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- 1Andy Burnham promises 'new direction' a decade after BrexitβAndy Burnham said he will set the UK in a "new direction" a decade on from Brexit. The prime minister has arrived in Liv
Andy Burnham said he will set the UK in a "new direction" ten years after the Brexit vote, speaking as the prime minister arrived in Liverpool for the Labour Party conference. The conference runs from Sunday to Wednesday, and Burnham's intervention is drawing attention amid speculation about his ambitions and the party's future direction.
- 2Bayou Beer Garden raises Sunday age limit after Saints-game fightβBayou Beer Garden raises Sunday age requirement after fight following Saints game
Bayou Beer Garden, a New Orleans bar, has raised its age requirement on Sundays following a fight that broke out after a Saints game. The venue tightened its Sunday entry rules in response to the incident, which occurred among patrons after the game. The move is drawing local attention as bars weigh crowd-control measures on busy Saints game days.
- 3West Palm Beach church says minister fatally shot early SundayβΌWest Palm church says minister died in fatal shooting early Sunday
A minister affiliated with a church in West Palm Beach, Florida, was killed in a fatal shooting early Sunday morning, according to a statement from the congregation. The church announced the death to its community, and local reporting by The Palm Beach Post is circulating the news. Details about the circumstances of the shooting, the minister's identity, and whether any suspects have been identified have not been made public.
- 4Gaming weekend with a friend kicks off FridayβAb morgen Mittag geht das lange Zocker Wochenende los π, es kommt morgen mittag ein sehr guter Freund der auch ΓΌber Nach
A gaming fan is preparing for a long weekend of playing video games, with a close friend arriving Friday afternoon and staying until Sunday evening. The plan is for a relaxed, sociable stretch of gaming on PlayStation consoles, and the post is being shared as a cheerful personal update ahead of the weekend.
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South African domestic cricket sides the Titans, Lions and Cobras all recorded commanding victories in their fixtures on Sunday. The Titans, Lions and Cobras, three of the country's leading provincial teams, posted convincing wins on the same day, drawing attention from fans following the domestic season.
- 6Charogne Records invites fans to Sunday listening partyβRE: https:// mastodon.social/@sauvageoness/ 117371646228157559 Can you hear me now?? :yell: Join us on Sunday!! :Blobhaj
Charogne Records is inviting followers to join a listening party on Sunday, promoting a new album available on Bandcamp, timed to Bandcamp Friday. The announcement promises a live session alongside the music, with the record spanning post-punk, punk, shoegaze, doom and metal. Posts use the phrase "Can you hear me now??" to rally attendance.
- 7Church leaders share how their testimonies grew this weekβΌThis week on social: How Church leaders grew their testimonies, plus Sunday lesson helps
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' weekly social media roundup highlights how senior Church leaders came to develop and strengthen their personal testimonies, alongside prepared lesson materials for Sunday classes. The feature collects posts from apostles and other leaders, giving members devotional content and practical teaching helps for the week's gospel instruction.
- 8Brazil's elections draw attention from Palestine supporters amid US meddling claimsβπ§π·β€οΈπ΅πΈ If you care about Palestine, you should keep a close eye on the Brazilian elections this Sunday # USinterference
Supporters of Brazilian President Lula are urging pro-Palestine voters to watch Sunday's elections closely, arguing that the outcome could affect Brazil's stance on Gaza. The posts accuse the United States of interference in the vote, pairing calls for Brazilian democracy with solidarity slogans for Palestine and support for Lula ahead of the 2026 presidential race.
- 9Weekly monster movie watch party returns this Sunday with Vincent Price lineupβTHIS SUNDAY at 9pm eastern (that's 1am Monday UTC) it's # MONSTERDON the weekly monster movie watch party! Come watch a
The weekly Monsterdon watch party takes place Sunday at 9pm Eastern (1am Monday UTC), inviting viewers to watch a goofy monster movie together online. The October edition is featuring a series of films starring Vincent Price, with participants posting along in real time.
- 10Bosnia heads to the polls with no international peace envoyβBosnia votes on Sunday with no international peace envoy in place. The last one resigned in May under US pressure, and t
Bosnia holds elections on Sunday without an international High Representative in post. The previous envoy resigned in May under US pressure, and Washington and the EU have so far failed to agree on a successor. The US has also lifted sanctions on Milorad Dodik, the Serb separatist leader previously banned from office for defying the peace oversight. Observers warn the vacuum could embolden separatist forces.
- 11Orlando offers thrills for all ages, travel feature saysβTravel: Thrills and spills for youngsters and the young at heart in Orlando
A travel feature from The Sunday Post highlights Orlando, Florida, as a destination offering thrills and spills for both youngsters and the young at heart. The piece points to the city's well-known theme parks and family-friendly attractions as reasons it appeals across generations. Orlando remains one of the most popular holiday choices for families and thrill-seekers alike.
- 12St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Launches New Sunday Evening Worship ServiceβSundays@6:00pm | St. Andrewβs Episcopal Church NEW Evening Worship service (Community Post)
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church has announced a new evening worship service held Sundays at 6:00pm. The announcement circulated as a community post, inviting local residents to attend the recently added service. Details about programming, music, or clergy involvement have not been shared, but the notice aims to spread word among Arlington-area churchgoers looking for an evening alternative to morning worship.