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I lost two stone after taking a natural weight loss pill instead of Mounjaro. It was slow at first but completely changed my lifestyle and the pounds started dropping away… and there’s no side-effects
Emma Hackett says she lost more than two stone after taking the food supplement Elcella, which she found while looking for an alternative to prescription weight-loss drugs. Her experience is difficult to attribute to the supplement: during the same period, she changed her diet, walked regularly and began strength training, and the article notes there…
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New PS5 jailbreak works on consoles running firmware up to 13.6
A new PlayStation 5 jailbreak exploit called Relapse has significantly expanded the accessibility of console hacking by working with any PS5 running firmware version 13.6 or earlier, released in July. This marks a major advancement because previous exploits only functioned on years-old firmware versions, forcing most prospective hackers to hunt for unupdated consoles on the…
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Father and son go on trial in Hong Kong over gruesome murder of model whose hacked up remains were found in a soup pot
A father and his two sons have gone on trial in Hong Kong for the murder and dismemberment of Abby Choi, a 28-year-old model and influencer whose remains were found in a suburban house in February 2023. The case has attracted significant attention in Hong Kong, where violent crime is relatively rare, particularly given Choi’s…
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‘I am here more than ever’: Guardiola backs Manchester City owners over guilty verdicts
Former Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has voiced strong support for the club after an independent commission found it guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules over a nine-year period. City deny wrongdoing and plan to appeal by Friday’s deadline; Guardiola’s message matters because it publicly backs the club’s leadership and owners during a major…
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All the RPS Supporter rewards for September 2026: Model ships, maze cities, and the tyranny of content
RPS’s September 2026 roundup thanks its supporters and recaps the exclusive articles published for them during the month. The pieces range across games, film, culture and personal essays, illustrating the variety of material available to Premium subscribers. Highlights include impressions of ship-building game *ShipShaper: The Falconeer Chronicles*, a look at the urban design of shooter…
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57% of UK businesses report gaps in confidence on basic cyber tasks
The government’s latest annual cybersecurity skills survey found that 57 per cent of UK businesses lacked confidence in at least one basic cyber task, up from 49 per cent the previous year. Researchers said the rise may reflect increased scrutiny after high-profile breaches, rather than a decline in organisations’ actual abilities. The finding represents about…
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Young minds develop ideas to tackle climate change
Sixteen young people in Ipswich took part in a climate-focused hackathon, creating posters with ideas to address light pollution, wildfires, ocean damage and poor water quality. The event was part of a free touring exhibition, and its organisers said the activity was intended to show young people that individual action can help tackle climate change.…
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£1.2bn on transfers with £830m inflated in accounts – Man City’s ‘asterisk era’
Manchester City have been found guilty of Premier League charges relating to misleading accounts and a “disguised funding scheme” during 2009–18. The ruling has prompted questions about whether the club’s success in that period was achieved within the rules, and some clubs are seeking legal advice about possible compensation. City spent about £1.2bn on transfers…
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A-League opener overshadowed by Manchester City verdict as APL reviews findings
The Premier League’s decision to find Manchester City guilty of 115 breaches of financial rules is overshadowing the start of Australia’s A-League season. Because Manchester City has ownership links to Melbourne City (an A-League club) and board member Simon Pearce connects both organisations to the Australian Professional Leagues, the scandal threatens to damage the reputation…
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Manchester City guilty of financial breaches; Oura scraps listing; OpenAI protests erupt
Manchester City faces sanctions after a decade of financial rule violations. Finnish smart ring maker Oura abandons its $15 billion US stock listing, whilst activist groups protest OpenAI’s government contracts and environmental impact.