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Animal cruelty storm as quango slaughters 1,200 greylag geese in a single morning…
Scotland’s public nature agency, NatureScot, is facing criticism after it emerged that 1,200 wild greylag geese were killed in a single morning using a method called “corralling”, in which flightless moulting birds are herded into pens and killed by breaking their necks. NatureScot leads the Scottish Goose Forum, which advises the government on managing goose…
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UK will get first solar eclipse in nearly 30 years this month – here’s where to see it best
The UK is expected to see a solar eclipse this month, described as the first such event visible from Britain in nearly 30 years. The event matters because it will offer viewers a rare opportunity to observe the Moon passing in front of the Sun, with the clearest and most dramatic views expected in northern…
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SUFC News: What Wilder said about Souttar return chances as future hint emerges – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has discussed the likelihood of defender Harry Souttar returning, while also indicating that the player’s longer-term future may be under consideration. The comments matter because Souttar’s availability could affect the club’s defensive options, and any decision over his future may shape squad planning. The available material does not include the…
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SUFC News: Wilder addresses Hamer transfer speculation with United stance clear – thestar.co.uk
Chris Wilder has addressed speculation over Gus Hamer’s future by making clear that Sheffield United do not intend to let key players leave cheaply. The midfielder is expected to attract interest after the Blades missed promotion to the Premier League, but the club’s stance suggests any potential buyer would need to meet its valuation. Hamer,…
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‘Frustrated’ – SWFC player ratings from heavy pre-season defeat to Oldham Athletic – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday suffered a 4-0 pre-season defeat away to Oldham Athletic, a result that prompted a largely critical set of player ratings. The match matters as it was the Owls’ final public warm-up before competitive football resumed, exposing concerns over defensive organisation, squad depth and readiness. Oldham’s Calum Kavanagh and Keenan Appiah-Forson scored, while a…
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British woman was seen befriending homeless people before her body was found in Athens suitcase as detectives probe whether she was killed by someone she was trying to help
A British woman’s body was reportedly found in a suitcase in Athens after she had been seen befriending homeless people. Detectives are investigating whether she may have been killed by someone she had been trying to help, though the circumstances and any suspected motive have not been confirmed. The supplied article excerpt does not name…
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SUFC News: United ratings v Bochum as Hamer shrugs off transfer speculation – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United drew 0-0 with VfL Bochum in their final pre-season friendly, with the match providing a largely low-key conclusion to their preparations. The focus was also on Gustavo Hamer, who played the full match despite continuing speculation over his future, suggesting he remained fully involved with the squad. United were initially under pressure and…
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4 of the Best Rock Songs Turning 40 This Year
Four notable rock songs released in 1986 turn 40 this year, illustrating the era’s dramatic vocals, prominent guitars and synthesiser-heavy production. The article highlights both their commercial impact and the enduring cultural importance of their music videos. – Robert Palmer’s “Addicted To Love” became an emblem of the 1980s, aided by its distinctive video. -…
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Gold and silver for Wales pair in points race
Anna Morris and Jess Roberts won gold and silver respectively for Wales in the women’s 25km points race at the 2026 Commonwealth Games. The result gives Wales a one-two finish and adds to Morris’s earlier individual pursuit gold and team pursuit bronze, underlining her strong track cycling campaign. Morris controlled the race by scoring in…
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Charli XCX makes UK chart history with ‘Music, Fashion, Film’
Charli XCX has made UK chart history by becoming the first artist to lead the UK album, singles and compilation charts simultaneously. The achievement reflects the continued commercial momentum around her recent work and her influence across music, fashion and film. Her album Brat returned to number one on the UK Albums Chart, while ‘Guess’,…