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Heatwave leaves two thirds of Britons unable to sleep during tropical nights
As Britain enters its third heatwave of the summer, a poll for Greenpeace suggests up to two thirds of people are struggling to sleep during unusually warm “tropical” nights. The latest hot spell could push temperatures as high as 35C by the end of the week, with amber heat health alerts in force from Wednesday…
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Flavio Cobolli appeals to Wimbledon crowd for accommodation after reaching quarter-finals
Italian ninth seed Flavio Cobolli reached the biggest milestone of his career by advancing to the Wimbledon quarter-finals, but afterwards told fans he had been left without anywhere to stay. Having beaten Australia’s Alex de Minaur 7-5, 7-6, 6-3 on No.1 Court, he used his on-court interview to appeal to the crowd for help finding…
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Charlie Kirk murder preliminary hearing opens in Provo as Robinson faces prosecutors
The family of Charlie Kirk attended proceedings in Provo, Utah, where prosecutors presented their initial case against Tyler Robinson, 23, who has been accused of committing the murder. Robert and Kathryn Kirk were prese
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Wishy release new single All the Rage
Indianapolis indie band Wishy have released “All The Rage”, the second single from their forthcoming album Nature’s Pill. The track continues the group’s jangly guitar-pop style and follows last month’s single “Lovesick”, giving fans new material ahead of the record’s autumn release. The song arrives with a music video directed by Trent Wayne. In a…
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Nigel Farage quits as Clacton MP and will contest by-election over funding claims
Nigel Farage has resigned as the MP for Clacton-on-Sea and confirmed that he will stand in the resulting by-election, turning the Essex contest into a referendum on his own conduct. The Reform UK leader’s decision to quit Parliament and immediately seek re-election in the seat he won at the last general election sets up a…
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High Court reaffirms dismissal of Prince Harry’s £50m privacy claim against Associated Newspapers
The High Court has upheld its dismissal of the £50 million privacy claim brought by the Duke of Sussex and six other high-profile figures against Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday. Mr Justice Nicklin threw out all the claims in full, handing a comprehensive defeat to the claimants, who had…
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Being Heumann to open 51st Toronto film festival from CODA director Sian Heder
The Toronto International Film Festival has confirmed that “Being Heumann,” an Apple Studios drama from “CODA” director Sian Heder, will open its 51st edition on 10 September at Roy Thomson Hall. The film stars Ruth Madeley as disability rights advocate Judith Heumann and marks Heder’s most significant project since her Oscar-winning 2021 feature, with its…
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Golden Everything pay tribute to Luke Bell with new song White Buick
The Nashville husband-and-wife duo Golden Everything — songwriters Zach Schmidt and Jackie Berkley — have released a new single, “White Buick”, as a tribute to their late friend, the country musician Luke Bell, who died in 2022. The tender track charts Bell’s joy, talent and free spirit, and forms part of the duo’s continuing efforts,…
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Bomb explodes at Damascus hotel hosting Macron during Syria state visit
Two improvised explosive devices detonated near the Four Seasons hotel in downtown Damascus on Tuesday, where French President Emmanuel Macron was staying during a state visit to Syria, according to Syrian state media. Macron was unharmed — a spokesman for the Élysée Palace said he was not in the hotel at the time and did…
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Prison worker weeps as she is sentenced for viewing Lucy Letby and Rose West files