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Tate brothers arrested in Miami ahead of boxing event
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami shortly before they were due to appear at a boxing event, with reports indicating the arrests relate to new charges of child and extreme pornography offences and rape. The pair have built a large online following through controversial commentary and have previously faced legal…
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British father of two-year-old boy who died after falling out of a hotel window in Cyprus ‘set for release’ but could still face charges
A British father whose two-year-old son died after falling from a hotel window in Cyprus is reportedly set to be released from custody, though he could still face criminal charges over the incident. The case has drawn significant attention given the tragic circumstances of the toddler’s death while the family were on holiday, raising questions…
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FIFA World Cup revenue hits $15bn despite New York flooding
FIFA has confirmed that the World Cup generated record total revenues of $15 billion, comfortably exceeding earlier forecasts, thanks to exceptionally strong demand for hospitality packages and resold tickets throughout the tournament. The milestone was overshadowed by severe flash flooding across the New York and New Jersey area, which hosted the final, prompting concerns over…
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New York and New Jersey deluged by dangerous flash floods ahead of World Cup final
New York and New Jersey were hit by dangerous flash floods, arriving just as the region prepares to host the World Cup final. The severe weather raises concerns about safety and disruption for the huge influx of football fans and event logistics in the area ahead of the showpiece match. The Daily Mail report notes…
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MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: The voters demand an election, Mr Burnham – so let them have one
This is a Mail on Sunday editorial arguing that Andy Burnham, who appears set to take over as Prime Minister from Keir Starmer without a General Election, should call one and let voters decide rather than assuming the leadership handover alone confers a mandate. The piece reflects wider turmoil within Labour, with the paper’s own…
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3 Pop Stars Who Found New Life as Solo Artists in the 2000s
Singer Justin Timberlake of American boy band NSYNC, in the penthouse suite of the Chateau Marmont, Los Angeles, California, United States, January 2000. (Photo by Tim Roney/Getty Images) In the 2000s, pop music experienced a big resurgence. These are three pop stars who found new life as solo artists in the 2000s. The post 3…
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As he prepares to commentate on a World Cup Final, RTE’s Darragh Maloney reveals the one place in the US he’s always wanted to visit – and the eerie silence that greeted him when he made his dream come true
RTÉ football commentator Darragh Maloney has spoken ahead of his commentary duties for the World Cup Final, discussing a place in the United States he had long dreamed of visiting. The interview touches on his career milestone of covering football’s biggest match, offering a personal, human-interest angle alongside the sporting occasion. The available article text…
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Growth in CD sales outpaces vinyl in the US for the first half of 2026
CD sales in the US grew faster than vinyl in the first half of 2026, according to entertainment data company Luminate’s Midyear Report, with CDs up 16 per cent compared with a 2.4 per cent rise for vinyl. The trend reflects a broader physical music revival driven partly by “collection building” and price accessibility, alongside…
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Cyclospora: iceberg lettuce recalled in 27 states and more products may follow
Taylor Farms has recalled shredded iceberg lettuce distributed in 27 US states after it was linked to a growing outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection, with health officials warning further product recalls could follow. The recall matters because the company has not named specific brands or identified where the lettuce was sold or served, making…
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PS5’s Regional Pricing Switch Has Players Concerned Yet Again, Here’s What’s Happening
Sony is changing how PlayStation Store prices are displayed in Mexico, Honduras and Nicaragua, moving from US dollar pricing to each country’s local currency from 18th August 2026. Vague social media posts about the change sparked anger among PlayStation players, but the shift is linked to Sony’s broader plan to withdraw the PS3 and PS…