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Nearly one in five World Cup matches reached heat levels players’ union warns against
A Guardian analysis has found that nearly one in five matches at this year’s World Cup were played in heat and humidity levels that the football players’ union Fifpro has warned should trigger delays or postponements, highlighting mounting concerns about the safety of major sporting events as the climate crisis intensifies. Experts say the tournament…
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Heartbreaking moment sisters of Aussie tourist who remains missing in Las Vegas fight back tears as they speak out about the frantic search to find her
The sisters of missing Australian tourist Sally Grace Contarino have spoken publicly for the first time, fighting back tears as they described the frantic search for their sibling in the mountains near Las Vegas. Contarino disappeared after setting out on a hike, prompting an extensive search effort involving local authorities, and her family has now…
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The F Ward review – Anna Friel medical drama doesn’t quite scrub up
The Guardian’s review of Stan’s new Australian medical drama The F Ward finds it falls well short of comparisons to the acclaimed hospital series The Pitt, criticising its “airy, over-lit aesthetic” and lack of dramatic pulse despite a promising premise. Inevitably measured against The Pitt, which the reviewer credits with proving how effectively hospital settings…
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Bob Dylan announces 2026 UK tour – including five-night London residency
Bob Dylan has announced a UK headline tour for November and December 2026, featuring a five-night residency at London’s Royal Festival Hall. The run marks his first London shows since a series of gigs at the Royal Albert Hall in 2024, and follows his 2025 UK dates as part of the ongoing “Rough And Rowdy…
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Bob Dylan announces UK tour – and you’re still not allowed to take photos
Bob Dylan has announced a run of ten UK concerts for later this year, extending his ongoing touring schedule to British audiences. The 85-year-old musician’s shows will span several cities, giving fans across the country a chance to see him live, with the tour arriving amid changes to his backing band. The tour begins on…
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Bali wife’s visa tip-off against her Aussie husband is revealed – after their toxic lovesplit took a deadly twist when he killed himself in a cell amid fears he might never see his son again
An Australian man named Cameron Hughes died by suicide in a detention cell in Bali after being held over a visa dispute, with reports revealing his ex-wife had tipped off immigration authorities about his status. The case emerged from a bitter and acrimonious separation, with Hughes reportedly fearful that his detention would prevent him from…
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Italian motorway boss is jailed for 12 years and dozens more officials are convicted over 2018 Genoa bridge collapse disaster that left 43 dead
An Italian court has jailed a former motorway company executive for 12 years and convicted dozens of other officials over the 2018 collapse of the Morandi Bridge in Genoa, which killed 43 people. The ruling marks a significant moment in Italy’s long-running effort to establish accountability for one of the country’s deadliest infrastructure disasters in…
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Olympians speak out against WNBA for handling of Caitlin Clark
Caitlin Clark’s treatment by the WNBA has drawn criticism from Olympians across multiple countries, reigniting a row that dates back to her controversial exclusion from the USA women’s basketball squad at the Paris 2024 Olympics. The renewed backlash follows Clark’s own outspoken criticism of the league, in which she said the WNBA needed to improve…
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Country star Riley Green reveals why fan emotion at his shows beats industry awards every time
Country singer Riley Green has spoken to Fox News Digital about why he values the emotional connection with fans at his live shows more than industry accolades, as his profile continues to rise in Nashville. Green, who has become one of country music’s breakout stars in recent years, also revealed he has no plans to…
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SLADE’s JIM LEA To Release Autobiography, ‘How Does It Feel?’, In October
Jim Lea, bassist and co-songwriter of SLADE, is set to publish his autobiography, “How Does It Feel? Slade And Beyond”, on 22 October 2026 via Omnibus Press. Written with music writer Daryl Easlea, and featuring a foreword by Francis Rossi and an afterword by Paul Weller, the book marks a personal account from the man…