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Leeds Bradford Airport Hits 3 Million Passengers in 2025, Sets Record
Leeds Bradford Airport hit 3 million passengers by Aug 27 2025, the earliest ever, amid a £100 m terminal upgrade and rising Yorkshire travel demand.
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Bristol Zoo Memorabilia Auctions Raise £206,600 for Conservation
Bristol Zoological Society raised £206,600 through three memorabilia auctions, channeling the money into the new Bristol Zoo Project and a Madagascar lemur programme.
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Ben Elton Extends Authentic Stupidity Tour to 2025 with West End Run
Ben Elton extends his Authentic Stupidity comedy tour into 2025, adding 34 dates and a limited West End run at London’s Duke of York's Theatre.
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Menzies Campbell, Olympic Sprinter and Former Lib Dem Leader, Dies at 84
Former Liberal Democrat leader and Olympic sprinter Menzies "Ming" Campbell passed away at 84. The Scottish MP combined a record‑breaking athletics career with a distinguished legal practice and two decades in Westminster. Tributes highlighted his impact on sport, law and public life. He served as Chancellor of St Andrews and was made a life peer in 2015.
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The Weeknd 2026 Tour: UK & Europe dates, tickets, prices, and resale tips
The Weeknd is extending his After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour into 2026, bringing a summer run across Europe and the UK with Playboi Carti as special guest. Highlights include five nights at Wembley and multi-night stops in Paris, Frankfurt, Warsaw, Stockholm, Dublin, and Madrid. Tickets went on sale in September 2025. The tour continues its charity tie-up, donating $1 per ticket to global causes.
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Dexter: Resurrection finale — blood, code, and a new beginning
Dexter: Resurrection ends its first season with a nerve‑tight vault standoff, a gala gone feral, and a kill that rewrites Dexter’s code. Leon Prater is unmasked as the New York City Ripper, his network exposed, and Miami suddenly back on the map. Dexter and Harrison survive—but the spotlight is coming. Season 2 is confirmed, and the board is reset.
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Can we play Harry Potter games?
Grab your wands, Potterheads! The answer to the question "Can we play Harry Potter games?" is an astounding "Yes!" - and boy, are we in for a magical ride. Get ready to dive into the Wizarding World from the comfort of your couch, with an array of games that span across various platforms. So, whether you fancy a stroll through Diagon Alley or a frenzied Quidditch match, there's a Harry Potter game out there that's sure to cast a spell on you. It's a fantastic time to be a muggle, isn't it?
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How many poker chips do you start with?
In poker, the starting number of chips can vary greatly, depending mostly on the type of game you're playing. For a typical home game, each player might start with about 100-200 chips. However, in professional tournaments, players often start with stacks of 5,000, 10,000, or even 50,000 chips. It's important to remember that the number of chips doesn't reflect the actual money value - it's the chip distribution and structure of the game that counts. So, whether you're a newcomer or a seasoned player, understanding chip count is an essential part of your poker strategy.
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How to upload our applications or games in Google play store?
In my latest blog post, I've shared a simple guide on how to upload your games or applications to the Google Play Store. This process involves creating a Google Play developer account and preparing your app for release. I've outlined the steps to configure your app's settings and how to fill out the necessary product details. I also talked about the important task of reviewing your app's content rating before finally hitting the publish button. Lastly, I provided tips on how to manage and monitor your app's performance once it's live on the platform.
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Why don't Chromebooks have any good games?
As a gamer and blogger, I've been asked why Chromebooks don't seem to have any good games. The main reason is that Chromebooks are designed for productivity tasks like browsing and document editing, not heavy gaming. They are equipped with lower-end hardware that isn't suitable for running high-end games. Additionally, Chrome OS doesn't support most of the popular PC gaming platforms. So, while you can find some games on the Google Play Store, don't expect to play the latest AAA titles on your Chromebook.
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