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Your Latest PS Plus Extra Game Just Got a Massive Free Update
Firefighting Simulator: Ignite, one of this month’s new PS Plus Extra additions, has received a major free update on the same day it joined Sony’s subscription service. The Shannondale Update adds five new missions along with additional content, giving both existing owners and new PS Plus Extra subscribers extra reasons to dive back into the…
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Rotherham MP John Healey’s political bounce-back with appointment as Chancellor
He has been catapulted back to the heart of Government after being appointed by new Prime Minister
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Melt-Banana Announce September 2026 US Tour
Japanese noise-rock band Melt-Banana have announced their “Slingshot Tour 2026,” a run of US shows throughout September 2026 that will take them from the West Coast to the East Coast and back again. The tour begins in Sacramento, California, on 1 September and concludes in San Francisco on 27 September, giving fans across the country…
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The pop-up brothel gangs taking over rental properties: Moment landlord finds prostitutes inside St Albans flat as criminal networks fake identity documents to pass tenancy checks
An investigation has uncovered gangs running “pop-up brothels” out of rented residential flats, using fake or fraudulently obtained identity documents to pass landlords’ tenancy checks. Footage from St Albans shows the moment a landlord discovered women working as prostitutes inside a flat they had let out, exposing how criminal networks are exploiting weaknesses in the…
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Millions raised, just $541 in the bank: Inside the collapse of ex-PwC partner’s doomed investment company VentureCrowd Holdings as administrators uncover alleged insolvent trading
VentureCrowd Holdings, an Australian investment platform once run by former PwC partner Steven Maarbani, has collapsed into administration despite having raised millions of dollars from investors, with administrators finding just $541 left in the company’s bank account. Investigators are now examining whether the firm continued trading while insolvent, a practice that can carry serious legal…
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‘Finish the damn job’: Hagerty tells ‘Ruthless Podcast’ that Trump will complete Iran mission
Republican Senator Bill Hagerty of Tennessee said during an appearance on the “Ruthless Podcast” that President Donald Trump is on track to complete his military objectives against Iran, urging that the mission be finished. The comments come amid ongoing scrutiny of the Trump administration’s approach to Iran following recent military action, with Hagerty, a former…
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Can Andy Burnham afford his own ambitions? Chris Blackhurst answers your questions
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has moved quickly since taking office, sacking Rachel Reeves as chancellor and appointing John Healey in her place, bypassing both the left’s preferred candidate Ed Miliband and Sir Keir Starmer’s ally Shabana Mahmood. The reshuffle has raised questions about whether Burnham’s premiership marks a genuine break from Starmer-era fiscal caution or…
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Garmin’s new screen-free fitness tracker doesn’t require a subscription
Garmin has launched the Cirqa, a screen-free fitness and wellness tracker that works without a subscription, positioning it as a mid-priced alternative to rivals such as Whoop and Google’s Fitbit Air. By omitting a display, Garmin says the band avoids distractions and achieves battery life of up to 10 days, while still using heart rate,…
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Harry Styles cancels concert in São Paulo due to illness
Harry Styles has cancelled a scheduled concert in São Paulo, Brazil, due to illness. The show, which fans had been anticipating, was called off shortly before it was due to take place, disappointing ticket-holders who had gathered for the performance. Details of the cancellation are limited, but it was announced that the singer was unwell…
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Cuba built covert network inside America through spies, activists and universities, State Dept alleges
The US State Department has published a report accusing the Cuban government of running a decades-long covert campaign to infiltrate American institutions through espionage, ideological influence and support for far-left activist networks. The report alleges Havana has cultivated agents and sympathisers within US universities, activist movements and even senior levels of government, using them to…