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Russia unmoved by Burnham or Farage as PM, says Badenoch
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch launched a sharp attack on Labour’s handling of defence as an outgoing Sir Keir Starmer travelled to a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, carrying what critics have called an unfunded defence plan. She accused the Prime Minister of leaving a £5billion “black hole” in the Government’s Defence Investment Plan for his…
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University of Melbourne physics job open only to women draws criticism
The University of Melbourne has advertised a senior lecturer post in mathematical physics that is open only to women, whether cisgender or transgender. The role is a full-time, tenured position paying a maximum of around $206,000 a year including superannuation, and the restriction has drawn attention because it explicitly bars male applicants from a highly…
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BTS take credit for England football win in first UK show since 2019
The pop group claim they’re a good luck charm for the England team, as they return to London.
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Nothing debuts Phone 4B budget tier, again bypassing the US market
Nothing is shaking up the branding of its cheapest phones, following up last year’s Phone 3A Lite with a new Phone 4B. Combining design elements of the 4A and 4A Pro, it follows Nothing’s previous cheaper handsets in skipping the US market. The company already uses the “A” branding to market its cheaper tier of…
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Mamdani’s New York
Sneako declared Islam would take over New York City while livestreaming on Kick, prompting Elon Musk and Alex Jones to call for his deportation.
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China gains competitive advantage from United States climate advocacy policies
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Nothing launches Ear (3a) earbuds with active noise cancellation for $99
Nothing’s Ear (3a) are ANC-equipped earbuds that cost less than $100.
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Moritz De Hadeln, festival pioneer who led Berlin and Venice, dies aged 85
Moritz de Hadeln, a pioneering industry professional who led the Berlin, Venice, and Locarno Film Festivals, has died. He was 85. Reps close to de Hadeln’s family confirmed the news to Deadline. de Hadeln died on Saturday, July 4, at a hospital in Nyon, Switzerland. de Hadeln was born in Exeter, England, to a family…
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Barnes Thomas loses appeal over building work that killed neighbours’ racing falcons
Barnes Thomas, a former London art dealer who appeared on the Bear Grylls reality series The Island, has lost a roughly £500,000 legal battle with his neighbours in St Just, Cornwall, over the deaths of three prized racing falcons. A High Court judge had ruled that noisy building work at his home caused the birds…
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Homeless carer sues 80-year-old father for £2m over family estate
A former City private equity specialist, Harry Lambert, 42, is suing his 80-year-old father, Christopher Lambert, at London’s High Court in a £2 million dispute over the family’s wealth and home. Harry says he gave up his career and Canary Wharf apartment in 2023 to move back to the family house in Redbridge and care…