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Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore? review – Jarvis Cocker’s wit and warmth upstage the hits
The film documents Pulp’s return to touring after a decade-long hiatus, featuring concert footage from two sold-out O2 shows in London. The documentary interweaves these performances with autobiographical reflections from Jarvis Cocker, archive footage, and interviews, chronicling the Sheffield outsiders’ unlikely journey from Cocker’s teenage ambitions in 1978 to their status as national treasures. Their…
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Twenty women had mastectomies they didn’t need while being treated for breast cancer and hundreds suffered harm, NHS trust admits
The County Durham and Darlington Foundation Trust (CDDFT) has admitted that twenty women underwent unnecessary mastectomies whilst under its care, and that 315 of 514 reviewed cases resulted in patient harm, with 77 significantly harmed and one death confirmed. The trust has also identified missed or delayed cancer diagnoses that allowed disease to progress in…
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Father of five-month-old baby poisoned by Angel of Death nurse Beverley Allitt warns same red flags were ignored by hospital bosses with Lucy Letby more than 20 years later
The father of a baby poisoned by nurse Beverley Allitt in 1991 has warned that hospital authorities ignored similar warning signs during Lucy Letby’s crimes more than two decades later. An inquiry into Letby’s murders concluded that some of the seven infants she killed might have survived had warnings from the Allitt case been heeded.…
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F-16 crashes into field in Midwest fireball, as local claims pilot is ‘conscious’
An F-16 fighter jet crashed in a field near Alpena, Michigan during training exercises on Thursday, injuring the pilot but causing no deaths. The pilot successfully ejected from the aircraft before impact and was reported conscious and receiving medical treatment at a local hospital. The crash sparked an evacuation of residents within a one-mile radius…
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Two care home workers rushed to hospital after alleged clash while at work
Two staff members at a nursing home in Adelaide were taken to hospital following an alleged altercation involving a weapon on Friday morning. Emergency services were called to St Hilarion’s Residential Care and Nursing Home just after 9:30am after reports that a male volunteer in his 80s had assaulted a female staff member in her…
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Third person dies from malaria linked to Frankfurt Airport after ‘mosquito got trapped on plane’
A third person in the Frankfurt area has died from malaria despite not having travelled to a malaria-endemic region or worked at Frankfurt Airport. Health officials believe an infected Anopheles mosquito was transported on an aircraft from abroad, causing a rare outbreak and raising concerns about delayed diagnosis in a region where malaria is not…
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Woman behind the wheel of SUV that slammed into LA bus before NBC chopper crash was ‘impaired by drugs’ as prior convictions are revealed
Bailee Lynn Rios, 36, has been charged with murder after allegedly driving a Ford SUV the wrong way at high speed, running a red light and crashing into a Los Angeles Metro bus. Prosecutors say she was impaired by drugs, with narcotics found in the vehicle, and described the incident as preventable; she is being…
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The HSE is owed 200million euro by private insurers… and consultants not signing forms in time is the number one reason that the health executive has written off a staggering amount in unpaid claims prompting calls for ‘a radical overhaul’ of its systems
The HSE has €200 million in outstanding claims owed by private health insurers for treating private patients, with delays causing hospitals to write off millions of euros. Sinn Féin TD John Brady described the situation as “scandalous” and called for a radical overhaul of claims administration. Of the outstanding sum, €68 million has not yet…
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Deadly disease hits Berkeley homeless encampment after vagrants decided to breed RATS and woke activists sued to stop city from clearing the squalor away
A homeless encampment in Berkeley, California, housing approximately two dozen people has been ordered to close following a leptospirosis outbreak in 2025 that killed one person and hospitalised another. The disease, spread through infected rat urine, emerged after residents bred over 200 rats within an RV at the site on 8th and Harrison streets. The…
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Hospital boss doctored a review into baby deaths to make it look like two infants murdered by Lucy Letby died of natural causes, inquiry found
A public inquiry has found that Ian Harvey, medical director at Countess of Chester Hospital, altered a medical review without the author’s knowledge to conceal evidence that babies murdered by neonatal nurse Lucy Letby had been deliberately harmed. Harvey used the falsified document to mislead the hospital board into allowing Letby to return to work,…