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Sheffield United forward Louie Marsh joins Chesterfield on loan
Chesterfield have signed Sheffield United striker Louie Marsh on a season-long loan, giving the League Two club extra attacking depth for the campaign ahead. The 22-year-old is a product of United’s academy, where he has made six first-team appearances and scored once, and the move offers him the regular football he has previously sought through…
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Tim Cook’s parting message: Apple is in the hands of a product builder
Tim Cook has stepped down as Apple’s chief executive, handing the role to John Ternus, the company’s senior vice president of hardware engineering, in a transition he framed around Apple’s continued focus on building great products. In a farewell memo to staff on his last day, Cook praised Ternus’s product expertise and stressed that he…
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Saros Dev’s Co-Founder Is Stepping Down After More Than 30 Years
Housemarque co-founder Ilari Kuittinen is stepping down after 31 years with the Finnish studio, marking the end of an era for what has become PlayStation Studios’ longest-running development team. In a farewell message posted to social media, Kuittinen reflected on building the company from scratch in 1995 with “a passion for games but no real…
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Stephen Kalyn Joins ‘Housemaid’s Secret’ Cast After ‘Off Campus’ Fame
Actor Stephen Kalyn, who broke through with a lead role in “Off Campus,” has joined the cast of Lionsgate’s “The Housemaid’s Secret,” the sequel to 2025’s hit “The Housemaid.” He will play Brock, the lawyer boyfriend of Sydney Sweeney’s character Millie, who remains unaware of her criminal past. The casting marks another significant step for…
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Phil Schiller is leaving his biggest jobs at Apple
Phil Schiller, one of Apple’s longest-serving executives, has stepped down from his roles running the App Store and Apple’s product launch events, according to a Bloomberg report. The move landed just a day before hardware chief John Ternus succeeded Tim Cook as Apple CEO on 1 September, and it marks the departure of another senior…
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Pressure mounts on Westminster, Tehran and the transfer market
Badenoch’s sweeping shadow Cabinet reshuffle axes Stride and Patel, while disputed footage of an Iran energy site fuels US-Iran tensions and Melbourne rally clashes turn violent; plus AI scribe errors, heart-drug relief for cancer survivors, Lifetime Isa advice and deadline-day transfer moves.
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I had an ache in my shoulder and it got so bad I couldn’t even raise my arm. I was diagnosed with this little-known condition… and this was the surprising cause
Emma Mapp, a 52-year-old lawyer from Twickenham, developed a dull ache in her shoulder that within a month left her unable to raise her arm or turn her neck. She was eventually diagnosed with frozen shoulder, a painful stiffening of the shoulder joint, which her physiotherapist linked not to an injury but to the menopause…
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Tim Cook thanks Apple staff as John Ternus succeeds him
Tim Cook marked his final day as Apple’s chief executive with a letter thanking staff and reflecting on his 15-year leadership. He said Apple’s success stemmed from its culture, shared purpose and employees, while expressing confidence in his successor, John Ternus; the transition matters because Cook led Apple through a period of major global growth…
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Marseille’s squad is being gutted but their manager is staying – for now
Marseille’s manager Bruno Génésio faces a mounting crisis after a 2-0 defeat away to Monaco exposed the toll of a chaotic summer transfer window. Every player at the club was put up for sale as Marseille scramble to slash their wage bill to satisfy conditions set by Uefa and the French financial watchdog DNCG, which…