Hellblade 3 reportedly in development at Ninja Theory
A new report claims Ninja Theory is working on Hellblade 3, aiming for a broader appeal, while the experimental Project: Mara is on hold. Get the latest gaming analysis.
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New Single-Player Sims Game Confirmed by EA
EA announces a new single-player Sims title, separate from the mobile-focused Project Rene. Get the latest details on the future of the beloved life simulation franchise.
New Scotland-France ferry service to launch in 2026
Direct ferry linking Rosyth and Dunkirk to launch in spring 2026, restoring passenger and freight links after border deal. Journey takes 20 hours, boosting trade and tourism.
London's 'AI for the People' Project Democratises Technology
A groundbreaking London initiative is putting AI tools directly into the hands of residents, tackling the digital divide. Discover how communities are using tech for social good.
London Teachers' Wellbeing Weekend at Eden Project
Early Career Teachers from London and Southend attended a professional development weekend in Cornwall, focusing on wellbeing and outdoor learning strategies. Discover how they plan to enrich their classrooms.
Giant Sinkhole Opens in Melbourne Sporting Oval
A large sinkhole, 8m by 8m and 5m deep, has appeared at a sporting oval in Melbourne's north-east, close to major tunnelling works. Read the latest on the incident and response.
Large sinkhole opens at Melbourne oval near tunnelling
A large 5-metre deep sinkhole has appeared at a sporting oval in Melbourne's north-east, adjacent to the major North East Link tunnelling project. The area is cordoned off as investigations begin.
Report: British Citizenship Should Be Unconditional
A major new report argues British citizenship must be a permanent right, not subject to removal. Read the key findings and political reactions.
Artist's 7-year project to sketch Melbourne's Brunswick Street
Helen Wilding has spent seven years sketching every detail of Melbourne's Brunswick Street. She estimates the project documenting cafes, pubs and city life could take another decade to complete.
British Military Aids Ukrainian Amputee Rehabilitation
Exclusive report from a Kyiv rehabilitation centre where British military doctors help Ukrainian soldiers who lost limbs. Discover stories of resilience and innovative treatment. Read the full story.
Hull named in National Geographic's top 25 global destinations
Hull is the only UK location selected for National Geographic's prestigious 2026 travel list, thanks to a £70m maritime transformation. Discover the historic trawler and museum revamp driving its global appeal.
London 2025: A Photographer's View of Housing Crisis
MyLondon photojournalist Facundo Arrizabalaga captures 2025's stark realities, from evictions and mouldy newbuilds to deer in Romford streets. See the powerful images.
Eden Project founder says world is better 25 years on
Sir Tim Smit marks the Eden Project's 25th anniversary, arguing the world is in a better place and extreme politics will fade as people reconnect with nature. Discover his vision for the future.
Silicon Valley Tech Powers Israeli Military Operations in Gaza
Guardian investigation reveals how Microsoft, Google & Amazon tech supports Israeli surveillance & AI targeting in Gaza, raising ethical & legal questions for the future of warfare.
HS2 photos show progress on London station and viaducts
Exclusive photos reveal the current state of the HS2 high-speed rail project, showing progress on stations and viaducts as the new CEO promises a 'fundamental reset'. Discover the latest.
Teesside JobsPlus Project Helps Over 270 People Into Work
Stockton's hyperlocal JobsPlus scheme connects residents with employment, offering financial aid and community support. Over 270 have found jobs since summer 2024. Will funding continue?
Horizon scandal victims dismiss Post Office museum plan
Victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal have condemned plans for a Postal Museum exhibition, calling it a 'PR stunt' and refusing to endorse it due to the museum's Post Office funding.
Bloober's Secret Switch Game Inspired by Eternal Darkness
The studio behind Silent Hill 2 remake teases its mysterious Nintendo exclusive, Project M, promising a 'bold twist' for horror fans. Details expected soon.
World's Longest Flight: London to Sydney in 22 Hours
Qantas will launch the world's longest non-stop flight from London to Sydney in 2027. The 22-hour Project Sunrise journey, featuring a wellness zone, begins testing in 2026. Read the full story.
The Christmas urge to fix emotionally unavailable people
Therapists explain why the festive season makes us want to 'fix' emotionally unavailable partners, and why it's a bad idea. Learn how to focus on yourself instead this Christmas.
Artist and novelist Veronica Gosling dies aged 94
Veronica Gosling, the Exeter-based artist and writer whose debut novel was hailed as a 'tiny Wuthering Heights', has died at 94. Discover her life of creative curiosity.
Norfolk project to restore 4 million oysters to North Sea
A former Newsnight producer leads Europe's largest natural oyster reef project off Norfolk, using innovative 'mother reef' bricks to rebuild marine habitats and biodiversity. Discover the ambitious plan to reshape the North Sea.
Nottingham's Salaam Shalom Kitchen Counters Hate with Food
In Nottingham, the Salaam Shalom kitchen brings Muslim and Jewish volunteers together to combat food poverty and social division. Discover how this community project offers an antidote to rising antisemitism and Islamophobia.
Lockdown Pizza Project Crowned UK's Best at National Awards
Short Road Pizza, born in Bethnal Green during the 2020 lockdown, has been crowned National Pizza of the Year 2025. Discover the story and flavours behind this community-focused winner.
Migrants Duped by US 'Project Homecoming' Cash Promises
Migrants who agreed to leave the US under 'Project Homecoming' say they never received the promised $1,000. An investigation reveals systemic failures and broken promises.
GP Online Booking System Praised Over Old Phone Queues
A parent of disabled children hails the new GP online booking system as an immense improvement, calling it efficient and less stressful than being caller number 26 at 9am. Read more on NHS reforms and public opinion.
Michigan residents fight 'uniquely evil' $7bn data centre
Residents of Saline Township, Michigan, are battling a massive data centre backed by tech tycoons, fearing soaring bills, pollution, and the destruction of their rural community. A classic David vs Goliath story unfolds.
Barbican Centre gets £451m overhaul for accessibility
London's iconic but bewildering Barbican Centre is set for a £451m renewal. The project will tackle leaks, poor signage, and maze-like layout to create a fully accessible cultural hub by 2032.
Review: LEON's Iraqi Supper Club in Hackney
Discover the hidden Hackney supper club where LEON reimagines its menu for a Middle Eastern feast. All proceeds support The Felix Project's fight against food inequality in London.
FEMA Workers Placed Back on Leave After Whistleblower Petition
Fourteen FEMA employees who warned of disaster response risks have been placed back on administrative leave hours after returning to work, in a move labelled 'appalling' by their lawyer.
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