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“If there was ever a Bluetooth speaker born to play Crazy Train, this is it”: Marshall Bromley 450 party speaker review
Louder has published a review of the Marshall Bromley 450, a Bluetooth party speaker from the audio brand best known for its guitar amplifiers. The review frames the speaker as particularly well-suited to loud, guitar-driven rock music, with the reviewer noting it feels “born to play” tracks like Ozzy Osbourne’s Crazy Train, reflecting Marshall’s continued…
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England’s top 10 unhealthiest towns REVEALED – where the average resident dies up to a decade early
A Daily Mail investigation has identified England’s ten unhealthiest towns, where residents’ life expectancy falls up to a decade short of the national average. The report highlights stark regional health inequalities, with people in these areas facing significantly higher risks of premature death compared with those living in more affluent parts of the country. The…
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Locarno’s StepIn Focuses on ‘Power, People, Data and the Future of Film’: ‘The Counter-Algorithm Is a Human Being Who Gives a Damn’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Locarno’s industry think tank StepIn is returning for its 15th edition with a programme titled “Power, People, Data and the Future of Film,” examining how algorithms, artificial intelligence and growing industry consolidation are reshaping independent cinema. The event matters because it tackles a tension increasingly felt across the film business: audiences are drawn to original,…
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Why Tottenham Women have provided distraction from the gloom of watching men’s team | Mark Burton
Tottenham Hotspur’s women’s team enjoyed a standout season in the Women’s Super League, offering fans a welcome contrast to the struggles of the men’s side, which narrowly avoided relegation. Under new head coach Martin Ho, Spurs Women achieved their highest-ever points tally, playing attacking, organised football that has strengthened the bond between the club and…
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CBSO/Yamada review – Poulenc and Adams pairing is stylish, witty and thrilling
A review of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra’s Proms 2026 concert at the Royal Albert Hall praises conductor Kazuki Yamada for an inventive pairing of John Adams’ Harmonium with two works by Francis Poulenc, calling the programme “stylish, witty and thrilling”. The critic highlights the imaginative contrast between American minimalism’s emotional intensity and Poulenc’s…
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Dad suffers heart attack days before daughter’s wedding — then doctors make sure he walks her down the aisle
A father in the United States suffered a heart attack days before his daughter’s wedding but underwent emergency surgery in time to recover and walk her down the aisle as planned. Rick Nelson began experiencing chest pains at a friend’s house shortly before the ceremony, prompting a rapid medical response that doctors credited with allowing…
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Why Brexit is back on the table under Burnham
Andy Burnham’s new European affairs minister, Hamish Falconer, has signalled that the UK could go further on rebuilding ties with the EU than Sir Keir Starmer’s previous “reset” allowed, and has left open the possibility of eventually rejoining the bloc. This marks a shift from the tight red lines set by the last government, which…
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Littler to face public challengers in new Netflix darts show
Darts world number one Luke Littler is to front a new live Netflix event called “Beat Luke Littler”, in which members of the public will get the chance to play against him. Twenty entrants will be selected to take part in the televised event on 30 October, with anyone challenging the 19-year-old given the opportunity…
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York appoint Lindsey after shock Maynard sacking
York City have appointed Scott Lindsey as their new head coach, just one day after sacking Stuart Maynard, who had led the club to the National League title and promotion to the Football League last season. The club’s board cited a “difference in direction and vision” for Maynard’s dismissal, a decision that has raised eyebrows…