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Actress Tammin Sursok has spoken candidly about her experience with fame, telling the Daily Telegraph she 'got addicted to the attention' during her career. The former Home and Away star's comments have drawn interest in Australia, where readers are discussing her reflections on celebrity life and its personal toll.
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Russell Crowe's new Netflix crime thriller about the Unabomber case has become the most-watched film on the platform worldwide. The drama centres on Harvard professor Henry A. Murray, whose personality study was famously taken part in by a young Ted Kaczynski before he carried out his mail-bombing campaign. Reviews are split, with The Telegraph criticising the film while audiences push it to the top of global charts.
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Attention is turning to the Conservative Party in Britain, with commentary in The Telegraph framing it as an alternative to what the paper describes as Andy Burnham's leftism. The item reflects ongoing debate on the British right about positioning itself against Burnham, the Greater Manchester mayor often seen as a potential Labour leader or rival.
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Russian forces struck a bridge in Kyiv, with The Telegraph reporting the attack is part of a new tactic aimed at carving the Ukrainian capital in two. The strike on key infrastructure reflects an intensifying campaign against the city, as people weigh what repeated attacks on bridges and transport links mean for Kyiv's defences and civilian movement.
- 5Migrant accused of planning UK terror attack sought asylum in Germany▼Migrant who ‘planned UK terror attack’ claimed asylum in Germany
A migrant alleged to have been planning a terror attack in the United Kingdom had claimed asylum in Germany, according to reporting by The Telegraph. The case is likely to intensify debate in both countries over asylum procedures, security screening and how authorities handle extremism risks among asylum seekers. German and British authorities have yet to comment publicly on the details of the case.
- 6NEAR Intents recovers full $3.8 million stolen in exploit●NEAR Intents recovers entire stolen $3.8M after ultimatum to|Cointelegraph
NEAR Intents says it has recovered the entire $3.8 million stolen in a recent exploit after issuing an ultimatum to the attacker. The full recovery is notable in an industry where stolen crypto funds are rarely returned in full, and the case is drawing attention as a rare example of pressure tactics leading to the complete return of hacked assets.
- 7Anthropic reportedly lobbied Pope on AI consciousness●Anthropic tried to persuade Pope that AI could be conscious being
The Telegraph reports that Anthropic sought to persuade the Pope that artificial intelligence could be a conscious being. The claim, that the AI company lobbied the Vatican directly on the question of machine consciousness, is drawing attention as a striking example of AI firms engaging religious authorities on the moral status of their technology.
- 8Commentary: America may be winning the war with Iran▼Whisper it, but America might be winning the Iran war
A Telegraph column argues that the United States may be prevailing in its conflict with Iran, a claim the author frames cautiously given the volatility of the situation. The piece has prompted discussion about the state of US-Iran hostilities, the costs borne by both sides, and whether any genuine advantage can be declared while fighting and diplomacy remain unresolved.
- 9The 'healthy' sweetener linked to heart attacks and strokes●The ‘healthy’ sweetener linked to heart attacks and strokes
The Telegraph reports that a sweetener widely marketed as a healthy sugar alternative has been linked to heart attacks and strokes. The claims are prompting concern among consumers who switched to such products for health reasons, and renewed debate about how safe popular sugar substitutes really are.