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Cliff Notes – MindsEye review – the worst game of 2025 is a shockingly bad GTA clone Unfinished Product: MindsEye is released prematurely, suffering from numerous technical issues and a lack of engaging gameplay, making it hard to envision a successful future for the game. Linear Gameplay: Despite its open-world setting, the game is highly restrictive and linear, with repetitive missions that often involve tedious driving and uninspired combat mechanics. Disappointing Narrative: The story fails to engage with timely themes, featuring forgettable characters and a bland plot that lacks depth, leading to an overall unsatisfactory gaming experience. MindsEye review -…

Cliff Notes – She gets knocked down but she gets up again: Sneh Rana’s journey Sneh Rana, an offspin-bowling allrounder, made a significant comeback in the ODI tri-series, taking 15 wickets and earning Player of the Series after a year and a half away from white-ball cricket. Despite personal tragedies, including the loss of her father, Rana has openly discussed mental health and the challenges female athletes face, advocating for greater awareness and support. Her journey is marked by resilience, as she has continually adapted her skills and training, leading to her recent inclusion in the T20I squad after a…

Mercedes’ Toto Wolff Labels Red Bull’s Protest Over Russell’s Victory as "Embarrassing" Toto Wolff, the team principal of Mercedes, has described Red Bull’s protest regarding George Russell’s victory at the Canadian Grand Prix as "petty" and "embarrassing." The comments came after Russell clinched Mercedes’ first win of the season by defeating Max Verstappen in a dramatic race in Montreal, which led Red Bull to claim that Russell had engaged in "unsportsmanlike intent." The Controversy Unfolds Following the race, Red Bull accused Russell of braking excessively behind the safety car, prompting a formal appeal just hours after the chequered flag was…

Baroness Louise Casey’s rapid audit has found that a “culture of blindness, ignorance and prejudice” allowed grooming gangs to operate for decades in the UK, with authorities repeatedly failing vulnerable victims as young as 10.

At the G7 summit in Canada, UK PM Keir Starmer and US President Donald Trump inked a bilateral trade deal covering the aerospace and automotive sectors.

Cliff Notes India has successfully evacuated an unspecified number of students from Tehran, while urging citizens to leave Iran via available transport options. Other nations, including Japan and Poland, are initiating evacuation plans for their citizens amid rising tensions in the region. Countries like Slovakia and the Czech Republic have begun receiving evacuees from Israel, while the UK advises its citizens to shelter and follow local guidance. Israel-Iran live: Israel ‘attacking Tehran’ after Iran claims hit on Mossad; Trump denies working on ceasefire deal | World News . India evacuates students from Tehran – as countries look into flying citizens…

FIRMS WARN ON JOB CUTS AS TAXES BITE City AM says high wage growth persisted in the three months to February, official data has shown, but a rapid drop in payrolled employment pointed to concerning trends in the labour market. Annual growth in average weekly earnings excluding bonuses hit 5.9 per cent, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said on Tuesday. But separate tax data showed that businesses cut workers at the fastest pace since the start of the pandemic.

The FT reports on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s claim that Israel has gained control over Tehran’s airspace.

Israel warns Iranians to flee as deadly air raids continue The Guardian leads with news that Israeli forces have issued an evacuation order to residents of a large part of Tehran, warning them of the imminent bombing of “military infrastructure” in the area in a social media post very similar to those regularly directed at Palestinians in Gaza over the past 20 months. Ethnicity of grooming gangs shied away from, the front page reports. Read a full breakdown of today’s UK newspapers

Grooming gangs report: betrayed by the state The Sun says GROOMING gang victims were failed by cops and public officials more bothered about dodging claims of racism. A devastating report laid bare how the State was in “denial” over the rape and abuse of white girls. An Eastenders character is returning to the soap after more than 20 years! And there’s coverage of Royal Ascot. Read a full breakdown of today’s UK newspapers