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Elder Scrolls Online roadmap shifts two days before Season One launch after Xbox cuts
Yesterday brought the news that Microsoft were cutting 1600 staff, spinning out four studios, and finding a further 1600 jobs to cut in the year to come. Xbox CEO Asha Sharma said in an email to staff that she was “making reductions” and “shifting investment to focus on higher priority projects”.Today, we’re starting to learn…
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Manchester return marks BTS first UK appearance in seven years
The group’s ‘Arirang’ world tour weaves aspects of traditional Korean music, architecture and dance into the production The post BTS celebrate England’s World Cup win and bring Korean symbolism to London as they return to UK first time in seven years appeared first on NME.
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Lisbon airport worker and police assaulted by 26-year-old Irish tourist
An Irish tourist has been arrested after attacking police officers and airport staff at Lisbon Airport on Monday afternoon, in an incident that left several officers said to be “seriously injured”. Footage of the outburst, which took place in the baggage claim area, shows the man lashing out and kicking a member of airport staff…
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Nigel Farage faces finance inquiry and confronts Sky News crew at Heathrow
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage returned to the UK from a trip to the United States to face intensifying scrutiny over his personal and party finances, and was filmed in an angry confrontation with a Sky News crew at Heathrow. The row matters because it represents what the article describes as the heaviest pressure of…
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Sarajevo CineLink reveals co-production and drama lineups and Critics’ Week partnership
CineLink, the industry strand of the Sarajevo Film Festival, has finalized its list of projects for its Co-Production Market and CineLink Drama sections and has also unveiled a new award €10,000 award and partnership with Cannes’ Critics’ Week. The final selections comprise of 16 feature film projects and eight drama series projects, with women directing…
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7/7 London bombings marked 20 years on with minute-by-minute reconstruction
This Daily Mail “Deep Dive” article marks the anniversary of the 7 July 2005 London bombings, when four British-born Islamist extremists linked to Al Qaeda carried out coordinated suicide attacks on the capital’s transport network. The piece, published to coincide with the anniversary, presents a minute-by-minute reconstruction of the attacks, which killed 52 innocent victims…
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Graham Platner loses Democratic backing after Maine rape accusation
Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner faced a swift collapse of support on Monday after a woman publicly accused him of rape, prompting senior figures across the party to call on him to suspend his campaign. The revolt matters because Platner had recently won the Democratic primary and been embraced by both progressive and establishment…
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JK Rowling offers to fund legal case over girl placed among teenage boys in secure unit
JK Rowling has offered to fund legal action after a 13-year-old orphaned girl was housed alongside older teenage boys, some of them young offenders, at a secure unit in Scotland. The girl, who was the only female resident, said she felt “unsafe” and asked to be moved to an empty houseblock, but her request was…
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Stymied datacentre projects threaten global AI revolution
Large-scale datacentre projects around the world are being delayed or cancelled just as demand for the computing power behind artificial intelligence surges. The Uptime Institute, which rates datacentres, found that of 250 global projects above 100MW announced between 2021 and 2024, roughly half will either not go ahead or will be completed late. This backlog…
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Trump Accounts scheme would give every American a financial stake, says McCormick