Clapham bao bun restaurant permanently closes after mice
Dumplings & Baos in Clapham has permanently closed after a food hygiene inspection found mice droppings in the kitchen and seating area, earning a zero rating.
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Yoto Mini: Ideal Kids' Travel Gadget for Summer
The Yoto Mini is a screen-free audio player for kids, offering stories, music, and activities. Ideal for summer travel, it's durable, portable, and parent-controlled.
Europe's top 10 islands for 2026: Tenerife leads
Tenerife tops Saga Holidays' 2026 ranking of Europe's best islands, scoring 95/100 for weather, food, and greenery. Croatia dominates with four islands in the top 10.
Lewisham Council approves new borough-wide advice service
Lewisham Council has approved a new borough-wide advice service launching April 2027, offering help with housing, debt, benefits, immigration, and cost of living issues via phone and in-person venues like libraries and food banks.
Roborock Vacuum Amazon Deal 45% Off
Roborock Q5 Pro+ robot vacuum and mop with Lidar navigation is on sale at Amazon for 45% off, priced at £349.99 down from £639.98.
Vodafone Unlimited Data SIM: 50% Off for 6 Months
Vodafone offers unlimited data SIM plan at half price for 6 months, costing £12.50/month with a 30-day contract, saving customers £75 over the promotional period.
Netflix cancels two shows after one season, one with 96% RT
Netflix has cancelled Building The Band and The Boroughs after one season, despite the latter scoring 96% on Rotten Tomatoes and featuring an A-list cast.
Has the US finally fallen in love with football?
The US men's team's World Cup success and hosting duties are winning over American fans, says Guardian US soccer correspondent Jeff Rueter.
Finn Wolfhard: Stranger Things ending, pressure, and music
Finn Wolfhard reflects on growing up on Stranger Things, the pressure to be perfect, and his new life in music with solo album Fire From the Hip.
John Lewis dishwasher leak forces elderly from home for 8 months
A dishwasher installation by John Lewis caused a leak that forced elderly parents from their home for eight months. They are still owed £3,300 for repairs they funded themselves.
Albanese's 'shag, marry, date' gaffe shows social media risks
Anthony Albanese's apology for playing along with a 'shag, marry, date' game about Kylie Minogue highlights the dangers of social media appearances for politicians.
Camra: big brewers mislead on craft beer credentials
Camra calls on CMA to investigate beer market, claiming multinationals mislead drinkers with 'craft' labels and anti-competitive practices that squeeze out independent breweries.
Ocado co-founder Tim Steiner to step down as CEO in 2028
Ocado co-founder Tim Steiner will step down as CEO in 2028 after share price halved. He will remain as CEO until Dec 2027, then serve in a founder role for a year. Succession plan follows board tensions.
UK EV charger rollout slows amid political uncertainty
The UK's rollout of electric vehicle chargers has slowed significantly, with only a 10% increase in the first half of 2026, far below previous growth rates, as political uncertainty and rising costs hinder progress.
Couples Weekend review – Daddario and Gad in strained comedy
Couples Weekend, starring Alexandra Daddario and Josh Gad, is a laborious dramedy about two couples unraveling during a midwinter break, with shouty dialogue and no humor or realism.
No Country for Mothers: Film Highlights US Failures on Moms
The documentary 'No Country for Mothers' shows how America fails mothers, lacking paid leave and childcare, and aims to inspire action through community screenings nationwide.
Can the Telegraph take on Murdoch in the US?
Axel Springer's £575m acquisition of the Telegraph aims at US expansion, but experts warn of enormous challenges and costs in breaking into the American market.
Children's Paper Hedgehogs Contain Explicit Novel Pages
Parents in Merseyside were horrified to discover that paper hedgehogs given to children were made from pages of an erotic novel, prompting police involvement.
Conservative groups petition FCC to deny ABC license renewals
Conservative groups filed petitions with the FCC to deny ABC's license renewals, citing bias and support for the Chinese Communist Party.
AI tools inject political bias into user drafts, study finds
AI drafting tools from major tech companies alter the meaning of user posts on abortion, climate change, and religion, introducing political bias that could reshape public opinion, according to a study by Oxford and Potsdam universities.
BT CEO Kirkby's £5.6m pay as shares jump 80%
BT's first female CEO Allison Kirkby earned £5.6m last year as shares rose 80%, but questions remain over credit for turnaround and future challenges.
GB News co-owner's hedge fund triples fossil fuel investments
Sir Paul Marshall's hedge fund Marshall Wace nearly tripled its fossil fuel holdings to $2.8bn in Q1 2026, sparking criticism that GB News attacks on climate action serve his financial interests.
Soot, semolina and 62kg of steel: my pizza oven quest
A reviewer tests seven pizza ovens, facing heavy lifting and cramped spaces. The Gozney Arc Lite emerges as top pick, with ProCook as budget buy. Ovens donated to London's Community Kitchen.
Trump rings NYSE bell for 'Trump accounts' launch
Donald Trump rang the NYSE bell from the White House to mark the first trading day for Trump accounts, a government initiative giving children a $1,000 investment account.
AI documentary wins prize for spider-frog bond
Australian film-maker Jodie Heenan won an AI film festival prize for 'Guardians of the Burrow', an AI-generated documentary showing a tarantula and frog relationship impossible to film naturally.
13 festival essentials you can't afford to forget this summer
From a £7 tinted moisturiser to dry shampoo and SPF mist, these 13 game-changing items will keep you fresh, protected and glowing all festival long.
Netflix rom-com 'Voicemails for Isabelle' sparks stalking debate
Netflix's 'Voicemails for Isabelle' faces backlash for romanticizing stalking, with a criminal behaviour analyst calling it 'very dangerous' as viewers debate its creepy premise.
Wowcher Portable Air Cooler and Humidifier Deal £29.99
Wowcher offers a portable air cooler and humidifier by Hirix for £29.99, originally £89.99. The device features three fan speeds and a 1.5-litre water tank.
UK heatwave: best portable air conditioners in stock July 2026
As a third UK heatwave arrives, portable air conditioners are selling out. We list in-stock units, buying tips, BTU guide, costs, and expert advice to keep cool safely.
My Chemical Romance Wembley: Dates, Support, Tickets
My Chemical Romance plays Wembley Stadium July 8-11, 2026, with Skunk Anansie, Joan Jett, and Sunny Day Real Estate as support. Last-minute tickets available from £44.15.
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