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RICHARD KAY: Harry has cast himself as an aggrieved royal outsider like Diana… but there are vital differences between him and his mother he’d be wise to consider
Daily Mail columnist Richard Kay argues that Prince Harry’s surprise announcement of a return to Britain echoes his mother Princess Diana’s tactics, particularly her secret 1995 Panorama interview, in both its element of surprise and its calculated defiance of royal convention. Kay suggests Harry is banking on the same public goodwill and capacity for forgiveness…
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Meta goes on trial over allegations it hooked children on its platforms
Meta went on trial in Oakland, California, on Tuesday, facing accusations from 29 US states that it deliberately designed Facebook and Instagram to be addictive to children and unlawfully harvested their personal data. Lawyers for the states argue the company’s strategy can be summed up as “hook, hold, harvest and hide” – luring young users…
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Unhappy in nappy valley: The two City millionaires at war over a window one wants to build… and the other says will look directly into HIS mansion
A property dispute has erupted between two wealthy City figures in a well-heeled London neighbourhood, dubbed “nappy valley,” after one neighbour proposed building a window that the other says will look directly into his mansion, compromising his privacy. The row highlights the sometimes fraught planning battles that can arise between affluent homeowners even in exclusive…
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Alexander Isak braces himself for daunting reunion with Newcastle
Alexander Isak returns to St James’ Park on Sunday with Liverpool for the first time since forcing a £125m move away from Newcastle last summer, in what promises to be an uncomfortable reunion with fans still angry over his exit. He effectively went on strike to engineer his departure, missing Newcastle’s win over Liverpool on…
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Female teachers from Scots College make explosive claims about students’ ‘sexualised gestures’, deepfakes and wolf-whistles in wake of gang rape charges
Two female teachers at Sydney’s Scots College have alleged a culture of sexism and sexualised behaviour among students, including wolf-whistling, sexualised gestures and deepfakes, in the wake of rape charges against three former pupils. The claims, made anonymously to The Saturday Telegraph, come as the elite school faces intense scrutiny over its culture following the…
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The bucket list industrial complex is ruining travel
Put your foot down. The post The bucket list industrial complex is ruining travel first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Hollywood A-lister gets embarrassing dressing down from Paramount after ‘genocide’ remarks
Actor Mark Ruffalo has reportedly received a stern rebuke from Paramount after making comments accusing Israel of genocide, in remarks tied to the studio’s ongoing merger with Skydance under David Ellison. The episode highlights growing tension between outspoken Hollywood talent and studio leadership, particularly as media companies navigate politically sensitive corporate transitions and seek to…
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Hunter Biden dismisses 2028 presidential run with relapse joke
Hunter Biden has ruled out any run for the US presidency in 2028, telling chat show host Bill Maher during an appearance on HBO’s Real Time that anyone who hears he is announcing a campaign should instead assume he has relapsed into addiction. The remark, made on Friday, plays on his long and publicly documented…
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Dolly Parton says she is recovering while continuing to work
Dolly Parton has given a further update on the health issues she has faced since the death of her husband, Carl Dean, in March 2025, telling People magazine that she “just didn’t pay attention” to her own wellbeing while caring for him. The 80-year-old country star, who has since been forced to appear only virtually…
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Premium bonds: more chance of win as NS&I ups prize fund rate again
National Savings and Investments (NS&I) has again raised the premium bonds prize fund rate, giving the 22 million holders of the government-backed savings product better odds of winning in the September draw. It is the second increase in two months, with an expert saying NS&I is “pulling out all the stops” to attract more cash…