Amelia Stone
Rugby concussion lawsuit risks collapse as judge weighs claimant strikeouts
A landmark brain injury lawsuit against rugby authorities hangs in the balance as the court weighs dismissing hundreds of claimants due to procedural errors by their former solicitor.
Mel Giedroyc lands two nominations in British Podcast Awards
Mel Giedroyc has been shortlisted for two British Podcast Awards, highlighting the growing presence of comedy-talk formats within the UK audio industry.
Vivienne Jolie files petition to drop Pitt surname
Vivienne Jolie has officially petitioned to remove "Pitt" from her legal name, following her siblings in a process that began after the 2016 separation.
Trump mocks Sen. Jon Ossoff as 'Pinky Herman' at Georgia rally
During a speech in Marietta, President Trump targeted Senator Jon Ossoff with personal insults while expressing support for Republican candidate Mike Collins.
Scientists confirm rare 'parasite-like' cancer in bullhead from Lake Memphremagog
Researchers have identified a rare, transmissible form of cancer affecting brown bullhead catfish in Lake Memphremagog. The study reveals the growths behave like a parasite and explains the high rate of tumors observed in the lake's population.
Shania Twain releases deeply personal seventh album Little Miss Twain
Country-pop icon Shania Twain returns with a deeply personal new album that captures the raw, eclectic memories of her upbringing in Timmins, Ontario.
SolitAir wins UK CAA TCO certification, clears British airspace
SolitAir has been granted Third Country Operator certification by the UK Civil Aviation Authority, allowing the carrier to operate flights into British airspace.
Andy Burnham gets boost as UK inflation falls to 2.6% in June
Inflation slowed to 2.6% in June, driven by declines in fuel, clothing, and food prices. Economists warn that rising energy costs may trigger a future rebound.
BBC funding shake-up could see Netflix and Disney+ users pay extra
As licence fee numbers decline, the government is considering a new funding model that could see households using streaming services contribute to the BBC.
H&H marks topping-out milestone at Dubai Harbour Residences
H&H, Shamal, and Khansaheb Civil Engineering have marked the structural completion of Building C at Dubai Harbour Residences. Construction on Buildings A and B is expected to reach the same milestone over the next quarter.
Millie Bobby Brown Paid Tribute To Godzilla Vs. Kong Co-Star Kaylee Hottle
MonsterVerse star Kaylee Hottle has died following a single-vehicle accident in Ijamsville, Maryland. Her passing has drawn tributes from co-stars and the film studio.
Tom Rhys Harries to star in DC Studios’ R-rated Clayface horror film
Tom Rhys Harries stars as Matt Hagen in DC Studios' upcoming Clayface horror film, a project directed by James Watkins that focuses on a psychological transformation.
Lisa Nandy Quits X Over Abuse And Misinformation
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has officially departed X, citing a pervasive environment of abuse and misinformation. Her entire department will follow suit, abandoning the platform to maintain a presence on other social media sites.
Lisa Nandy remains Culture Secretary as Kanishka Narayan named AI minister
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has retained Lisa Nandy as Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport while appointing Kanishka Narayan as the first Minister for AI.
talkSPORT continues to lead UK sports radio with football and live events
talkSPORT is a UK national sports broadcaster offering live football commentary, opinion‑driven debate and fan‑call interaction across its schedule.
London becomes first city to host three Summer Olympic Games
London is the only city to have hosted the Summer Olympics three times. The UK continues to leverage its sporting infrastructure by co-hosting upcoming events like UEFA Euro 2028.
England rugby plagued by discipline issues despite Argentina victory
England clinched back-to-back Test wins, but the team continues to face scrutiny over a persistent disciplinary record and a high volume of yellow cards.
Germany struggles to build widespread rugby culture despite historic roots
While Germany established its rugby federation in 1900, the sport remains a niche activity facing regional fragmentation and institutional competition.
NaukNauk startup raises 20 million to bring physical toys to life via AI
NaukNauk has raised $20 million to expand its platform, which converts physical toys into speaking animations. The technology is drawing both praise and debate regarding its impact on creativity and child development.
Burnham to scrap Starmer’s digital ID scheme in ‘reset of priorities’
Incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham plans to terminate the digital ID scheme to pivot resources toward the cost of living. The decision is his first major departure from the previous administration's policy platform.