André Rhoden-Paul BBC News Getty Images Justin Timberlake has revealed he is living with Lyme disease. The 44-year-old said he was “shocked” to receive the diagnosis but it explained why he “would be on stage and in a massive amount of nerve pain or, just feeling crazy fatigue or sickness”. …
Read More »A Haunted House Comes With a Body Count in This Free Found Footage Flick
Summerween is here, and horror fans are already queuing up their favorite horror films ahead of Halloween season. While blockbuster movies are always fun to rewatch, checking out lesser known cult classics can deliver solid scares, even without a massive budget. Found footage movies are especially adept at this, and …
Read More »35% of Americans now use AI to manage their health and wellness needs
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Forget typing symptoms into a search bar. A growing number of Americans are now using artificial intelligence to manage their health and wellness. According to a nationwide survey of 2,000 U.S. adults, 35% report already relying on AI to understand and manage …
Read More »Premier League likely to trial referee body cams in Summer Series
The Premier League is likely to trial referee body cameras during the final round of matches at its Summer Series event in the US on Sunday. World governing body Fifa allowed the cameras, which are attached to the referee along with his microphone, to be used at the recent Club …
Read More »How safe is the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, really?
Theo Leggett International Business Correspondent BBC Listen to Theo reading this article The Air India tragedy, in which at least 270 people died, involved one of Boeing’s most innovative and popular planes. Until now, it was considered one of its safest too. We still do not know why flight 171 …
Read More »Rachel Reeves bounces back after tears but challenges remain
It might be uncomfortable territory, but it’s worth reflecting on just how unprecedented Wednesday’s events in the House of Commons were. The images blared across the media of Rachel Reeves in tears as Sir Keir Starmer answered questions from the dispatch box were devastating for a chancellor who has made …
Read More »County Championship: Bamber’s maiden ton helps Bears avoid follow-on at Essex
Ethan Bamber, nominally batting as nightwatchman, enjoyed the day of his life in recording his maiden first-class century to help Warwickshire narrowly avoid following on at Chelmsford. Despite Matt Critchley, the main spin option in the absence of Simon Harmer, taking 5-156 from 37 overs, Ed Barnard made sure Warwickshire …
Read More »England vs India: Chris Woakes injury mars opening day of fifth Test at The Oval
England somehow took six India wickets on a bizarre opening day of the decisive Test that was marred by a shoulder injury to Chris Woakes. Woakes was hurt chasing the ball to the boundary late in the day at The Oval and went from the field with his left arm …
Read More »Donating an opportunity to ‘care for other babies’
Handout Aoibh Comer and her son Tádhg who has just turned one The only human milk bank on the island of Ireland is appealing for more mothers to donate their breast milk. The service at the South West Acute Hospital in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh supports premature and sick babies in …
Read More »County Championship: Glamorgan favourites as Lancashire battle
Glamorgan started the day at 95-2 with a healthy lead of 219 and strengthened the position in the morning session as they steadily saw off the opening overs of seam and then went on the offensive against the spinners, who had caused so many problems on both sides over the …
Read More »Brock Greacen: Castleford Tigers sign Newcastle Knights prop on two-year deal
Castleford Tigers have signed Newcastle Knights prop Brock Greacen on a two-year deal for next season. The 23-year-old made his NRL debut for the Knights against Sydney Roosters earlier this campaign. “I’m over the moon to have been able to bring Brock to the Tigers for the 2026 & 2027 …
Read More »French Open 2025: Who was Roland Garros?
Jonty Colman BBC Sport journalist The French Open is often referred to as simply ‘Roland Garros’ – but who was he? Eugene Adrien Roland Georges Garros is regarded as a French war hero. Garros was a pioneering self-taught pilot, who made the world’s first flight across the Mediterranean Sea before …
Read More »Durham Regatta crowdfunding appeal to dredge River Wear
Jonathan Swingler BBC News, North East and Cumbria BBC The 192nd Durham Regatta was held at the weekend Regatta organisers are looking to dredge a river, after low water levels damaged boats. Durham Regatta competitors reported boats hitting the river bed and fins being broken off as they made their …
Read More »Tour de France Femmes: Maeva Squiban wins stage six
Maeva Squiban produced a superb performance to become the first French rider to win a stage at the 2025 Tour de France Femmes Avec Zwift as Kim le Court retained the yellow jersey. Squiban, 23, attacked with 30km to go on stage six and crossed the line in Ambert one …
Read More »The global environmental award hit by accusations of greenwashing
Suzanne Bearne Business reporter Dr Bronner’s US soap firm Dr Bronner’s has walked away from the global B Corp accreditation scheme Earlier this year natural soap company Dr Bronner’s decided that enough was enough. It announced that it was quitting B Corp, the global certification scheme that honours companies for …
Read More »Seven ways the government’s plan could change the NHS
PA Media Sir Keir Starmer has set out his 10-year-plan to reform the NHS in England, based on a shift from hospitals to neighbourhood health hubs, a new focus on prevention and better use of technology. He said the government’s 162-page blueprint might be the last chance to put the …
Read More »Harvey Willgoose’s killer obsessed with knives since age of 13, court hears
Family handout Harvey Willgoose was stabbed to death on his lunch break at school A teenage boy accused of murdering a fellow pupil at their school had been interested in knives since the age of 13, a court heard. Harvey Willgoose, 15, was stabbed to death during his lunch break …
Read More »Can Ireland deliver on €112bn schemes?
John Campbell BBC News NI economics and business editor Getty Images There is a lot of cash for housing, but are there enough workers ? It is a mark of the Republic of Ireland’s recent economic performance that listeners to a popular politics podcast had to be reassured this week …
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