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EUROPE’s Long-Awaited Documentary Will Finally Arrive In Early 2027, Says JOEY TEMPEST
EUROPE’s long-awaited documentary is expected to arrive in early 2027, according to singer Joey Tempest, although the band is still seeking a platform to release it. The film will trace the Swedish hard rock group’s journey from its formation and 1980s breakthrough through personal and professional difficulties, its 1990s decline, and its revival in the…
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See Pro-Shot Video Of SAVATAGE’s Performance At 2026 WACKEN OPEN AIR Festival
Savatage’s 30 July 2026 performance at Germany’s Wacken Open Air festival has been released as professionally filmed video by Wacken TV. The footage highlights the band’s continuing return to major live stages and features performances of “Gutter Ballet”, “Edge Of Thorns” and “Hall Of The Mountain King”. The concert formed part of the band’s “Prelude…
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American CEO accused of alarming scheme to sneak Russians into Secret Service contract
American CEO Lee Reiber has been arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud for allegedly concealing Russian ownership and development of software used by the US Secret Service. Russian national Oleg Davydov has also been arrested at London’s Heathrow Airport. The case is significant because the forensic software, designed to recover and analyse…
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Zelensky says Russia has widened attacks to hit Ukraine’s data centres
Russia has expanded its military campaign to directly target Ukraine’s data centres and internet infrastructure, according to President Zelensky, in a shift aimed at disrupting civilian life rather than military targets. A Russian drone strike on a business centre in Kyiv on Friday killed four people and damaged a data centre, whilst a separate attack…
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England aim to win over Wembley and revive Wonderwall in Spain glamour fixture
England face Spain at Wembley on Saturday in their first Nations League fixture since the World Cup, with manager Thomas Tuchel hoping the stadium will play Oasis’s “Wonderwall” after the match if his team wins. This carries symbolic weight as Tuchel seeks to rebuild from World Cup disappointment and establish continuity, though he acknowledges Nations…
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Thomas Tuchel warns Cole Palmer about ‘missing way too many’ England camps
England head coach Thomas Tuchel has cast serious doubt over Cole Palmer’s international future by publicly criticising the Chelsea forward for repeatedly missing training camps. Palmer withdrew from the current squad due to a minor muscular injury ahead of Saturday’s Nations League match against Spain at Wembley, prompting a notably blunt response from Tuchel, who…
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Klopp and Zidane headline managerial changes ahead of Nations League fixtures
International football continues to see significant managerial upheaval, with several high-profile appointments shaping Nations League Group A fixtures. Jürgen Klopp’s arrival at Germany represents the most eye-catching appointment, whilst Zinedine Zidane’s return to management with France after five years away presents an intriguing opening test against Turkey. These new appointments underscore the strategic shifts taking…
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Spring election looms as UK consumer confidence surges to two-year high
Downing Street pushes for an early general election next spring. Consumer confidence has climbed to a two-year high, signalling economic recovery despite ongoing inflation concerns.
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England v Spain, Azerbaijan GP and county cricket finale – follow with us
The Guardian previews its live coverage of a busy sporting weekend, led by England’s meeting with world champions Spain at Wembley and Scotland’s Nations League opener against Slovenia. It will also follow Manchester City’s legal battle, lower-league football and the closing stages of the County Championship. Warwickshire can secure the title against Leicestershire, while Kent…
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Novelist accused of using AI to write book removed from French prize list
The Académie Goncourt has removed Thélyson Orélien’s novel *C’était ça ou mourir* from the longlist for France’s leading literary prize after allegations that it was largely written using AI. The decision followed claims of AI use, separate plagiarism allegations and the academy’s stated aim of protecting the integrity of the prize, although the evidence and…