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Extra fishy: your tinned mackerel may not be what you think it is
Some tinned mackerel sold in the UK no longer contains traditional mackerel but has been quietly substituted with jack mackerel, a different, cheaper species, prompting criticism from consumer group Which? that shoppers are being short-changed. Brands including Princes and retailers such as Lidl have made the switch over the past year in response to an…
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Ella Langley Can Barely Form a Sentence After Historic CMA Awards Milestone: “This Is Still Happening in Real Time”
Country singer Ella Langley reacted with shock and disbelief after receiving nine nominations for the 2026 CMA Awards, a milestone reflecting a breakout run fuelled by hits such as “You Look Like You Love Me”, “Nicotine” and “Choosin’ Texas”. Filming her reaction from home with only her dog and a friend for company, Langley struggled…
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What REALLY went down in Lindsay Clancy jury deliberation room amid holdout drama, revealed by legal experts who predict what’s coming next
The mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, which ended with a jury deadlocked 11-1, has prompted several jurors to speak publicly about tense and emotional deliberations in the Plymouth County courtroom. Clancy, a former labour and delivery nurse, does not dispute strangling her three young children but argued she was legally insane at the…
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After Helping ‘Coyote Vs. Acme’ To Strong Opening, Legion M Expands Film Fund
Legion M, a crowd-sourced, fan-driven film company, is expanding its film fund to $5 million after helping secure a strong US box office opening for Coyote vs. Acme, the animated feature Warner Bros. Discovery had shelved before it was rescued by distributor Ketchup Entertainment amid public backlash. The move raises Legion M’s profile in the…
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Downing Street ‘open’ to idea of new ‘one in, one out’ migrant deal which would see Britain take migrants from across the European Union
Downing Street has said it is “open” to discussions on a new EU-wide “one in, one out” migrant deal, after France’s interior minister Laurent Nunez indicated Paris wants to end the current bilateral arrangement with Britain. The existing scheme, agreed between Emmanuel Macron and Sir Keir Starmer last summer, only covers returns to France and…
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Aviation minister ridiculed as it emerges he boasted about air traffic control being ‘well prepared’ and given ‘increased resilience’ – just a day before it went into meltdown, stranding thousands of travellers
Labour was mocked after it emerged that aviation minister Keir Mather praised Britain’s air traffic control system as “well prepared” with “increased resilience” just a day before it suffered a major meltdown. A four-hour technical failure at National Air Traffic Services (NATS) forced the cancellation of more than 2,000 flights, leaving over 330,000 passengers facing…
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9/11 widow confronts Bush, Obama and Biden over Saudi cover-up at memorial … as she issues dire warning to Trump and Vance
At the 25th anniversary memorial for the 9/11 attacks, victims’ families used their platform at Ground Zero in New York to publicly accuse successive US administrations of shielding Saudi Arabia from accountability for its alleged role in the attacks. Terry Strada, widow of victim Tom Strada, directly confronted former presidents Bush, Obama and Biden, who…
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Pictured: Two cyclists killed in car crash after driver ‘lost control’ and ploughed into them near Gravesend – as families pay tribute
Two cyclists have died after a car reportedly lost control and crashed into a group of riders on Sole Street near Gravesend, Kent, on Sunday 6 September. The victims, named locally as Steven Anscomb and Natasha Lewis, died at the scene from what police described as “traumatic and catastrophic” injuries, while a third cyclist was…
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9/11’s 25th Anniversary: America Reflects on Survivor Stories and Renewed Questions About Prior Intelligence
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States, prompting renewed public reflection on survivor accounts and lingering questions about intelligence failures ahead of the atrocity. Coverage of the milestone spans multiple angles, including cultural retrospectives such as how country music artists channelled the nation’s grief, anger…