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Musician and entrepreneur Tom Vek is building a digital music player, but don’t call it retro
Musician Tom Vek is developing Sleevenote, a dedicated digital music player designed to restore the visual appeal and sense of ownership associated with album artwork and liner notes. He argues that renewed interest in offline listening should encourage genuinely new products rather than retro-styled CD and cassette players, and sees digital music purchases as an…
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Moment Putin warship opens fire off Plymouth as Royal Navy ups its campaign against the Russians menacing British waters
Newly released images show the Russian frigate Neustrashimy firing its guns during a live-fire exercise 40 miles off Plymouth on 20 July, prompting the Royal Navy to step up monitoring of Russian naval activity in UK waters. The drill took place a day after Andy Burnham became Prime Minister and is thought to have been…
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Supernatural’s head of fitness on rebooting the VR exercise app after leaving Meta
Supernatural, the virtual-reality fitness app previously owned by Meta, will relaunch later in 2026 as an independent company after Meta cut staff and paused new content in January. Its head of fitness, Leanne Pedante, says the smaller organisation hopes to restore popular features quickly, revive content production and preserve the app’s close-knit community. The service…
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Sheffield University nursing student takes part in military training exercise
A University of Sheffield nursing student took part in a military training exercise. The article highlights the student’s involvement in an activity combining healthcare training with a military environment. The available article text does not provide further details about the exercise, the student’s role, location or dates. Its significance appears to be the practical experience…
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RFK Jr. set to release food ingredient review
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is expected to release a review of food ingredients, continuing the Trump administration’s “Make America Healthy Again” agenda. The move matters because it could shape future Food and Drug Administration action on additives in packaged foods, including possible safety reassessments, labelling changes or industry reformulation. The wider policy effort…
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Pictured: Mother and father charged after one-year-old boy died from ‘severe malnutrition’ and second child found ‘neglected’
A mother and father have been charged following the death of their one-year-old son, who authorities allege died from severe malnutrition. A second child was reportedly found neglected, raising serious concerns about safeguarding and the care provided within the household. The article identifies the parents and reports that criminal proceedings are under way. The charges…
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4 Rolling Stones Songs Where Mick Jagger’s Falsetto Got a Workout
The article highlights four Rolling Stones songs in which Mick Jagger uses falsetto prominently: “Fool To Cry”, “Miss You”, “Emotional Rescue” and “Worried About You”. It argues that this higher vocal register is an important part of Jagger’s expressive style, helping him shape each song’s mood rather than relying on conventional technical perfection. “Fool To…
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Mother and father charged after one-year-old boy dies from ‘severe malnutrition’ and second child found ‘neglected’ at home
A mother and father have been charged after their one-year-old son died, with authorities alleging that he suffered severe malnutrition. The case also concerns a second child who was reportedly found neglected at the family home, raising serious child-protection concerns. The article provides no further verified details about the parents, location, charges or timing. Any…
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Eating too much protein could backfire, experts warn after longevity review
A review of more than 350 studies suggests that eating more protein is not automatically healthier and may have drawbacks for longevity in some sedentary adults. The researchers say protein needs vary according to age, physical activity and overall health, challenging the assumption that high-protein diets benefit everyone. Higher protein intake can support muscle growth…
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Fatal air ambulance crash exposes growing GPS danger facing US flights
Federal investigators say a fatal air ambulance crash in New Mexico occurred after the crew lost GPS navigation during a scheduled US military jamming exercise. The incident has renewed concerns about aviation safety, particularly whether cockpit navigation systems and procedures are sufficiently resilient to deliberate GPS interference. The National Transportation Safety Board linked the crash…