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Rayner faces donation row as Harry and Meghan plan UK return
Prince Harry and Meghan have decided to move their family back to the UK, according to royal sources, following a July visit that reportedly cemented their affection for spending time with Harry’s relatives and the wider Spencer family. The couple, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, are expected to settle in the countryside rather than London,…
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Sexual predator, 35, who was deported after raping woman, 18, is caught living in Essex after sneaking back into the UK
A 35-year-old man who had been deported from the UK after raping an 18-year-old woman has been discovered living in Essex, having illegally re-entered the country. Details of how he evaded border controls and was eventually located have not been disclosed in the available report, but his return in breach of a deportation order raises…
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Paramedic who told stroke patient ‘Jesus isn’t coming to help you’ and forced her to crawl downstairs with brain bleed is struck off
A paramedic has been struck off after telling a stroke patient that “Jesus isn’t coming to help you” and forcing her to crawl down the stairs despite her suffering a brain bleed. A disciplinary panel found the paramedic’s conduct fell seriously short of the standards expected of emergency medical staff, resulting in the removal of…
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King Charles must ‘put his foot down’ over Harry and Meghan’s return – either he forces the couple to apologise or strips them of their titles, OR ELSE ‘the future of the monarchy’ will be at stake: RICHARD EDEN sounds alarm on Sussexes’ homecoming
A Daily Mail royal commentary piece, based on the Palace Confidential podcast, argues that King Charles must take a firm stance on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s reported imminent return to live in Britain with their children. Diary editor Richard Eden contends the King should give the couple an ultimatum: either apologise publicly for past…
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Meghan reportedly discusses role in Guy Ritchie’s Netflix drama
The Daily Mail reported that Meghan Markle is in talks to appear in Guy Ritchie’s Netflix drama “The Gentlemen”, with the potential role reportedly timed to coincide with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s expected return to the UK after six years living in the United States. The claim, attributed to unnamed insiders rather than…
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Vanessa Bosåen exits Virgin Music Group, where she’s led the UK business since 2021
Vanessa Bosåen is departing Virgin Music Group, where she has led the UK arm since its 2021 launch, confirming her exit in a staff note shared with Music Business Worldwide and posted publicly on LinkedIn. Her departure follows Virgin Music Group’s £775 million (USD $775 million) acquisition of Downtown Music Holdings, completed on 20 February,…
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Six men deny being involved in South Wales grooming gang that ‘raped and sexually abused children over 11-year period’
Six of nine men accused of belonging to a grooming gang have denied raping and sexually abusing children in South Wales over an 11-year period, at a hearing at Cardiff Crown Court. The men, aged between 54 and 76 and all British citizens, were arrested in July as part of Gwent Police’s Operation Oak, an…
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‘I fear for them’ – Vaughan & Raja lament ‘desperate times’ for Pakistan
Former England captain Michael Vaughan and ex-Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja have voiced serious concern for the state of Pakistan cricket after a crushing innings-and-103-run defeat by England in the first Test at Headingley. Vaughan said he “really feared” for the side and felt “quite sad” watching a team once renowned for fearsome bowling look timid…
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Sandustry is the first factory simulation game I’ve played that gets heaps right
Sandustry, a new spelunking factory-builder from Lantto Games and Hooded Horse, has been praised by a Rock Paper Shotgun writer for being the first game in its genre to convincingly capture the physicality and unease of industrial waste. The reviewer draws a comparison with real-world spoil heaps, such as Welsh slate tips near Aberllefenni and…