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Enes Freedom rips Cheryl Reeve for saying women’s sports advocates ‘don’t want transgender people to exist’
Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom criticised Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve after she said opposition to transgender participation in women’s sport reflected a wider attack on transgender people. Freedom argued that protecting women’s sport is not an attack on transgender people and called for Reeve to resign, while provocatively asking her to draft him…
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Trump rejects Iran ceasefire offer amid pressure over Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump rejected Iran’s proposed temporary ceasefire, calling it unacceptable and claiming Tehran was under severe military and economic pressure. The decision leaves the conflict unresolved and heightens uncertainty around the Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for global oil supplies. Iran reportedly offered to reopen the strait and resume nuclear talks in exchange for…
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Anthony Hopkins’ Forgotten War Epic Officially Finds a New Streaming Home
Anthony Hopkins’ 1981 television film The Bunker, in which he portrays Adolf Hitler during the final days of the Second World War, is now available to stream for free on JustWatch TV. The overlooked film matters as a companion to Downfall, the acclaimed German-language drama covering the same period. The 154-minute production originally aired on…
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Burnham blames Brexit for boat surge as Labour weighs early election
Record Channel boat arrivals dominate UK politics as Labour privately weighs an early general election. Manchester City’s legal battle with the Premier League threatens to spiral into wider financial repercussions across football.
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Iranian father searches morgue for son killed in crackdown
Iranian opposition channel Manoto has released a documentary titled This Is Our Story, which compiles footage of a major security force crackdown on protesters in Iran that occurred between 28 December and 9 January. Medical personnel on the ground estimated that over 30,000 people were killed during this period, with the Iranian regime shutting down…
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Green Party training urged members to report jokes, even when accepted
The UK Green Party conducted diversity and inclusion training for members over the summer that instructed participants to document and report jokes and banter between colleagues, even when the person targeted found them acceptable. The training provided examples of how to intervene in such situations and discussed how seemingly harmless comments could constitute harassment depending…
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3 James Bond Contenders Officially Unite in an Easy-to-Binge British Epic
The BBC’s 2016 adaptation of Leo Tolstoy’s War & Peace is being added to BritBox in North America, launching on 5 October 2026. The timing is noteworthy because three of the show’s lead actors—Jack Lowden, Callum Turner, and James Norton—are among the current contenders to become the next James Bond. The six-part series features a…
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Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith is now the Heisman favorite following historic performance
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith became the Heisman Trophy favourite after a record-equalling display in the Buckeyes’ 42–19 win over Illinois. His performance reinforced his reputation as one of American college football’s leading receivers and highlighted Ohio State’s continuing production of elite wide receiver talent. Smith recorded 217 receiving yards and four touchdown catches,…
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Watch Blossoms’ Tom Ogden join Niall Horan on stage in Manchester for ‘Charlemagne’
Niall Horan welcomed Blossoms frontman Tom Ogden as a surprise guest during his Manchester concert on 25 September, performing the beloved track ‘Charlemagne’ together. The collaboration marks a notable moment for the song, which has retained its significance over a decade after its original release. ‘Charlemagne’ originated in 2015 as Blossoms’ breakout hit and appeared…
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Prime Video’s ‘One Tree Hill’ Meets ‘10 Things I Hate About You’ Romance Refuses To Back Down on Streaming
Prime Video’s Off Campus has become a sustained streaming success, remaining in the platform’s Top 10 for more than 100 days and earning a second-season renewal. Adapted from Elle Kennedy’s bestselling romance novels, the series combines familiar university and sports-romance elements with more serious, nuanced examinations of trauma, abuse and emotional vulnerability. The first season…