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Reminder: These 3 PS5, PS4 Games Will Be Delisted or Disabled in October 2026
Push Square highlights three gaming-related changes scheduled for October 2026: Fortnite’s Rocket Racing mode will be removed, Tower of Fantasy’s PS4 version will go offline, and Call of Duty: Warzone will be discontinued on PS4. The changes matter because affected players may lose access to specific online features or entire game versions, although some progress…
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Burnham pledges extra £210m towards regenerating boarded-up high streets
The UK government has pledged an additional £210m to help communities revive struggling high streets by converting empty shops, pubs, clubs and other derelict buildings into community hubs, cafés, shared workspaces and health centres. Andy Burnham said the funding would give local people more control over regeneration and help restore pride in town centres hollowed…
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Putin’s ‘new Black Sea palace’: Satellite image shows sprawling new mansion built on coast ‘within range of Ukrainian drones’
Satellite imagery reportedly shows a large new mansion nearing completion at Sochi’s Bocharov Ruchey estate, formerly used by Vladimir Putin. The project matters because reports said the previous residence was demolished in 2024 amid concerns about Ukrainian drone attacks near the Black Sea. The building’s roofs are now in place and appear larger than those…
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Starfish Space to launch Otter spacecraft on debris inspection mission
Starfish Space, a company founded in 2019 by former Blue Origin engineers Trevor Bennett and Austin Link, is finally launching its Otter spacecraft this autumn after seven years of development. The Otter, a spacecraft about the size of a large washing machine, will conduct NASA’s first commercially funded debris inspection mission, named SSPICY, examining multiple…
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NASA approves $1.2bn PRIMA far-infrared telescope for 2033 launch
NASA has approved PRIMA, the Probe far-Infrared Mission for Astrophysics, as the first mission in a new class of observatories designed to balance scientific capability with cost-effectiveness. This represents a middle ground between NASA’s cheaper Explorer-class missions and multibillion-dollar flagship observatories, addressing budgetary pressures whilst enabling significant scientific discoveries. PRIMA has a $1.2 billion budget…
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NASA Astronaut Victor Glover Signs With CAA (Exclusive)
NASA astronaut Victor Glover has signed with talent agency CAA to represent him following his retirement from active spaceflight. The deal marks a significant moment after Glover piloted NASA’s Artemis II mission in spring 2026, becoming the first Black astronaut to fly around the moon, an achievement that underscores his historic importance to space exploration.…
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GTA veteran’s MindsEye studio Build a Rocket Boy has entered administration, following yet more reports of layoffs
Build a Rocket Boy, founded by GTA veteran Leslie Benzies, has entered administration following the catastrophic failure of its debut game MindsEye. The 2025 shooter was panned by critics and players alike, triggering rounds of layoffs and ultimately insolvency—a stark collapse for a major industry veteran’s venture, which was originally envisioned as a revolutionary user-generated…
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Successful rehearsal keeps Starship’s first orbital test on schedule
SpaceX has completed a successful wet dress rehearsal for Starship, keeping its next test flight on schedule for 28 September. The rehearsal is an important readiness check because it simulates the full launch process without lift-off, testing the rocket’s propellant systems, software, communications and countdown procedures. Starship Flight 14 is scheduled to have a 75-minute…
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Launch providers prepare for higher prices as Astra targets 2027 return
The launch industry is adjusting to the possibility that SpaceX will reduce commercial Falcon 9 operations within the next two or three years, potentially ending an era of unusually cheap, reliable and frequent launches. Firefly expects prices to rise as customers and satellite operators seek alternatives, while smaller providers position themselves to fill the gap.…
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Finland and Sweden jointly intercept Russian aircraft over Gulf of Finland
Finland and Sweden conducted their first joint operation on Thursday, scrambling fighter jets to intercept and identify Russian military aircraft over the Gulf of Finland in international airspace. The operation involved tracking a group of Russian aircraft including a transport plane and several fighter jets, demonstrating NATO cooperation at a time when European nations are…