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Prince Harry’s War With The Press Just Became An Extremely Expensive Defeat Prince Harry’s years-long campaign against sections of the British press has suffered one of its most expensive setbacks yet. The Duke of Sussex and six other high-profile claimants have been ordered to make an interim payment of about £9.54 million towards Associated Newspapers’ legal costs after their privacy claims were...

Inside The New Space Race China is preparing one of its most ambitious lunar missions yet: sending a robotic spacecraft into the Moon's south polar region to search directly for water ice hidden inside craters that have barely, if ever, seen sunlight. Chang'e-7 is expected to launch from China's Wenchang spaceport during the second half of 2026, with its launch vehicle and spacecraft a...

Ebola Is Spreading Faster Than The Response More than 2,500 people have now died in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Ebola outbreak, and the most disturbing number may be how quickly that total is rising. The United Nations says roughly half of those deaths occurred during the past 20 days as the epidemic expands through an enormous swathe of the country. The outbreak has become the largest...

The Attack At Brinellskolan Several people have been injured after an attacker armed with a sword entered a high school in central Sweden, triggering a major police operation and security lockdowns across Fagersta. A male suspect has been taken into custody following the attack at Brinellskolan on Friday, August 21. Police were called shortly after 2pm local time and initially responded to reports...

The Biggest Risks Are Usually Not Exotic Living longer is often sold as a complicated project involving supplements, expensive testing and cutting-edge medicine. But decades of public-health research point towards a much less glamorous reality: some of the biggest influences on lifespan are behaviours repeated quietly for years. No ranking can predict exactly how many years a particular habit will...

Most Evidence-Backed Supplements For Your Brain The nootropics industry is packed with extraordinary promises. Capsules claim to sharpen memory, increase concentration, accelerate learning and unlock mental performance that ordinary food supposedly cannot provide. The scientific evidence is much less spectacular — but also considerably more interesting. A small group of compounds really have produ...

Struggling To Sleep? Sleep advice is everywhere. Magnesium drinks, expensive mattresses, blue-light glasses, herbal teas, breathing exercises and increasingly elaborate bedtime routines all promise a better night. The problem is that the scientific evidence behind them varies enormously. Some interventions have been tested repeatedly in randomised controlled trials and are recommended by major med...

The Longevity Habits That Actually Work The longevity industry is booming. Supplements, fasting protocols, cold plunges, biological-age tests and expensive anti-ageing treatments increasingly promise to help people squeeze more years from the human body. Yet the strongest scientific evidence points towards something considerably less exotic. If the objective is not merely to feel healthier but to...

Eric Swalwell’s Political Collapse Deepens Former Democratic congressman Eric Swalwell is facing a dramatic new escalation in the criminal investigation surrounding allegations of sexual misconduct after federal agents seized his electronic devices and searched his Washington, D.C. home. Agents served Swalwell with a search warrant after he arrived at San Francisco International Airport on Saturda...

Tottenham’s Incredible Spending Spree Continues Tottenham have reportedly reached an agreement with Manchester City for Brazilian winger Savinho, with an initial £75 million fee potentially rising to £85 million. It is another huge statement from a club undergoing one of the most aggressive rebuilds in the Premier League. Tottenham Hotspur’s extraordinary summer spending spree appears set to conti...

DOJ Turns Mar-a-Lago Search Back On The FBI As Trump Investigation Widens The FBI search of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate was once one of the most dramatic moments in the federal investigations surrounding him. Four years later, the tables have turned: Justice Department investigators are now seeking interviews with FBI officials involved in the operation as part of a much broader examination o...

Which Supplements Really Work? The Top 10 Ranked By Evidence The supplement industry is worth billions, yet the uncomfortable truth is that many products sold with extraordinary promises produce either tiny benefits or no meaningful benefit at all. Fat burners, testosterone boosters, detox tablets, “brain enhancers” and exotic herbal blends often have far weaker evidence than their advertising sug...

Trump And Michael Cohen Reunite After Years Of War — And Their Extraordinary Conversation Changes Everything Donald Trump and Michael Cohen have just staged one of the most remarkable reconciliations in modern American politics. After years of lawsuits, criminal proceedings, congressional testimony and deeply personal attacks, Trump appeared on the radio programme hosted by the man who was once hi...

Ukraine’s Lost Territory Is At The Centre Of The Deal Russia has opened the door to another attempt at ending the war in Ukraine, but Moscow has attached a condition capable of derailing negotiations before they properly restart. Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov says Russia is willing to listen to new proposals, provided they respect Moscow’s objectives and recognise what the Kremlin describ...

FBI Sting Stops Alleged Capitol Bomb Plot Before Suspect Could Strike Federal authorities say they have stopped an alleged ISIS-inspired terrorist plot targeting the New York State Capitol in Albany, with prosecutors accusing a 35-year-old woman of preparing an explosive attack intended to kill elected officials and damage one of the most important government buildings in the state. Jessica Bowie,...

The AI Boom Is Getting More Expensive — And Nvidia Has Become Its Ultimate Stress Test Nvidia is no longer being judged like an ordinary technology company. Its next earnings report is rapidly becoming a verdict on something much larger: whether the extraordinary investment cycle surrounding artificial intelligence can continue without breaking under its own weight. The company will report its sec...

Kim Jong Un May Demand The Unthinkable Donald Trump wants to meet Kim Jong Un again, potentially reopening one of the most extraordinary diplomatic relationships of his first presidency. The difference is that the North Korea waiting for him in 2026 is considerably stronger than the country Trump dealt with in Singapore and Hanoi. Trump says he expects another meeting with Kim this year. Pyongyang...

The Robot Revolution May Be Closer Than We Think — China Is Betting On A 2027 Breakthrough Humanoid robots may be approaching the breakthrough that transforms them from impressive machines into something far more consequential. Chinese embodied-AI company ACE Robotics believes robot intelligence could experience its own “ChatGPT moment” by the end of 2027, potentially giving machines a dramaticall...

Brazil Refuses To Pick A Side In The US-China AI War — That Could Become A Problem Brazil is attempting something increasingly difficult in the new technological cold war: building its artificial intelligence future with help from both China and the United States while refusing to become dependent on either. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s government has unveiled more than R$2.3 billion in n...

Why The Suspension Is Proving Controversial The academic who helped propel plagiarism allegations against the late Cambridge professor Jason Arday into public view has himself been suspended, opening a bitter new argument over where academic scrutiny ends and discriminatory conduct begins. Nathan Cofnas, an American postdoctoral researcher working at Ghent University in Belgium, was suspended as a...

Britons Are Feeling More Confident — So Why Are Shops, Jobs And Government Finances Flashing Warning Signs? Something strange is happening to Britain’s economy. Consumers are becoming more confident, businesses are reporting stronger activity and parts of the private sector appear to be accelerating — yet shoppers are buying less, inflation is rising again and the Government has just received anot...

Pentagon Casualty Figures Expose The Growing Human Cost Of America’s Iran War More than 750 American service members have now been wounded during US military operations connected to the war with Iran, revealing a human cost far greater than the death toll alone suggests. The latest Pentagon casualty figures put the total at 757 wounded and 18 dead since American military operations began on 28 Feb...

Missiles Tear Into Kyiv As Ukraine’s Patriot Shortage Turns Deadly Russia has unleashed another devastating missile and drone assault on Kyiv and the surrounding region, killing at least 16 people and injuring more than 40 as explosions tore through the Ukrainian capital overnight. Residential buildings and civilian facilities were damaged as Russia combined drones with cruise, ballistic and hyper...

Russia Is Winning The Ukraine War — But The Price Of Victory Is Becoming Extraordinary Russia invaded Ukraine expecting a campaign that could potentially topple the government in Kyiv within days. More than four years later, Kyiv remains Ukrainian, NATO is larger, European military spending has surged and Russia has suffered losses on a scale few governments would willingly contemplate. Yet one un...

Trump’s ‘Economic D-Day’ For Iran Is Coming Monday — Here’s What The United States is preparing to reveal the next phase of its confrontation with Iran on Monday, 24 August, after months of warfare, abortive ceasefires and negotiations that have repeatedly failed to produce a permanent settlement. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has confirmed that he will hold a press conference explaining Washin...