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Mike Shinoda explains how earlier Linkin Park songs inspired his new punk/alternative path as a solo artist.

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Mike Shinoda On Reclaiming Rock Music: 'I Missed The Artistic Reward Of Going Into A Project For My Voice' | theMusic.com.au

Mike Shinoda explains how earlier Linkin Park songs inspired his new punk/alternative path as a solo artist.

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there were originally 114, there are several thousand, there were originally 114, there are severalthousand, but there were originally 114, there are several thousand, but there were 114 that could be particularised, but what sources red, orfriends that could be particularised, but what sources red, or friends of, that could be particularised, but what sources red, orfriends of, or pals of, all suggest that they are not direct quotes, and when you see that, that is something that is probably the product of phone hacking, and hacking indirectly has voicemails, orfrom other information gathering through private investigators or what have you. we shall see how this pans out. just expense was a little bit about the burden of proof. how that operates. ——just the burden of proof. how that operates. —— just explain she was a little bit. who has to prove what he? it little bit. who has to prove what he? . little bit. who has to prove what he? , ., . ., he? it is the balance of probabilities, - he? it is the balance of probabilities, that - he? it is the balance of. probabilities, that prince he? it is the balance of- probabilities, that prince harry he? it is the balance of— probabilities, that prince harry and the claimants have to show, that there was information gathering. if there was information gathering. if the judge finds that, then the case is broken. they will go on to the next stage, which is assessing damages on how much money he is entitled to receive as a result of this misuse of information. —— the

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graduating class who have committed suicide and i know so many— graduating class who have committed suicide and i know so many who - graduating class who have committed suicide and i know so many who have| suicide and i know so many who have less medicine, — suicide and i know so many who have less medicine, including _ suicide and i know so many who have less medicine, including friends - suicide and i know so many who have less medicine, including friends of. less medicine, including friends of mine, _ less medicine, including friends of mine, because _ less medicine, including friends of mine, because they— less medicine, including friends of mine, because they cannot - less medicine, including friends of mine, because they cannot carry. less medicine, including friends ofi mine, because they cannot carry on like this _ mine, because they cannot carry on like this they— mine, because they cannot carry on like this. they treat _ mine, because they cannot carry on like this. they treat us _ mine, because they cannot carry on like this. they treat us like - mine, because they cannot carry on like this. they treat us like we - mine, because they cannot carry on like this. they treat us like we are i like this. they treat us like we are expendable — like this. they treat us like we are expendable-_ like this. they treat us like we are exendable. ~ ., ., ,, ., expendable. what do you think about the 3596 -a expendable. what do you think about the 3596 pay increase _ expendable. what do you think about the 3596 pay increase demand, - expendable. what do you think about the 3596 pay increase demand, do - expendable. what do you think about| the 3596 pay increase demand, do you the 35% pay increase demand, do you think you will get that? i can the 3596 pay increase demand, do you think you will get that?— think you will get that? i can only ho -e think you will get that? i can only hepe because _ think you will get that? i can only hope because since _ think you will get that? i can only hope because since 2008, - think you will get that? i can only hope because since 2008, our. think you will get that? i can only i hope because since 2008, ourjobs have got— hope because since 2008, ourjobs have got harder _ hope because since 2008, ourjobs have got harder. there _ hope because since 2008, ourjobs have got harder. there are - hope because since 2008, ourjobs have got harder. there are more i have got harder. there are more complex— have got harder. there are more complex patients, _ have got harder. there are more complex patients, people - have got harder. there are more complex patients, people are i have got harder. there are more i complex patients, people are living longer _ complex patients, people are living longer we — complex patients, people are living longer we are _ complex patients, people are living longer. we are victims _ complex patients, people are living longer. we are victims of— complex patients, people are living longer. we are victims of our- complex patients, people are living longer. we are victims of our own i longer. we are victims of our own success— longer. we are victims of our own success in— longer. we are victims of our own success in some _ longer. we are victims of our own success in some ways. _ longer. we are victims of our own success in some ways. we - longer. we are victims of our own success in some ways. we are - longer. we are victims of our own . success in some ways. we are doing more _ success in some ways. we are doing more work. — success in some ways. we are doing more work. paying _ success in some ways. we are doing more work. paying for— success in some ways. we are doing more work, paying for our— success in some ways. we are doing more work, paying for our exams i success in some ways. we are doing i more work, paying for our exams and fees _ more work, paying for our exams and fees so— more work, paying for our exams and fees so at— more work, paying for our exams and fees so at the — more work, paying for our exams and fees. so at the end _ more work, paying for our exams and fees. so at the end of _ more work, paying for our exams and fees. so at the end of the _ more work, paying for our exams and fees. so at the end of the month, - more work, paying for our exams and fees. so at the end of the month, we| fees. so at the end of the month, we don't _ fees. so at the end of the month, we don't have _ fees. so at the end of the month, we don't have much— fees. so at the end of the month, we don't have much left— fees. so at the end of the month, we don't have much left after— fees. so at the end of the month, we don't have much left after we - fees. so at the end of the month, we don't have much left after we have i don't have much left after we have paid for— don't have much left after we have paid for all— don't have much left after we have paid for all of— don't have much left after we have paid for all of that. _ don't have much left after we have paid for all of that.— paid for all of that. thank you very much. i paid for all of that. thank you very much- i will— paid for all of that. thank you very much. i will grab— paid for all of that. thank you very much. i will grab the _ paid for all of that. thank you very much. i will grab the leader - paid for all of that. thank you very much. i will grab the leader of - paid for all of that. thank you very much. i will grab the leader of the j much. i will grab the leader of the singing now, tal is that you said you are considering leaving the nhs, why is that? i you are considering leaving the nhs, wh is that? ., you are considering leaving the nhs, why is that?— why is that? i love my “ob and i love the nhs * why is that? i love my “ob and i love the nhs and _ why is that? i love my job and i love the nhs and what - why is that? i love my job and i love the nhs and what it - why is that? i love my job and i | love the nhs and what it stands why is that? i love my job and i - love the nhs and what it stands for. the nhs _ love the nhs and what it stands for. the nhs used to be delivering high quality— the nhs used to be delivering high quality care funded by the taxpayer, whereas _ quality care funded by the taxpayer, whereas currently, we are delivering substandard care, funded by the

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of our doctors are on strike. dr claire mitchell is a british doctor, now an emergency consultant, who moved to queenland, australia for work and has now been there for eight years. she said she's stayed because the medical workforce is properly valued, unlike in the uk. i moved to australia for a year's career break and to experience medicine and life in another country, and i am now here eight years later. country, and i am now here eight years later-— country, and i am now here eight ears later. ~ ., ., .,~ ., years later. what do you make of the strikes today? _ years later. what do you make of the strikes today? to _ years later. what do you make of the strikes today? to be _ years later. what do you make of the strikes today? to be honest, - strikes today? to be honest, watchin: strikes today? to be honest, watching it — strikes today? to be honest, watching it from _ strikes today? to be honest, watching it from this - strikes today? to be honest, watching it from this side - strikes today? to be honest, watching it from this side of| strikes today? to be honest, i watching it from this side of the world, it is devastating. my friends and colleagues in the uk, it's their last resort. they don't want to be out of the emergency departments or off the words, and it is a shame it has come to this. but it is playing years of catch up and ultimately playing the long game to protect patients. 50 playing the long game to protect atients. , ., . ., playing the long game to protect atients. . ., , patients. so you decided to stay there after— patients. so you decided to stay there after being _ patients. so you decided to stay there after being there - patients. so you decided to stay there after being there for- patients. so you decided to stay there after being there for one i there after being there for one year. was pay a big factor in that

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make people better. but it is so frustrating and so difficult when the job— frustrating and so difficult when the job is— frustrating and so difficult when the job is made impossible by the system _ the job is made impossible by the system you are working in. so i hope i system you are working in. so i hope i can— system you are working in. so i hope i can be _ system you are working in. so i hope i can be here — system you are working in. so i hope i can be here again in five years, butl— i can be here again in five years, but i don't — i can be here again in five years, but i don't know if i can say that with— but i don't know if i can say that with certainty. it but i don't know if i can say that with certainty.— with certainty. it was a difficult decision for _ with certainty. it was a difficult decision for me, _ with certainty. it was a difficult decision for me, because - with certainty. it was a difficult decision for me, because i - with certainty. it was a difficult decision for me, because i am | with certainty. it was a difficult| decision for me, because i am a doctor— decision for me, because i am a doctor and — decision for me, because i am a doctor and i_ decision for me, because i am a doctor and i want— decision for me, because i am a doctor and i want to _ decision for me, because i am a doctor and i want to give - decision for me, because i am a doctor and i want to give my. doctor and i want to give my patients— doctor and i want to give my patients the _ doctor and i want to give my patients the care _ doctor and i want to give my patients the care they- doctor and i want to give my patients the care they need, doctor and i want to give my. patients the care they need, but doctor and i want to give my- patients the care they need, but we 'ust patients the care they need, but we just cant— patients the care they need, but we just can't do — patients the care they need, but we just can't do that. _ patients the care they need, but we just can't do that. the _ patients the care they need, but we just can't do that. the whole - patients the care they need, but we| just can't do that. the whole system is broken. _ just can't do that. the whole system is broken. and — just can't do that. the whole system is broken, and it— just can't do that. the whole system is broken, and it has— just can't do that. the whole system is broken, and it has broken- just can't do that. the whole system is broken, and it has broken us- just can't do that. the whole system is broken, and it has broken us as l is broken, and it has broken us as welt _ is broken, and it has broken us as wait i_ is broken, and it has broken us as well. i graduated _ is broken, and it has broken us as well. i graduated in _ is broken, and it has broken us as well. i graduated in 2019, - is broken, and it has broken us as well. i graduated in 2019, beforel well. i graduated in 2019, before covid~ _ well. i graduated in 2019, before covid~ since— well. i graduated in 2019, before covid. since then, _ well. i graduated in 2019, before covid. since then, i— well. i graduated in 2019, before covid. since then, i know- well. i graduated in 2019, before covid. since then, i know at- well. i graduated in 2019, before| covid. since then, i know at least two people — covid. since then, i know at least two people from _ covid. since then, i know at least two people from my _ covid. since then, i know at least two people from my graduating l covid. since then, i know at least- two people from my graduating class who have _ two people from my graduating class who have stepped _ two people from my graduating class who have stepped aside _ two people from my graduating class who have stepped aside and - two people from my graduating class who have stepped aside and many. two people from my graduating class i who have stepped aside and many have left medicine, — who have stepped aside and many have left medicine, including _ who have stepped aside and many have left medicine, including friends- who have stepped aside and many have left medicine, including friends of- left medicine, including friends of mine _ left medicine, including friends of mine because _ left medicine, including friends of mine because they— left medicine, including friends of mine because theyjust _ left medicine, including friends of mine because theyjust can't - left medicine, including friends ofj mine because theyjust can't carry on like _ mine because theyjust can't carry on like this — mine because theyjust can't carry on like this. they— mine because theyjust can't carry on like this. they treat _ mine because theyjust can't carry on like this. they treat us - mine because theyjust can't carry on like this. they treat us like - mine because theyjust can't carry on like this. they treat us like we | on like this. they treat us like we are expendable. _ on like this. they treat us like we are expendable.— on like this. they treat us like we are expendable. catherine burns, talkin: to are expendable. catherine burns, talking to doctors _ are expendable. catherine burns, talking to doctors on _ are expendable. catherine burns, talking to doctors on the - are expendable. catherine burns, talking to doctors on the picket i talking to doctors on the picket line in leicester.

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have _ and obviously, the waiting lists have lengthened and lengthened. it was only— have lengthened and lengthened. it was only seven years ago that we were _ was only seven years ago that we were regularly, if not completely compliant with the four hour waiting target, _ compliant with the four hour waiting target, now it would be a miracle for that— target, now it would be a miracle for that to — target, now it would be a miracle for that to happen. that is notjust space _ for that to happen. that is notjust space or— for that to happen. that is notjust space or demand, that is a case of people _ space or demand, that is a case of people not— space or demand, that is a case of people not being able to find any time or— people not being able to find any time or privacy to speak to these patients— time or privacy to speak to these patients for what can be up to an hour~ _ patients for what can be up to an hour. ., . ~' patients for what can be up to an hour. ., ., ,, ., patients for what can be up to an hour. ., ., ~ ., .., ., , hour. you talked about conditions and that they _ hour. you talked about conditions and that they have _ hour. you talked about conditions and that they have worsened - hour. you talked about conditions and that they have worsened in i hour. you talked about conditions. and that they have worsened in the last few years. but a lot of this is about pay, and that must be one of the reasons you are here as well? pay is easily understandable to the general— pay is easily understandable to the general public, but in reality, people — general public, but in reality, people are deserting the nhs and going _ people are deserting the nhs and going abroad. people are leaving the profession— going abroad. people are leaving the profession and these are people who have thought about working in medicine _ have thought about working in medicine for their whole lives. that is not _ medicine for their whole lives. that is not because they have fallen out

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Slowly Slowly Sells Out Melbourne & Announce The EASYLOVER One Day Mini Festival

Slowly Slowly Sells Out Melbourne & Announce The EASYLOVER One Day Mini Festival
spotlightreport.net - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from spotlightreport.net Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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to set sail from canary wharf. my to set sail from canary wharf. my crew and i were having our morning coffee when we saw numerous camera crews on the key. tt numerous camera crews on the ke . , 2, numerous camera crews on the ke . , ;, ;, ; ; key. it is a yacht which belongs _ key. it is a yacht which belongs to _ key. it is a yacht which belongs to a _ key. it is a yacht which belongs to a russian l key. it is a yacht which - belongs to a russian oligarch, friends — belongs to a russian oligarch, friends of— belongs to a russian oligarch, friends of putin. on belongs to a russian oligarch, friends of putin.— friends of putin. on the dockside _ friends of putin. on the dockside was _ friends of putin. on the dockside was a - friends of putin. on the dockside was a cabinet | dockside was a cabinet minister, transport secretary grant shapps. minister, transport secretary grant shapes-— minister, transport secretary grant shapps. we're not going to allow this _ grant shapps. we're not going to allow this yacht _ grant shapps. we're not going to allow this yacht to - grant shapps. we're not going to allow this yacht to sail. - grant shapps. we're not going to allow this yacht to sail. it i to allow this yacht to sail. it cannot be right that oligarch, people who have benefited from putin should continue to sail in and out of london. tt putin should continue to sail in and out of london. it looks iuite in and out of london. it looks quite obviously _ in and out of london. it looks quite obviously stays. - in and out of london. it looks quite obviously stays. he - in and out of london. it looks quite obviously stays. he was posing — quite obviously stays. he was posing like a big game hunter who had — posing like a big game hunter who had just shot a line. and it was— who had just shot a line. and it was several minutes before the uniformed police officers arrived: _ the uniformed police officers arrived. �* "~ arrived. boarding the $44 million super-yachts - arrived. boarding the $44 million super-yachts was | arrived. boarding the $44 i million super-yachts was the million super—yachts was the uk's national crime agency. tt uk's national crime agency. tit was gutting, it was heartbreaking.- was gutting, it was heartbreakini. 2, , was gutting, it was heartbreakini. ., , 2, heartbreaking. the owner is not on any sanctions _ heartbreaking. the owner is not on any sanctions list. _ heartbreaking. the owner is not on any sanctions list. instead, l on any sanctions list. instead, his yacht was detained on the

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greater: russia.— sanctions are taking a much greater: russia. the sanctions that are in _ greater: russia. the sanctions that are in place, _ greater: russia. the sanctions that are in place, they - greater: russia. the sanctions that are in place, they don't i that are in place, they don't stop at the list of those rich russians. the idea here is to target economically sensitive areas, to target companies that areas, to target companies that are critical to the russian economy into the russian war. authorities are stepping up the pace. in the last few weeks, they indicted russian oligarch over leg there are pasta for a sanctions invasion in two of his associates were arrested, one of them in the uk. kleptoca ptu re says one of them in the uk. kleptocapture says there is more to come. tt kleptocapture says there is more to come.— kleptocapture says there is more to come. if a priority for us to look _ more to come. if a priority for us to look at _ more to come. if a priority for us to look at facilitators. i more to come. if a priority for us to look at facilitators. we l us to look at facilitators. we think about money launderers, thatis think about money launderers, that is the next way that will be coming down the pipe. we can expect to see handcuffs in the coming weeks and months. the ate tear coming weeks and months. the gate tear of's — coming weeks and months. the gate tear of's yacht was eventually spotted on turkey's southern coast. it is one of several sanctioned oligarchs'

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