Meta Glasses: Privacy Erosion or Fashionable Surveillance?

A class-action lawsuit against Meta alleges false privacy assurances over its smartglasses, as secret recordings and facial recognition plans spark backlash. The glasses sold 7 million pairs in 2025, but critics warn of a surveillance leap.

Australia's gambling reform fails to ban inducements

Australia's government passed limited restrictions on gambling inducements, ignoring a bipartisan recommendation for a total ban. Critics, including former addicts, say the changes will do little to prevent harm or suicide risks.

Croydon mum on grief 10 years after son's sword murder

Yemi Hughes lost her 19-year-old son Andre Aderemi to a sword attack in 2016. Ten years on, 50 friends and family gathered at his grave. She says the family has missed his chance to be a parent, partner, and have a career.

Hayden Panettiere's Death Triggers Criminal Investigation

Police will investigate Hayden Panettiere's death after claims of an overdose, seeking to determine if criminal conduct was involved. The Greenville PD is looking to speak to her boyfriend Brian Hickerson, who was at the address when she died.

Can Andy Burnham End Rough Sleeping by Christmas?

PM Andy Burnham aims to end rough sleeping in England by Christmas 2026, but challenges remain. Around 4,000 people sleep rough in London, with Westminster hardest hit. Experts cite the need for emergency spaces, early intervention, and addressing root ca

Monzo down: thousands unable to access accounts

Thousands of Monzo Bank users are experiencing app issues on August 19, 2026. Users see a message: 'We’re experiencing issues.' Monzo has activated its backup system, Monzo Stand-In, while working to resolve the technical problem.

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