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Aston Villa and Chelsea still enemies despite transfer pipeline, insists Emery
Aston Villa manager Unai Emery has rejected any notion of a friendly relationship with Chelsea, despite the two Premier League clubs completing a string of transfers between them in recent seasons. His comments follow another busy window of business, including Emiliano Martínez’s move to Chelsea and Nicolas Jackson’s arrival at Villa, with Emery insisting both…
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Pictured: London-based mother, 51, who died alongside her husband in a hot tub while on holiday in Spain – before being found dead by their children
A London-based mother of two, Thomasina Tobin, 51, is believed by Spanish police to have died while trying to save her husband, Patrick Tobin, 48, after he became trapped underwater in a hot tub at a luxury villa in Cullera, Valencia. The couple’s bodies were discovered by their two teenage sons, who have special needs,…
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10 Forgotten Thrillers That Are Amazing From Start to Finish
Collider has published a listicle highlighting ten thrillers that critics argue deserve much wider recognition, despite being overshadowed by more famous genre entries such as Se7en, Fight Club and Inception. The piece argues these films failed to gain lasting attention not because of their quality, but due to poor scheduling against bigger releases, a lack…
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Trans-rights Labour MP apologises for suggesting a colleague should ‘quit’ the party over his opposition to woke policies
Labour MP Alex Sobel has apologised after being caught on video suggesting that fellow Labour MP Jonathan Hinder should consider leaving the party over his opposition to “woke” policies, following Hinder’s speech in support of women’s rights. Sobel, a vocal trans-rights campaigner, made the remarks to the group Act! For Trans Liberation, describing Hinder’s stance…
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Abbey Gate survivor describes chaos before attack, says pullout was botched from the start
Retired Marine Sgt. Tyler Vargas-Andrews, who survived the August 2021 Abbey Gate bombing at Kabul airport and lost his right arm and left leg in the attack, has said that Marines were left to improvise the Afghanistan evacuation because of inadequate preparation and support, and that the withdrawal was mishandled from the outset. Speaking on…
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The Batmobile Officially Has a New Passenger in ‘The Batman: Part II’ Set Pictures
Filming has begun on *The Batman: Part II* in Glasgow, with locals spotting a stunt double for Scarlett Johansson riding in the passenger seat of the Batmobile during a chase scene, hinting that her still-unnamed character will play a significant role in the sequel. The Batmobile’s second seat has historically signalled the presence of a…
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The historic market town on the frontline of Britain’s migrant crisis being torn apart by hordes of listless men brought in on minibuses to hang around shops and spend their £9.95 taxpayer funded weekly allowance
The Essex market town of Braintree has become a flashpoint in Britain’s asylum debate, with residents reporting growing unease over groups of migrant men from the nearby RAF Wethersfield camp regularly appearing in the town centre. The former RAF base, now the UK’s largest migrant accommodation site, has seen its population grow rapidly since housing…
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Born 81 Years Ago Today in Arkansas, the Multi-Instrumentalist Who Played in Jimmy Page’s Favorite Band and Recorded With Dolly Parton and Vince Gill
Fred Tackett, best known as guitarist for the Americana jam band Little Feat, was born on 30 August 1945 in Little Rock, Arkansas, making today his 81st birthday. A multi-instrumentalist skilled on guitar, mandolin and trumpet, he has built a wide-ranging career as a session musician and songwriter, working with artists including Dolly Parton, Vince…
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Teens experiencing ‘social jet lag’ due to early starts on school days and lie ins on weekends face worse anxiety
A University of Southampton study has found that teenagers who experience “social jet lag” – the mismatch between early school-day wake-ups and later weekend lie-ins – may face increased anxiety as a result. Researchers say this disrupted sleep pattern mirrors the effects of jet lag and could contribute to poorer mental health among adolescents, adding…
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Swinney faces new backlash over plan to cap price of supermarket basics
John Swinney is facing fresh pressure to abandon his planned cap on the price of basic supermarket goods, after 23 industry bodies representing more than 300,000 workers warned it would harm consumers and producers alike. The coalition, coordinated by the Scottish Retail Consortium and spanning salmon producers, bakers, farmers, drinks makers and grocers, called the…