Man dies after falling through play centre skylight
A family day out turns to tragedy as a man falls through a skylight at a children's play centre in St Helens, prompting urgent safety investigations.
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PlayStation State of Play: Start Time & Game Reveals
Everything you need to know about Sony's upcoming State of Play broadcast, including exact UK start time, what major PlayStation games to expect, and how to watch live.
The Librarians: TV drama tackles the fight against book bans
A new Sky series, 'The Librarians', dramatises the real-life battle against literary censorship, following a group of women determined to protect intellectual freedom in their community.
Gov Adviser: AI Firms "Never" Pay for Creative Content
Exclusive: A leaked email shows a top government adviser told the culture secretary that AI companies would 'never' compensate artists for training data, raising concerns over UK's creative industry protections.
Arrogance Drives Conspiracy Theory Belief, Says Cambridge Study
Groundbreaking research from the University of Cambridge reveals a surprising link between intellectual arrogance and belief in conspiracy theories, challenging common assumptions about gullibility.
Cole Palmer loses wine trademark battle with Château Palmer
Chelsea footballer Cole Palmer has been blocked from trademarking his name for a wine venture after a historic French winery, Château Palmer, won a legal challenge. The ruling prevents the England star from using his surname on bottles that could have riv
The Weir: A Haunting Masterpiece Reborn in the West End
Conor McPherson's acclaimed supernatural play 'The Weir' makes a triumphant return to the West End. This five-star revival at the Harold Pinter Theatre captures the eerie magic of Irish storytelling, with a stellar cast led by Risteárd Cooper. A must-see
UK Music Legends Demand AI Protection Ahead of Trump Visit
Over 150 leading British musicians, including Sir Paul McCartney and Adele, have signed an urgent letter to Prime Minister Keir Starmer, calling for stronger legal protections against AI scraping and unauthorised use of their work, citing fears of a 'race
Wright & Rosheuvel Shine in 'Not Your Superwoman'
A powerful new mother-daughter drama starring 'Black Panther's Letitia Wright and 'Bridgerton's Golda Rosheuvel is captivating London audiences. Our review delves into the raw, emotional showdown.
Toddler's agonising 'hot tub rash' from soft play ball pit
A UK mother issues an urgent warning to parents after her toddler developed a severe Pseudomonas infection from a soft play centre ball pit, describing it as 'like something out of a horror movie'.
Charlie Kirk: UK Students Could Be "Shot" for Debating Ideas
American commentator Charlie Kirk sparks fierce debate, claiming UK university culture is so hostile to free speech that students debating contentious topics could be 'shot and killed'. His warning ignites a discussion on censorship, safety, and intellect
Tech Giants Accused of Brazen Theft of Creative Works for AI
Leading tech firms are facing allegations of systematic copyright theft, using protected creative works to train AI without permission or compensation. This investigation reveals the scale of the digital pillaging.
Dame Penelope Wilton warns of Britain's cultural 'dumbing down'
Downton Abbey star Dame Penelope Wilton voices concerns over the decline of British cultural standards and the rise of reality TV, calling for a return to quality programming and intellectual engagement.
Antony's Betis Move Highlights Premier League Wealth Gap
Manchester United's Antony seals a surprise loan-to-buy deal with La Liga's Real Betis, in a transfer that underscores the growing financial chasm between the Premier League and the rest of European football.
Melvyn Bragg's 'In Our Time' ends after 27 brilliant years
After 27 years, Melvyn Bragg's 'In Our Time' concludes, demonstrating that serious, high-brow discussion can achieve remarkable popularity without sacrificing depth, offering a masterclass in public broadcasting.
Deaf Republic: Royal Court's silent BSL revolution
Ilya Kaminsky's powerful play 'Deaf Republic' delivers a breathtaking theatrical revolution at London's Royal Court, performed predominantly in British Sign Language.
Daniel Levy warns Premier League over unsustainable spending
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy issues stark warning to Premier League clubs about unsustainable spending and need for financial controls as football faces economic reckoning.
Maxine Peake to Play Mary Whitehouse in New Play
Acclaimed actress Maxine Peake stars as controversial moral crusader Mary Whitehouse in a provocative new play by Sarah Wooley, exploring censorship, power and feminism in modern Britain.
Shein Faces UK Backlash Over Luigi Mangione Trademark Dispute
Fast-fashion titan Shein is embroiled in a contentious trademark battle with UK-based designer Luigi Mangione, accused of selling unauthorised merchandise and exploiting independent creators. The case highlights growing concerns over intellectual property
Ed Sheeran Announces Intimate Gigs & European Tour
Ed Sheeran stuns fans with rare intimate concert announcements for London and Manchester, plus a full European arena tour for his new album 'Play'. Exclusive details inside.
Wales' Euro 2024 auto hopes ended by late Belgium winner
A late Youri Tielemans strike for Belgium ends Wales' hopes of automatic qualification for Euro 2024, consigning Rob Page's side to the play-offs in a tense Cardiff finale.
Football's Financial Shame: The V11 Review Exposed
A damning new documentary, 'The V11 Review', pulls back the curtain on the financial scandal rocking English football, exposing the human cost of greed and mismanagement.
Seattle Customs Seizes Massive Haul of Fake Labubu Toys
US Customs and Border Protection in Seattle intercepts over 1,800 fake 'Labubu' collectible figures, preventing a significant consumer fraud operation targeting the lucrative designer toy market.
18,000 Fake 'Labubu' Toys Seized at Seattle Border
US Customs and Border Protection officers at the Port of Seattle have intercepted a huge shipment of 18,000 fake 'Labubu' toys, a viral internet sensation. The seizure, valued at over $500,000, highlights the growing threat of counterfeit goods targeting
Colman's 'The Roses' Discomfort: Cumberbatch Defends Script
Oscar-winner Olivia Colman reveals her discomfort with a domestic violence joke and a perilous allergy scene in the new play 'The Roses', co-starring Benedict Cumberbatch, sparking controversy and debate.
Premier League's 'Big Six' Monopoly Harder to Break Than Ever
An in-depth analysis reveals the growing financial chasm in the Premier League. Discover why clubs like Aston Villa and Newcastle face near-impossible odds in challenging the established elite's dominance.
Newcastle Reject Liverpool's £215m Isak Bid - Howe Confirms
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe reveals the club rejected a monumental £215m offer from Liverpool for Alexander Isak, plunging the Magpies into a political storm over Saudi ownership ambitions.
Liverpool Plot £100m Swoop for Newcastle's Isak
Exclusive: Liverpool are reportedly preparing a massive summer bid for Newcastle United's prolific striker Alexander Isak, with a potential fee nearing £100 million as the Magpies face Financial Fair Play pressures.
Adam Driver Stops Play to Demand Louder AC/DC in Oregon
Hollywood A-lister Adam Driver stopped his Broadway play performance in Oregon to demand AC/DC's 'Highway to Hell' be played louder, creating an unforgettable viral theatre moment.
Frank's Blunt Take: Man City & Premier League's 'Unsustainable' Gap
Brentford boss Thomas Frank launches a candid critique of Manchester City's financial dominance and the Premier League's growing inequality, while also delivering a positive update on David Brooks.
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