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Silo’s Ashley Zukerman Confirms the End of an Era After Sci-Fi Hit’s Game-Changing Episode
In the latest episode of Apple TV+’s Silo, Congressman Daniel Keene faces a pivotal moral crossroads, prompting actor Ashley Zukerman to describe it as marking “the end of an era” for his character. With just two episodes remaining in the season, the show finally reveals the true purpose behind the silos and the nanotechnology threat,…
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Starmer donates biography of himself to Downing Street library
Sir Keir Starmer has donated a copy of his own biography, written by journalist and former Labour adviser Tom Baldwin, to the Downing Street library at 10 Downing Street. The collection, established in 1931 by the first Labour prime minister, Ramsay MacDonald, now holds more than 400 books and offers ministers and prime ministers a…
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UK reports unexpected deficit of £1.8bn as John Healey prepares for first budget
The UK government recorded a surprise public sector deficit of £1.8bn in July, defying City economists’ forecasts of a balanced budget, adding pressure on chancellor John Healey as he prepares to deliver his first budget on 28 October. The unexpected shortfall came despite strong tax receipts, a month typically boosted by self-assessment income tax payments,…
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Retail sales fall despite World Cup and hot weather boosting alcohol and drinks trade – business live
UK retail sales fell by 0.5% in July, according to the Office for National Statistics, reversing a 1% rise in June despite the World Cup drawing crowds to pubs and hot weather boosting drink sales in supermarkets. The dip suggests the resilience British shoppers have shown in the face of high energy costs and geopolitical…
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Apocalyptic waterspout in New York as three of America’s biggest airports crippled amid TORNADO and flood chaos
A dramatic waterspout was reported off New York as severe tornado and flood conditions swept through the region, causing significant disruption at three of America’s busiest airports. The extreme weather forced widespread delays and cancellations, highlighting the growing impact of intense storm activity on major transport hubs in the north-eastern United States. The full details…
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Eco homes that can stay cool for sale in England and Wales – in pictures
This Guardian picture gallery showcases five energy-efficient homes for sale across England and Wales, each designed to stay cool in summer and warm in winter through features such as heat pumps, solar panels, triple glazing and high-performance insulation. The selection highlights growing buyer interest in eco-friendly properties as households look to cut energy bills and…
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Man is charged with threatening to kill Pauline Hanson – after scare at her big speech: ‘Hunt her down’
A man has been charged with threatening to kill Australian senator Pauline Hanson after an alarming incident during one of her public speeches, with reports indicating he made a comment about wanting to “hunt her down”. The case has raised concerns about the safety of politicians at public events and the growing frequency of threats…
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Break-up of Villa’s Europa heroes leaves cracks for Emery to fill
Aston Villa’s Europa League-winning squad is being dismantled just months after ending a 30-year wait for a trophy, with up to six of the starting XI from May’s final against Freiburg potentially sold before the transfer window closes. Ezri Konsa’s imminent £51m move to Arsenal is the latest departure, following exits for goalscorers Youri Tielemans…
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Gruesome history of site where Mark Zuckerberg and his wife have bought 200-year-old GOTHIC castle
Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, have purchased a 200-year-old Gothic castle, according to reports, with the site said to have a dark and gruesome past. The story has attracted attention because of the couple’s high profile and the striking contrast between the Facebook founder’s modern tech empire and the historic, macabre property he…