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AMANDA PLATELL: Everyone has missed the appallingly selfish truth about Harry and Meghan’s return. I fear for the future
Daily Mail columnist Amanda Platell criticises Prince Harry and Meghan Markle over their planned return to the UK, arguing they behaved selfishly by giving King Charles only three days’ notice before news of the move broke. She questions why the couple did not tell Charles when they saw him at Highgrove in July, suggesting the…
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ANDREW NEIL: America’s national debt has hit $40trillion. This is why it’s bad news for ALL of us
The US national debt has reached a historic $40trillion, a milestone that columnist Andrew Neil warns has far-reaching consequences well beyond America’s borders. He argues the sheer scale and, crucially, the pace at which Washington keeps borrowing is unsettling global bond markets, which in turn is driving up borrowing costs for other major economies, including…
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‘Silo’ Meets ‘The Last of Us’ in Prime Video’s Best Sci-Fi Series Officially Returning in 2027
Prime Video’s post-apocalyptic drama Fallout, adapted from Bethesda’s video game series, has been confirmed to return for a third season in 2027. The show has become one of the streamer’s biggest successes, praised for building an original story within the game’s established canon rather than simply retelling one instalment, and for introducing popular characters such…
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US soccer wants excitement after the World Cup – the Open Cup provides it
The US Open Cup, the country’s oldest and most prestigious domestic football competition dating back to 1913, is being highlighted as a source of the “jeopardy” and knockout drama that new MLS commissioner Larry Berg says he wants to build on following the buzz generated by this summer’s World Cup, which the US co-hosted. Unlike…
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Courtney Büchner: One of the Girls review – all aboard for a rollercoaster relationship
The Guardian reviews “Courtney Büchner: One of the Girls” at the Pleasance Courtyard, part of the 2026 Edinburgh festival programme. The show tells the story of Büchner’s close platonic friendship with a school friend, Stella, whom she met after moving from South Africa to the UK, tracing their bond through adolescence and into the complications…
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From Booker-listed Marlon James to a memoir by Michael Douglas – the biggest books this autumn
The Guardian has published its guide to the biggest books of autumn 2026, spotlighting fiction from Booker-listed authors alongside anticipated memoirs from Hollywood and stage figures such as Michael Douglas, Dustin Hoffman and Judi Dench. The preview highlights a season heavy with big literary names returning to familiar territory, from historical fiction to family sagas,…
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Alexander Isak braces himself for daunting reunion with Newcastle
Alexander Isak returns to St James’ Park on Sunday with Liverpool for the first time since forcing a £125m move away from Newcastle last summer, in what promises to be an uncomfortable reunion with fans still angry over his exit. He effectively went on strike to engineer his departure, missing Newcastle’s win over Liverpool on…
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Estate agency café plans for famous Sheffield street would be a first for the city
A Sheffield estate agent has proposed combining a café with his property sales office on Ecclesall Road, which he says would be the first business of its kind in the city. Mark Coleman of Leafy Suburbs estate agents has submitted a planning application to extend his existing premises, reflecting how estate agencies are adapting as…
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Wild new claim about a ‘fourth buttock slap’ emerges from inside Swans scandal hotel room – as details of team’s raucous partying before bombshell allegations are revealed
Five Sydney Swans AFL players – Isaac Heeney, Nick Blakey, Chad Warner, Riley Bice and James Jordon – have been stood down for the rest of the 2026 season after the club found they breached its standards during a night of heavy drinking in Melbourne that preceded an alleged sexual assault at the Pullman East…