‘I tend to put such things away, but I never discard them’
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Author: Emilia Randall
Bruce Springsteen’s first ‘rap’ song is unearthed from unreleased treasure trove
U2’s Bono’s five favourite songs of all time may surprise you
U2 frontman Bono has shared his favourite songs from the past – and some may surprise fans of the Irish rock band.
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Author: Ewan Gleadow
Bruce Springsteen Shares Unreleased ‘Blind Spot’ From ‘Tracks II: The Lost Albums’
Bruce Springsteen has shared his unreleased song “Blind Spot,” from his ‘Streets of Philadelphia Sessions’ off ‘Tracks II: The Lost Albums.’
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Author: Daniel Kreps
Bruce Springsteen Shares Previously Unreleased Rap-Inspired ’90s Song “Blind Spot.” From ‘Tracks II: The Lost Albums’
We are about to get so many previously unheard Bruce Springsteen songs. A couple of weeks ago, Springsteen announced the massive new box set Tracks II: The Lost Albums. It’ll include 83 songs that have never been released, divided up into albums that Springsteen essentially finished but then declined to release. Along with the announcement, Springsteen shared “Rain In The River,” which he recorded in 2018. But most of the box set comes from the ’90s, including “Blind Spot,” the song that Springsteen released today. This one comes from the early-’90s moment that Springsteen was inspired by West Coast rap, and if that doesn’t interest you, I don’t know what will.
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Author: Tom Breihan
Bruce Springsteen Shares Rarity “Blind Spot” From New Box Set of Lost Albums
The first song to be released from the Streets of Philadelphia Sessions, known to fans as the “loops record”
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Author: Jazz Monroe
Boy, 16, arrested after elderly couple die in house fire
A man aged in his 90s and a women in her 80s died after the house fire in Hampshire
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Trans women arrested Britain’s railways to be strip-searched by male officers
British Transport Police amends policy in light of supreme court’s landmark ruling on definition of a woman
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Author: Rajeev Syal
How will UK judgment on legal definition of womanhood affect policy?
From the NHS, to sporting bodies and prisons, organisations will have to respond to supreme court ruling
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Author: Amelia Gentleman
Huyton stab victim had ‘genuine heart of gold’, family say
Rebekah Campbell was found badly injured at a tower block in Huyton, on Tuesday, say police.
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Murder arrest after pair found dead in Alton house fire
A 16-year-old boy is held on suspicion of murdering an elderly man and woman.
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Buckingham Palace announces major new role for Princess Anne
Buckingham Palace is preparing for a significant overseas engagement next week as she heads to Turkey for a two day royal visit. The visit is scheduled for April 24 and 25, which will center…
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Author: Royal Desk
Inside Pakistani star Anoushey Ashraf’s dreamy Mehndi in Turkey: Colour, couture, and a whole lot of heart
Actress and VJ has officially kicked off her wedding celebrations in great style in Turkey
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Author: Manjusha Radhakrishnan
Meghan Markle gears up for another NYC dash to attend TIME100 Summit…
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Author: Nika Shakhnazarova
Where the cast of ITV Benidorm are 18 years after show first aired
The show remains one of ITV’s most successful sitcoms
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Author: Courtney Eales
Drummer Zak Starkey speaks out after leaving The Who
After almost 30 years behind the drum kit for The Who, the band says a “collective decision” has been made about Zak Starkey’s departure – which follows recent gigs in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall.
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Author: Sky News
In small-town America, a senator under siege has Australia on his mind
From the town halls of rural Iowa to the farms of Kentucky, Australia’s reluctance to accept imports of US beef is a hot topic.
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Author: Michael Koziol
In small-town America, a senator under siege has Australia on his mind
From the town halls of rural Iowa to the farms of Kentucky, Australia’s reluctance to accept imports of US beef is a hot topic.
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Author: Michael Koziol
Are tariffs breaking up Trump’s working-class coalition?
A large share of the country still seems to view the Republican Party as the party of the people.
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Author: Christian Paz
Former OneRepublic bassist to take on veteran California GOP House member
Democrats are hoping pop rock star power will help oust a long-serving Republican east of Los Angeles in the fight for the U.S. House
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Republicans consider increasing taxes on the rich in break from party orthodoxy
Republicans in Congress are considering increasing taxes on the rich as a part of President Trump’s “big beautiful bill” of ambitious legislative priorities, a striking development that breaks with…
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Author: Emily Brooks
Trans workers could be asked to use disabled toilets
Businesses will likely have to review and change policies, including on toilets, in light of a Supreme Court ruling, according to lawyer Peter Byrne.
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Author: Jordan Reynolds
Sarwar: I would consider future gender reforms at Holyrood
The Scottish Labour leader said he has been ‘clear’ that ‘mistakes’ were made by his party when the legislation was previously approved.
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Author: Craig Meighan
Labour’s gender debate hypocrisy
The ink had barely dried on the Supreme Court justices’ unanimous judgment on Wednesday – confirming that ‘woman’ in the Equality Act refers to biological sex – before Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour lot were out there touting their long-term advocacy of that very position. Education Secretary Bridge Phillipson even claimed in response to the ruling
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Author: Steerpike
Trans people like me will still be protected by law, no matter what opponents think
However much campaign groups might try to claim otherwise, it will still be indirect discrimination to put a policy in place excluding trans people from facilities consistent with their gender, writes barrister Robin Moira White
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Author: Robin Moira White
