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Sticky-fingered shoplifter pilfered over £3,500 from 10 Sheffield shops during crime spree
Nathan Pegg targeted One Stop, Tesco, Co-op, Sainsbury’s, Farm Foods, Dunelm, Morrison’s and Heron Foods – primarily stealing coffee, chocolate and laundry products
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Pentagon renames base for Lindsey Graham as Derby County takeover collapses and Tupac murder trial opens
On 10 August, the Pentagon renamed Joint Base Charleston in South Carolina as Joint Base Lindsey Graham, honouring the late senator and Air Force veteran. The installation said the ceremony was hosted by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and recognised Graham’s long-standing support for the base and the armed forces. The same day, Derby County…
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Yeehaw! Bring on the tap-dancing cowgirls! How the Edinburgh Military Tattoo suddenly got cool
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, long seen as a traditional and even old-fashioned fixture of the festival, has been reinvented this year under creative director Alan Lane, an experimental theatre-maker known for large-scale community productions. Despite rarely featuring in festival buzz, the Tattoo remains the city’s most popular event, and its new creative direction –…
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Geoff Keighley Confirms The Game Awards Will Return On 10th December 2026
Geoff Keighley has confirmed that The Game Awards will return on 10th December 2026, taking place at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. The announcement, made via social media ahead of Gamescom’s Opening Night Live, marks the official countdown to the industry’s biggest annual awards show, with further details and ticket information promised for the…
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Report alleges Trump left Air Force One in catering cart
Daily Mail has published a report claiming Donald Trump was secretly moved off Air Force One inside a catering cart as part of an elaborate ruse to switch aircraft, reportedly to foil a potential assassination attempt linked to Iran. The claim rests entirely on unnamed sources, and no confirmation has come from the White House,…
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Biggie’s Manager Wins Battle Against Widow Faith Evans, Gains Partial Control Over Rapper’s Catalog
A Delaware Chancery Court judge has ruled in favour of Wayne Barrow, one of the Notorious B.I.G.’s former managers, in his legal dispute with the rapper’s widow, Faith Evans, over control of his music catalogue and estate income. The ruling, the first of two lawsuits concerning Biggie’s intellectual property, found that Evans had wrongly withheld…
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Shake Shack responds after customers who refused to tip were charged more for their order
Shake Shack has responded after reports that customers who declined to leave a tip were charged more for their order at a branch in Salt Lake City, Utah. Screenshots shared online appeared to show the fast-food chain’s payment system adding an additional charge onto orders when customers selected “no tip”, sparking accusations that the company…
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aespa’s Karina Makes Converse Debut by Modeling Two Distinct Footwear Styles: Shop Here
For the collab, Karina is spotlighting the Run Star Crush and the Chuck 70 X.
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Sheffield park battle, RFK’s food fight and Pentagon races to rearm
In Sheffield, a proposed Orgreave Park development at Handsworth Hall Farm became part of the wider dispute over the city’s green-belt housing plans. The scheme’s early environmental assessment envisaged up to 900 homes and a 49-acre business park on farmland near Orgreave Lane. It sits alongside a Local Plan that allocates 14 green-belt sites for…