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Moment predator prowls empty train late at night before targeting lone woman and sexually assaulting her
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Three in five Brits say Andy Burnham should call a snap general election after ousting Keir Starmer from No10
A new poll reported by the Daily Mail suggests that three in five Britons believe Andy Burnham should call a snap general election after replacing Keir Starmer as Prime Minister. The finding reflects continuing political upheaval in Westminster, with voters apparently keen for a fresh mandate following the change of leadership at No 10. The…
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Swalwell campaigns drop eye-popping cash to celeb defense attorney weeks after resigning
Former US Representative Eric Swalwell, a California Democrat who resigned from Congress and dropped his gubernatorial bid amid sexual misconduct allegations, paid one of his lawyers more than $360,000 combined from his congressional and gubernatorial campaign accounts, according to a Fox News Digital review. The payments, made weeks after he stepped away from public office,…
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Anthony Albanese cops a serve as business owner who won charity tennis match with the Prime Minister hits out at his office
A business owner who won a charity tennis match against Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has publicly criticised the Prime Minister’s office, according to the article’s headline. The dispute appears to centre on how the win, or its aftermath, was handled by Albanese’s staff, though the full details of the disagreement are not included in…
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‘Cowardly’ Thomas Tuchel blasted for ‘coaching catastrophe’ in England’s World Cup capitulation: Football legends lead outrage at Three Lions’ manager’s tactics after heartbreaking exit to Argentina
Thomas Tuchel has come under fierce criticism from former England players and pundits after his tactical decisions were blamed for the Three Lions’ 2-1 World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina. Critics, including journalist Ian Ladyman, said the German manager’s changes during the match left England “out of ideas” and doomed them to lose, accusing him…
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Protests in Ukraine’s cities against Zelensky’s removal of defence minister
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s surprise decision to replace popular Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has triggered protests in Kyiv and other cities, along with anger from civil society and MPs. Crowds, mostly of young people, gathered on Thursday morning carrying signs reading “Hands off Fedorov” and “Stop sabotaging victory!”, chanting “Shame!” The move exposed a bitter…
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Cricket Rules India’s Streaming Viewership in New Ormax StreamView Report
A new Ormax StreamView report, launched by Ormax Media in January 2026 to track long-form streaming content across India, found that cricket dominated viewership in the first half of 2026, with the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup and the Indian Premier League taking the top two spots on JioHotstar. The findings highlight cricket’s continued grip…
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Alzheimer’s ‘wonder drug’ could delay disease for three years – 90% of brain damage vanished in new trial
A new Alzheimer’s drug has been described as a potential “wonder drug” after early trial results reportedly showed it could delay the progression of the disease by up to three years, with signs suggesting around 90% of brain damage markers seen in patients diminished during testing. If confirmed by further research, this would represent a…
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Against a backdrop of advancing Chinese production, TSMC announces another $100 billion worth of chipmaking will be invested in the US
Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC has announced plans to invest a further $100 billion in expanding its manufacturing operations in the United States, on top of previous commitments, as it deepens its American footprint amid growing competition from China’s expanding semiconductor industry. The move reflects continued efforts by both TSMC and the US government to reduce reliance…
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Tough blow for Australian manufacturing as smelter closes leaving hundreds of workers without jobs
A manganese smelter at Bell Bay in Tasmania is set to close, dealing a significant blow to Australian manufacturing and leaving hundreds of workers without jobs. The closure, involving operations linked to Liberty, reflects the mounting pressures facing the country’s heavy industry sector, including high energy costs and competition from cheaper overseas producers. The shutdown…