The GTA 6 trailer disappoints with vague hints and no plot clues
Rockstar’s GTA 6 teaser dazzles visually yet leaves the plot and gameplay shrouded in mystery.
MI5 chief highlights AI terrorism risk and growing state adversaries
MI5 chief warns AI could help terrorists design bioweapons while state threats hit Cold War levels.
First ev in uk costs
A guide to help you understand the costs and benefits of owning an electric vehicle in the uk
Spotting real car trends
Discover the secrets to decoding motor show hype and identifying genuine car trends
Budget showdown: £35bn tax rise or benefit cuts under pressure
Healey’s debut budget must juggle war‑fuelled inflation, dwindling fiscal room and a potential £35 billion squeeze on taxes or welfare.
How Edinburgh’s Rockstar North Shapes the GTA Franchise
Discover how Edinburgh’s secretive studio fuels the blockbuster GTA series from its historic roots to global partnerships.
DRC Ebola surge hits new zone, Kenya records first imported case
Ebola spreads to a fresh DRC health zone and a Kenyan traveller dies, exposing gaps in treatment beds and cross‑border surveillance.
UK mission succeeds British consulate in Jerusalem after Israeli order
The British consulate in Jerusalem is renamed the UK Mission following Israel’s order for diplomats to depart.
Social media aware clubbing
Discover the basics of clubbing etiquette in the social media era
Eight-team Leinster hurling overhaul set for vote at 2027 Congress
A proposed eight‑team structure, crafted by former GAA president Nickey Brennan, aims to give tier‑two counties a clearer path while keeping the Leinster senior hurling championship fiercely competitive.
White House bans reporters as election tensions rise
Donald Trump’s recent ban on reporters and his drowsy press briefing fuel concerns about press freedom and election interference.
Trump’s ‘sleep energy’ claim mocked; Swiss lawmakers push nap rooms
Trump’s ‘sleep as energy’ act sparks laughter as Swiss legislators seek nap rooms to boost parliamentary performance.
Party conferences explained
Party conferences are crucial events that shape policy, but what actually happens there and how do ideas become legislation?
Gordon’s rise: From Newcastle bench to England’s attacking spark
Anthony Gordon’s England impact roars after his Barcelona debut, sparking a new era.
Hearts defeat Hibs in six-a-side showdown thanks to veteran Rudi Skacel
Rudi Skacel, 47, nets the winner for Hearts in a 16‑minute derby revival at Braehead Arena.
Car Recall Guide
Car recall guide to help you check your VIN, claim fixes and know your rights
Scotland coach Pocognoli seeks redemption after Hampden defeat
Pocognoli’s first match ends in a heavy loss, a controversial dismissal and a pledge from captain Andy Robertson as Scotland heads to Skopje.
Scotland suffer 3-0 loss to Switzerland after Hendry’s early red card
Scotland’s debut at Hampden under new boss Pocognoli turned into a 3‑0 defeat after an early red card shattered their chances.
AI-generated news detection
Discover the secrets to identifying AI-generated news and stay informed
Top HES marketing chief leaves amid £100,000 hospitality controversy
Stephen Duncan steps down from Historic Environment Scotland after a year‑long suspension over a £100,000 hospitality and procurement controversy.
Alkermes’ ALKS 7290 cuts ADHD symptoms without heart risks
A novel orexin‑targeting pill may treat ADHD effectively while avoiding cardiovascular side effects.
Gen-Z playbook for creators
Discover the secrets to building a successful creator brand without burning out
Burnham rules out snap election as Labour gathers in Liverpool
Andy Burnham quashes election gossip, promises a big speech in Liverpool and flags water, fuel and migration reforms.
2027 Good Beer Guide unveiled with Oxford Bar on cover
Sir Ian Rankin and CAMRA unveiled the 2027 Good Beer Guide at Edinburgh’s historic Oxford Bar, celebrating Scottish pubs and demanding a fairer beer market.
Bradford council trades culture funding for waste tip reopening
Bradford Council voted to fund the Sugden End recycling centre by pulling £400,000 from cultural events, prompting a heated council debate over the trade‑off between waste services and community festivals.