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Anthony Joshua is using an ancient Cossack Pravilo stretching machine as part of his training for a potential December heavyweight fight against Tyson Fury in Cardiff. The article recounts the machine's history and the venue negotiations.
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Corinna Schumacher, wife of F1 legend Michael Schumacher, gives a rare public account of her life as his primary carer since his 2013 skiing accident in a new Netflix documentary. She describes ongoing grief and privacy around his condition, which sources say still leaves him unable to understand some things around him.
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Wayne Rooney revealed in a new Disney+ documentary that he has Polish-Jewish ancestry through his maternal grandmother and that he visited Auschwitz with his sons. The piece also touches on his religious views and the documentary premiere.
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Longtime Lakers public address announcer Lawrence Tanter died at age 76, the franchise announced. Tanter spent 43 seasons as the team's PA announcer beginning in 1982-83 and was remembered by the Lakers and governor Jeanie Buss.
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A travel and food guide rounding up the best farmers' markets across Britain, from Cornwall to Sussex, detailing locations, times and local specialities. The piece is a consumer lifestyle listicle with no political or ideological content.
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Two widows, Debbie Beard and Amanda Thorpe, discuss the suicides of their husbands, former Liverpool Women manager Matt Beard and former England cricketer Graham Thorpe, at an event launching a suicide-prevention toolkit backed by the Prince of Wales and the Royal Foundation. They describe their husbands' job losses, drinking and mental-health struggles, and call for sport to embed mental-health support in its culture.
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A feature profile of Dame Sarah Storey, Britain's most decorated Paralympian, as she begins competing on Strictly Come Dancing. She discusses her disability matter-of-factly and reveals that school bullying over her sporting success led her to disordered eating as a teenager.
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Nine British women in their 50s describe their salaries and whether they feel fairly paid, framed around the midlife gender pay gap. The piece mixes personal finance profiles with questions about career tradeoffs, ageism, and the menopause.
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A fashion editor reviews barrel-leg trousers from multiple high-street retailers, advising readers on which styles suit different body shapes and budgets. The piece highlights options ranging from a £24 Sainsbury's faux-leather pair to a £220 designer denim. It is consumer advice with no political content.
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A court ordered Dolly Parton's nephew, Bryan Seaver, to stay out of most of her estate affairs following accusations of threats, after he had announced her death in a video.
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An opinion column from Beverly Hills mocks the social pressure women face to disclose which injectables, particularly peptides, they use for youth and fitness, arguing that wellness culture has repackaged vanity as optimization. She cites limited human research and FDA warnings, urging readers to demand real evidence before following a friend's glowing recommendation.
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Lord Ivar Mountbatten, a cousin of King Charles, walked his daughter Ella down the aisle at her wedding in West Sussex. The piece recounts his repeated marriages and the family's recent sale of their country estate. It is a light royal society and celebrity item with no political valence.