Author: Dave Carter

Australia is on the verge of securing a decisive victory in the Ashes series following a pivotal performance by Nathan Lyon during the late stages of day four in the third Test at the Adelaide Oval. Lyon’s off-spin was instrumental in breaking England’s resistance, as he dismissed key players including Harry Brook, Ben Stokes, and… Continue reading The Ashes: England on brink of defeat after Nathan Lyon ends Zak Crawley resistance

A year has passed since Abdullah Tanoli stepped in to disarm a knife attacker in Leicester Square, London, saving the life of an 11-year-old girl. Reflecting on the harrowing moment, Abdullah shares the motivations that drove him to act in the face of danger. When first met in August 2024, just hours after the attack,… Continue reading Leicester Square stabbing: Security guard who saved child speaks out

A determined teenager ran much of the European Cross Country Championships with only one shoe, helping Great Britain and Northern Ireland claim a silver medal. Michael Clark, 17, from Norwich, lost his trainer within the opening 100 metres of the 5km race in Lagoa, Portugal. Despite the mishap, he carried on through the demanding trail… Continue reading Team GB secure medal thanks to Norwich teen running with one shoe

British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua secured a stoppage victory after six rounds against Jake Paul, a novice in professional boxing. The fight, widely viewed as a glaring mismatch, saw Paul mostly adopting a defensive strategy, evading prolonged exchanges while Joshua sought to assert his dominance. The two-time world champion’s persistence paid off in the fifth… Continue reading Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua: Briton wins in sixth round of heavyweight mismatch

It looks like you’ve shared a portion of a webpage concerning travel arrangements and transport closures during the Christmas and New Year period in the UK, including road closures, trains, buses, TfL services, ferries, and airport info. If you want, I can help by providing a summary of key points or answer specific questions about… Continue reading Travel plans, food supplies and when are pharmacies open over Christmas?

Flu remains a significant health threat each year, responsible for thousands of deaths and placing considerable pressure on healthcare systems during the winter months. Yet, this year’s flu season has drawn unusual attention, with media outlets and NHS England describing it as a “superflu” and “unprecedented.” Despite these claims, flu experts argue that this season… Continue reading What's really going on with flu this winter?

Timothée Chalamet has put an end to the swirling rumors suggesting he is the elusive masked rapper EsDeeKid by appearing alongside him in a new music video. The Oscar-nominated actor, known for keeping a relatively low profile outside of his film work, had been the subject of intense speculation due to perceived similarities, particularly around… Continue reading Timothée Chalamet teams up with EsDeeKid to quash alter-ego rumours

David Walliams, the best-selling author and comedian known for his children’s books, has recently denied accusations of inappropriate conduct following the decision by his publisher, HarperCollins UK, to cease releasing any new works by him. A HarperCollins spokesperson explained that the choice came “after careful consideration, and under the leadership of its new CEO,” without… Continue reading David Walliams denies inappropriate behaviour after HarperCollins drops him

Pantone’s announcement of its 2026 Colour of the Year has sparked significant discussion, as the chosen hue is a shade of white called Cloud Dancer. This choice marks the first time white has ever been named Pantone’s Colour of the Year, a decision that has surprised many and drawn a range of reactions. Described by… Continue reading Blank canvas or tone-deaf? Pantone’s white Colour of the Year sparks backlash

Concerns are growing about how reliance on AI chatbots might be affecting our cognitive abilities, particularly critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Many people turn to these tools to assist with tasks such as structuring essays, analyzing complex data, or tailoring cover letters for job applications. However, experts warn that frequently outsourcing such mental work could… Continue reading Experts warn AI is making your brain work less