Politics
Right-Wing Media's Antisemitism Problem: A Call for Equal Scrutiny
George Monbiot argues that while leftist antisemitism is rightly condemned, right-wing media and figures like Nigel Farage face little scrutiny, highlighting a double standard.
Culture
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma Review: Gillian Anderson Shines in Queer Slasher
Jane Schoenbrun's queer slasher spectacular starring Gillian Anderson wows at Cannes, blending horror and kink in a meta-franchise reboot.
Sports
Arsenal Sign Deel Deal with PSG Fan CEO as Sleeve Sponsor
Arsenal has announced a sleeve sponsorship deal with HR firm Deel, whose CEO is a PSG fan, replacing Visit Rwanda. The deal faces backlash over Deel's operations in Palestinian territories.
Business
Lego Digital Spin-Off Turns Profit as Toymaker Embraces Virtual Play
Lego's digital arm, Lego Digital Play, made £1.4m pre-tax profit in its first year, signaling a shift from physical bricks to digital experiences.
Environment
Transport
Heathrow Car Park Flooded, Cars Half Submerged
Heathrow Airport apologizes after a third-party car park floods, leaving dozens of cars halfway submerged. Drivers advised to contact insurers.
TfL Closures This Weekend: Tube, Overground, DLR Disruptions
Three Tube lines partly shut, plus Overground, DLR, and Elizabeth line closures. Two protests and FA Cup final cause heavy crowds. Check full list.
London Overground Unaffected by May 2026 Tube Strikes
London Overground services will run as usual during the May 2026 tube strikes, though buses and the Elizabeth line are also unaffected. Full details on RMT industrial action.
Boy, 5, Left with Hole in Skull After E-Scooter Crash
A five-year-old boy suffered a fractured skull and a permanent hole after an e-scooter collided with his bike in Northamptonshire. He underwent surgery and is recovering at home.
Universal Credit: 20 Changes Must Be Reported or Face £50 Fine
DWP warns Universal Credit claimants must report 20 changes, like address or income, or risk a £50 fine and stopped payments.
