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Marine Le Pen fitted with electronic tag as court upholds embezzlement conviction
A French appeals court has upheld Marine Le Pen’s conviction for embezzling more than £1 million from the European Parliament through a fake jobs scam, and ordered her to wear an electronic ankle tag for one year. The ruling matters because it casts serious doubt on the National Rally veteran’s ability to run in next…
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Britain has lost vital time preparing for possible war with Russia, former defence chiefs warn
Two former senior defence figures, General Sir Richard Barrons and former NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson, have delivered a stark warning to a parliamentary committee that Britain has lost crucial time in preparing for a possible war with Russia. The pair, who authored last year’s Strategic Defence Review, told MPs that “the world is on…
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Fallout icon Bob Backlund likens Biden border approach to a wrestling manoeuvre
Glenn Jacobs, the former WWE wrestler known as Kane and now the Republican mayor of Knox County, Tennessee, criticised the Biden administration’s immigration policy in a post on X on Monday. He likened the approach to a wrestling promoter offering free admission and unlimited free pizza and beer to draw the biggest possible crowd regardless…
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Rick Hoffman details intense fitness regime behind striking body transformation
Actor Rick Hoffman, best known for playing lawyer Louis Litt in the legal drama “Suits”, has drawn attention after sharing new photos online revealing a dramatic physical transformation. The 56-year-old posted a mirror selfie to his million followers, noting it had “been a min” since his last update, and prompting fans to ask how he…
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Ten video games that would make excellent film adaptations
The article from Collider, written by Robert Lee III, argues that video game film adaptations have become one of Hollywood’s most reliable trends, citing recent hits such as The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Uncharted, The Last of Us and Fallout. It notes that major franchises including The Legend of Zelda, God of War, Minecraft and…
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French Court Clears Way For Far-Right Leader Le Pen To Run In 2027 But Under A Condition She Rejects
A French appeals court has ruled that far-right leader Marine Le Pen may stand in the 2027 presidential election, but only on the condition that she is acquitted at a retrial of the embezzlement charges that led to her conviction. The decision matters because Le Pen, a leading contender for the presidency, had earlier been…
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Karen Dió sets four-date UK tour ahead of Fugaz EP release
Singer Karen Dió has announced a short UK headline tour in support of her forthcoming EP, “Fugaz”, which is due for release on 21 August. The tour matters for her fans as it offers the first chance to see the new material performed live, with the shows billed as energetic, intimate club gigs. The tour…
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Britain’s ADHD-related PIP claims climb 40 per cent under Labour
Official Department for Work and Pensions figures show that the number of people receiving Personal Independence Payment (PIP) with ADHD as their main condition has risen by 40 per cent since Labour took office, from 71,528 in July 2024 to 100,207 in April 2026. The figures matter because PIP is paid on top of most…
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Olivia Breen named Team Wales captain for Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games
Double Commonwealth Games gold medallist Olivia Breen has been named captain of Team Wales for the Glasgow 2026 Games. The 29-year-old will lead a team of 115 athletes out at what will be her fourth Commonwealth Games, having previously won gold in the T38 100m at Birmingham 2022 and T38 long jump gold on the…
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Webb telescope marks four years with sharpest view of Centaurus A
NASA has marked the fourth anniversary of the James Webb Space Telescope by releasing the most detailed images ever taken of Centaurus A, an active galaxy roughly 11 million light-years from Earth. The agency said the images reflect four years of “better-than-anticipated performance and successful science operations” for what it calls the most powerful space…