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"We almost went to prison in Eastern Europe because of Lemmy": In the 90s Terrorvision were high flyers, but the fall hit them hard. Now they're back

We Are Not Robots is Terrorvision's first new album in more than a decade, and it’s full of top tunes

Louder

Alaska Airlines make a change flyers are sure to like

The airline reworked in-flight menu options based on customer requests.

The Street

Abused, raped, ignored: how ‘invisible’ female British military veterans are fighting back

After years of being dismissed when reporting high levels of sexual violence in the UK armed forces, women’s voices are set to be heard

The Guardian - UK

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"The middle of the day was Marillion. Mornings and evenings DeeExpus." What happened when Mark Kelly joined North East prog rockers DeeExpus

The rise of DeeExpus has been swift. Now with their second album King Of Number 33 and Marillion keyboardist Mark Kelly in tow, prog stardom awaits.

Louder

Banducci has resigned after an ‘on the record’ bungle. But what does the phrase really mean?

It’s a term everyone has heard but few truly understand, and it can lead to awkward interactions with journalists and the media.

Crikey

Wiggle and Chain Reaction Cycles to switch off international e-commerce stores, citing Brexit

Administrators also admit the process to sell the business 'gathers pace'

Cycling News

WiggleCRC closes international shops to 'solely focus' on the UK as it searches for buyer

Administrators cite economic impact of Brexit as retailer cuts trade overseas

Cycling Weekly

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Price’s views aren’t revelatory. The Australian right has long supported assimilation

Veteran journalists seem to think that Jacinta Nampijinpa Price represents something new in conservative politics. But the truth is she’s just reflecting views that the right has held for decades.

Crikey

Freshly demonising everything we’ve done and are is a sure way to kill the Yes vote

Alfred Deakin is not Australia’s bad daddy, and attempting to separate Australian history from ethnonationalist imperatives is ludicrous.

Crikey

Amid labor shortage, WA aerospace plants hire untapped talent

Inside two South Seattle manufacturing plants, work is slowly building back up as the aerospace industry recovers from a disastrous downturn.

Tribune News Service

Matt Hancock's trip to the jungle: ill defined job descriptions enable MPs to abandon their constituents

Former health secretary Matt Hancock’s constituents in West Suffolk have been vocally expressing their ire over his decision to take part in reality TV show I’m a Celebrity Get me Out of Here.

The Conversation

Paul Daley's Jesustown: a novel of lurid, postcolonial truth-telling

How can fiction contribute to the “truth” that the Uluru Statement asks us to tell? Allen and Unwin’s answer to that question is, in part, one of paratext. By composing a book’s paratext, a publisher addresses the reader about how to experience the book. The paratext of Paul Daley’s Jesustown…

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