Martin Defiant After Saints' UCL Dream Dies
Southampton boss Russell Martin launches a staunch defence of his philosophy after a crushing 3-1 defeat to Rangers, refusing to shoulder the blame for the club's Champions League dream collapse.
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Chakira Alin's 'House Party' Electrifies Edinburgh Fringe
Chakira Alin's debut play 'House Party' is the must-see sensation of the Edinburgh Fringe 2025. Our review delves into this explosive, state-of-the-nation comedy about a raucous gathering that holds a mirror up to a divided UK.
Lenny Henry's 'A Brilliant Thing': Stand-Up Therapy for Depression
Comedy legend Sir Lenny Henry delivers a raw, life-affirming performance in 'A Brilliant Thing', a groundbreaking play tackling depression and suicide that's being hailed as vital, theatrical therapy.
Revolver: Beatles meets Solanas at Edinburgh Fringe
A daring new play at Edinburgh Fringe reinterprets The Beatles' legacy through the radical feminist perspective of Valerie Solanas, blending music and manifesto.
Corbyn accused over anti-Semitism in new party launch
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn faces backlash over allegations of failing to tackle anti-Semitism within the party as he announces the formation of a new political movement.
Long condemns Israel's Gaza actions, clashes with Starmer
Alliance Party leader Naomi Long criticises Israel's military operations in Gaza during a heated parliamentary debate, challenging Labour leader Keir Starmer's stance.
Channel 5 revives BBC’s 'Play for Today' with new dramas
Channel 5 is bringing back the legendary BBC anthology series 'Play for Today' with a fresh lineup of gripping contemporary dramas, promising thought-provoking storytelling for modern audiences.
Dad shocked as son's Play-Doh sells for £500
A father was left stunned after his son's Play-Doh sculpture fetched an astonishing £500 on eBay, sparking a viral sensation and debate over kids' creativity.
House of Cards actor Dan Ziskie dies aged 72
Dan Ziskie, known for his role in Netflix's 'House of Cards', has died at 72. The actor's career spanned decades, leaving a lasting impact on stage and screen.
Best Kids' Tables and Chairs for Play & Learning
Discover the best kids' tables and chairs for playtime, learning, and creativity. Our expert picks combine durability, safety, and style for little ones.
New play explores dating across political divides
A provocative new theatre production, 'Swiping Right,' tackles the complexities of modern romance in an era of polarised politics. Can love bridge ideological gaps?
Dad creates magical garden playground for £50
A resourceful father has turned his small garden into a whimsical play area for his children using budget-friendly materials and creative DIY skills. Discover how he did it for just £50!
Farage demands Reform UK peers in House of Lords
Nigel Farage calls on Keir Starmer to allocate peerages to Reform UK, criticising Labour's overwhelming presence in the House of Lords as undemocratic.
Parents brawl at toddler's birthday party
A three-year-old's birthday celebration in the UK descended into violence as parents clashed over a dispute, leaving children in tears and witnesses stunned.
Man City 115 Charges: Verdict Update & Potential Fallout
Manchester City face a critical verdict on their 115 alleged financial breaches. Here's the latest on the timeline, potential punishments, and what it means for the Premier League.
Premier League chief defends Man City charges process
Premier League CEO Richard Masters addresses concerns over Manchester City's 115 financial charges, insisting the process is fair and transparent.
Smithsonian reviews Trump's White House decor changes
Former President Donald Trump's White House renovations are being reviewed by Smithsonian experts to assess their historical authenticity. Discover the findings and controversies.
Shearer slams Leeds red card in play-off defeat
Newcastle legend Alan Shearer has criticised Leeds United's key player after a reckless challenge led to a red card in their crucial play-off final loss to Southampton.
Farage meets US Senator JD Vance in high-stakes talks
Brexit architect Nigel Farage is gearing up for a pivotal meeting with US Senator JD Vance, sparking rumours of transatlantic political alliances and strategic discussions.
Starmer attacks Sunak over small boat 'failure'
Labour leader Keir Starmer has launched a fierce critique of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's handling of small boat crossings, branding it a 'complete failure' ahead of the general election.
Political Divide Narrows on Wealth Tax Proposal
As economic pressures mount, both Labour and Conservative figures are warming to the idea of higher taxes on wealth. Could this rare consensus lead to real policy change?
Cricket's 'Spirit of the Game' Under Fire
The debate over cricket's 'Spirit of the Game' intensifies as recent incidents spark calls for clearer guidelines. Explore the controversy and its impact on the sport.
Illinois Teacher Accused of Raping Boy During Play Dates
A former Illinois teacher, Ally Bardfield, faces serious allegations of raping a young boy during play dates. The disturbing case has sent shockwaves through the community.
Jeremy Corbyn’s New Party Plans Stir UK Politics
Jeremy Corbyn is reportedly exploring the launch of a new political party, sparking debates about its potential impact on UK politics. Could this reshape the left-wing landscape?
Neighbour’s outrage over kids playing outside divides community
A furious neighbour has sparked a heated debate after complaining about children playing outside, calling it 'a nuisance'. The parents hit back, defending their kids' right to enjoy outdoor play.
Palace may get Europa League spot due to financial fair play
Crystal Palace could secure a surprise Europa League place due to financial fair play issues affecting Lyon and Nottingham Forest, reshaping European football qualifications.
Crystal Palace miss out on Europa League place
Crystal Palace's hopes of securing a Europa League place through the Premier League's Fair Play rankings have been dashed by UEFA's latest decision. Find out why the Eagles won't be flying to Europe next season.
Play School star dies, leaving TV legacy
The entertainment world mourns the loss of a cherished Play School presenter, whose legacy in children's television has left an indelible mark on generations.
10 Fantasy Football Draft Party Ideas to Impress Your League
Planning a fantasy football draft party? Discover 10 creative and fun ideas to make your event unforgettable, from themed snacks to competitive mini-games.
Labour scrutinised over donations from alleged criminal
The Labour Party is under fire after accepting donations from a man allegedly involved in criminal activities. Sir Keir Starmer's leadership faces questions over party funding transparency.
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