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SUFC News: Wilder addresses “ridiculous” transfer situation as pursuit continues – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has described the club’s ongoing search for a centre-back as “ridiculous” while maintaining interest in Leicester City defender Harry Souttar. The situation matters because strengthening the defence remains a priority for the Blades as they prepare for the Championship season. Wilder indicated that Sheffield United are still pursuing Souttar, but…
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Peking Duk Welcomes Us to ‘Paradise’ With Long-Awaited First Album
Australian electronic duo Peking Duk have released Paradise, their long-awaited debut album, after more than a decade of successful singles. The 14-track record represents a creative reset for Adam Hyde and Reuben Styles, who say working without the pressure of expectations made them feel like “kids again” and gave them greater freedom after leaving Sony…
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SWFC News: Bruce reveals how close Owls were to going under & addresses Chansiri woes – thestar.co.uk
Former Sheffield Wednesday manager Steve Bruce has reflected on the club’s financial problems, saying the Owls came close to going under. His comments underline the scale of the instability surrounding the club and add to scrutiny of former owner Dejphon Chansiri’s troubled period in charge. Bruce, who managed Wednesday for several months in 2019, spoke…
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‘At school I sold backflips for 50p’ – GB gymnasts take on honesty cards
Great Britain’s European gymnastics team have taken part in BBC Sport’s ‘Honesty Cards’, sharing candid stories ahead of the 2026 European Gymnastics Championships in Croatia. The light-hearted video gives viewers a personal glimpse of the athletes’ friendships and personalities beyond competition. One gymnast recalls selling backflips at school for 50p, while team-mates reveal other unfiltered…
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“Definitely…” – Chris Wilder makes Sheffield United transfer stance clear after Rangers linked with Ryan One swoop – thestar.co.uk
Chris Wilder has made clear that Ryan Oné remains part of Sheffield United’s plans despite reported interest from Rangers. The manager’s position suggests the Blades are reluctant to lose the young forward, underlining the value they place on his development and potential contribution to the first team. Rangers and Leicester City were reported to be…
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‘We are apolitical’ Sheffield club manager says after facing backlash for hiring out space to Restore Britain
“Crookes Club provide a safe, friendly and welcoming environment for all sections of the community”
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How Britons kept their lawns green during the 1976 heatwave: From covering plants in old clothes to using bathwater and sand… so how many are you still doing today?
The article revisits gardening advice broadcast during the 1976 heatwave, when water restrictions and prolonged hot weather left lawns, parks and gardens badly scorched. It matters because similar dry conditions and hosepipe bans are again prompting householders to look for ways to protect plants while conserving water. BBC gardener Don Hoyle advised prioritising water for…
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‘Best in the world’ – David Storch shares Sheffield Wednesday dream and makes promotion admission – thestar.co.uk
David Storch, chairman of Sheffield Wednesday since his Arise Capital Partners consortium took the club out of administration on 1 May 2026, has set out an ambitious vision for the Owls, saying he wants to build “the best football club in the world” and expects promotion back to the Championship within a year. His comments…
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Standards inquiry into Farage’s undeclared gifts resumes
Parliament’s standards watchdog has resumed its investigation into Nigel Farage after he was re-elected as MP for Clacton in a byelection. The inquiry concerns whether he should have declared financial gifts and support received before the 2024 general election, and matters because a serious sanction could trigger a recall petition and another byelection. The commissioner…
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Netanyahu brands UK the ‘Islamic Republic of Britain’
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the UK as the “Islamic Republic of Britain” during a podcast interview, drawing a contrast between the country’s current stance and that of Winston Churchill’s grandson, whom he called a “lover of Israel”. He also linked the jibe to Israel’s efforts to prevent Iran acquiring nuclear weapons, joking that…