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Valley native and Oscar winning actor Troy Kotsur is preparing to sign the National Anthem at the Super Bowl alongside singer Chris Stapleton.
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Yahoo TV UKRob McElhenney criticises rules over Wrexham women's football team pay
In Welcome to Wrexham's new episode on Disney+, co-owner Rob McElhenney hit out at 'limits' to how much they could pay players in the women's team.
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BoE's Pill says heavy focus on June rate cut is 'ill advised'
Focusing too much on the chances of a Bank of England rate cut at its next rate meeting would be "ill advised", Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill said on Friday, highlighting how Governor Andrew Bailey had said a cut was not a "fait accompli". "Focusing just on the next meeting is probably a little bit ill advised," Pill said in an online presentation to businesses and the BoE's regional agents, adding that he was focused on underlying components of inflation, not the headline rate. Pill voted with the majority of the BoE's Monetary Policy Committee on Thursday to keep interest rates at a 16-year high of 5.25%, but said afterwards that he had growing confidence it would soon be time to cut rates.
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Former 'Bachelorette' star Hannah Brown had a bumpy journey to find love. So do the characters in her debut romance novel.
Hannah Brown told Yahoo how she weaved in her own experiences with "big emotions" into her new novel, "Mistakes We Never Made."
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‘You have to have a skirt rip moment!’ How to win Eurovision
Is it all about having a great gimmick – or touching hearts? Ahead of this year’s song contest, Eurovision hitmakers from Bucks Fizz to Käärijä reveal the tricks of the trade, from free saunas and milkmaids to writing your tune in half an hour
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Is it ever OK to ask if someone's on Ozempic? Here's what experts say about questions regarding weight loss drugs.
What's the etiquette for asking about weight loss in the age of Ozempic? Here's what experts — and people who have used medications to slim down — say.
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Invasive ash-tree-destroying beetle found in B.C. for 1st time
A highly destructive invasive beetle that kills ash trees has been found in B.C., marking the first time it has been officially recorded in the province.Larvae of the emerald ash borer (EAB) were recently found in Vancouver by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), indicating that the bug has been on the move into B.C. from other provinces.Dezene Huber, a professor in the faculty of environment at the University of Northern B.C. in Prince George, says the beetle can spread quickly as a resu
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Octogenarians Have Fostered Over 150 Kids — and Are Currently Caring for 8-Month-Old Boy: 'We’ve Loved Them All'
"It’s something we always wanted to do and we enjoy doing it," Robert Isdale, who lives in Lincolnshire, England with his wife Margaret, tells PEOPLE
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Learning to spot a tech unicorn to invest in: Opening Bid
Finding the right investment can sometimes be difficult, while finding a sleeper hit investment that grows into something like Ring can seem impossible. M13 is known for investing in early-stage, disruptive tech companies that revolutionize consumers everyday life. But how can investors at any stage learn how to spot a tech unicorn like Ring? How can investors tell the difference between what's good and what's too good to be true? Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi is joined by M13 Co-Founder Carter Reum to give insight into finding success in calculated investments, spotting liars in business, AI in the labor force, and much more. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino
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Terrified tourists left stranded for hours on sheer cliff face
Tourists visiting the Yandang Mountain Scenic Area during China's Labor Day holiday experienced terrifying moments after being stranded on the sheer cliff face of the 3,700ft mountain. Dizzying footage from early May captured a long line of traffic at a standstill as thrill-seekers clung on for more than an hour before the bottleneck cleared.
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Starmer will not set small boats target but pledges hostile territory for gangs
The Labour leader set out his plans in a speech in Deal, Kent, following the defection of local MP Natalie Elphicke.
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BBC confirms return of Taskmaster's Mawaan Rizwan's scripted series Juice
The BBC has confirmed the return of Taskmaster star Mawaan Rizwan's comedy Juice for a second series.
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Everything we know about BBC crime drama Rebus
The BBC has adapted Sir Ian Rankin’s bestselling Rebus crime novels for a new TV series. Here is what we know about it so far.
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Police investigating after at least 2 people shot in northeast OKC
Police investigating after at least 2 people shot in northeast OKC
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Tory MPs losing their nerve because of dire polls, says Jeremy Hunt
Tory MPs are “losing their nerve” because of the party’s poor polling, the Chancellor has said.
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Raging bull-terrier: did Martin Scorsese’s dog really eat Paul Schrader’s thumb?
According to a Variety interview, yes. But is this part of the director and Taxi Driver writer’s self-mythologising? The American Kennel Club might have the answer
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Romesh Ranganathan says Africa trip ‘perfect’ way to end Misadventures series
The Ranganation star will explore Uganda, Rwanda and Madagascar in the final series of The Misadventures Of Romesh Ranganathan.
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Twelfth Night review – splashes of fun beside the seaside
Owen Horsley’s frolicking staging has jaunty music and mischief, but this production dances over sadness
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Pasties on William as Prince of Wales tours Isles of Scilly
The future king treated his entourage to the Cornish delicacy as he visited St Mary’s harbour.
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Just Stop Oil protesters in their 80s smash Magna Carta display case
Reverend Sue Parfitt, 82, and Judy Bruce, 85, smashed the glass around the historic document before gluing themselves to it.
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‘Shane MacGowan insisted I Nazi salute him’: behind the scenes of A Song for Eurotrash
In the mid-1990s, a young music producer named Nick Bradshaw sat in a bar with his friend, The Specials’ Terry Hall, discussing a bizarre brainwave he’d had involving enlisting credible artists to cover Eurovision winners. “When Terry smiled, not something he is renowned for, I knew this idea actually stood a chance of getting somewhere,” recalled Bradshaw in 1998.