Author: News Desk

F1’s Aerodynamic Testing Reset: Winners and Losers Revealed Formula 1’s latest aerodynamic testing reset brings significant changes to team allowances as the championship prepares for new regulations in 2026. Among those affected, Alpine looks set for a boost, while Williams faces a significant setback. With the sliding scale of testing allowances based on current standings, the stakes are higher than ever as teams gear up for the second half of the 2025 season. Winners and Losers from the Reset Winner: Alpine Alpine, currently languishing at the bottom of the constructors’ standings, stands to gain considerably from the reset. With an…

Cliff Notes – Transfer rumors, news: Man United linked with Lyon’s Tolisso Manchester United has reportedly contacted Corentin Tolisso’s entourage, with the midfielder’s future at Lyon uncertain due to financial issues at the club. Bayern Munich is set to compete with Arsenal for Eberechi Eze, as both clubs seek to bolster their attacking options amid injury concerns. Transfer rumors, news: Man United linked with Lyon’s Tolisso Lyon midfielder Corentin Tolisso has emerged as a transfer target for Manchester United, while Bayern Munich will go head-to-head with Arsenal for Eberechi Eze. Join us for the latest transfer news, rumors and gossip…

Cliff Notes The East and West Midlands are now in drought, joining other affected regions like the North West of England and Yorkshire following the driest start to a year since 1976. Eight million people are expected to face water use restrictions, including potential hosepipe bans, due to significantly below-normal reservoir and river levels. An expert highlights that inadequate government planning and aging infrastructure contribute to current water supply issues, with the last UK reservoir built in 1992 amid a growing population. East and West Midlands are latest regions officially in drought – which areas could be next? . The…

Cliff Notes – Fences built around Oasis’s Manchester gig as ticketless fans given stern warning Manchester City Council has implemented strict measures, including steel fencing, to prevent ticketless fans from accessing the Oasis concert at Heaton Park, prioritising public safety and environmental protection. Fans without tickets have been advised to enjoy city centre festivities instead, as the council aims to avoid the chaos seen during previous shows, where 15 arrests were made. Reactions from fans have been mixed, with some expressing disappointment over the restrictions, while others support the decision for safety reasons. Fences built around Oasis’s Manchester gig as…

Cliff Notes A Spanish disability group, ADEE, has threatened legal action regarding the hiring of people with dwarfism as entertainers for Lamine Yamal’s 18th birthday party, citing violations of disability rights laws. ADEE’s president condemned the use of individuals with dwarfism for entertainment, emphasising that their dignity should not be compromised for amusement, especially by public figures. While ADEE calls for accountability, one performer defended the job as legitimate and expressed concern that the association’s actions undermine their professional autonomy. Lamine Yamal: Disability rights group threatens legal action after people with dwarfism reportedly hired for star’s birthday party | World…

Cliff Notes – Bruno Mars says he’s ‘almost out of debt’ after rumoured $50 million gambling loss Bruno Mars made a light-hearted joke about his alleged debt during a surprise performance with Blackpink’s Rosé in Los Angeles, referencing past gambling rumours. MGM Resorts International denied claims of Mars being in debt, asserting that their longstanding partnership is based on mutual respect and is free of financial issues. The collaboration with Rosé on the hit song “APT” has contributed to Mars’s successful career, which includes multiple chart-topping hits and an estimated net worth of $175 million. Bruno Mars says he’s ‘almost…

Cliff Notes John Torode Dismissed: MasterChef presenter John Torode was sacked by the BBC after an independent investigation upheld an allegation of him using an “extremely offensive racist term.” Gregg Wallace’s Removal: Torode’s co-host Gregg Wallace was also dismissed following substantiated claims of inappropriate behaviour, with more than half of the allegations against him validated. BBC’s Stance: The BBC stated it will not tolerate any form of racist language and has communicated the necessity for action to Banijay UK, the production company behind MasterChef. MasterChef presenter John Torode sacked | Ents & Arts News . MasterChef presenter John Torode will…

Cliff Notes – Netflix’s ‘best show of all time’ changed TV forever 9 years ago Enduring Popularity: Despite its release nearly a decade ago, Stranger Things continues to captivate audiences, with fans eagerly anticipating the fifth and final season. Cultural Impact: The series, created by the Duffer Brothers, has been hailed as an ‘instant classic’, influencing the landscape of streaming television and setting a high bar for future productions. Final Season Teaser: A teaser trailer for the concluding season is set to drop soon, promising an intense finale as the characters confront the formidable threat of Vecna amidst escalating government…

Cliff Notes Sir James Cleverly expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of leaving the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) in reducing criminal deportations, citing the UK’s low deportation rates compared to ECHR signatories. The former home secretary indicated he might consider a future leadership bid for the Conservative Party but stressed the importance of careful deliberation before making political moves. Cleverly critiqued opposition parties for lacking deliverable policies, asserting that local government performance will influence voters’ choices, especially regarding the Reform Party. James Cleverly says leaving ECHR is ‘not silver bullet’ – and leaves door open for leadership bid |…

Cliff Notes Michael and Kerry Ives were found guilty of murdering their grandson, Ethan Ives-Griffiths, who suffered severe neglect, dehydration, and physical abuse prior to his death on 14 August 2021. Ethan’s mother, Shannon Ives, was convicted of causing or allowing his death and child cruelty, amid a backdrop of family violence and a history of neglect from child protective services. Following the trial, the Ives couple faces life sentences, while Shannon Ives is expected to receive a substantial prison sentence, with sentencing set for 3 October. Ethan Ives-Griffiths: Grandparents of two-year-old boy found guilty of his murder | UK…