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Ukraine’s $300,000 Novator armoured vehicle is now remote-controlled… by a PlayStation steering wheel
Ukraine’s defence ministry has announced that its Novator armoured personnel carrier, which costs around $300,000 (£224,000), can now be operated remotely, with a released video showing the vehicle being steered by a PlayStation-style steering wheel controller. Officials say removing the crew increases the vehicle’s payload capacity and, more importantly, reduces the risk to soldiers’ lives,…
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Erika Kirk heard crying in the courtroom as Tyler Robinson’s ‘apology’ texts to trans lover Lance Twiggs are revealed
An evidence hearing has been under way for Tyler Robinson, 23, who faces the death penalty if convicted of murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk in front of thousands of people at Utah Valley University on 10 September 2025. During Thursday’s proceedings, Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk, was heard crying in the courtroom as text messages that…
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Disney faces another box office shipwreck as ‘Moana’ remake on track to follow ‘Snow White’ to the bottom
Disney’s live-action remake of “Moana” is heading for a disappointing box office debut, arriving in cinemas on 10 July 2026 amid poor early reviews and modest opening projections. The film’s struggles matter because they follow last year’s similarly criticised “Snow White” remake, suggesting a broader pattern of trouble for Disney’s strategy of adapting its animated…
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The 1993 album David Bowie called the start of his greatest work: “The best I could do”
The article argues that David Bowie saw his 1993 album *The Buddha of Suburbia* as the beginning of what he considered his finest later-period work. It presents the record as an overlooked turning point rather than a minor soundtrack, suggesting it mattered because it anticipated the more adventurous run of albums that followed and helped…
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Taylor made! Adorable guide dogs named after newly married Swift graduate from training
Ten guide dog puppies named after Taylor Swift’s music have begun graduating from their training, with the first, a golden retriever and Labrador cross called Archer, now qualified and working in Kent. The Guide Dogs charity gave the litter, born in 2024, names inspired by the singer as part of a campaign to encourage her…
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Telstra boss Vicki Brady breaks her silence after cutting her overseas holiday short to address nationwide outage
Telstra’s chief executive, Vicki Brady, has publicly addressed a nationwide outage affecting the Australian telecommunications company, cutting short an overseas holiday to front a press conference. She faced pointed questioning over the technical failure — which reportedly affected access to the Triple Zero emergency line — as well as scrutiny of her own pay and…
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Pauline Hanson accuses Anthony Albanese of major double standard after landmark deal with India: ‘It makes no sense’
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has accused Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Labor government of hypocrisy after it signed a multi-billion-dollar deal to export Australian uranium to India. Hanson argued that it made no sense for Australia to supply nuclear fuel to other countries while banning nuclear energy and uranium mining domestically, framing it as part…
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Taylor Sheridan’s 3-Part War Thriller Officially Returns in 1 Month
Paramount+ has confirmed that the third season of Taylor Sheridan’s dark ops spy thriller Lioness will launch globally on 2 August 2026, arriving in under a month. The announcement comes amid a busy year for Sheridan-produced series, and it is widely speculated that this third season could be the show’s last, giving the return added…
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France cruise into semi-finals – could this be the best Les Bleus ever?
France have become the first nation to reach the semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup after a comfortable 2-0 win over Morocco in Boston, cementing their status as favourites to lift the trophy. Winners in 1998 and 2018, Les Bleus are now two victories away from a third world title, prompting debate over whether Didier…