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Farage referred to standards commissioner over undeclared support from Posh George
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been referred to Parliament’s standards commissioner over undeclared support from George Cottrell, a convicted criminal nicknamed ‘Posh George’. The referral matters because it questions whether Farage broke rules on financial transparency that apply to MPs, adding to broader scrutiny of Reform UK’s finances and its leader’s conduct. Cottrell, 32,…
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Trying returns for fifth season as Apple TV’s longest-running sitcom
Apple TV’s longest-running sitcom, Trying, returns for its fifth season on Wednesday 8 July 2026, and the article frames the comeback as more significant than a routine comedy premiere. It argues that the gentle, character-driven series was pivotal in convincing Apple TV that its originals could work beyond big-budget prestige dramas, helping to open the…
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Ivy Meenan turns 105 and credits marriage and sleep for longevity
A World War Two veteran, Ivy Meenan, has celebrated her 105th birthday, attributing her long life to a happy marriage and plenty of sleep. She marked the occasion with a party at the Wilson Keys retirement home in Rugeley, Staffordshire, surrounded by friends, family and RAF veterans. Mrs Meenan was born in Wolstanton, Staffordshire, and…
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Fery pulls off five-set upset over Dimitrov to reach quarter-finals
Arthur Fery comes from a set down to beat Grigor Dimitrov after a fifth set tiebreak, becoming the first British wildcard to reach a Grand Slam quarter-final at Wimbledon 2026.
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Labour’s defence strategy dismissed as pantomime ahead of tense Nato summit with Trump
Keir Starmer will head for what looks set to be a bruising Nato summit in Turkey on Tuesday morning amid warnings that he has failed to protect Britain.
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Mexico stay upbeat despite losing to England in tournament
Despite ‘a setback that will hurt for eternity’, co-hosts exit with heads held high after bringing pride, passion and soulusic pulsated from some of the bars on Monday morning on Calle Genova, a narrow thoroughfare in Mexico City’s heart that rarely lives in silence. The clock was yet to strike 11am, but, spilling out on…
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Doc Martin recalls Los Angeles rave culture and pays tribute to DJ Dan
The legendary DJ/producer has upcoming dates at events including British Columbia’s beloved Shambhala and the U.K.’s Houghton Festival.
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Arthur Fery becomes first British wildcard to reach a Grand Slam quarter-final
British tennis enjoyed a landmark day at Wimbledon, headlined by Arthur Fery, who became the first British wildcard to reach a Grand Slam quarter-final. Fery secured the milestone with a dramatic five-set victory over Grigor Dimitrov, an upset that stood out as the defining result of an otherwise strong day for home representation at the…
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Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool reach Wimbledon men’s doubles quarter-finals
Britain’s Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool keep their men’s doubles title defence bid alive with a three-set win to reach the quarter-finals at Wimbledon.
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Arthur Fery reaches Wimbledon quarter-finals with five-set win over Dimitrov
Great Britain’s Arthur Fery expresses his excitement in reaching the quarter-finals of Wimbledon having beaten Grigor Dimitrov and watching matches on centre court as part of his childhood.