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‘In walked this big bundle of energy’: the day Dolly Parton came to Rotherham
Dolly Parton visited Rotherham in December 2007 to launch the UK version of her Imagination Library, a scheme providing free books to young children. The visit, remembered after her death, mattered because it brought a high-profile advocate for reading to a former industrial town and helped make books a familiar part of family life for…
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Kathleen Folbigg weds childhood friend in Newcastle as she starts new chapter after two decades in jail over the deaths of her four children
Kathleen Folbigg has married her childhood friend Bob Muir at Fort Scratchley in Newcastle, in what the article presents as a significant personal milestone after her convictions over the deaths of her four children were overturned. Her release in 2023 followed scientific evidence that created reasonable doubt, ending two decades in prison and allowing her…
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Man charged after allegedly threatening to kill a witness in Nolan Wells case
An Illinois man, Edward James Porter, has been indicted in Mississippi over allegations that he threatened to kill a witness connected to the disappearance and death of 18-year-old football player Nolan Wells. The allegations concern Bart Edmiston Jr, who was on a boat with Wells on the day he died, and his father. The case…
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Fery into first ATP Tour final as opponent retires
Britain’s Arthur Fery has reached his first ATP Tour final after James Duckworth retired injured during their Winston-Salem Open semi-final. Fery was leading 6-4 2-1 when the Australian withdrew, and the result continues a rapid rise that has made the 24-year-old Britain’s number one player. Fery is the first Briton to reach the final of…
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Iceland referendum could restart European Union accession talks
Iceland is holding a closely contested referendum on whether to restart talks on joining the EU, a decision that has revived arguments over sovereignty, food security and control of natural resources. The vote matters because a result in favour would begin negotiations rather than secure membership, but could still shape the country’s economic and strategic…
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Watch: TWISTED SISTER Plays First Concert With SEBASTIAN BACH On Lead Vocals
Twisted Sister played its first concert with former Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach as lead vocalist at Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, New Jersey, on 28 August. The performance marked the live debut of the band’s new touring line-up after Dee Snider stepped down because of health challenges, signalling a significant change for the long-running rock…
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‘Winter panic’: EU gas stores at their lowest level in 13 years
Europe is heading towards winter with gas storage at its lowest late-August level for 13 years, raising concerns about sharper price swings if demand rises during cold or low-wind periods. While physical shortages are not currently expected, the situation matters particularly for the UK because it has limited storage capacity and relies heavily on imported…
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3 Perfect Books to Read This Weekend (Aug 29-30)
Collider recommends three books for the weekend, led by Freida McFadden’s psychological thriller Dear Debbie. The article presents it as a suspenseful, character-driven read about revenge, family secrets and an advice columnist’s hidden darker side. – Dear Debbie by Freida McFadden: follows Debbie Mullen after a series of family misfortunes drives her to seek revenge;…
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Netherlands Rout Scotland as Duffer Brothers Name New President
The Dutch women take a 1–0 ODI series lead; Josh Stern joins Upside Down Pictures, while Joe Satriani recalls a dramatic festival exit.
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Kartik Aaryan’s ‘Captain India’ Sets September London Shoot (EXCLUSIVE)
Kartik Aaryan’s film “Captain India” will begin principal photography in London on 1 September, with filming due to finish by the end of October. Directed by Shimit Amin, the project is significant as it marks the feature-film return of the filmmaker behind “Chak De! India” and is based on India’s real-life evacuation of citizens from…