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Halo on PS5: Worth Pre-Ordering? Xbox Cross-Platform Uncertainty
A PlayStation gamer weighs pre-ordering Halo: Combat Evolved on PS5 amid Xbox's flip-flopping on cross-platform releases, fearing it may be the last Halo on PlayStation.
Doom: The Dark Ages Revelations review – best DLC of 2026
Despite layoffs at id Software, Revelations delivers exceptional combat and level design, earning a 9/10 score.
Citi’s Andy Sieg Overhaul Transforms Wealth Division
Citi brought in Andy Sieg to overhaul its wealth division, and the strategy is working, with significant growth in client assets and revenue.
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Estée Lauder's Double Wear Stay-in-Place Foundation offers 24-hour wear with a natural matte finish, available in 56 shades for all skin types.
Global cooperation needed to tackle AI threats: BoE governor
Andrew Bailey warns that the US and Trump administration cannot secure itself against AI threats without global cooperation, calling for stronger coordinated testing of frontier AI models.
Lawyer who took on Meta and won: the inside story
Mark Lanier, a preacher-turned-lawyer, took on Meta and Google in court, arguing their platforms are addictive by design. He shares his strategy and the impact on youth mental health.
Locksmith scams surge 147% in UK: victims charged thousands
Locksmith scams in the UK rose 147% between January and March 2026 vs 2025. Victims like Sarah paid £2,209 after being locked out. Scammers use bait-and-switch tactics, often targeting lone females. Google ads enable fraud; industry unregulated.
Meta's Smart Glasses: Privacy Nightmare?
Meta's new Ray-Ban smart glasses are always on, recording, and sending data, sparking fears of widespread surveillance and privacy violations.
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FIFA's hasty law changes turn World Cup refereeing into chaos
FIFA's decision to enforce untested law changes at the World Cup has led to confusion, controversial VAR calls, and a free-for-all in refereeing, drawing comparisons to Calvinball.
Long-wearing liquid eyeshadows: effortless polish
Liquid eyeshadows offer a high-impact, low-effort makeup solution. Sali Hughes reviews Mac's Multi Sculpt Matte Liquid Eye and Face Colour, Make Up By Mario's Master Mattes, and REM Beauty's Starlet Liquid Eyeshadow Matte.
Why fans support teams from countries they don't belong to
Six football fans explain why they root for teams like France, Portugal, Argentina, Uruguay, Bosnia, and Brazil despite having no family ties to those countries.
1,600+ DOE energy-saving webpages deleted as heatwave hits
The Department of Energy has removed at least 1,662 webpages offering energy-saving tips, coinciding with the Trump administration's push to weaken efficiency rules and as millions face extreme heat.
UK tightens BNPL rules: shoppers gain new protections
New FCA regulations for buy now, pay later credit take effect Wednesday, giving shoppers affordability checks, section 75 protection, and ombudsman access.
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China Q2 GDP growth 4.3%, misses target
China's economy grew 4.3% in Q2 2024, one of the lowest rates on record, missing the government's target as domestic vehicle sales fell over 16% and exports surged 27%.
Ozempic Upends Wedding Dress Shopping for Brides and Designers
GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are reshaping the wedding dress industry, with 10% of engaged couples using them. Brides delay purchases, designers alter contracts, and alterations costs soar.
Share Your 2026 World Cup Experience: Fans in Mexico, Canada, US
The 2026 World Cup, the largest in history with 48 teams and 104 matches across three countries, is ending. We want to hear from fans in host cities about their experiences, highlights, and lasting memories.
London City Lionesses' Transfer Spree Raises Salary Cap Questions
London City Lionesses have signed stars like Alexia Putellas and Mary Earps, sparking debate on how they comply with the WSL salary cap, given their £902k revenue and £10.6m loss.
UK fanzines resurge 50 years after punk, resisting algorithms
Five decades after punk bible Sniffin' Glue, DIY music fanzines are thriving as a form of resistance to algorithm fatigue and the hyper-capitalist music industry, creators say.
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Fashion is getting braver with accessories again, so lean into it by embracing loud earrings and chunky pendants that make noise and spark conversation.
Thames Water bonuses rise to £4.1m amid debt crisis
Thames Water increased senior manager bonuses to £4.1m despite a government ban and material uncertainty over its future, as net debt rose to £19.7bn.
Horror Games as Cultural Critique: Why We Can't Stop Playing
Horror video games like Resident Evil and Mouthwashing offer a radical means of disassembling society's threats and terrors, as explored at a recent academic conference.
George Lucas: AI sceptics are like horse-and-buggy luddites
George Lucas calls AI 'the future' of film-making, comparing sceptics to those who resisted cars, as he defends AI tools in movies.
Hungary's Szijjártó joins BYD amid conflict of interest queries
Hungary's former foreign minister Péter Szijjártó joins Chinese carmaker BYD, prompting PM Magyar to question Orbán's interests in battery investments.
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One Nation's People's Bank Idea Has Merit, But Loans Questionable
Greg Jericho argues One Nation's proposal for a publicly-owned bank could reduce big four banks' oligopoly power, but their 30-year fixed mortgage plan may backfire by inflating house prices.
German court hits Fifa with injunction over World Cup tickets
A German court has ordered Fifa to stop 'manipulative processes' in World Cup ticket sales, demanding transparency on seller identity and address for commercial resellers.
Buzz Aldrin's Moon Pen Sells for $857,600 at Auction
Buzz Aldrin's felt-tip pen, used to fix a broken circuit breaker on Apollo 11, sold for $857,600 at Sotheby's. The pen saved the astronauts from being stranded on the moon.
Man Utd target Summerville if Rashford leaves
Manchester United will pursue Crysencio Summerville for £30m if Marcus Rashford leaves. West Ham open to selling after relegation.
Nolan's Odyssey: Soulful Hero, Women and Nuance Lost
Classicist Emily Hauser critiques Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey', arguing the film's focus on Odysseus's trauma and redemption sidelines Homer's nuanced female characters and complexities.
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UK teens criticise optional social media curfew as pointless
From spring, 16- and 17-year-olds will face a default midnight to 6am social media block, but can opt out. Teens interviewed by the Guardian call the curfew 'pointless' and say they will override it.
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