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Sheffield warned of ‘acute’ pitch shortage as plans drawn up to build on football and cricket site
Concerns raised as developers plan to build on pitches
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Liberal senator Sarah Henderson could go to jail after breaking law during the Telstra outage – as Angus Taylor insists she was doing her job
Australian Liberal senator Sarah Henderson could face a jail threat after admitting she made two “test” calls to the Triple Zero emergency line during Wednesday’s nationwide Telstra outage. Making false calls to the emergency service is a criminal offence carrying a maximum penalty of three years’ imprisonment, so the admission has triggered political controversy. It…
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PETER VAN ONSELEN: There’s a reason Albanese sounded oh-so-sleazy: True goal of PM’s disastrous ‘bonking’ interview exposed
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has faced criticism after a crude interview on Nikki Osborne’s “Bush Deep” podcast, in which he answered lewd questions and made suggestive remarks about his marriage. In this opinion piece, the Daily Mail’s Australian political editor Peter Van Onselen argues the real fault lies not just in what Albanese said,…
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What to do if your Triple Zero call fails to go through after Telstra’s nationwide outage
Some Telstra customers in Australia have been unable to reach the Triple Zero emergency line following a nationwide outage that began early on Wednesday, leaving millions temporarily unable to make calls, use mobile data or process electronic payments. The disruption matters because it affected access to emergency services, with the telco confirming that 300 Triple…
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Candace Parker tells Caitlin Clark haters to ‘go to therapy’ after shocking WNBA player rankings
WNBA legend Candace Parker has publicly defended Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark after a peer-voted survey ranked Clark only the 11th-best guard in the league, telling those responsible to “go to a therapist” and address their “childhood issues”. The intervention matters because it comes from one of the sport’s most decorated figures and adds to…
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Fury in Margaret Thatcher’s home town as 70 properties are converted into homes for asylum seekers
Residents of Grantham, the Lincolnshire market town where Margaret Thatcher was born, have reacted angrily to around 70 properties across the South Kesteven district being bought up and converted into houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) to accommodate asylum seekers moved out of hotels. The issue matters because it reflects wider tensions over the Government’s policy…
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Jinny Howe On Netflix’s Emmy Haul, ‘The Diplomat’ & ‘Beef’ Bumps, What’s Next For Nominated Series & Streamer’s Prestige Push With String Of Big Buys
Netflix secured 111 Emmy nominations across 34 titles in the latest awards announcement, a haul led by the anthology series Beef with 16 nominations and The Beast In Me with nine. The showing underlines the streamer’s continued strength in the limited/anthology category, where it has won four Outstanding Series titles in the past five years.…
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Apple TV leads 2026 Emmys with 87 nominations as streaming records tumble
The 2026 Emmy nominations were announced, with Apple TV emerging as the clear frontrunner, securing 87 nominations from just 15 programmes in a result that highlighted the platform’s selective, quality-focused approach. The announcement matters because it saw several long-standing streaming and industry records broken, signalling a shift in how recognition is distributed across an increasingly…
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Paralympic great Storey retires from GB competition
Dame Sarah Storey, Great Britain’s most-decorated Paralympian, has announced her immediate retirement from international competition. The 48-year-old cyclist has decided against competing at the Los Angeles 2028 Games, choosing instead to devote herself to improving Para-sport, which she believes has “stalled somewhat” since the London 2012 Games and still requires attention in many areas. Storey…