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A shooting occurred in Montreal yesterday, and the manifesto left behind might be the most embarrassing document in the history of violent extremism. A Marxist-Leninist incel who blamed capitalism for his loneliness. Plus, do studies actually show men outperform women in combat roles?
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Police Interceptors follows high-speed police units as they track down some of the most persistent and dangerous offenders on the road. Filmed across various parts of the UK, it focuses on officers who specialise in intercepting suspects who try to escape through fast driving, often in stolen vehicles or during ongoing criminal activity. The show captures real-time pursuits, surveillance work and the split-second decisions made when things escalate on public roads.
Alongside the chases, the programme also shows the aftermath, from roadside arrests to the investigation work that ties cases together. It gives a close look at the teamwork between officers, dog units and tactical drivers, with a strong emphasis on how quickly situations can change. The result is a series built around pressure, timing and the constant risk that a routine stop can turn into something far more serious within moments.
We're always seeing him do cool stuff - including this. Series 5 runner-up Mark Watson is back at the TM house to make his perfect patchwork quilt of tasks from his time on the show.
Mark Watson is a British comedian and author known for his energetic, often self-deprecating storytelling style and unusually long-form stand-up shows that can stretch for hours with heavy audience interaction. He studied at Cambridge University and began his comedy career at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where he quickly established himself as a distinctive voice and regular award-nominated performer. Alongside stand-up, he has appeared on television panel shows such as Taskmaster and Mock the Week, and has written several novels that combine humour with observational fiction. His work tends to blend personal anecdotes with reflections on modern life, delivered with a restless, improvisational rhythm that sets him apart from more traditional stand-up styles.
EXIT 8 - Watch now on all platforms. Starring Kazunari Ninomiya & Yamato Kôchi. Directed by Genki Kawamura. - https://amzn.to/4uH70U1
Exit 8 is a Japanese psychological horror film directed by Genki Kawamura, built from the minimalist idea of the indie game of the same name. It follows a man trapped in a seemingly endless underground corridor where the rules are simple but unforgiving. If something feels wrong in the environment, he must turn back. If everything appears normal, he moves forward. One mistake resets everything.
The story centres on repetition and observation rather than traditional scares. The unnamed protagonist, played by Kazunari Ninomiya, slowly begins to lose certainty as the corridor seems to shift in subtle, unsettling ways. Each loop brings a growing sense of paranoia, as if the space itself is watching him as closely as he is watching it.
What began as a stripped-back game concept is expanded into a tense psychological experience on screen. The film leans into ideas of isolation and mental strain, using its confined setting to build pressure rather than spectacle. It is deliberately repetitive, almost hypnotic, pushing the viewer to notice small changes that might not even be real.
Exit 8 is less about where the corridor leads and more about what happens when certainty starts to break down.
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From Dr Pimple Popper, Season 5 Episode 8
A mother who hid a massive forehead bump behind her bangs for 15 years finally seeks help from Dr. Lee. Watch the emotional transformation as the medical team tackles one stubborn, deep-rooted lipoma.
Dr Pimple Popper is a reality television series centred on dermatologist Dr Sandra Lee, who specialises in treating severe skin conditions. The programme follows patients with cysts, lipomas, acne, and other complex dermatological issues as they travel to her clinic in California seeking both medical treatment and personal relief from long-standing conditions. Each episode documents consultations, procedures, and surgeries in detail, showing how Dr Lee diagnoses and treats cases that often have a significant impact on her patients’ confidence and quality of life. The series combines medical insight with personal storytelling, focusing on the emotional journey of patients as much as the procedures themselves.
Karmelo Anthony has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf during a high school track meet in Frisco, Texas, in April 2025. The case centred on a confrontation that took place under a team tent at the event, which quickly escalated into violence.
During the trial, Anthony argued that he acted in self-defence. The jury rejected that claim and accepted the prosecution’s case that the killing was unlawful.
After deliberation, the jury returned a guilty verdict and Anthony was sentenced to 35 years in prison. He was taken into custody immediately after sentencing, with reports noting his emotional reaction as victim impact statements were heard in court.
Under Texas law, he may become eligible for parole after serving part of his sentence, but the conviction and prison term remain in place as the case moves beyond trial proceedings.
