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How Antonelli's penalty will affect Italian GP markets

The Driver’s Championship leader will take a grid penalty, with F1 bettors trying to predict how he will react at Monza.

Why Aston Martin is bringing house music to F1 fans

Aston Martin are taking house music for a spin in their new partnership with British record label Defected.

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Enzo Maresca, Manchester City manager, has been speaking to Sky about his continued use of Marc Guéhi in midfield.

After the Arsenal game [in the Community Shield], we struggled a bit in the middle of the field. This is a league where you need strong midfielders. Marc can do this job. On the ball, he is strong, off the ball he is defensively strong, he gives balance to the team. It’s good to be versatile. Bouaddi is an unbelievable player but he is 18, he is young, from France, he needs time.

Ideally we will have two players for every position. Hopefully we can get one more in, or two in. Also maybe one or two out.

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The week around the world in 20 pictures

The Nepal-Tibet flood disaster, Russian strikes in Kyiv, Israeli settlers in the West Bank and tributes to Dolly Parton – the past seven days as captured by the world’s leading photojournalists

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Dads and dudes: the two style clans that dominate menswear

The ‘dad’ look is summed up by straight lines and muted colours, while ‘dudes’ like things baggier with adornments

There is a competition going on at the US Open this week and it’s not the one involving rackets and balls. Instead, leading men who are not entered into this year’s draw are serving looks rather than aces.

Tennis legend Roger Federer took to court on Tuesday in navy blue poloshirt and shorts, navy blue sweatbands and navy blue socks. The cuts were trim and the top was tucked in. The young Spanish player Carlos Alcaraz wore a Nike vest, untucked and the colour of Ribena, maroon shorts, and trainers that looked like a sweetshop counter.

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Roblox Is Cracking Down On Games That Reward Kids For Doomscrolling

Roblox is restricting games that reward younger players for endlessly consuming autoplaying media feeds. The new restrictions are specifically targeting Roblox experiences like "Steal an Egg," which encouraged players to watch TikTok-style clips for in-game benefits. "Roblox's official alert does not expressly mention SAE, but the new policy is most certainly targeting the viral game first and foremost," reports TechSpot. From the report: The company said games that reward ongoing media consumption are now unavailable to players with a Roblox Kids (ages 5 to 8) or Roblox Select (ages 9 to 15) account. The policy will affect games designed to combine media feeds, autoplay, infinite scrolling, and systems that reward players for doomscrolling through TikTok videos of questionable value.

"Steal an Egg" fits perfectly into this new category. The game tasks players with raising eggs, but they can also steal eggs from other NPCs. Players are incentivized to increase their characters' speed either by spending in-game currency (Robux) or by watching a video feed on a virtual treadmill. "Steal an Egg" was recently removed from Roblox but is now back in the store without its troublesome video-feed feature.

[...] Roblox also highlights that the new anti-doomscrolling restriction does not apply to the rewarded video ads feature, which rewards players for watching a short clip but does not include autoplay or other infinite-scroll-like design choices.

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"'He wanted to understand himself as a gay intellectual'"

Emily Gaines Buchler (Johns Hopkins Magazine, Summer 2026), "Piecing together a Victorian love story": "the John Addington Symonds Project ... re-create[s] Symonds' home library of books ... [F]rom the reconstruction of Emily Dickinson's family library ... to the re-creation of Arturo Schomburg's book collection ... 'Book collections let us peer into an author's intellectual orbit and mindset.'" Hathitrust collection. The ambiguities of building it. One example of reading Symonds as a reader of one book. Rictor Norton's selections of work by Symonds. Reading habits of Nella Larsen, Emily Dickinson, and Flannery O'Connor previously. Manga bookshelves previously. In March, WBUR's podcast Endless Thread addressed something less scholarly but perhaps relatable: "Reddit's bookshelf detectives will judge you by your covers," an episode about r/BookshelvesDetective.

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Het laatste nieuws van vandaag over Rotterdam, Feyenoord, het verkeer en het weer in de regio Rijnmond

Zware Champions League-opgave voor Feyenoord: 'Hopen dat onervaren Como vroeg langskomt'

Feyenoord weet welke acht tegenstanders het treft in de Champions League en aan tafel bij FC Rijnmond gaat de blik meteen naar Emile Schelvis. De Italië-kenner kent vooral Inter en Como door en door, maar heeft ook veel wedstrijden van Barcelona en FC Porto van commentaar voorzien. Hoe zwaar is de loting van Feyenoord werkelijk?