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How do I watch Premier Sports FREE, and what sport is on the channel today? – The Sun

PREMIER SPORTS has a mouthwatering sport offering today.

The paid-for channel can be found online and on TV – and here is all you need to know to watch it.

How do you watch Premier Sports and how much does it cost?

Premier Sports is available through your TV for both Sky and Virgin customers.

The channel costs £11.99 a month for new customers (HD version is only available on Sky but you need a Sky HD box).

The channel is currently only available for residents in the UK and Northern Ireland.

It is on Sky chanel 412 in HD and 866 in SD.

For Virgin it is channel 551.

Can Premier Sports be live streamed?

If you are not a Sky Sports or Virgin can watch Premier Sports online in HD on Premier Player.

What events does Premier Sports show?

As of August 2019, Premier Sports has the rights to Serie A and Scotland's Rugby World Cup warm-ups.

Which matches are on Premier Sports this weekend?

Premier Sports 1

Parma vs Juventus (5.10pm)

Fiorentina vs Napoli (7.45pm)

Premier Sports 2

Scotland vs France (1.10pm)

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Homebase opening and closing hours for August Bank Holiday Monday

THE August bank holiday is the perfect time to get some of those DIY projects you've been putting off done – but don't get caught out by changes to the opening times of your nearest Homebase.

If you'll be using Monday to make some home improvements, here's what you need to know.

When is Homebase open over the bank holiday?

Homebase stores are usually open between 8am and 8pm on weekdays.

On Sundays, those hours are reduced to roughly 10am to 4pm.

Homebase will be keeping its stores open on bank holiday Monday, but many will be closing a little earlier.

Exact times will vary across the country, so it's important to check the hours at your local outlet before setting out.

How can I find the opening hours for my local Homebase store?

That Homebase is staying open for the bank holiday is perfect for those wanting to buy a barbecue, garden furniture, or tools.

But closing times can vary from store to store, so it's best to check your local branch.

You can do this using the store finder on their website.

It's important to do this before heading out shopping on the bank holiday to avoid disappointment.

What bank holidays are remaining in 2019?

Workers in England and Wales get eight bank holidays every year.

After the summer bank holiday is Christmas Day, followed closely by Boxing Day, and then New Year's Day.

The UK currently has fewer bank holidays than most other European countries.

Recent years have seen some people pushing for extra holidays to honour the patron saints days of the constituent countries of the UK.

Bank or public holidays do not have to be given to employees as paid leave, an employer can decide whether to include bank holidays as part of a worker’s statutory leave.

The Government website has more details on what your worker’s rights are in regards to public holidays. 

Bank holidays may also impact how benefits are paid, the gov.uk website explains how they may be affected.

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Another Game Of Thrones Actor Reportedly Joining The MCU

The MCU just can’t seem to stop collecting replacement Starks. First, Richard Madden signed up as Ikaris, a member of the upcoming Phase 4 movie The Eternals, as confirmed during Marvel Studios’ massive San Diego Comic-Con panel this year. Now, as D23 Expo gets rolling, yet another alumni has reportedly been added to the mix–Kit Harington is turning his sword and dire wolf in for spandex, according to Deadline.

Which project Harington is reportedly joining is a mystery, but if it’s going to happen in Marve’ls Phase 4, The Eternals seems like a likely candidate–not just because of his former on-screen brother’s involvement, but because The Eternals is the only Phase 4 project with a confirmed ensemble cast at the moment. Other projects in the lineup include solo movies for characters like Dr. Strange and Black Widow, as well as solo streaming TV shows for the upcoming Disney+ service like Hawkeye and Loki. Otherwise, the slate has been left conspicuously team-less.

However, there is of course the possibility for Harington to be a part in an as-of-yet unannounced project. After all, Marvel Studio’s panels and presence at D23 has only just begun, and already reports of new projects, like a Disney+ show centered around Kamala Khan, have come trickling in.

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Heavy periods and 4 other signs of endometriosis – and how to treat it

IT's an agonising and incurable condition that affects around two million women in the UK.

But there's still a worrying lack of awareness when it comes to endometriosis – and the warning signs to look out for.

The chronic condition is known to occur when tissue from the lining of the womb is found outside of the womb – in areas of the body including the ovaries, Fallopian tubes, the abdomen and the bladder.

And while endometriosis is a common condition, Dr Sarah Jarvis, GP and clinical director of Patient.info, told The Sun Online that symptoms can often be ignored.

She says: "One of the biggest challenges with getting a diagnosis of endometriosis is that the symptoms may be mistaken for other problems."

Here, she takes us through the four key signs to look out for:

1. Heavy periods

One of the main symptoms is painful periods – but the pain is often more severe than ‘normal’ period pain, and lasts from a few days before the period until the end of the period.

Many women also have low tummy and pelvic pain, which may be worse before and during a period but can be there all the time.

2. Pain during and after sex

Painful sex – especially during deep penetration – is also a common symptom of endometriosis. This can last for several hours after sex.

Penetration and other movements related to sex can pull and stretch endometrial tissue, especially if it has grown behind the vagina or lower uterus.

3. Difficulty conceiving

Endometriosis can also make it harder for you to get pregnant.

If you have endometriosis and are trying to get pregnant without success, it is important that you get help and support so speak to your doctor about being referred to a gynaecologist or a fertility specialist.

4. Bleeding between periods

Spotting between periods might not seem like too bothersome a problem but it can be one of the key signs of endometriosis.

A study published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology showed premenstrual spotting is the clearest predictor of endometriosis.

5. Pain when you go to the toilet

It can also cause pain when you wee or poo and very occasionally blood in the wee or poo.

You may also experience fatigue, diarrhoea, constipation, bloating or nausea.

Dr Sarah Jarvis adds: "Unfortunately it isn’t always easy to treat endometriosis once it is diagnosed.

"If you don’t want to get pregnant, hormone treatments (including the IUS – a hormone-releasing coil) and the combined oral contraceptive pill (sometimes called ‘the pill’) may help.

"If not, the next stop might be other hormone treatments called GnRH analogues, progestogen hormone tablets or danazol.

"Surgery (usually using a flexible telescope inserted through a small cut in the tummy) can allow doctors to destroy patches of endometriosis in the tummy cavity. Hysterectomy is usually kept as a last resort."

Celebrities with the condition

Celebrities including TV personality Danielle Lloyd, US actress Lena Dunham and singer Halsey have all previously spoken out about their battles with the painful condition.

In particular, earlier this year Alexa Chung was praised for sharing her endometriosis diagnosis on social media.

 

The model, 35, told her followers: "I don't want to belong to any club that would accept me as a member, but here I am. #endometriosisclub #lifelongmembership sorryifyouhaveittooitsucks"

The post, which has more than 65,000 likes, prompted an outpouring of love and support from dozens of women with the same condition.

Why some women need a hysterectomy

According to NHS guidelines, a hysterectomy – an operation to remove the womb – is rare, and usually only performed on women for whom other treatments haven't work, and who have decided to not have any more children.

It's a major operation – and only 30,500 were carried out in England in 2012 and 2013. It carries a risk of heavy bleeding, infection and damage to the bladder or bowel.

Other surgical options for endometriosis are a laparotomy and laparoscopy (keyhole surgery). These methods both work to remove endometriosis tissue.

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Schoolboy, 15, dies of heart condition days after docs ‘sent him home with painkillers shaking with pain’ – The Sun

A TEENAGE schoolboy died of a heart condition just days after doctors “sent him home with painkillers”.

Euan Ellis, 15, was the third person in his family to die due to heart complications relating to Marfan Syndrome – a genetic disorder which affects the body's connective tissues.

Euan died suddenly at his family home in Plymouth, Devon, after suffering a heart problem in November 2017, an inquest was told.

He suffered an aortic dissection – a common but serious symptom of the hereditary disease – which proved fatal.

His mother Belle Mufford called for improved care for people with Marfan Syndrome.

She said:"I've lost three family members to this and can't believe my son was just sent home with painkillers.

"I want to tell other people with Marfan syndrome to be persistent and make sure they exactly the help they need."

The Plymouth senior coroner Ian Arrow was told popular Euan came from school complaining of chest pains.

The pains increased over the next few days and he was taken to the A&E department at Derriford Hosptial during the early hours of November 19 because he was “shaking with pain”.

Doctors saw him but decided not to scan his heart despite being aware of the family history of Marfan syndrome.

Dr Ann Hicks, an emergency department doctor, said Euan did not have a scan because his pain had subsided and there was the potential exposure by radiation during the scan.

Instead he was sent home with painkillers and referred to his GP for a follow up appointment.

What is Marfan syndrome?

Marfan syndrome is a disorder of the body's connective tissues, a group of tissues that maintain the structure of the body and support internal organs and other tissues, according to the NHS.

Marfan syndrome is hereditary, which means it can be passed to a child from a parent who's affected.

The gene defect leads to abnormal production of a protein called fibrillin, resulting in parts of the body being able to stretch abnormally when placed under any kind of stress.

The defective fibrillin gene also causes some bones to grow longer than they should.

This means a person with Marfan syndrome may be tall because their arms and legs grow longer than normal.

Typical characteristics of Marfan syndrome include:

  • being tall
  • abnormally long and slender limbs, fingers and toes
  • heart defects
  • lens dislocation – where the lens of the eye falls into an abnormal position

He saw his GP the next day who said Euan “looked tired but did not appear to be in any discomfort” and he was to have an echocardiogram in a few weeks time.

His sudden death led to a serious incident clinical panel report.

Mr Arrow recorded a narrative verdict and said he would be writing a prevention of future deaths report to University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust highlighting the recommendations of the serious incident review.


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Wan-Bissaka earned his first-team chance by stopping Zaha in Palace training… now he must do it again for Man Utd – The Sun

IT will be just like old times out there.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka, the boy who made the breakthrough at Crystal Palace by clamping himself to Wilfried Zaha in training, has to keep him quiet at Old Trafford.

They are in different colours these days, with Wan-Bissaka wearing the Manchester United jersey after sealing a £50million move in the summer.

It is shaping up to be a classic confrontation.

Some of the men who helped to mould their careers, the likes of former Palace manager Alan Pardew and first-team coach Kevin Keen, are convinced they are two of the best players in the Premier League.

Pardew said: “Wilf is a top player and he really should be playing for a top four club — he’s earned that right.

“The narrative is fascinating because Wilf and Aaron know each other so well and they are very similar characters.

“We were never quite sure what Aaron would be because he was so young when I was at Palace. He could be a bit moody, a quiet boy, but Kevin thought that he had all the attributes to be a right-back.

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Brazil's Bolsonaro sends army to fight Amazon fires

As EU threatens trade retaliation, Brazilian president announces he has authorised troops to help contain raging fires.

    European leaders on Friday threatened to tear up a trade deal with South America, reflecting growing international anger at Brazil as a record number of fires in the Amazon rainforest intensified an unfolding environmental crisis.

    Amid a global chorus of concern and condemnation, Brazil’s far-right President Jair Bolsonaro pledged in an address to the nation to mobilise the army to help combat the blazes, while his administration launched a diplomatic charm offensive to try to mend bridges overseas.

    Forest fires in the Brazilian Amazon, which accounts for more than half of the world’s largest rainforest, have surged in number by 83 percent this year, according to government data, destroying vast swathes of a vital bulwark against global climate change.

    French President Emmanuel Macron called for G7 leaders to discuss the environmental crisis in Brazil at a summit this weekend in the French coastal resort of Biarritz. France and Ireland threatened to oppose an EU trade deal struck in June with a regional South American bloc following Brazil’s response.

    Images of fires raging in the Amazon broadcast around the globe sparked protests outside Brazilian embassies from Mexico City and Lima to London and Paris.

    In the Cypriot capital Nicosia, a sign tied to the railings of Brazil’s diplomatic mission read: “The Amazon belongs to Earth not to the Brazilian president.” 

    Bolsonaro, who initially accused non-governmental organizations of setting the forest on fire without providing any evidence, said in a televised address he had authorised the use of troops to fight the fires and stop illegal deforestation in the Amazon.

    But the former military officer attributed the scale of the fires to dryer-than-average weather and insisted on the need for economic development of the Amazon to improve the lives of its 20 million inhabitants.

    Environmentalists have warned that his controversial plans for more agriculture and mining in the region will speed up deforestation.

    “We have to give the population the opportunity to develop and my government is working for that, with zero tolerance for crime – and that is no different for the environment,” Bolsonaro said in his televised speech.

    Polls show Brazilians overwhelmingly oppose his policy on the environment and as he spoke to the nation, residents in large cities across Brazil banged on pots and pans in a traditional Latin American form of protest.

    US President Donald Trump – whose sceptical views on climate change Bolsonaro shares – called the Brazilian president to offer help, if needed, in dealing with the wildfires. 

    “I told him if the United States can help with the Amazon rainforest fires, we stand ready to assist!” Trump tweeted on Friday. 

    G7 set discuss fires

    The wildfires now look set to be discussed at the summit of G7 leaders in France this weekend, where Macron has called for leaders to sign a charter to protect biodiversity. The French leader said an “ecocide” was taking place in the Amazon that required an international response.

    British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tweeted that the fires were “not only heartbreaking, they are an international crisis,” while a spokeswoman said Johnson would use the summit to call for a renewed focus on protecting nature.

    France and Ireland said on Friday they would now oppose the EU-Mercosur farming deal struck in June between the European Union and the Mercosur countries of Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.

    The French president’s office accused Bolsonaro of lying when he downplayed concerns over climate change at the G20 summit in June.

    “There is no way that Ireland will vote for the EU-Mercosur Free Trade Agreement if Brazil does not honor its environmental commitments,” Ireland’s Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said in a statement.

    The EU-Mercosur deal took 20 years to negotiate, but will not be officially ratified for at least another two years. 

    Brazilian business leaders also warned the backlash over Brazil’s environmental record could sink its efforts to join the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), a Paris-based club of 37 developed nations whose imprimatur is required by many institutional investors.

    Stung by the international outcry, Brazil distributed a 12-page circular, exclusively seen by Reuters, to foreign embassies, outlining data and statistics defending the government’s reputation on the environment.

    Having first dismissed the fires as natural, then blaming non-governmental organisations without evidence for lighting them, Bolsonaro appeared to adopt a more serious approach on Friday following the international outcry, summoning top cabinet members for an afternoon meeting to tailor a response.

    Agriculture Minister Tereza Cristina Dias insisted that Brazil was “taking care” of the Amazon, and that international concerns over the fires needed to cool down.

    “The news is worrying, but I think we have to lower the temperature. The Amazon is important, Brazil knows that, and Brazil is taking care of the Amazon,” she told reporters.

    Who is to blame?

    The Brazilian space agency INPE has registered 72,843 fires this year, the highest number since records began in 2013. More than 9,500 have been spotted by satellites over the past week. 

    Although fires are a regular and natural occurrence during the dry season at this time of year, environmentalists blamed the jump on farmers clearing land for pasture.

    Bolsonaro has repeatedly said he believes Brazil should open up the Amazon to business interests, allowing mining, agricultural and logging companies to exploit its natural resources.

    On Thursday, Bolsonaro admitted for the first time that farmers may be behind some of the fires but he responded angrily to what he saw as foreign interference.

    Some foreign donors – including the biggest, Norway – have slashed their funding to an Amazon Fund designed to curb deforestation in the region in protest at changes introduced by Brazil that blocked its operations.

    “These countries that send money here, they don’t send it out of charity … They send it with the aim of interfering with our sovereignty,” Bolsonaro said.

    Alexandre Antonelli, director of science at Britain’s Kew Royal Botanic Gardens, urged that import sanctions be imposed on Brazil because of the fires.

    “Immediate action is necessary to extinguish the current fires and prevent future ones,” the Brazilian scientist said.

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    Simon Cheng: British consulate worker freed by China as Hong Kong protests continue

    A British consulate employee has been released after 15 days of detention in mainland China.

    Police in Shenzhen said Simon Cheng Man-kit was released as scheduled on Saturday, having been detained for violating public security management regulations.

    The Global Times, a Communist Party-owned newspaper, said he had been detained for “soliciting prostitutes”.

    China often uses such charges against political targets.

    In a statement on Facebook, Mr Cheng’s family thanked the public for their support, adding that he and his family “wish to have some time to rest and recover and will not take any interview for the moment”.

    The 28-year-old is a trade and investment officer in the Scottish Development International government agency, inside Britain’s consulate in Hong Kong.

    He failed to return to work on 8 August after a business trip to Shenzhen, which links Hong Kong to the Chinese mainland.

    Unconfirmed reports suggested he was detained in China while returning to the territory, where there have been mass anti-government protests.

    Those protests are set to continue this weekend, with demonstrators reportedly planning to “stress test” transport links to the airport early on Saturday.

    Hong Kong’s authorities have taken out a court order to prevent protests at the airport, which had to close last week due to demonstrations, grounding about 1,000 flights.

    People entering the airport are being asked to show boarding passes and passports, witnesses said, but train and road links are mainly clear for now.

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    Protests are also planned on Saturday in other districts including Kwun Tong on the Kowloon peninsula.

    The city’s train operator, the MTR Corporation, warned train services could be stopped immediately if “fights, vandalism or other acts of violence occur”.

    Hong Kong has been gripped by the protests for several weeks, initially over plans for a law that would allow people from the territory to be extradited to mainland China.

    But broader concerns about claims of police brutality and the erosion of freedoms under the “one country, two systems” formula – enacted after Britain handed Hong Kong back to China in 1997 – have now come to the fore.

    The protesters want democratic reforms and the city’s Beijing-backed leader, Carrie Lam, to resign.

    Officials have so far refused to meet any of the protesters’ key demands.

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    Bill Maher: I'm 'Glad' David Koch Is Dead, 'And I Hope the End Was Painful'

    “Real Time” host trashes the billionaire for supporting climate deniers a day after his death from prostate cancer

    Comedian Bill Maher has made a career of saying things that could come back to haunt him, both on his former ABC show “Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher” and on his current HBO show “Real Time with Bill Maher.” Though Maher prides himself on being politically incorrect, there have been plenty of times he’s said offensive things that got him into hot water. Here’s a look at 11 of them.

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  • 11. Maher interviews alt-right darling Milo Yiannopoulos
    After Milo’s speech at Berkeley University was canceled because of protests that included a few small fires and thrown objects, Maher brought the alt-right idol in for an interview. Though Milo’s anti-feminism, anti-transgender and anti-Muslim positions are well known — as is his role in the harassment-focused online movement known as GamerGate — Maher offered almost no pushback against Milo. Read more here.

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  • 10. Maher jokes about Tila Tequila being assaulted
    In 2009, news broke that Tila Tequila claimed she’d been assaulted by then-boyfriend and San Diego Charger Shawne Merriman. Maher responded with a joke many found sexist: “New rule: Stop acting surprised someone choked Tila Tequila! The surprise is that someone hasn’t choked this bitch sooner.”

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  • 9. Maher claims Hillary Clinton cried for political gain
    During the 2008 presidential campaign, Maher tore into Clinton. In what many read as a sexist remark, Maher said women use crying to win arguments and accused Clinton of crying on the campaign trail for the same reason. Watch the clip here.

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  • 8. Maher says millions of Muslims supported the “Charlie Hebdo” attacks
    Maher has a long history of being highly critical of religion and, in recent years, of Islam in particular. In the wake of the 2015 “Charlie Hebdo” attack in France, Maher said “hundreds of millions” of Muslims supported the violence, in which 12 people were killed and 11 more were injured. Watch the clip.

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  • 7. He gets into an Islamophobia argument with Ben Affleck
    On a panel with actor Ben Affleck and author Sam Harris, Maher defended Harris’ assertions about Islam, including when Harris said “Islam at this moment is the mother lode of bad ideas.” The discussion turned into a shouting match, as Affleck quickly challenged the stance and bigotry related to discussions of Islam. Watch the clip here.

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  • 6. Maher compares One Direction’s Zayn Malik to Boston Marathon bomber
    Singer Zayn Malik quit the band One Direction, prompting a few jokes from Maher during an episode. But people were angered when Maher asked, “Where were you during the Boston Marathon,” placing an image of Malik beside one of bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Many saw the joke as one mocking both Malik’s appearance and his Muslim faith. Watch the clip.

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  • 5. He defends Bill O’Reilly’s joke about Maxine Waters
    After former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly said Congresswoman Maxine Waters’ hair looked like a “James Brown wig,” Maher came to his defense on “Real Time.” Maher’s point: liberals can’t take a joke. Many criticized O’Reilly’s joke to be racist, and he later apologized. Watch the clip here.

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  • 4. Maher says dogs are like children with mental disabilities
    In the middle of making some point about how he’s not lauded enough for raising dogs, Maher said dogs are “like retarded children.” Guests floundered both to address Maher’s use of the offensive word and the much more offensive comparison of children with disabilities to animals. Watch the clip.

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  • 3. …And makes fun of Sarah Palin’s son Trig
    Maher pushed that button again when he referred to Trig as “it” and said he “looks a lot like John Edwards.” Watch the clip here.

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  • 2. Maher says 9/11 terrorists weren’t cowardly
    Maher’s ABC show “Politically Incorrect” was canceled in June 2002 after what he later explained was his attempt to level criticism against the American military. Less than a week after Sept. 11, 2001, Maher said the terrorists who stayed aboard planes were “warriors,” adding that the U.S. had been cowardly for firing cruise missiles at enemies “from 2,000 miles away.” The comment caused a row, as advertisers pulled out of the show. Watch the clip.

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  • 1. Maher says “I’m a house n—a”
    In his latest bout of outrage-driving commentary, Maher offhandedly dropped the n-word in the middle of an interview. HBO has since said the comment was “inexcusable” and is removing it from reruns of the show and Maher has apologized.

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    • The “Real Time” host has said the n-word on TV… and a lot more

    Comedian Bill Maher has made a career of saying things that could come back to haunt him, both on his former ABC show “Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher” and on his current HBO show “Real Time with Bill Maher.” Though Maher prides himself on being politically incorrect, there have been plenty of times he’s said offensive things that got him into hot water. Here’s a look at 11 of them.

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    Eminem's Publisher Sues Spotify, but He Has Nothing to Do with It

    Eight Mile Style has officially filed a lawsuit against Spotify. The music publisher is accusing the streaming giant of copyright infringement, and the damages could total in the billions, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The lawsuit stems from new legislation that took aim at regulating the digital music industry. Eminem, for his part, apparently had no knowledge of the lawsuit at the time of its filing. He’s not even named in the suit.

    What is the MusicModernization Act?

    The Music Modernization Act is legislation that intends to modernize the music industry and take into account the growing footprint of digital music. According to Billboard, the act, first and foremost, creates a board that dulls out mechanical licenses for music. A group of publishers runs the board.

    The MMA also has crafted a digital database that is easy for streaming services to access. The act was largely supported by the music industry, including songwriters, performers, and publishers. Eight Mile Style’s issue with Spotify doesn’t exactly lambast the MMA, but rather, notes that Spotify is attempting to utilize loopholes within the act to not pay proper royalties.

    Why is Eight MileStyle suing Spotify?

    Eight Mile Style is suing Spotify for copyright infringement. According to The Verge, the music publisher has claimed that Spotify has hosted Eminem’s music without seeking out the holder of the rights. They also accuse Spotify of failing to obtain proper licenses to host the music.

    Eight Mile Style goeson to note that Spotify has purposefully mislabeled several of Eminem’s biggesthits in an attempt to avoid paying out royalties. Eminem is one of the moststreamed artists on the platform, with nearly 33 million monthly listeners.

    Eminem is not includedin the lawsuit because he does not own the rights to many of his early hits. TheVerge notes that the majority of his old catalog belong to Mark and JeffBass. The duo owns Eight Mile Style, and they also have production credits onmany of the famed rapper’s early works. Eminem allegedly knew nothing about thelawsuit ahead of the filing.

    Why is “Lose Yourself”highlighted in the lawsuit?

    Eminem’s hit song, ‘Lose Yourself” was highlighted in the lawsuit. According to the filing, Spotify has placed “Lose Yourself” under a Copyright Control label. According to Music Brainz, Copyright Control is a designation that suggests a piece of music is self-published, and that all copyright protection belongs to the writer.

    Copyright Control substantially cuts out the need to add a publisher if the publisher cannot be reasonably located. According to the lawsuit, Eight Mile Style believes the label is “absurd.” “Lose Yourself” is among the most recognizable songs in Eminem’s catalog. The song was featured in the famed film, Eight Mile, and won an Oscar for Best Original Song in 2003. The song also won two Grammy Awards in 2004.

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