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‘Let them die’: Vaping tour boat skipper on the Great Barrier Reef accused of sleeping on the job and dismissing snorkel guest safety concerns wins payout
A skipper on a Great Barrier Reef vaping tour boat has won compensation after Australia’s Fair Work Commission ruled he was unfairly dismissed, despite being accused of sleeping on duty, vaping while working and dismissing guests’ safety concerns during snorkelling trips. The case highlights the tension employers face between documenting serious workplace misconduct and meeting…
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Pancreatic cancer vaccine shows promise in first human trial, preventing disease in high-risk patients
Researchers at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine have reported encouraging early results for an experimental vaccine designed to prevent pancreatic cancer in people at high genetic risk of the disease. The phase 1 trial, published in the American Association for Cancer Research journal Cancer Discovery, marks one of the first attempts to test a preventive…
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Unlimited AI tokens aren’t unlimited after all as US Army burns through supply
The US Army has had to reimpose limits on staff use of generative AI tools after burning through an entire year’s supply of tokens in about a month, despite having announced “unlimited” access in May 2026. Members of the Army’s Combat Capabilities Development Command were told by email that the CIO’s token pool, offered as…
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Paredes should not be suspended – Spain’s Gavi
Spain midfielder Gavi has said he does not believe Argentina’s Leandro Paredes should face suspension over his part in a post-match confrontation following the World Cup 2026 final, which Spain won 1-0. The incident, which occurred as Spain celebrated their victory, has led Fifa to appoint a disciplinary and ethics prosecutor to investigate, with any…
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‘Looksmaxxing’ influencer Clavicular rejects incel label, faults ‘both’ men and women
Viral influencer known as Clavicular has spoken out against being labelled an “incel”, defending the “looksmaxxing” trend he promotes while arguing that both men and women share responsibility for tensions between the sexes. He made the comments during an appearance on Fox News’s “Hangout with Hannity”, where he framed looksmaxxing as being about more than…
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Trump warns of strikes to infrastructure if Iran targets ships in Hormuz Strait
President Trump said the United States would destroy an Iranian bridge or power plant for every Iranian attack on a ship in the Strait of Hormuz. The threat signals a potential escalation from strikes on military targets to infrastructure that could affect civilians, while the waterway remains central to global energy supplies. Trump said the…
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IDF says Palestinian soccer players it targeted served Hamas and Jihad terror groups
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has told Fox News Digital that Palestinian soccer players it targeted with military strikes were, it alleges, also active members of Hamas and other Palestinian Islamic Jihad militant groups. The claim is a response to accusations circulating that the IDF has deliberately killed Palestinian footballers, and it matters because it…
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Moment ‘bullying’ family use chainsaws to hack down their neighbour’s 33ft Leylandii trees and wooden fence after ‘invading’ their garden in eight-year boundary dispute
A neighbour dispute in the UK escalated into a filmed confrontation after one family used chainsaws to cut down 33ft Leylandii trees and a wooden fence belonging to next door, which they accused of “invading” their garden. The row, which has reportedly rumbled on for eight years, saw the family carrying out the felling branded…
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Wilderness Festival 2026: Five Must-See Acts
Wilderness Festival returns to the Oxfordshire countryside from 30 July to 2 August 2026, offering more than just music with wild swimming, saunas, sports-day games and a dedicated books tent alongside its line-up of over 130 artists. Clash Magazine’s William Burgess highlights five acts not to miss across the long weekend, spanning festival headliners, buzzy…