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GTA 6 Hype Triggers PS5 Pro Lottery in Japan as Sony Limits Sales to 60‑Hour Players (opens the original)
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Sony is limiting PS5 Pro sales in Japan to players who have logged at least 60 hours on PS4 or PS5, with a lottery to follow if demand outstrips supply, according to the company's Japanese website. Applications to buy the upgraded console close at 11.59pm on 7 October, around six weeks before Grand Theft Auto VI is due to launch. Applicants must hold a Sony account registered in Japan. That account must show at least 60 hours of gameplay time on PS4 and/or PS5, accumulated while signed in, betwe
Norfolk Premium Bonds Winners Share £1.19m in October as Average Payout Drops 52% (opens the original)
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Premium Bonds holders in Norfolk shared about £1.19million in tax-free prizes in October, with 509 winners taking home an average of £2,344 each, according to NS&I figures. That average is roughly 52 per cent lower than September's £4,857. That month, a Norwich holder won one of two £1million jackpots in the national draw. No £1million prize went to a Norfolk winner in October, which goes a long way to explaining the month-on-month drop. NS&I says the change reflects the make-up of the prizes wo
Former Trump Secretary Joins Lawsuit Against Mamdani's Tax on Wealthy NYC Second-Home Owners (opens the original)
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Wilbur Ross, Donald Trump's former commerce secretary, and casino developer Steve Wynn have launched a legal challenge to New York City's new non-primary residence surcharge, arguing the so‑called pied‑à‑terre tax unlawfully discriminates against wealthy second‑home owners who live outside the state. The two men, both Florida residents, say the surcharge is unconstitutional because it targets non‑residents. Their filing in Suffolk County came one day before a separate court ruling ordered the ci
BBC Cuts Horrible Histories Scenes Featuring Slavery, Child Labour and Ancient Egyptian 'Blackface' Depiction (opens the original)
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The BBC edited scenes involving slavery, child labour and white actors in darker make-up for UK audiences seven years ago, removing at least one full episode and several sketches from iPlayer to comply with its children's programming guidelines. The corporation confirmed that the changes were made around 2019, not in response to recent coverage. The Times reported that at least seven sketches have been cut from the version available on BBC iPlayer, while one full episode has also been taken down
Grandmother Banned From Driving After Car Crashed Into Nursery and Trapped Toddler Under Wheel (opens the original)
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A two-year-old boy was pinned between a car's front wheel and a brick wall after a grandmother drove through a nursery fence and into a playground in Ellesmere Port, a court has heard. The driver, 63-year-old Jayne James, has now been banned from driving for two years. James admitted dangerous driving at Chester Magistrates' Court. She pleaded guilty on Wednesday 26 August and was sentenced on Thursday 24 September. James was also sentenced to four months in prison, suspended for 12 months. Thre
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