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  The Guardian

  Medical experts v anti-vaxxers: the Covid-19 information battle

  Medical experts v anti-vaxxers: the Covid-19 information battleScientists face potential struggle to convince people of vaccine safety as celebrities join misinformation chorus * Full report: engagement with anti-vaccine Facebook posts trebles * Coronavirus – latest updates * See all our coronavirus coverage

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  The Independent

  The Stone Roses are not merely a band, but a phenomenon that reshaped youth culture in its image

  The Stone Roses, who released their landmark debut album 30 years ago this week, did both. The story of the Roses and of that self-titled record – a dreamy, liminal indie classic that is somehow not as adored as it should be – is one of naivety, ambition, and tragicomedy. No band today would dare to combine pop and politics as they did (“Hats off to Gerry Adams,” was the first thing they said when playing a comeback concert in Cork in 1995), and the songs – “I Wanna Be Adored”, “Waterfall”, “I

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  Evening Standard

  The Boys Zone: key trends to note from London Fashion Week Men's

  London Fashion Week Men's took place over the weekend, giving us a taste of a 2019 full of colourful cool. There was no Fools Gold on Sunday thanks to the living legends who took their seats alongside David and Victoria Beckham at the Kent & Curwen show. Sitting pretty in a collection that pays homage to the Stone Roses’ most iconic Nineties looks, Beckham’s brand — the charge of designer Daniel Kearns — showcased bucket hats, kick flares and striped overcoats.

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  The Telegraph

  The Stone Roses still have the verve, swagger and life-affirming tunes to thrill as Wembley enjoys a gargantuan love-in - review

  The Stone Roses still have the verve, swagger and life-affirming tunes to thrill as Wembley enjoys a gargantuan love-in - review

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  The ultimate difficult second album: how The Stone Roses went from Britain’s best band to rock’s greatest disaster story

  The ultimate difficult second album: how The Stone Roses went from Britain’s best band to rock’s greatest disaster story

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  Evening Standard

  The Stones Roses: The band who've waited 22 years to play a good Wembley gig

  The Stone Roses play Wembley tonight June 17. Tickets are available here.

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  Sky News

  Stone Roses To Go Back On The Road For UK Gigs

  The Stone Roses are going back on the road again - two years after they finished their global reunion tour. The Manchester band announced two gigs next summer at Man City football club's Etihad Stadium, and they will also play T in the Park at Strathallan Castle, Perthshire. Ian Brown, John Squire, Mani and Reni made a triumphant comeback in 2012.

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