Ted TV show races up Netflix top 10 after quiet addition
The Ted TV spin-off, set in a 1990s high school, has entered Netflix's top 10 with an 87% Rotten Tomatoes score, praised as 'perverse but addictive'.
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Wimbledon 2026: Pip Strawberry toy sells out, giant £500 version lags
Pip the Strawberry plush toy has sold out online at Wimbledon 2026, while the giant £500 version has only sold three units. Classic towels top sales, but a new strawberry towel is outpacing them online.
ITV soap schedules disrupted by World Cup and Wimbledon
ITV soaps Coronation Street and Emmerdale face schedule chaos due to World Cup coverage, with episodes shifting to accommodate football. EastEnders also affected by Wimbledon.
Dwayne Johnson accidentally reveals sex position in interview
Dwayne Johnson accidentally revealed his favorite sex position during a Moana interview, mistaking 'stroke of choice' for a sexual question, leading to an NSFW admission.
Brundle red-faced after Hugh Grant TV series mix-up
Sky Sports presenter Martin Brundle left embarrassed after asking Hugh Grant about The Gentlemen TV series, which Grant didn't star in; Grant clarified he only appeared in the film.
Sainsbury's Nectar Pizza Football Deals: Big Savings
Sainsbury's Nectar members can get 50% off pizza and football-themed deals. Find out how to save on match-day treats with exclusive offers.
Olay Retinol Night Cream 25% Off on Amazon UK
Amazon UK slashes 25% off Olay Retinol24 Night Cream, reducing price to £22.49. The anti-ageing moisturiser, an Amazon Choice product, targets fine lines and wrinkles.
Boots Launches £14.99 Evening Perfume: A New Fragrance Find
Boots has launched a new evening perfume for just £14.99, offering an affordable luxury scent option for those seeking a sophisticated fragrance.
Four injured in shooting during World Cup celebrations in LA
At least four people were shot during World Cup celebrations in East Los Angeles on Sunday night, as crowds gathered for the Mexico v England match.
Sky buys ITV for £1.6bn in landmark UK media deal
Sky has agreed to buy ITV for £1.6 billion, becoming the UK's largest commercial broadcaster. The deal includes ITVX and free-to-air channels, with regulatory approval pending.
Fury as mother-in-law leaves £600k to cat sanctuary
A Surrey woman is livid after her mother-in-law decided to leave her £600,000 estate to a cat sanctuary, ignoring her grandchildren. Consumer champion Sarah Davidson explains why legal challenges are unlikely to succeed.
Martin Lewis: 2-check passport rule could stop you boarding
Martin Lewis warns travellers about a two-check passport rule that could prevent boarding. Check both expiry and issue dates to avoid denied entry.
Side Blowers: Tube's unsung heroes sharing fans in heatwave
Londoners are becoming 'Side Blowers' on the Tube, sharing personal fans to combat record heat. But do they actually help?
PS5 digital-only petition hits 100,000, Sony allows some discs after 2028
A petition against Sony's PS5 digital-only move reaches 100,000 signatures. Sony will allow disc production after 2028 only for games already released, disappointing fans.
Games Inbox: Switch 2 and PC combo praised amid digital shift
Readers discuss how Nintendo benefits from rivals' missteps, the all-digital future, and the unique history of vinyl video games. A PC and Switch 2 combination is hailed as covering all bases.
Ukrainian drones hit St Petersburg oil terminal, port
Ukraine launched a large-scale drone attack on St Petersburg, hitting the city's oil terminal and Vysotsk port, as part of 'long-range sanctions' against Russia, according to President Zelenskyy.
Australian Best Pie: Malaysian Prawn Curry by Cambodian Brothers
Country Cob bakery's Malaysian prawn curry pie wins Australia's best pie for fifth time. Brothers Ryan and Chan Khun from Cambodia create award-winning pies with bold flavours.
Heatwave sparks air conditioning scams via fake Aldi sites
Fraudsters create fake Aldi websites offering air conditioners at huge discounts to exploit heatwave demand, warns cybersecurity firm Kaspersky.
ICC considers radical changes to cricket calendar
The ICC is exploring a radical overhaul of the global cricket calendar, including shorter ODIs, continental championships, and a World Club T20 Championship, with discussions at the AGM in Edinburgh.
Man Utd target Chelsea's Andrey Santos for £50m
Manchester United are targeting Chelsea midfielder Andrey Santos, valued at £50m, as they seek to rebuild their midfield under Michael Carrick, with an offer anticipated.
Dining across the divide: English Democrat and Labour voter
A retired university tutor and an English Democrats voter discuss flags, patriotism, and digital exclusion over dinner in Sheffield, finding unexpected agreement.
Travel gamechangers: Holiday essentials readers love
From snack packs and swim fins to sun cream brushes and noise-cancelling headphones, readers share the one item that transforms their holiday packing.
Critics: Ratepayer Protection Act fails consumers on AI costs
Bipartisan Ratepayer Protection Act, backed by Microsoft, fails to protect consumers from soaring electricity prices due to AI datacenters, critics warn.
Solar car parks vs greenfield solar farms: a better option?
A reader asks why solar farms are built on green spaces instead of over car parks, sparking debate on renewable energy land use and the potential of solar canopies.
Nine Travel Upgrades for Long-Haul Flights
Discover nine travel upgrades including compression socks, inflatable cushions, and noise-canceling earbuds to survive long flights with comfort and rest.
Freddy the German: World Cup fan or psyop?
Freddy, the anonymous German fan who went viral during the World Cup, becomes a Rorschach test for attitudes toward online fame, authenticity, and America's cultural pull.
Gene-edited humans: public backs therapy, darker uses loom
Majority in UK, Spain, Netherlands support gene editing for life-threatening conditions, but ethical debate must address non-medical uses like designer babies.
Man visits 1,000 UK pubs, names two London boozers in top 10
Thomas Vosper has visited over 1,000 pubs across the UK and named two London boozers, The Marquis and The Warrington Hotel, in his top 10 list.
Affordable Headphones Transform My Commute Sound Quality
A pair of affordable headphones has revolutionised a commuter's daily journey, offering exceptional sound quality that rivals premium brands. The writer shares their obsession with the budget-friendly device.
James Bond dog ban revealed by author Charlie Higson
James Bond has never owned a dog due to creator Ian Fleming's dislike of canines, author Charlie Higson reveals on podcast.
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