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How two brothers helped propel grime into the mainstream

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By Alex Loftus
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Boy Better Know performing at this year's Wireless Festival [Simone Joyner/Getty Images] In 2005, brothers Joseph and Jamie Adenuga were facing uncertainty in the wake of their rap crew disbanding. While other members started to re-organise themselves, the Tottenham-based siblings decided to pursue music on their own terms - a move that would come to define their careers. The brothers are now better known as Skepta and JME, and the label they formed was Boy Better Know (BBK).
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'Le Mans with mowers' - Inside the 12-hour race

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By Alex Loftus
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Every year in West Sussex, dozens of drivers line up at the start of a prestigious motor race - but the vehicles might be more at home in a back garden, and there is no tarmac in sight. This is Le Mow, an annual 12-hour lawn mower race in Wisborough Green, known as the most affordable way to take part in competitive motorsport. Advertisement It runs all through the night, from 19:00 BST to 07:00 BST and whoever makes the most laps around the track wins.
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Festival brings 'big names in intimate spaces'

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By Alex Loftus
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Josie Long performs a work in progress of her new show Now Is The Time of Monsters at the Exeter Comedy Festival [BBC] In 2022, comedians Charlotte Evans and Will Adamsdale began what was then Exeter's only regular new material comedy gig. Held in a tiny cafe, they said often the only noise in crowd was from a loud refrigerated meat counter. Three years later, Locally Sourced comedy has evolved into a four-day festival with more than 60 acts performing across 15 venues.
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