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Golden Dome could leave US vulnerable to drone attacks without Israeli systems
A new report from the Jewish Institute for National Security of America warns that the US Golden Dome missile defence programme, which focuses heavily on space-based interception, could leave America vulnerable to lower-altitude threats such as drones and cruise missiles. The report urges Washington to integrate cheaper, combat-proven Israeli air-defence systems into the planned shield…
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Final Fantasy 14 On Switch 2 Is A Sobering Reminder That Storage Isn’t Cheap
The article’s full text was unavailable because the webpage required JavaScript and cookies, so its specific claims cannot be verified. Based on the headline alone, it appears to discuss Final Fantasy 14’s arrival on Switch 2 as an example of the high cost or limited capacity of console storage. The title suggests the piece focuses…
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Deep space dishes dodge devastation from Spanish wildfires
Wildfires in Spain have swept through the area around Madrid, threatening key deep-space communication facilities, but both NASA’s and the European Space Agency’s antennas have emerged largely unscathed. NASA confirmed no significant structural damage to antennas or buildings at its Madrid Deep Space Communications Complex, though a source told The Register that cables at the…
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Twelve South’s stylish charging tray now delivers more wireless power with a smaller footprint
Twelve South has launched a smaller version of its leather-wrapped Valet wireless charging tray, aimed at tighter spaces such as a nightstand, while also increasing its charging power. The move follows the original Valet’s debut at CES earlier in 2026 and reflects broader demand for compact, higher-power Qi2 accessories that still offer a premium look,…
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Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan ‘have target on their backs’ in US jail after being accused of child sex offences, lawyer claims as they fight extradition to UK
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, who face allegations of child sex offences in the UK, are said to be at heightened risk while held in a US jail as they contest extradition. Their lawyer claims the pair “have a target on their backs” behind bars, raising concerns about their safety during the legal proceedings.…
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8485’s New Cut ‘Buzzbands’ Is a Glimpse Of Self-Aware Hype
Artist 8485 has released a new single called ‘Buzzbands’, described as a self-aware exploration of hype and cultural relevance. The track blends 2000s-influenced production, drawing comparisons to early DFA and Justice, with a contemporary sensibility, positioning 8485 as a meta-commentary act whose songs work as raw but effective pop despite their conceptual framing. The song…
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Richard Hammond convicted and fined for speeding
Former Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond has been fined and given penalty points after being caught speeding twice in three weeks while driving luxury cars in Herefordshire. The 56-year-old pleaded guilty to two speeding offences, with police withdrawing separate charges of ignoring correspondence and failing to identify the driver, after he was tracked down when…
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Too Lost partners with Roblox to bring catalog of independent music to games and virtual spaces
Too Lost, an independent music distributor, has partnered with Roblox to bring its catalogue of tracks into the gaming platform, allowing creators to embed songs in games and virtual spaces. The deal reflects Roblox’s broader ambition to position itself as a hub for music discovery rather than solely a venue for virtual concerts, giving independent…
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Low number of Sheffield council staff use whistleblowing policy to report wrongdoing
Sheffield Council has reported that relatively few employees have used its whistleblowing policy to raise concerns about wrongdoing. The finding matters because whistleblowing procedures are intended to help organisations identify misconduct, protect staff who report it and maintain public confidence in local government. The report concerns formal use of the council’s policy, rather than necessarily…
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Where is best to see the Buck Moon?
The Buck Moon, the second of three consecutive summer full moons, is set to rise over the West of England on Wednesday night, offering stargazers across Bristol, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Somerset a chance to spot the orange, amber or golden orb. Peak illumination technically occurs at 15:36 BST, but as this happens below the horizon,…