Oasis 'Shocked and Saddened' After Man Dies in Fall at London Concert
Sunday, 3 August 2025 () Tragedy at an Oasis concert ... a man fell to his death at Wembley Stadium towards the end of a sold-out show. The incident happened Saturday night in London and the Metropolitan Police say officers and medics found a man in his 40s dead from…
Oasis fan Debbie Grove recounts the moment a man in his 40s fell to his death during the band’s reunion concert at Wembley Stadium.
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Chris Martin's not letting the Astronomer kiss cam scandal die ... and now he's being extra careful with couples at his Coldplay concerts. The band was.. TMZ.com
Fans gather at Wembley Stadium for the Community Shield, the traditional curtain-raiser to the English football season, as FA Cup holders Crystal Palace face Premier League champions Liverpool.
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Culture Digest: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week
A London exhibition pays tribute to Jean-Francois Millet's riveting rural portraits, Austin Butler stars in crime caper 'Caught Stealing', and Sabrina Carpenter releases her highly-anticipated (and controversial) new album.
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Unpublished sketches featuring Charles Dickens have gone on public display for the first time at the Charles Dickens Museum in London. Frankie Kubicki, the museum’s Director, says the drawings reveal Dickens’s love of theatre, with scenes from amateur plays staged at his home and appearances by his daughter Mamie and close friends. Report by Etemadil. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
More than a million people are expected in west London today for Notting Hill Carnival’s family day, with another million set to attend tomorrow.
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The Metropolitan Police say they have arrested 100 people and seized dozens of knives and guns in what they are calling "intelligence-led interventions" ahead of.. Sky News
Kneecap rapper Mo Chara to appear in UK court over alleged support for terror group
Kneecap member Mo Chara is scheduled to appear in court today in London. The Metropolitan Police has issued Public Order Act conditions for today’s court date, which has prompted Kneecap to react: "It is a distraction from war crimes that the British State support."
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The facial recognition technology deployed at this year's Notting Hill Carnival has "significantly improved" from previous years and will be used without bias,.. Sky News
In one of the largest police operations in over a decade, 474 people were arrested in central London during a mass protest against the UK’s ban on Palestine Action. The Metropolitan Police confirmed 466 arrests for “showing support” for the proscribed group, plus eight others for offences including assaulting officers. The protest, organised by Defend Our Juries, saw hundreds holding signs opposing genocide and supporting Palestine Action.
Critics, including Amnesty International, slammed the arrests as “deeply concerning” and a threat to free speech, saying the demonstrators were peaceful. The government defended the ban, calling Palestine Action a non-peaceful group, while announcing £8.5m in additional aid to Gaza. The crackdown follows the June proscription of the group after activists vandalised RAF aircraft in protest over UK arms sales to Israel.
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