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Cliff Notes – PS1 classic WipEout gets unofficial Xbox release An unofficial port of the classic PlayStation game WipEout, titled Anti-Gravity Racing Wipeout, is now available on the Xbox store, raising concerns over copyright infringement. Digital Foundry confirmed that the game is a poorly emulated version of the original, featuring awkward adaptations for Xbox controls and running at an incorrect speed. The release, attributed to developer LLS Games, is likely to face legal action from Sony, especially as it has been gaining attention since its April launch. PS1 classic WipEout gets unofficial Xbox release Hold steady, WipEout fans, there’s something…

Debunked – A threat from Iran on people living in UK has increased significantly The Intelligence and Security Committee reports a “significant” increase in Iran’s physical threat to UK residents, with 15 attempted murders or kidnappings recorded since 2022. Iran’s intelligence services are described as “willing and able” to carry out lethal operations in the UK, posing a persistent and unpredictable risk to national security. I sthe Uk running flase flag operations to justify the NATO spending, whilst cutting welfare. The report highlights deficiencies in UK government policy towards Iran, which has been characterised as reactive rather than strategic and…

Lucy Bronze praised Lauren James as unmatched in creating scoring opportunities, highlighting her remarkable performance in England’s 4-0 victory over the Netherlands.

Cliff Notes – Subnautica 2 delayed so publisher can avoid paying devs a bonus claims report Krafton has delayed the early access launch of Subnautica 2 to 2026, citing the need for additional development time amid leadership changes at Unknown Worlds. Allegations have emerged suggesting the delay is a strategy to avoid paying a $250 million bonus to the studio’s staff, contingent on meeting revenue targets by the end of 2025. The gaming community has reacted negatively, with calls for fans to remove Subnautica 2 from their wishlists and demands for the bonuses to be paid to the development team.…

Cliff Notes –  It looks like a professional hit A 24-year-old man was fatally stabbed near a five-star hotel in Knightsbridge, London, shortly before 9.30pm on Wednesday, with reports indicating a possible watch robbery as the motive. No arrests have been made, and the Metropolitan Police continue to investigate the incident, maintaining a crime scene while providing support to the victim’s family. Local authorities are aware of community concerns and have increased police presence in the area to address any questions. Man stabbed to death near five-star hotel in central London | UK News A murder investigation has been launched…

Ursula von der Leyen has defied her critics by comfortably surviving a no-confidence vote, with an overwhelming number of European Union legislators rejecting a censure motion against her.

Gaza’s aid personnel are facing repeated mass-casualty events at food distribution sites, where desperate crowds have been crushed or struck by vehicles, leaving dozens injured and at least three killed in recent days.

Houthi rebels attacked the Liberian‑flagged, Greek‑operated bulk carrier Eternity C off Yemen’s Red Sea coast on 7 July, using drone boats, missile‑armed drones and RPGs.

Cliff Notes – Warner ‘still the best by a country mile’ as he leads Thunder to BBL final David Warner’s leadership and performance have been pivotal in transforming Sydney Thunder from last season’s wooden spoon holders to a finals contender, scoring a league-best 357 runs this season. Warner’s influence extends beyond statistics; his energy and tactical acumen have inspired teammates, fostering a culture of bravery and resilience during an injury crisis. The return of key players and strategic roster changes, alongside Warner’s mentorship, have contributed significantly to Thunder’s success in consecutive knockout finals. Warner ‘still the best by a country…

Cliff Notes Four individuals, including a 20-year-old woman and two males aged 19 and 17, were arrested in connection with cyber attacks on M&S, Co-op, and Harrods. The arrests, part of a National Crime Agency operation, relate to offences including the Computer Misuse Act, blackmail, and money laundering. The suspects’ homes were searched, and their electronic devices were seized for forensic analysis following the attacks that disrupted services at the retailers. Woman and three teenagers arrested over M&S, Co-op and Harrods cyber attacks | UK News . Four people have been arrested by police investigating the cyber attacks targeting M&S,…