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Chelsea interested in former Man City defender Stones
Chelsea have expressed interest in signing England defender John Stones on a free transfer after his contract with Manchester City expired at the end of June. The 32-year-old, who is also being considered by Inter Milan, could join a west London side that is simultaneously working to sell surplus central defenders to create squad room…
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What does a realistically successful first year look like for head coach Lane Kiffin at LSU?
As SEC Media Days take place in Tampa, attention has turned to what a realistic first season should look like for Lane Kiffin in his new role as LSU head coach. The piece considers how expectations vary widely across the conference, contrasting programme’s like Texas and Georgia, where anything short of a championship is viewed…
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Taxpayer-funded legal aid ‘loophole’ that helped Peter Murrell faces axe
Ministers are moving to scrap a legal aid arrangement that allowed Peter Murrell, husband of former SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, to receive publicly funded legal representation despite having substantial assets. The rule, seen by critics as a loophole, lets defendants access taxpayer-funded lawyers even when they hold significant wealth or property, provided their cash income…
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Lars Ulrich Drops Honest Truth About Metallica’s Massive Sphere Residency
Metallica are set to bring their touring show to the Las Vegas Sphere from October, joining a growing list of major acts to hold residencies at the venue. Drummer Lars Ulrich has spoken candidly about how daunting the prospect is, recalling that watching U2 perform there left him “awestruck” and convinced that Metallica needed to…
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Johnson scores commanding victory in fight to ram SAVE America Act through Democrat opposition
Speaker Mike Johnson secured a key procedural victory in the US House of Representatives on Tuesday, advancing the SAVE Act, an election integrity bill backed by President Donald Trump, despite opposition from Democrats. The vote is significant because it clears a major hurdle for legislation that would require proof of citizenship and voter identification, a…
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Playstation Plus is saying goodbye to these games in August 2026
Sony has confirmed that nine games will leave the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium catalogue on 18 August 2026, including notable titles Dead Island 2 and Harold Halibut. The removal is larger than usual because five games originally due to leave in July had their departure delayed until August, giving subscribers extra time with them.…
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Iran says it’s struck offline AWS facility in Bahrain … again
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has claimed a fresh strike on an AWS datacentre in Bahrain, months after the same facility was reportedly first taken offline. The IRGC said the attack was retaliation for a US strike on Iran’s under-construction Darkhovin nuclear plant, framing the action as revenge against what it called the “child-killing US…
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French Lawmakers Adopt Pioneering Social Media Ban For Children Under 15
French lawmakers have adopted a bill banning children under 15 from using social media, making France the first European Union country to approve a blanket ban of this kind. Both chambers of parliament backed the measure, a flagship policy of President Emmanuel Macron’s second term, amid growing global concern over the harmful effects of social…
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A trailer emerges for Jessica Chastain’s new horror film Other Mommy
A first trailer has settled the reveal for “Other Mommy,” a horror film starring Jessica Chastain, giving audiences their first extended look at the project. The film follows Bela, an eight-year-old girl living in a household strained by marital problems, who is confronted by a sinister entity emerging from her closet. The presence, which Bela…
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Cliffside home at risk of crumbling into the sea fails to sell at auction for £250,000 – despite being worth more than FOUR times the price
A cliffside property in imminent danger of collapsing into the sea failed to find a buyer at auction, despite going under the hammer for just £250,000 – a fraction of its estimated true value. The failed sale highlights the difficulty of offloading coastal homes threatened by erosion, which typically become uninsurable and unmortgageable, leaving few…