Sutton cinema site to become glow-in-the-dark mini golf
Globalls mini golf wins 15-year lease for Sutton's Throwley Yard, chosen over higher bidders to boost footfall, despite criticism over lack of consultation.
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Love Island USA star apologises for using racist slur
Love Island USA contestant Alannah Keyser, 21, apologised after being removed from the villa for using a racial slur in a six-year-old video and allegedly falsified screenshots.
Brentford FC plans music concerts at Gtech Community Stadium
Brentford FC proposes up to six summer concerts at Gtech Community Stadium from 2026, with 24,000 capacity and 11pm curfew, pending planning approval from Hounslow Council.
Supergirl Struggles at Box Office Amid Toxic Fandom and Superhero Fatigue
Supergirl earned $38M domestically and $68M worldwide on opening weekend, facing toxic fandom and superhero fatigue. Milly Alcock stars in the DC reboot.
Worker dies in fall at London site; firm fined £50k
A 55-year-old labourer died after falling three metres from scaffolding at a New Malden building site. Lima Construction Limited was fined £50,000 for safety breaches.
BTS London Takeover: Pop-Ups, Light Shows, Thames Boat
BTS is taking over London with pop-ups, light shows, and a Thames boat installation for their first London shows in seven years at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Top Home Office Desk Storage Furniture 2025
Discover the best home office desk storage furniture for 2025, including standing desks, corner units, and budget-friendly options to boost productivity.
Ed Gamble and Joanne McNally on Unacceptable
Ed Gamble and Joanne McNally discuss their new provocative panel show Unacceptable, where comedians pitch offensive opinions, and their unlikely chemistry with Richard Ayoade.
One dead in shooting at World Cup fan zone in California
One person was killed and another critically injured in a shooting at a World Cup fan zone in San Jose, California, on Sunday night. Police are investigating the incident as a homicide.
Raising Cane's Takes Over Angus Steakhouse in London
US fast-food chain Raising Cane's will open its first European restaurant at the former Piccadilly Circus Angus Steakhouse, with plans for more London locations.
Felix Nmecha approves £86m Man Utd transfer
Borussia Dortmund's Felix Nmecha has given the green light to a £86m move to Manchester United, rejecting Newcastle United, according to German outlet Bild.
Davina McCall pitched to host ITV Big Brother reboot, rejected
Davina McCall has revealed she approached ITV to host the Big Brother reboot but was turned down, leaving fans outraged at the decision.
Time Out Editors Predict 2026's Song of the Summer
Time Out editors pick 10 songs likely to define summer 2026, including tracks by Olivia Rodrigo, Vince Staples, Madonna, and Slayyyter.
GTA 6 scalpers sell pre-orders on eBay at inflated prices
Scalpers are reselling GTA 6 pre-orders on eBay for up to £156.70, despite standard and Ultimate editions being widely available at retailers and digital stores.
Wimbledon prices: Champagne up to £110, free water refills
Wimbledon 2025 sees champagne bottles up to £110.20, pints of Stella at £8.85, and a new strawberries and cream lager at £9.30. Free water refills for reusable bottle holders.
East Midlands Airport: fastest UK check-in under 15 mins
East Midlands Airport offers the fastest security check-in in the UK, with 99.7% of passengers completing it in under 15 minutes, according to a new study.
Harry Styles Tribute Act Bookings Up 560%
Harry Styles tribute act bookings surged 560% as his Wembley tour drove demand beyond the stadium, according to Seat Unique.
Naomi Osaka's Wimbledon Outfits: Will She Be Banned?
Naomi Osaka's daring French Open outfit sparks debate over Wimbledon's strict all-white dress code. Will she face fines or bans? Experts weigh in.
O'Leary and Hammond deny feud with expletive
Dermot O'Leary swore as he and Alison Hammond dismissed claims of a feud, calling the rumors 'bulls**t' and discussing the hard period during This Morning's rocky patch.
Jackery Power Station Camping Battery Deal Saves £200
Save £200 on the Jackery Explorer 500 portable power station in a limited-time deal. Perfect for camping, emergencies, and off-grid use, the battery offers 518Wh capacity and multiple outlets.
Michael beats Oppenheimer as top-grossing biopic ever
Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' has surpassed 'Oppenheimer' with $977.4M global box office, becoming the highest-grossing biopic of all time.
London to Malaysia: £190 rent, 50p meals
Alysha Nij, 28, left London after working three jobs and living pay cheque to pay cheque. Now in Malaysia, she pays £190 rent, 50p meals, and plans to start two businesses.
Affordable Complexion Products for Expensive-Looking Makeup
Discover budget-friendly complexion products that can elevate your makeup look, making it appear high-end without the high price tag.
Office 'Pingers' Are Killing Workplace Vibes, Study Finds
A fifth of UK workers go an entire day without face-to-face conversation, as 'pingers' rely on messaging even when in the same room, leaving 40% feeling disconnected.
Garnier Bundle 50% Off at LookFantastic for Curls
LookFantastic offers 50% off Garnier Ultimate Blends hair bundle, helping tame curls. Limited-time deal includes shampoo, conditioner, and mask.
Slushie Cocktails and Ice Cream Trends for Summer
London's summer scene heats up with slushie cocktail machines and innovative ice cream trends, offering refreshing treats across the city.
GTA 6 Hype Questioned; Xbox Price Hike; Digital Debate
Readers question GTA 6 hype, criticize Xbox price hikes, and debate the death of physical media. Plus, Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake speculation and Bungie layoffs.
PS6 raw materials cost £750, retail could hit £1,000
Insider KeplerL2 says PS6 component costs have risen by $200 in months, pushing BOM to $960 (£730). Retail price could exceed £1,000, making it the most expensive console ever.
Mason Mount rejects AC Milan, committed to Man Utd
Mason Mount has been offered to AC Milan by intermediaries, but the midfielder remains committed to Manchester United and has no intention of leaving, according to reports.
Foreign 'meme factories' run pro-One Nation Facebook groups
Guardian Australia analysis reveals that many large pro-One Nation Facebook groups are run by foreign digital creators in Southeast Asia, posting Islamophobic and AI-generated content to monetize outrage and engagement.
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