Roberto Capelli, Author at NewsHub.co.uk

Roberto Capelli

Roberto Capelli, from Milan, recorded data from a company canteen during an investigation into workplace meals; that epidemiological perspective shaped his editorial line, focused on measured food choices. In the newsroom he champions scientific clarity and keeps handwritten light recipes.

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How Brazil’s new decrees reshape liability for online content

20 May, 2026

Brazil has issued decrees raising the bar for tech platforms, assigning them clearer duties to remove illegal content and allowing the national data protection agency to probe compliance

Vandals set scoreboard on fire at Cardiff cricket club as damage mounts

20 May, 2026

Whitchurch Heath Cricket Club says daylight arson and other attacks have devastated volunteers and could cost up to £5,000

Dembélé injury sparks concern ahead of PSG’s Champions League final

18 May, 2026

Dembélé was withdrawn before the half hour mark in the derby, leaving PSG with a short window to confirm his fitness for the Champions League final

Monster Jam roars into Principality Stadium, Cardiff: what to expect

16 May, 2026

a practical and playful preview of Monster Jam at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, including schedule, pit party details and travel advice

Simple strategies for managing acid reflux from a gastroenterologist

15 May, 2026

A gut specialist describes his lifelong struggle with acid reflux and the medications and lifestyle changes that made it manageable

Major snack brands pull products after dry milk powder linked to salmonella

13 May, 2026

A wave of recalls affecting trail mixes, chips, frozen pizzas and drink mixes traces back to a recalled dry milk powder ingredient; consumers are urged to stop eating affected items and follow return or disposal guidance

Make tuna sandwiches fresher by using olive oil instead of mayo

11 May, 2026

Learn how a small change—replacing mayonnaise with olive oil—can transform your tuna sandwich into a lighter, more flavourful meal

Celtic cut Hearts’ lead as Maeda double sinks Rangers at Parkhead

10 May, 2026

Celtic produced a dramatic second-half turnaround at Parkhead, with Daizen Maeda’s double and a VAR-checked equaliser swinging momentum in their favour

KSI sends Liwei Yang to the Britain’s Got Talent final with golden buzzer

9 May, 2026

KSI, real name Olajide Olatunji, pressed the golden buzzer to send Liwei Yang to the Britain’s Got Talent final after a spectacular fire stunt during the third semi-final

Fablas to open Barry Island parlour after Bay 5 lease decision

30 April, 2026

A family-run Fablas parlour expands to Barry Island after Bay 5’s lease was not renewed

London dad seeks personalised immunotherapy abroad after NHS options run out

29 April, 2026

London dad battles stage four colon cancer while fundraising for CAR-T and vaccine therapies abroad

Motherwell last-minute goal at Ibrox boosts bid for European qualification

28 April, 2026

Motherwell produced a dramatic 3-2 victory at Ibrox thanks to Emmanuel Longelo’s late strike, a result that lifts their European hopes and underlines their belief

Renters’ Rights Act 2026 explained: what tenants and landlords should know from 1 May 2026

28 April, 2026

A clear guide to the Renters’ Rights Act 2026 and the practical steps tenants and landlords must take from 1 May 2026

Hearts training camp in La Manga sparks unity ahead of the derby

25 April, 2026

Lawrence Shankland reveals how La Manga activities, from table tennis to surprise singalongs, helped the Hearts squad gel as they prepare for a high-stakes derby

Teacher Sophie Martin to run London Marathon after heart surgery to honour her daughter

25 April, 2026

Sophie Martin, a PE lead from Greater London, plans to run the London Marathon on April 26 with a repaired heart to remember her daughter Olive and show pupils strength after loss

Jamie Bigg says Gladiators exit followed plans to reveal partner’s OnlyFans role

24 April, 2026

Gladiators’ Giant outlines his departure after indicating he would go public about his partner’s OnlyFans work and says he remains proud to support her

How a medical student used Google Gemini to build an AI MAGA persona

23 April, 2026

A 22-year-old medical student in India created an AI persona named Emily Hart to monetize conservative online fandom

Why Sir Ian McKellen says we do not need AI to replace art

21 April, 2026

Sir Ian McKellen argues that original art suffices and shares his admiration for Michaela Coel after filming The Christophers

Reporting cyber incidents affecting maritime assets

15 April, 2026

Get clear guidance on notifying the Australian Cyber Security Centre and Department of Home Affairs when a maritime asset faces a security or cyber incident

Carrick criticises Martinez dismissal while Van Dijk urges Anfield revival

14 April, 2026

A dramatic week in football features Michael Carrick’s strong reaction to a red card, questions over Arsenal’s composure, Virgil van Dijk rallying Liverpool and off-field moves that include John Terry and a racism probe

Oil surge pushes FTSE lower and travel shares fall

13 April, 2026

Oil climbed back above $100 after US‑Iran talks stalled, dragging the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 down and hitting airlines, cruise lines and airport retailers

Top clubs by Champions League titles and why they dominate

12 April, 2026

A short guide to the clubs that have shaped the Champions League and why the same names reappear as favorites