June 2026

The Duchess of Gloucester opens the innovative all-weather Bradbury Den

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The Duchess of Gloucester has officially opened Bradbury Den during a visit to the Chailey Heritage Foundation in North Chailey, East Sussex. Patron of the Chailey Heritage Foundation since 2003, the Duchess has been closely involved with the organization for more than two decades, championing its work to support children and young people with complex […]

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Somali referee banned from US over alleged terror links gets big UEFA job

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2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off: Simon Jordan discusses US soccer growth Talksport host Simon Jordan discusses the 2026 FIFA World Cup kickoff in Mexico and highlights its huge global and growing American influence. Jordan notes soccer’s rise to the third most popular sport in America, surpassing baseball and hockey. He is optimistic about the

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‘Great job, scammers’: Valve is officially done with Steam physical gift cards thanks to scammers – and it could be the start of a frustrating trend

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Valve will soon put an end to physical gift cards It has actually been forced to end physical gift cards due to fraudsters’ customizations Once stock has expired across retailers, there will be no more physical gift cards Valve will end physical Steam Gift Cards when inventory runs out across retailers. As reported by Destructoid,

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Funeral prayer called for Mi-17 helicopter crash martyrs in Rawalpindi

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Prime Minister Shehbaz, CDF Munir attend; martyrs to be buried with full military honors Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir and others participate in funeral prayers for soldiers who were martyred in the crash of a Pakistan Army Aviation Mi-17 helicopter near Muzaffarabad. Photo: ISPR Funeral prayers for army personnel martyred in

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Tether leads $1.4 billion funding round in German robotics company Neura

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Tether Investments said it led a $1.4 billion funding round for Neura Robotics, a German startup developing AI-powered humanoid robots, in what it called one of the largest investments in physical AI ever. The funding, announced Wednesday, was expected to value Neura between $9 billion and nearly $12 billion when it first went public last

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Toys for Bob developer says team tried to capture ‘the feeling that we fell in love with’ when developing Spyro: A Realm Beyond rather than worrying about features first

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Toys for Bob wanted to recapture the feeling of playing previous games during development Spyro: A Realm Beyond It wanted to focus on “the feeling we fell in love with” rather than worrying about a list of features Chief creative officer and head of studio Paul Yan says: “If you stick too much to nostalgia,

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We all hate ads on today’s smart TVs, but a report says they’re a big part of why TV prices haven’t had to rise as a result of the memory crunch – so if you’re upgrading your set for the World Cup, say thank you to advertisers, I guess

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The cost of TV components is rising, squeezing already thin margins A report says that advertising in smart TVs has helped avoid price increases It also says fierce retail competition has helped keep prices low The price of almost everything electronic has risen dramatically in recent months, with one notable exception: TVs. And a new

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Big banks are ditching private blockchains to build tokenized cash networks on public infrastructure

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Banks are focusing on pulling stablecoins and tokenized forms of more traditional financial instruments into one integrated package to meet growing institutional demand for multi-asset flexibility. Instead of waiting for a single winner to emerge, large asset managers and corporate funds are demanding a multi-instrument setup where stablecoins, tokenized bank deposits and tokenized money market

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