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Meghan would have felt ‘humiliated’ and a ‘lot of sadness’ during first visit to UK in four years after Harry trip was overshadowed by rows over security and Palace invite
Friends of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, have told People magazine that she would have felt “humiliated” and experienced “a lot of sadness” during what would be her first visit to the UK in four years, after a trip by Prince Harry was overshadowed by disputes over security arrangements and questions about a Palace invitation. The…
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Rising Brit Star Sophie Simnett Joins Black-and-White Silent Comedy ‘The Candidate’ (EXCLUSIVE)
British actor Sophie Simnett has joined the cast of ‘The Candidate’, a forthcoming black-and-white silent comedy inspired by the Chaplin era. The film will be the feature directorial debut of Mark Bell and uses physical performance, dance and an original score rather than dialogue to satirise power and question what people value in political leaders.…
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Defender Cascarino joins West Ham in permanent deal
West Ham United have strengthened their women’s squad by signing Everton forward Kelly Gago and making Estelle Cascarino’s loan spell permanent. The deals add proven international experience and address attacking and defensive options ahead of the new Women’s Super League season. Gago, 27, has agreed a three-year contract after scoring eight WSL goals for Everton…
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Dawson and Banton can play in T20 Finals Day
Hampshire’s Liam Dawson and Somerset’s Tom Banton will be released from England’s ODI squad to play in Saturday’s T20 Blast Finals Day. Their availability strengthens two of the four counties competing at Edgbaston, despite England’s final match against India taking place at Lord’s the following day. Dawson played in England’s first ODI defeat to India,…
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God of War Show’s Kratos to Be Recast After Ryan Hurst Suffers Injury During Filming
Ryan Hurst, who had been cast as Kratos in Amazon’s God of War television adaptation, is reportedly being replaced after sustaining a serious injury during a stunt. The recasting is significant because the role is central to the physically demanding series, and footage already filmed will reportedly need to be redone. TMZ reported that Hurst…
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Clark ‘a political football’ says NBA chief Silver
NBA commissioner Adam Silver said Caitlin Clark has become a “political football” in the United States, arguing that the intense debate over fouls against the WNBA star now reflects wider cultural and political tensions rather than officiating alone. He said this was unfair to Clark, who he described as focused on improving as a player,…
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Gojira drummer to miss US tour due to “immigration issue”
Gojira’s drummer will miss the band’s forthcoming US tour because of an unspecified immigration issue. The absence affects the French metal band’s live line-up and may require temporary arrangements for scheduled performances. The article provides no further confirmed explanation of the immigration problem or details of how long the drummer will be unavailable. It also…
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‘S.W.A.T.’ Creator Aaron Rahsaan Thomas & ‘Origin’ Producer Paul Garnes Among Names Set For Inaugural Ghana Creative Economy Initiative
Accra is hosting the inaugural Ghana Creative Economy Initiative, bringing together African film and television talent with international industry figures including S.W.A.T. creator Aaron Rahsaan Thomas and producer Paul Garnes. The programme aims to strengthen professional networks, develop projects for global markets and attract investment into Ghana’s creative industries. The initiative includes a 10-day directing…
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Deluded Keir Starmer says he would have won a general election in 2029… as he skips Andy Burnham’s Labour leader ‘coronation’
Sir Keir Starmer has claimed he would have won a general election in 2029 had he remained Prime Minister, remarks made as he pointedly skipped the official confirmation of Andy Burnham as the new Labour leader. The comments highlight a rift within the party, with Starmer appearing keen to defend his record even after leaving…
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Thousands of tickets still available for England v France
Around 7,000 tickets remained available for England’s World Cup third-place play-off against France in Miami, suggesting demand had not matched expectations for the fixture. The availability, including discounted resale listings, matters because it highlights the high prices attached to major World Cup matches and the risk for fans who bought tickets intending to resell them.…