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YOU WONT BELIEVE: 6 - What They Never Told You

Bodybuilding family includes world champion mum and 'the next Arnie'

'Having your family be proud of you is much nicer than any world championship or glam stuff'

Wales Online

My Labrador chew tested dog toys from Wilko, Pets at Home, Quality Save, Aldi, Lidl and more - this £5 one was a winner

They might be described as 'tough', but that means nothing when you've got a dog that loves to chew

Manchester Evening News

It’s Argentina’s turn to try and push Croatia into Fifa’s Big Vat O’ Molten Metal

In today’s Football Daily: Messi v Modric, movie magic and much more

The Guardian - UK

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Inside My Wedding: NI couple's 'perfect' big day at Lough Erne Resort

Sophie and Joel had a beautiful outdoor ceremony

Belfast Live

Socceroos show smarts by appearing to obtain secret Danish note mid-game

Football Australia staff insist Graham Arnold would have made same substitution regardless of note

The Guardian - AU

Socceroos capture Australian football's spirit and struggle in miraculous FIFA World Cup win over Denmark

The Socceroos are dreaming big at the FIFA World Cup under coach Graham Arnold, and their stunning victory over Denmark to move into the round of 16 is turning Australia into a nation of believers, writes Samantha Lewis.

ABC News

Qatar World Cup: 5 things we learned on Day 11 – happy sleep means happy feet

Denmark depart much earlier than predicted and the France boss Didier Deschamps comes under fire despite his team topping the group. Are some people never satisfied? Maybe they need happy sleep.

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‘Now these guys are heroes’: Socceroos bound into last-16 date with Argentina

Mathew Leckie’s goal is now sporting folklore – the goal that sank Denmark – as Australia finished second in their group with a 1-0 win and will face Argentina in the last 16 of the World Cup

The Guardian - AU

Jerry Zezima: Cause for alarm

The most alarming thing about being home alone, aside from being cast in a geezer version of the famous Macaulay Culkin movie, is setting off the house alarm and having to tell my wife, Sue, who left me home alone, that I could have been arrested for being in our…

Tribune News Service

Star Trek's George Takei cruelly treated like 'enemy alien' after bombing attack

Openly gay Star Trek actor George Takei - who played Hikaru Sulu in the space exploration TV series and films - tells how his family were thrown into an interment camp after Pearl Harbor atrocity

Daily Mirror

'World’s strongest girl' is now Vladimir Putin stooge who taunts Arnold Schwarzenegger

Maryana Naumova became the first child to compete in adult powerlifting contests including Schwarzenegger's famous competition - but she has now turned on her former hero over his support for Ukraine

Daily Mirror

The Socceroos are set for a tough World Cup, but coach Graham Arnold has them united in self-belief

As the Socceroos count down to their World Cup opener against France, coach Graham Arnold has a 'Master Mind' behind the scenes helping him motivate the team for the task ahead.

ABC News

You need to watch the most explosive sci-fi movie on HBO Max ASAP

With T3 streaming this week on HBO Max, now is the perfect time to rewatch — or see for the first time — this semi-silly action movie.

Inverse

Arnold Schwarzenegger causes stir after leaving Terminator quote in Auschwitz guestbook

Arnold Schwarzenegger has quoted a line from The Terminator in the Auschwitz guestbook - which hasn't gone down well amongst social media users

Daily Mirror

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Daily Record

MOVIE REVIEW: We arm ourselves for a battle with the 'Predator' in 'Prey'

First in franchise not to receive a cinema release is as good a sequel as series has had since classic 1987 original.

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Stevie Nicks belts out the hits with a little help from her friends

The singer revives some Fleetwood Mac classics alongside her solo material in Colorado in 1986. Plus: Lady Boom Boom slinks back in style in Canada’s Drag Race. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - US

‘I will die on this hill’: Guardian readers share their favourite action movies

After our writers revealed their action-packed picks, you replied with your favourites from Predator to Mad Max: Fury Road

The Guardian - UK

Thirteen Lives to Terminator 2: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

The 2018 cave rescue in Thailand gets a Hollywood makeover, and Arnold Schwarzenegger makes good on the promise he made in the 1984 original: ‘I’ll be back …’

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Miriam Margolyes claims Arnold Schwarzenegger 'deliberately' farted in her face

Harry Potter star Miriam Margolyes who is known for her outrageous comments and confessions says she hasn't forgiven the Terminator star for the incident

The Guardian - UK

Tory MPs indulge in a mawkish farewell for their poundshop Arnie

‘Hasta la vista, baby,’ he said – he’s torn the party apart once, and he’ll happily do it all over again

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson thinks he's the wrong Terminator - but will he be back?

Boris Johnson almost certainly isn’t a sophisticated combat cyborg, sent back through time to save humanity. If he is, we've all made a terrible mistake

The Guardian - UK

Something about Miriam Margolyes v Arnold Schwarzenegger smells funny

National treasure Margolyes has resurrected her claim that Arnie deliberately farted in her face during the making of the 1999 film End of Days. But could she have an ulterior motive?

AAP

Young Roos back themselves for Peru task

Young Socceroos defenders Nathaniel Atkinson and Kye Rowles have said they are ready to face the pressure of next week's World Cup play-off against Peru.

AAP

Mooy minutes vital for Socceroos: Milligan

Former Socceroos captain Mark Milligan believes Aaron Mooy's hour-long effort in a friendly against Jordan is vitally important for Australia's World Cup hopes.

The Guardian - UK

‘I was dog-tired but exhilarated’: hiking the UK’s Coast to Coast route

A solo hike on the celebrated 192-mile route from St Bees to Robin Hood’s Bay gave our writer solace after the death of her mother

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