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KATSEYE’s Movie ‘KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS’ Coming to Disney+ Soon
KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS will begin streaming on Disney+ internationally and on Disney+ and Hulu in the US on 16 October. The film’s release gives fans who missed its August theatrical run another chance to follow the group’s rise and understand the close relationship between KATSEYE and their global fandom, EYEKONS. Described as a love letter…
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‘You can’t just bet everything on exports’: as its gas runs out, is Bolivia doomed to repeat history?
Bolivia’s economy has collapsed following the exhaustion of its fossil gas reserves, reversing two decades of growth that had halved poverty rates and made it briefly the “energy heart of South America”. Once praised for macroeconomic stability, the country now faces soaring inflation, with imported goods doubling in price and wages failing to keep pace,…
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Terence Winter To Adapt Jay Stratton’s ‘Out Of The Shadows’ Memoir About Investigating Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena As TV Series
Terence Winter is developing a television series based on former US intelligence official Jay Stratton’s memoir, Out of the Shadows, about the government’s investigation into unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) and alleged non-human intelligent life. The project aims to combine espionage and political-thriller elements with the personal impact Stratton says the classified work had on him…
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Archive, 1985: Alcohol banned from football grounds in England and Wales
Following serious violence at the Luton Town versus Millwall FA Cup match in March 1985 and the Heysel Stadium disaster, the Thatcher government introduced the Sporting Events (Control of Alcohol etc.) Act 1985, which banned alcohol from football grounds in England and Wales. The measure was intended to curb decades of football-related disorder, with excessive…
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Fossil-fuel firms in line for billions in benefits after answering Trump’s donation call
A report by Democratic senators alleges that fossil-fuel companies received, or are set to receive, about $190bn in tax breaks and subsidies after providing substantial financial support to Donald Trump’s political campaigns and inauguration. It argues that the arrangement benefits major polluters while shifting higher energy bills, pollution-related health costs and climate damages on to…
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Kyrsten Sinema’s bodyguard ex-lover arrested over trashing her home in $200k rampage after he issued shock ultimatum
Matthew Ammel, a 39-year-old former bodyguard and ex-lover of former U.S. senator Kyrsten Sinema, has been arrested following an alleged $200,000 rampage through her Arizona home on 30 August. Ammel reportedly threatened to damage her paintings every 10 minutes unless she posted a video on social media; when Sinema refused, he allegedly threw 22 paintings…
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New odds for victory in the midterm elections revealed as Democrats and Republicans fight for power… and MORE races added to battleground list
Prediction markets have shifted dramatically in favour of Democrats as the midterm elections enter their final stage. According to Kalshi markets, Democrats now have a 64 per cent chance of controlling the Senate and a 91 per cent chance of controlling the House—a significant reversal from earlier in the campaign when Republicans held the advantage…
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Why the Chagos Islands are so important: How a top-secret spy base in the middle of nowhere has sparked furious row between Trump and Britain: CHRIS PLEASANCE
The article explains why the remote Chagos Islands have become central to a dispute between Donald Trump and Britain. Their strategic importance comes from Diego Garcia, a joint UK-US military base positioned in the Indian Ocean, which supports surveillance, logistics and military operations across the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Britain agreed to transfer sovereignty…
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UK borrowing costs rise as bond yields erode budget headroom
A global sell-off in government bonds has driven up UK borrowing costs ahead of Chancellor John Healey’s budget next month. The yield on 10-year UK government bonds (gilts) has risen to 5.38%, approaching a 19-year high, as investors retreat from bonds over concerns about higher inflation and interest rates stemming from the Middle East conflict.…
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Tony Blair’s son backs campaign to rejoin EU
Euan Blair, the 42-year-old chief executive of tech firm Multiverse and eldest son of former Prime Minister Tony Blair, has publicly endorsed his father’s campaign to reverse Brexit. Speaking on Sky News, he stated that Britain would be “better off” in the European Union and that rejoining the bloc would boost the UK’s economy. This…