Entertainment
HBO Requests Balanced ICE Storyline in The Pitt Amid Merger Talks
The Pitt producer John Wells reveals HBO requested a balanced portrayal of an ICE storyline, not toning it down, as Warner Bros. Discovery faces takeover talks.
Sports
Sesko's Striking Revival Under Carrick Highlights Post-Amorim Transformation
Benjamin Sesko's goal-scoring rate has dramatically improved since Ruben Amorim's departure, with the Slovenian striker now resembling a £70m talent under Michael Carrick's management at Manchester United.
Politics
Olivia Dean Wins Song of the Year at BRIT Awards 2026 in Manchester
Olivia Dean clinched the Song of the Year award at the BRIT Awards 2026, held in Manchester for the first time, marking a historic shift from London and celebrating a record 70% female or non-binary nominations.
Crime
Ian Huntley Bludgeoned 15 Times in Prison Attack, Suspect Anthony Russell Named
Soham murderer Ian Huntley was brutally attacked up to 15 times with a metal pole in HMP Frankland, leaving him with severe brain damage. Suspect Anthony Russell, a triple murderer, reportedly showed no remorse.
Business
Health
Weather
Middle East Airspace Closures Strand Thousands Amid Iran Conflict
Major Gulf airports including Dubai and Abu Dhabi have shut down, leaving passengers stranded as Iran's retaliatory attacks prompt widespread flight cancellations and Foreign Office warnings for British nationals.
US Spring Delayed by Polar Vortex Split, Experts Warn
Climatologists warn Americans to keep winter clothes handy as a polar vortex split could delay true spring until late March or April, despite predictions of a warmer-than-average season overall.
$100M BOM Website Crashes During South Australia Storms
The Bureau of Meteorology's $96 million website upgrade crashed during severe South Australian weather, failing to record rainfall as residents faced flash flooding warnings.
Bolivian Cargo Plane Crash Kills 15, Scatters Banknotes
A Hercules C-130 cargo plane carrying newly printed Bolivian currency crashed near La Paz, killing at least 15 people and scattering banknotes across a highway.
Bolivia Cargo Plane Crash Kills 15, Scatters Banknotes
A Bolivian Air Force cargo plane transporting newly printed currency crashed near La Paz, killing at least 15 people and scattering banknotes across a highway.
Tech
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Environment
UK Geography Weekend Special
Weekend special: 100 questions about UK geography. Perfect for students preparing for exams or anyone who loves learning about Britain's diverse landscapes.

