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Ronnie Wood to step in at UK country festival after previous headliner withdraws from line-up
Ronnie Wood has been confirmed as a replacement headliner for The Long Road country festival in Leicestershire, after original Saturday headliner Bailey Zimmerman withdrew from all upcoming UK and European dates to focus on family matters. Wood will now headline alongside Imelda May, marking his first live appearance since the release of The Rolling Stones’…
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University of Sheffield in Multigraf UK first – Printweek
The University of Sheffield has installed the UK’s first Japanese-made Multigraf Touchline CF375 XPro creaser/folder in its refurbished Print & Creative Services operation. The investment is intended to expand the university’s in-house print-finishing capacity, speed up turnaround times and support materials for teaching staff and student-facing services. The machine was made following Duplo’s acquisition of…
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It’s not just the US: Xbox Series S is now more expensive than a Switch 2 in the UK and Europe, but probably not for long
Microsoft has increased the price of the Xbox Series S in the UK and parts of Europe, leaving the entry-level Xbox console more expensive than Nintendo’s Switch 2. The change matters because the Series S has been Xbox’s lower-cost current-generation option, while the Switch 2 is a newer competing console with broader consumer appeal. In…
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SWFC News: Owls transfer requirements highlighted as depth chart exposes weaknesses – thestar.co.uk
The article argues that Sheffield Wednesday’s squad depth chart has highlighted areas needing reinforcement in the transfer market. It matters because shortcomings in key positions could limit the Owls’ ability to cope with injuries, suspensions and fixture congestion. Its focus is on assessing the balance and cover within the current squad rather than reporting a…
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Megadeth announce first UK dates in 11 years as part of new European leg of farewell tour
Megadeth have announced their first UK concert dates in 11 years, forming part of a newly added European leg of the thrash metal band’s ongoing farewell tour. The move ends over a decade-long absence from British stages and gives long-standing fans in the UK a fresh chance to see the band before they retire from…
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‘Have I Got News For You’ Producer Says BBC “Nervous” About Trump Jokes Amid Lawsuit: “I Wish The BBC Would Calm The F*** Down”
Jimmy Mulville, the Hat Trick Productions founder behind Have I Got News For You, has said the BBC has become nervous about jokes involving Donald Trump because of the US president’s ongoing $10 billion lawsuit against the corporation. He said the broadcaster fears Trump could accuse it of malice if upset by the topical comedy…
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‘Quite some time’ – Iké Ugbo addresses Sheffield Wednesday exit and explains why he has made Cyprus move – thestar.co.uk
Iké Ugbo has said he felt he needed a fresh start after leaving Sheffield Wednesday on loan for Apollon Limassol in Cyprus. The Canadian striker described his time at Wednesday as difficult and said the move offers a chance to rediscover his best form, making it significant both for his career and for a club…
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Love Language: Sekou Interviewed
British songwriter Sekou, 21, spoke to Clash about the connection between fragrance, confidence and creativity, in an interview built around his visit to Grasse in the South of France to meet Olivier Polge, CHANEL’s Perfumer-Creator. The piece frames fragrance as central to Sekou’s sense of self-presentation, tying it to his rapid rise in music, where…
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Reform UK proposes Royal Navy operation to intercept Channel migrant boats
Reform UK has set out “Operation Fortress”, a proposed plan to deploy the Royal Navy to intercept migrant boats crossing the English Channel and return their occupants directly to France. Unveiled by party leader Nigel Farage, the scheme sits at the centre of Reform’s immigration platform, with Farage arguing it could end the small boats…
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Farage claims Reform would stop small boats crisis ‘in a fortnight’ as he unveils ‘Operation Fortress’ plan to use the Royal Navy to return Channel migrants to France
Nigel Farage has claimed that Reform UK could halt the Channel small boats crisis “in a fortnight” if in government, unveiling a policy dubbed “Operation Fortress”. The plan centres on deploying the Royal Navy to intercept migrant boats crossing the Channel and return those on board directly to France, marking one of the party’s most…