A shipment of German ammunition has been stolen from a delivery lorry in the eastern town of Burg, the country’s defence ministry has said. Speaking to Germany’s DPA news agency, officials did not specify how much was taken. However, weekly news magazine Der Spiegel cited an unnamed spokesperson as saying …
Read More »Protestors gather at High Court over council decision to fly Palestine flag
Caoimhin McNulty/PA Protestors have gathered outside the High Court as a case is being heard over procedures used to decide to vote on flying the Palestinian flag over Belfast City Hall. A 20-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of disorderly behaviour and remains in custody. The proposal, from Sinn Féin, …
Read More »Ship fire in Hull dock likely caused by battery, report finds
A major fire in a cargo ship was “likely caused by an undischarged battery or other ignition source”, a report has found. The Altay was loading scrap metal in Hull’s Albert Dock on the morning of 27 June when the blaze broke out. Nearby roads and businesses were shut as …
Read More »Some of our favorite Cyber Monday deals are still kicking
Here’s a sad, yet predictable truth: most Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals are gone. But, not all of them have disappeared. In fact, some of the most popular deals, like the discounts on the Oura Ring 4, AirPods 4, and Nintendo Switch 2 are still sitting at their Cyber …
Read More »Ashes 2025-26: Will Jacks in England team for second Test
Will Jacks will play his first Test in three years after England included a spin option for the second Ashes Test against Australia in Brisbane. The off-spinner takes the place of injured pace bowler Mark Wood in the only change from the side beaten heavily in the first Test in …
Read More »The Ashes 2025-26: Ben Stokes says media scrutiny will not stop England enjoying Australia tour
In the aftermath of a crushing defeat in Perth, the first two-day Ashes Test for 104 years, England came under fire for their approach on the field, activities off it and decision not to send any of their first-Test XI to play in an England Lions game in Canberra. Former …
Read More »Bulgaria ditches budget plan after tens of thousands join protests
AFP via Getty Images Protests took place in cities across Bulgaria – the biggest for decades Bulgaria’s government has said it will withdraw its controversial 2026 budget plan after massive rallies were held against it on Monday night in the capital, Sofia, and in cities across the country. Tens of …
Read More »West Ham: Can you have sympathy for Lucas Paqueta following red card?
The Monday Night Club’s Mark Chapman and Rory Smith discuss Lucas Paqueta’s “strange” red card during West Ham’s defeat by Liverpool. Listen to the best bits of the Monday Night Club in the Football Daily podcast. READ MORE: Paqueta criticises FA after red card against Liverpool Source link
Read More »‘I locked myself in my shop as men threatened me’
BBC Barnaby Nockolds said anti-social behaviour was a huge concern A toy shop owner has said he thought he was “going to be stabbed” after a group of men made threats outside his store. Barnaby Nockolds, who runs BarnDawg in Long Eaton, Derbyshire, said he locked himself and a customer …
Read More »Thousands around Tunbridge Wells without water for fourth day
Stuart Maisner & Daniel SextonSouth East PA Media Residents have been using bottled water since Saturday Thousands of households in Kent and East Sussex are without water for a fourth day due to an issue at a treatment works. South East Water (SEW) has apologised to up to 24,000 customers …
Read More »Ex England rugby captain Jo Yapp coaches Clee Hill village squad
ELLEN KNIGHT/BBC Jo Yapp captained the Red Roses in 2006, and coached the Australia side at the recent World Cup A former England Red Roses captain has returned to the village she grew up in to coach the local girls rugby team. Jo Yapp has recently returned from coaching the …
Read More »UK Championship 2025: Emotional Scott Donaldson defeats Mark Allen in UK shock
World number 52 Scott Donaldson gained one of the best victories of his career as he beat eighth seed Mark Allen in a late-night finish on day three of the UK Championship. Donaldson, whose father Hector died aged 70 on 2 October, was in tears as he walked to the …
Read More »Michael Vaughan: England batters need to know when to swap Bazball for ‘old school’ approach
England’s batters must learn when to park their attacking ‘Bazball’ style and take a more cautious “old school” approach during the second Ashes Test, says former captain Michael Vaughan. Australia are 1-0 up in the series after England crumbled to an astonishing two-day defeat in the first Test in Perth …
Read More »Sydney Sweeney dresses as sexy dragon for Shrek-themed Friendsgiving
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Sydney Sweeney had a wild week. On Sunday, the actress took to Instagram and shared photos of herself dressed as a sexy dragon from “Shrek” for her Friendsgiving celebration. “friendsgiving week ❤️,” Sweeney captioned the carousel of images. Sydney Sweeney dressed as …
Read More »Proposal to rename Herzog Park in Dublin removed
Reuters The park is named after Belfast-born Chaim Herzog, a former president of Israel A proposal to rename a Dublin park which is named after a former president of Israel has been removed from the Dublin City Council’s agenda. Herzog Park, in Rathgar, was named after Belfast-born and Dublin-raised Chaim …
Read More »Donald Trump’s MRI test results released by White House doctor
Getty Images US President Donald Trump “remains in excellent overall health” after undergoing a preventative MRI, according to his White House physician. Captain Sean Barbabella released a memo on Monday that said advanced imaging of the 79-year-old president’s heart and abdomen came back “perfectly normal”. He wrote the president underwent …
Read More »Tottenham: Chris Suttton reacts to Spurs fans booing Guglielmo Vicario
The Monday Night Club’s Chris Sutton and Rory Smith talk with Tottenham Hotspur fan Jack Hussey to unpack why some Spurs supporters booed their own players. Listen to the best bits of the Monday Night Club in the Football Daily podcast. WATCH MORE: Fulham make blistering start to beat Spurs …
Read More »Starmer says China policy cannot continue blowing ‘hot and cold’
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer says UK government policy towards China cannot continue to blow “hot and cold”. Speaking at the annual Lady Mayor’s banquet, traditionally used to set out foreign policy for the year ahead, Sir Keir told guests his government will focus on the relationship with China. The …
Read More »Premier League predictions: Chris Sutton v Felix White – and AI
Manchester United did not have to play particularly well to beat Crystal Palace on Sunday, and Eagles boss Oliver Glasner moaned afterwards about the club’s failure to bring players in over the summer. When a manager does that, I start to wonder how long he will hang around. I get …
Read More »Anonymous donation saves Machynlleth’s Christmas lights after cost row
An anonymous donation, along with matched funding from the mayor’s fund, has “saved” Machynlleth’s Christmas lights. Machynlleth Rotary Club, which has been responsible for putting the lights up for many years, had initially said that Powys Council’s fee to install them this year was too high. They said that in …
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