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The singer announced that she'd be hitting the road in celebration of her eighth studio album back in February in two posts on Instagram, the first of which featured a neon sign reading "Cowboy Carter Tour", while the second post was a photo of herself alongside the caption "Cowboy Carter Tour 2025". So, here are all 39 songs you can expect to hear at Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour. Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour set listBeyoncé. Email address Sign Up By entering your details you are agreeing to our terms and conditions and privacy policy. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.

A festival has been cancelled after attempts to save it did not succeed, organisers say. Northern Kin was due to take place at Thornley Hall farm, in County Durham, at the beginning of August. Organiser Wannasee Ltd had previously said discussions were under way to preserve the festival after 10 of its other events, including Stone Valley North and Kubix, were cancelled at the end of May. But a social media post on Wednesday confirmed Northern Kin would not be going ahead, despite the team having worked "around the clock" to find a way to run it.

The report is colourless. It recognizes that the belief that “risk” can be avoided has led to a deplorable moral laxity among women who can certainly not be described as prostitutes. It urges self-control among the married, but the majority are fearful of condemning the use of contraceptives altogether. In his evidence before the committee, Dr. Gore describes the subject as “desperately difficult”, and we agree with the Times that it is not suitable for “dogmatic assertions”, particularly from doctors who are by no means all of one mind. Lord Dawson urges artificial methods.

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One of the most senior figures in Reform U.K., Britain’s anti-immigration political party, unexpectedly resigned on Thursday after fresh infighting broke out within the insurgent political force led by Nigel Farage. The sudden departure of Zia Yusuf, Reform’s chairman, is a blow to the party, because he was responsible for the crucial task of helping the relatively new party build its structure. His resignation comes after Mr. Yusuf, a millionaire businessman who has described himself as “a British Muslim patriot,” criticized Reform’s newest member of Parliament, Sarah Pochin, who on Wednesday called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to ban the burqa. Mr. Yusuf, 38, characterized her comments as “dumb” because they did not align with the party’s official policy outlined at the last general election.

Residents of a Western Sydney suburb were woken in the middle of the night to screams and a 'loud boom' when a car slammed into a corner store. Officers found a black sedan had crashed into the shop and erupted into flames. 'It's the third time the store has been targeted in six weeks,' a resident who witnessed the blaze told Daily Mail Australia. 'I went outside to investigate and witnessed a car had been rammed through the store's roller door and set alight. The latest incident is the third in six weeks, with the store targeted twice previously.

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They are thought to have consumed green pills with an ‘80' on one face and possibly an ‘OP' on the other. Paramedics from the London Ambulance Service attended the scene where both people were pronounced dead. No arrests have been made.A neighbour told Metro the cricket-loving couple were "just the nicest people you could meet". He said: "The guy drove Bollywood celebrities around and was on the crew, he had a bright future ahead of him. We used to meet up with them in the garden and watch the cricket World Cup.

The Nintendo Switch 2 will cost £395.99 on its own and £429.99 for a bundle that includes the Nintendo Switch 2 and Mario Kart World. Check Nintendo Switch 2 stock at Game CollectionHMVHMV now has the Nintendo Switch 2 in stock, as well as a full selection of games. Buy the Nintendo Switch 2 at ArgosSmythsStock for the Nintendo Switch 2 at Smyths is running low. Check Nintendo Switch 2 stock at WalmartCostcoCostco has stock for the Nintendo Switch 2 although you have to have a membership to buy. Check Nintendo Switch 2 stock at TargetGamestopGamestop is currently showing an out of stock page for Nintendo Switch 2.

Jo Coburn and Stephen Sackur are joining the presenter line-up for The Times at One on Times Radio. They will become part of the regular rotation on the Monday to Thursday programme, alongside existing presenters Andrew Neil, Trevor Phillips and Daniel Finkelstein. Coburn, who previously hosted *Politics Live* on the BBC, will begin her Times Radio role the week starting Monday 16 June. Jo Coburn said: “I’m excited to be joining Times Radio off the back of record audience figures. The station’s commitment to high quality speech really appeals to me and I can’t wait to get started.”Stephen Sackur added: “Times Radio is in great form and it feels like a brilliant time to be joining the team.

The chief nursing officer (CNO) for England, Duncan Burton, has told Nursing Times what he thinks the changes mean for the profession. Asked whether dissolving the body was the right move, Mr Burton said: “I do think it is the right thing to do. Amid the cuts and reshuffles, Mr Burton suggested that his position as CNO remained safe. Responding to this, Mr Burton said: “I do not want any newly qualified nurse or midwife without a job. For overseas nurses settled in the UK, Mr Burton emphasised the importance of pastoral support and career development.

The Times and Sunday Times launch new campaign highlighting trusted journalismIn an era of unprecedented change, where misinformation is rampant, The Times and Sunday Times have launched a new campaign that underscores their legacy of trusted journalism. Tracy Yaverbaun, General Manager, Times Media, said: “It is thanks to the continued support of our loyal subscribers that we are able to deliver trusted, quality journalism — reporting the facts with depth, clarity, and integrity. Times change. The Times remains.”Russell Ramsey, Executive Creative Director, Pulse Creative, added: “In the current era of fake news and misinformation, the campaign brings to life The Times and Sunday Times’ unique history of trusted journalism.”The media was bought and executed by Pulse Creative in collaboration with The Times and Sunday Times' in-house marketing team. Times Media took home 13 awards at the prestigious Press Awards in London last month, including Daily Newspaper and Sunday Newspaper of the Year for The Times and Sunday Times - accolades they were also awarded last year.

In London, students pay the most—around £1,211 a month—while in Northern Ireland, it’s closer to £904.Rents rose by 8% across the UK in early 2025. With over 600,000 international students now studying in the UK, demand for housing is rising. This has reduced the number of affordable shared houses (HMOs), especially popular among international students. In London, annual PBSA rent now exceeds the maximum government loan of £13,348. This leaves students with a funding gap.The report says 59% of students find it hard to pay rent.