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Ubisoft CEO says PlayStation disc discontinuation will not greatly disrupt gaming industry
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said Sony's plan to end physical PlayStation game discs by 2028 will not significantly disrupt the gaming sector.
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Elliot Anderson joins Manchester City for £116 million on a five-year deal
Elliot Anderson transferred from Nottingham Forest to Manchester City for a British record £116 million on a five-year contract.
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Grain Prices Hit Multi-Year Highs Amid Black Sea Conflicts and Climate Risks
Wheat, soybean, and corn prices surged as Black Sea fighting and extreme weather threaten global grain supplies.
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Newcastle United sign Monaco midfielder Aladji Bamba on five-year deal
Newcastle United have signed 20-year-old French midfielder Aladji Bamba from AS Monaco for up to £34 million on a five-year contract.
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Xbox Release of Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game Delayed Until September 3, Switch Launch Limited
Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game Xbox launch delayed to September 3; Nintendo Switch version launched July 23 with limited features.
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Orcas ram giant sunfish carcasses to break them apart in Gulf of California
Orcas in the Gulf of California have been filmed ramming dead sunfish carcasses to fragment them, aiding juveniles’ feeding or as play.
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Five Thai Paramilitary Soldiers Killed in Narathiwat Bomb and Shooting Attack
Five Thai paramilitary soldiers died in a combined bomb and shooting attack at a Narathiwat checkpoint on July 22, 2026.
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Hitler’s Austrian Birthplace Converted into Police Station to Deter Extremists
Adolf Hitler’s birthplace in Braunau am Inn, Austria, was officially reopened as a police station on July 22, 2026, to block neo-Nazi pilgrimages.
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Valve updates Steam wishlist with categories and enhances gifting features
Valve added custom categories to Steam wishlists and improved gifting with guest checkout and direct email delivery.
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Germany Approves French-Russian Nuclear Fuel Rod Project Despite Security Warnings
Lower Saxony approved a joint nuclear fuel rod project by France's Framatome and Russia's Rosatom on July 22, 2026, amid security concerns.
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British Candidate Count Binface Demands Shenmue 4 Update from Sega
Count Binface, running in the 2026 Clacton by-election, called on Sega for an update on Shenmue 4 in a satirical video commissioned by a fan group.
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Phil Foden extends Manchester City contract until 2030
Phil Foden, 26, signed a new four-year deal with Manchester City, keeping him at the club until 2030.
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Arsenal sign Spain goalkeeper Misa Rodriguez on free transfer from Real Madrid
Arsenal signed 27-year-old Spain goalkeeper Misa Rodriguez on a free transfer ahead of the 2026-27 Women’s Super League season.
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France passes law allowing limited pesticide use, ecology minister resigns in protest
French Parliament approved an emergency agriculture bill permitting temporary waivers for two banned pesticides, prompting Ecology Minister Monique Barbut to resign on July 21.
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Disney cuts hundreds of jobs including 100-150 layoffs at Pixar amid mixed film results
Disney laid off hundreds across divisions including Pixar, which cut 100-150 jobs after mixed box office for recent films.
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Burnout Veterans Launch When Tides Turn Studio to Develop Wreckreation 2
Fiona Sperry and former Three Fields veterans formed When Tides Turn to create Wreckreation 2, a sequel to the 2025 open-world racing game.
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino denies affair and UEFA severance payment claims
Gianni Infantino denied allegations of an affair and related severance payments during his UEFA tenure after media reports surfaced today.
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Tottenham sign French defender Alice Sombath from Lyon for club record fee
Tottenham Hotspur signed 22-year-old France international defender Alice Sombath from Lyon for a club record fee.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 open beta set for August with new Kill Block mode
Activision announced Modern Warfare 4 open beta dates from August 21 to September 1 across multiple platforms worldwide.
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Fijian Rugby Player Saimoni Vunilagi Dies in Japan from Suspected Heatstroke
Saimoni Vunilagi, a 26-year-old Fijian rugby player for Kyushu KV, died of suspected severe heatstroke after training in Fukuoka on August 3, 2026.
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João Gomes joins Aston Villa from Wolves for £38 million transfer fee
Aston Villa signed Brazilian midfielder João Gomes from Wolverhampton Wanderers in a £38 million deal announced in July.
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Ukraine launches over 400 drones at Moscow region, causing injuries and damage
Ukraine launched more than 400 drones at Moscow region over July 19-20, causing injuries and infrastructure damage, Russian officials said.
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Arsenal complete £75 million signing of Newcastle captain Bruno Guimaraes
Arsenal signed Newcastle captain Bruno Guimaraes for around £75 million, securing a four-year deal with an option for a fifth season.
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EU ban on destruction of unsold clothes by large firms takes effect July 19, 2026
From July 19, 2026, the EU prohibits large companies from destroying unsold clothes, pushing for resale, recycling, or donation instead.