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Patrick Clancy’s fertility doctor wife Rachel Danis shares how she learned his three children had been killed from photo he showed her
Rachel Danis said she discovered during her first date with Patrick Clancy that his three children had died, after seeing their photograph as his phone wallpaper. The revelation came amid the murder trial of Clancy’s former wife, Lindsay, who was accused of killing the children in Massachusetts in January 2023. Clancy recalled finding Lindsay seriously…
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‘Stuff The British Stole’ Producer WildBear Entertainment Reshuffles Top Team To “Get Ahead” Of Industry Transformation
Australian factual producer WildBear Entertainment has reorganised its senior management team to respond to major changes in the entertainment industry and support future growth. Co-founder Michael Tear will remain CEO, while co-founder Serge Ou becomes Head of Creative Services and Alan Erson takes the newly created role of Managing Director of Premium Television. The eight-member…
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How to use an iPad as a second screen for your Mac or Windows PC
An iPad can serve as a portable second screen for a Mac or Windows PC, giving users extra workspace while travelling or working away from home. Apple’s Sidecar is the simplest option for Mac users, while third-party apps provide alternatives for Windows users and can add features such as Apple Pencil support. Sidecar requires a…
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Builder jailed for defrauding 13 north-west families of £700,000
Patrick Damien Hartley, a 52-year-old builder, has been jailed for three years and nine months after defrauding 13 households across north-west England of over £700,000. Described as “one of the most prolific and heartless” fraudsters by Lancashire County Council, Hartley systematically abandoned construction projects between 2020 and 2023, leaving homes structurally unsafe with water damage,…
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UK confidence slips to three-year low amid rate and jobs worries
UK consumer confidence fell to 42.7 in September from 42.9 in August, reflecting growing concerns about higher interest rates, mortgage costs, living expenses and job security. The deterioration comes ahead of John Healey’s budget, where tax rises are reportedly being considered as government borrowing costs increase amid Middle East tensions. More than half of 1,500…
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The Best Productivity Setups for Freelancers Working Around Sheffield
The article offers practical productivity advice for freelancers working in and around Sheffield. It argues that choosing the right environment, improving digital security and reducing distractions can help independent workers stay focused and manage their time more effectively. Suggestions include using co-working spaces such as Work Station and Union St for demanding work, cafés for…
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Tech’s Gender Crisis: Harassment, Pay Gaps, and Invisibility Plague Industry
The article examines why women in Silicon Valley remain less visible and culturally influential than their male counterparts, despite holding powerful roles. Using Thinking Machines Lab CEO Mira Murati’s being talked over at an AI event as an example, it argues that sexism, objectification and unequal recognition continue to shape the technology industry. The writer…
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Fitness expert reveals 6 things people over 35 should do after workouts to stay strong
Fitness coach Jacob Zemer says adults over 35 should prioritise post-workout recovery to preserve muscle strength and support healthy ageing. He recommends six measures: getting enough sleep, having appropriate health checks, using warmth, stretching, eating and drinking adequately, and allowing time to rest after exercise. Zemer advises seven to nine hours of sleep and personalised…
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iPhone 18 Pro teardown finds advanced aperture offers limited gains
iFixit’s teardown of the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max reveals Apple’s new variable aperture lens, featuring a magnetically-controlled iris with six microscopically-thin overlapping blades that regulate light reaching the sensor. Whilst the engineering represents an impressive feat of precision, fitting the mechanism into the same footprint as its predecessor, testing has found the…
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Ireland fines Google €403m over location data consent concerns
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission has fined Google €403m (£345m) over concerns that users were not adequately informed or freely consenting to the processing of their location data. The regulator said the information could be used for targeted advertising and to infer highly sensitive details, including people’s religious beliefs, political views, health conditions and sexual orientation.…