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Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 ports were both in the top 10 US PlayStation games last week despite cheating and DLC mess
Ports of the original Call of Duty: Black Ops (2010) and Black Ops 2 (2012) both landed in the top 10 best-selling PlayStation games in the US last week, despite ongoing complaints from players about cheating problems and a messy approach to downloadable content. The strong chart performance suggests continued appetite for classic Call of…
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CNN legal analyst calls out ‘utterly ridiculous’ claim by Mamdani about Netanyahu arrest
CNN legal analyst Elie Honig has publicly criticised New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani over comments suggesting his administration could look into arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he were to visit New York. Honig described the idea as “utterly ridiculous”, pointing out that a city mayor holds no legal authority to detain a…
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Hero farmers save couple’s home from raging fire as parched ground ignites in fields across Britain amid heatwave
Farmers in the UK stepped in to help extinguish a fast-moving fire that threatened a couple’s home, as tinder-dry fields across Britain caught alight during an ongoing heatwave. The incident highlights the growing wildfire risk facing rural communities as prolonged hot, dry weather leaves farmland and vegetation dangerously combustible, with local volunteers and agricultural workers…
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Emirati firm unveils plans for £2.5bn new town with 5,000 homes in east London
A Dubai-based property developer has unveiled the first stage of plans for a £2.5 billion new town in east London, which would include 5,000 homes. The scheme forms part of a wider push by Emirati investors into UK real estate and reflects growing overseas interest in large-scale regeneration projects across the capital. Details of the…
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YG Announces 2026 “The Gentlemen’s Club Tour”
YG has announced “The Gentlemen’s Club Tour,” a 19-date US tour supporting his new album, The Gentlemen’s Club. The run begins on 10th September in Boston and concludes with two shows in Honolulu, Hawaii, on 6th and 7th November, marking a significant live outing for the rapper following his first album release in four years.…
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Israeli air strike in Gaza City kills family of six, medics say
An Israeli air strike on Gaza City has killed six members of a single family, according to local medics, as the UN human rights office condemned an intensification of Israeli military attacks nearly nine months after a ceasefire took effect. Footage showed the al-Masri family’s apartment in the western al-Sabra neighbourhood on fire overnight, with…
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WNBA All-Star charity initiative supports sports group that says it is ‘moving beyond the binary of girl’
The WNBA has launched a new All-Star charity initiative to mark its 30th season, aiming to help keep girls involved in sport. However, one of the Chicago-area organisations chosen to receive funding from the league’s $100,000 All-Star prize pool has drawn scrutiny after describing on its own website that it is “moving beyond the binary…
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Unions seize on Burnham’s arrival to threaten strikes for better pay deals – as figures show state salaries already surging ahead of private sector
Trade unions have reportedly stepped up threats of strike action over public sector pay following Andy Burnham’s arrival in a senior government role, seeking to press their case for improved pay deals. The move comes as new figures indicate that public sector salaries are already rising faster than those in the private sector, a finding…
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Coffee lovers can take heart: Up to 5 cups a day appears safe for most adults, experts say
A new scientific statement from the American Heart Association says that consuming up to 400 milligrams of caffeine a day, roughly five 8-ounce cups of black coffee, is generally safe for most healthy adults. The statement goes further, suggesting this level of intake may actually be linked to a lower risk of heart disease, stroke,…