AI law firm wins first court case in England
An AI-run law firm, Luminance, won its first court case in England, marking a historic moment for artificial intelligence in the legal profession.
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California drivers sue gas stations over AI price-fixing
California drivers filed a class-action lawsuit against BP, Circle K, Marathon, 7-Eleven, Walmart, and Albertsons for using AI to coordinate high gas prices, violating state antitrust law.
Met to Expand Live Facial Recognition in Central London
The Metropolitan Police will expand live facial recognition across central London, raising privacy concerns. The technology will be deployed in Westminster and Camden.
Alvarez sparks transfer frenzy by telling Atlético he wants to leave
Julián Alvarez has told Atlético Madrid he wants to leave to 'fulfil his dream', with Barcelona, Real Madrid and PSG linked to the 26-year-old Argentina forward.
KeyComp replaces musicians in theatre pit orchestras
KeyComp, an AI-driven system, is replacing live musicians in musical theatre pit orchestras, sparking debate over artistry and employment.
Korean Vegetarian Pajeon and Japchae Recipes by Joo Won
Joo Won shares recipes for asparagus and courgette pajeon with soy-vinegar dip and green vegetable japchae, highlighting Korean plant-based cooking.
Best Alternatives Prime Day Deals 2026
Discover the best alternatives to Amazon Prime Day 2026, including sales from Walmart, Target, and Best Buy, with tips to save more.
Best Prime Day 2026 Deals: Top Sales and Offers
Amazon Prime Day 2026 is here with massive discounts on electronics, home goods, and more. Find the best deals on top brands and save big.
Australian Police Less-Lethal Weapons Revealed
A new video reveals the less-lethal weapons used by Australian police, including tasers, beanbag rounds, and rubber bullets, raising concerns over their safety and misuse.
NSW Budget: Commuters, Gambling, Sharks
NSW budget cuts transport fares by 30% for off-peak commuters, funds anti-shark measures, and introduces stricter gambling regulations.
StubHub UK fined £1.25m for hidden ticket fees
StubHub UK has been fined £1.25 million for failing to disclose booking fees upfront, while Viagogo faces a CMA investigation over similar practices.
Gym Goblin Trend: Vintage Sportswear Replaces Clean Girl Athleisure
The 'clean girl' athleisure aesthetic is dead as gym goblins embrace mismatched vintage sportswear, with eBay searches for 90s sportswear up 300%.
Madonna: biopic scrapped after budget dispute with Universal
Madonna reveals her biopic was cancelled after a budget dispute with Universal, citing her 'huge life' needing a big budget. She proposed filming in Serbia to cut costs, but the studio declined.
Best alternative Prime Day deals UK 2026
Discover the best alternative Amazon Prime Day deals in the UK for 2026, including discounts from John Lewis, Currys, and other retailers without a membership fee.
MLB Commissioner Defends Pride Cap Policy
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred defended the league's Pride cap policy after San Francisco pitchers wrote Bible verses on themed hats, citing communication failures.
Police photos show Peter Murrell's luxury spending habit
Police photos reveal Peter Murrell spent thousands on Montblanc pens, Le Creuset cookware, and other luxury items during his tenure as SNP chief executive, according to records.
Stasher Reusable Silicone Bags Sale: Eco Kitchen Storage
Stasher reusable silicone bags are now on sale, offering an eco-friendly alternative to single-use plastic bags for food storage and more.
AI stocks plunge in US market sell-off
US markets tumbled as AI stocks led a sharp sell-off, with the Nasdaq falling 3.2%, driven by concerns over high valuations and rising interest rates.
Ricky Gervais' Alley Cats slammed by fans as 'appalling'
Ricky Gervais' new Netflix animated series 'Alley Cats' faces harsh criticism from fans and viewers, with many calling the trailer unfunny and a continuation of his recent decline in quality.
Fernandes chooses Tottenham over Man Utd in £80m deal
Mateus Fernandes reportedly wants to join Tottenham despite agreeing personal terms with Manchester United, as West Ham demand £80m for the midfielder.
Giant star Jamie Bigg splits from OnlyFans girlfriend
Jamie Bigg, known as Giant on Gladiators, has reportedly split from girlfriend Taylor Ryan, whose OnlyFans work led to his exit from the BBC show.
Braun Smart IPL Device Over 50% Off on Amazon Prime Day
Amazon Prime Day offers the Braun Silk Expert Pro 5 IPL hair removal device at over 50% off, dropping from £450 to £219.99. The deal includes a free precision head and travel pouch.
Amazon Prime Day 2026: Up to 60% Off Fire TV, Kindle, Echo
Amazon Prime Day 2026 runs June 23-26 with up to 60% off. Best deals include Kindle Paperwhite at £119.99, Fire TV Stick 4K Max at £39.99, and Echo Show 5 at £79.99.
Halifax and Lloyds Bank branches closing in 2026
Lloyds Banking Group confirms 44 Lloyds Bank and 52 Halifax branches will close in 2026, plus additional closures in early 2027, citing shift to online banking.
ASOS Plans First Permanent London Store
Online fashion giant ASOS is planning its first permanent London store, scouting for a 4,000-8,000 sq ft unit in high-footfall areas like Oxford Street, Regent Street, Long Acre, and King's Road.
Andy Burnham thirst: 'King of the North' sparks online fandom
Andy Burnham, dubbed 'King of the North' and 'Manchester Mogger', has gained a devoted online following for his looks, with fan edits on TikTok and comparisons to past 'fit' PMs.
Amazon Prime Day: Bladeless Tower Fan 40% Off at £84
Save 40% on the Midea 2-in-1 Bladeless Tower Fan in Amazon Prime Day sale, now £84.54. Features SensiCool, HEPA filter, and quiet operation.
Giffgaff Unlimited Data SIM Deal at £20/Month
Giffgaff launches an unlimited data SIM deal at £20 per month on a 30-day rolling contract, offering 5G access and EU roaming.
Arsenal get £17m Trossard offer; Arteta plans exit
Arsenal have received a £17m transfer offer for Leandro Trossard from Saudi club Al-Diraiyah, as Mikel Arteta considers selling the title winner to fund a new left-sided winger.
Bromley restaurant may lose licence over illegal workers
Smoque Turkish restaurant in Bromley could lose its premises licence after hiring four illegal workers from Turkey, India, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan over three years.
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