Duck in Mexico World Cup jersey goes viral
Merlin, a two-year-old duck wearing a Mexico national team jersey, has become an internet sensation during the World Cup, delighting fans in Mexico City.
Merlin, a two-year-old duck wearing a Mexico national team jersey, has become an internet sensation during the World Cup, delighting fans in Mexico City.
A new report reveals that most Australians under 25 have never used newspapers or radio for news, while TikTok usage surges. Overall news interest rises, especially among women and youth.
Despite a 62,764 official attendance, thousands of seats were empty at the Uruguay-Saudi Arabia match in Miami, raising questions about Fifa's American expansion.
Brian Gu, vice-chair of Chinese EV maker Xpeng, says UK and EU motorists should not expect sharp price drops despite increased Chinese competition, as firms focus on quality.
The Mail on Sunday and Daily Mail have launched fierce attacks on Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain party, highlighting the fracturing of the British right and the media's struggle to navigate the new political landscape.
Australia's consumer watchdog has launched legal action against Grill'd, accusing the burger chain of misleading customers over its environmental claims.
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Brooklyn Peltz Beckham stars in a new DoorDash ad, just months after criticizing his family's obsession with publicity. The ad hints at family drama, as tensions between Brooklyn and the Beckhams escalate.
The US student loan system changes July 1: Save plan ends, new repayment options with higher payments and less forgiveness. Borrowers face confusion and stricter terms.
Russell Crowe says 'Gladiator II' failed because it lacked a moral core, unlike the original which appealed to women due to its focus on vengeance over revenge.
At least eight states have banned kratom as more people use it and some claim it's addictive. Lawmakers push for bans despite industry opposition.
Yum Brands announces the sale of Pizza Hut, focusing on KFC and Taco Bell. The deal is part of a strategic portfolio review.
Major UK retailers including Lidl, Asda, Amazon and B&Q are in talks with the government to sell plug-in balcony solar panels, which can cut household electricity bills by up to £110 annually.
Tom Holland confirms he and Zendaya are married, revealing his family attended the wedding. The couple's relationship is described as a bedrock that will stand the test of time.
Workers at ATO outsource call centres earn up to 40% less than public service counterparts, according to a Fair Work Commission submission ahead of 'same job, same pay' hearings.
TOWIE star Bobby Norris took to Instagram to reassure fans he is alive after false reports of his death circulated online, expressing condolences for another Bobby Norris.
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Louise Whitbread tests Shokz OpenDots 2, claiming the comfiest earbuds ever. With 48-hour battery, lightweight design, and open-ear audio, are they worth £179?
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A 53-year-old England fan was refused alcohol in a Seattle bar because his UK driving licence was not accepted as ID, so he ordered a banana milkshake.
Aldi reveals plans to open 16 new supermarkets across the UK, including four in London, as part of a £370 million investment for 2026.
Tom Holland confirms he and Zendaya are married, revealing that all family members were present at the wedding, debunking AI-generated wedding photos.
Phantom Blade 0 director Qiwei Liang says the team isn't shifting its release date away from GTA 6, emphasizing that only game quality matters, not competition.
Lorraine Kelly discusses Brooklyn Beckham's controversial World Cup advert for DoorDash, questioning if he needs the money amid his family feud with David and Victoria Beckham.
Microsoft plans to close multiple Xbox studios including Ninja Theory, Compulsion Games, and Double Fine as part of a 'reset' strategy, with layoffs already underway.
British Transport Police release image of man sought after woman sexually assaulted on Jubilee Line train; attacker used newspaper to conceal actions.
Vodafone launches new unlimited SIM plans bundling Disney+ and Amazon Prime, offering extra data for streaming and shopping perks.
Donald Trump's $20 million renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington DC has already turned green due to algae, despite a blue coating and nanobubbler technology.
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