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Madison Beer gushes over ‘incredible’ Justin Herbert, WAG culture is headed to college & the NASCAR swear jar
WAG culture has expanded to college American football, marking a significant shift in how athlete relationships are commercialised at the college level. A make-up artist named Allison Kaye has created a thriving business providing “Game Day Glam” services to players’ girlfriends, a business model that reflects growing commercial opportunities in college sports as NIL (name,…
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Puppy love! Statue honouring brave dog named Tsunami who helped rescue trapped victims after Venezuela earthquake is unveiled
A nine-year-old Border Collie rescue dog named Tsunami has been honoured with a bronze statue in Maracaibo for his heroic work rescuing survivors after Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes. The statue commemorates his role in saving 26 people in La Guarria, with Tsunami receiving the title ‘Guardian of Hope’ and a Medal of Honour for his exceptional…
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Dengue fever outbreak triggers states of emergency in 3 southern counties
Three Florida counties—Pasco, Hillsborough and Pinellas—declared local states of emergency as dengue cases spread. The declarations let officials speed up mosquito-control work, make emergency purchases, coordinate responses and seek assistance or reimbursement where applicable. Florida reported 190 locally acquired cases across six counties in surveillance data covering cases with onset through 19 September: 170 in…
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Newsom’s coastal defences could worsen beach loss, experts warn
California Governor Gavin Newsom has implemented an emergency plan to protect coastal homes and infrastructure from severe El Niño weather by constructing barriers made of rocks, seawalls, and concrete along the shoreline. However, coastal experts have strongly criticised this approach, warning that whilst these measures offer short-term protection, they risk causing substantial long-term damage to…
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Palestine Ban Reconsidered; Police Smash Crime Ring; Regeni Officials Jailed
Police arrested seventeen in a major organised crime crackdown across London and four counties. The Government may reverse the Palestine Action ban, whilst three Egyptian officials were jailed for Giulio Regeni’s abduction.
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Julie Meyer’s Swiss venture capital firm enters liquidation amid unpaid claims
Julie Meyer’s Swiss venture capital firm, VIVA Investment Partners AG (VIP), has entered liquidation, adding to the business difficulties facing the former Dragons’ Den star. The proceedings began on 18 August, following reports that the company had accumulated about 435,000 Swiss francs (£400,000) in unpaid claims to tax offices, IT firms and small suppliers. Meyer…
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Independent review to examine Scotland’s Lord Advocate’s dual role
Scotland’s First Minister, John Swinney, has commissioned an independent review of the Lord Advocate’s role after criticism over former office-holder Dorothy Bain briefing him about charges against Peter Murrell before they became public. The role combines Scotland’s chief prosecutor with a legal adviser to ministers, prompting calls from opposition politicians to separate those responsibilities and…
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Horrific hospital blunder as surgeons amputate the WRONG leg forcing woman to become double amputee, lawsuit claims
An Ohio woman, Sharon Jacks, is suing a surgeon and several healthcare organisations after a lawsuit alleged that surgeons amputated her healthy left leg instead of her cancer-affected right leg in September 2025. The complaint says the error left her a double amputee and describes the incident as a serious failure of basic patient-safety procedures.…