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Namco's 1997 armadillo racing arcade game finally comes to consoles for the first time
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Namco's 1997 armadillo racing arcade game finally comes to consoles for the first time

Hamster Corporation has announced it will bring Bandai Namco's 1997 arcade oddity Armadillo Racing to modern consoles as part of the Arcade Archives series. The game, which has never had a home release in its nearly 30-year history, tasks players with racing armadillos. No release date has been announced.

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Poll: Zelensky leads Ukrainian presidential race, Zaluzhny second
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Poll: Zelensky leads Ukrainian presidential race, Zaluzhny second

A poll by the Rating research centre shows that President Volodymyr Zelensky would top the first round of a hypothetical Ukrainian presidential election, but with declining support. Former military chief and current UK ambassador General Valery Zaluzhny would finish second, while ex-Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov would come third. The results reflect growing political competition for the incumbent president.

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Fury threatens to fight someone else if Joshua bout falls through
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Fury threatens to fight someone else if Joshua bout falls through

Tyson Fury has cast doubt over his highly anticipated fight with Anthony Joshua, saying he is ready to face "somebody else" at the end of 2026 if the bout does not materialise. Fury mockingly referred to Joshua as "silly Mr Bodybuilder" in his latest comments. The long-awaited showdown between the two British heavyweights has yet to be officially confirmed.

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The Blood of Dawnwalker Playable at Gamescom Before Launch
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The Blood of Dawnwalker Playable at Gamescom Before Launch

Polish studio Rebel Wolves announced it will bring a playable build of its RPG The Blood of Dawnwalker to gamescom. This gives anyone attending the fair a chance to try the game ahead of its official release.

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Krill return after 10 years with new song "Commemorative Plaque"
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Krill return after 10 years with new song "Commemorative Plaque"

Chicago-based indie rock band Krill, originally from Boston, have released their first new song in ten years, titled "Commemorative Plaque". The track marks a long-awaited return for the group after a decade-long hiatus.

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From 5 August, agency to collect doctors' salary data linked to PESEL numbers
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From 5 August, agency to collect doctors' salary data linked to PESEL numbers

A new law requiring the collection of healthcare workers' salary data comes into force on 5 August. The Agency for Health Technology Assessment and Tariff System (AOTMiT) will link pay data to individuals' PESEL numbers or professional licence numbers to map the scale of multiple job-holding. The Ministry of Health is due to receive the completed analysis by mid-January, according to AOTMiT president Daniel Rutkowski.

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EU forces board Russian shadow fleet tanker in Mediterranean
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EU forces board Russian shadow fleet tanker in Mediterranean

EU forces boarded the tanker MV South Star on July 20 as part of Operation Irini, suspecting it of sailing under a false flag in violation of international maritime law. The vessel is believed to be part of Russia's so-called shadow fleet, used to circumvent Western sanctions. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas announced the inspection, signalling growing European pressure on Kremlin-linked shipping.

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Stephen Wolfram: the universe isn't random โ€” it's driven by computational evolution
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Stephen Wolfram: the universe isn't random โ€” it's driven by computational evolution

Physicist and Wolfram Alpha creator Stephen Wolfram argues that the universe's complexity emerges from simple computational rules, much like biological complexity arises from evolution. He proposes that nature is neither random nor engineered, but governed by a principle he calls "computational irreducibility." The same rule that shapes living tissue and organisms is, he claims, a fundamental property of computation itself.

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Experimental pancreatic cancer vaccine triggers immune response in 90% of patients
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Experimental pancreatic cancer vaccine triggers immune response in 90% of patients

An experimental pancreatic cancer vaccine has been tested in humans for the first time, producing a durable immune response in 90% of participants. Researchers say the results are promising and suggest the vaccine could potentially stop tumour development before it occurs. Further studies are needed to confirm its safety and efficacy.

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GM locks in $1 billion US Army truck contract as military business grows
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GM locks in $1 billion US Army truck contract as military business grows

General Motors has secured a $1 billion contract with the US Army to supply trucks, with its military vehicle business thriving under the Trump administration. Toyota is extending the lifecycle of certain models in response to tariff pressures and competitive challenges. Acura is also working on a new crossover model.

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Pharma industry pushes back against broad US restrictions on China biotech ties
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Pharma industry pushes back against broad US restrictions on China biotech ties

The pharmaceutical industry is lobbying to limit the scope of broad US restrictions targeting China's role in the biotech sector. Celldex Therapeutics reported that its experimental drug barzolvolimab failed a Phase 2 trial in the skin condition prurigo nodularis, sending shares lower in premarket trading. Summit Therapeutics released updated survival data from a Phase 3 trial of ivonescimab in non-small cell lung cancer, with an FDA approval decision expected by November 14.

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AMD to invest up to $5 billion in Anthropic to challenge Nvidia in AI chips
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AMD to invest up to $5 billion in Anthropic to challenge Nvidia in AI chips

AMD has announced an investment of up to $5 billion in AI startup Anthropic, the maker of the Claude assistant. The move is aimed at boosting AMD's AI chip business and positioning the company as a serious rival to Nvidia. Anthropic is one of the leading AI firms, competing directly with OpenAI.

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Leroy's Place in New Orleans: a whimsical monster-art gallery in the French Quarter
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Leroy's Place in New Orleans: a whimsical monster-art gallery in the French Quarter

Leroy's Place is an eccentric art gallery in New Orleans' Historic French Quarter, where visitors are greeted by a 10-foot hot-pink puppet cat named Casual Carl. The rotating collection of handmade art includes a needle-felted ghost holding a Ghost VHS tape, a sculpture called "Blub," and a knitted "Pineapple Hunk." Handmade gifts and artworks are available across a wide price range.

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AI is boosting markets and the economy โ€” but also amplifying risks

Investment in artificial intelligence and AI-linked companies is pushing stock markets higher and driving spending across the broader economy. However, the rapid concentration of capital in the sector is also creating growing risks for financial markets and the economy as a whole.

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100 writers from 54 countries voted "Don Quixote" the greatest book of all time
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100 writers from 54 countries voted "Don Quixote" the greatest book of all time

Two decades ago, the Norwegian Nobel Institute assembled 100 distinguished writers from 54 countries to identify the most important works in literary history. All 100 chosen titles were ranked equally, but one received a special distinction: Miguel de Cervantes' "Don Quixote" was named the greatest book of all time.

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Water your orchid with rice water every 2 weeks to trigger new blooms
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Water your orchid with rice water every 2 weeks to trigger new blooms

To encourage an orchid to bloom again, simply water it with rice-cooking water every two weeks. The method is cheap, home-based and requires no store-bought preparations. With regular care, the plant should recover and produce new flower buds within a few weeks.

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Fans vote on Total War: Medieval III factions โ€” Wielkopolska among candidates
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Fans vote on Total War: Medieval III factions โ€” Wielkopolska among candidates

Creative Assembly has launched an official fan vote for the first time in Total War history, allowing players to choose which factions will be playable at the launch of Total War: Medieval III. Among the candidates is Wielkopolska, representing the Piast dynasty lands of medieval Poland. The move marks an unprecedented step in community engagement for the long-running strategy series.

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Two-ingredient homemade fertiliser makes tomatoes sweeter and bigger
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Two-ingredient homemade fertiliser makes tomatoes sweeter and bigger

Instead of synthetic fertilisers, gardeners can boost their tomato harvest with a homemade two-ingredient solution that supplies the nutrients needed for abundant fruiting. Regular application encourages flowering and fruit development, improving both the size and sweetness of the crop. The organic method is cheaper and gentler on the soil than chemical alternatives.

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US East Coast weather chaos: 4,600 flights delayed, over 1,600 cancelled
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US East Coast weather chaos: 4,600 flights delayed, over 1,600 cancelled

Severe weather on the US East Coast caused 4,600 flight delays and more than 1,600 cancellations, bringing New York airports to a near standstill. Among those affected are Polish fans travelling to watch Robert Lewandowski's debut for Chicago Fire. Many travellers are stranded and risk missing the high-profile match.

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Lewandowski unlikely to win MLS Golden Boot in his debut season
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Lewandowski unlikely to win MLS Golden Boot in his debut season

Robert Lewandowski has joined MLS side Chicago Fire, but his chances of topping the scoring charts in his debut season are slim. The Polish striker begins with a large points deficit to the current leading scorers โ€” a stark contrast to his regular title challenges in the Bundesliga and La Liga. The gap is considered too big to close in the time remaining.

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Modder creates GTA multiverse with portals linking GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas
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Modder creates GTA multiverse with portals linking GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas

A modder known as Dryxio has created a GTA multiverse mod for San Andreas, adding portals on Grove Street that lead directly into the fully playable worlds of GTA 3 and Vice City. Players can shoot through the portals at NPCs on the other side and step through to control the protagonists of the other games. Dryxio showcased the creation in a demonstration video.

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Charles Gaines, 'Pumping Iron' author who launched Schwarzenegger's career, dies aged 84

Charles Gaines, the author of the 1970s book and documentary Pumping Iron that helped launch Arnold Schwarzenegger's career, died on July 21 at the age of 84. Schwarzenegger announced the news on social media, paying tribute to him as "a lifelong friend" and lover of outdoor pursuits. Gaines was born on January 6 in Jacksonville, Florida.

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