A Somerset man’s protest against Thatchers Cider over a discontinued favourite highlights growing unrest among cider fans about shrinking choices at the iconic producer. Recent changes to the Thatchers lineup have sparked criticism, putting the company’s balance of heritage and innovation under scrutiny.
Read MoreBrewDog marked Random Acts of Kindness Week by handing out one million free pints of Cold Beer from February 10–14, 2025. Customers could grab a pint at select locations with no strings attached, boosting community spirit and the brewer’s profile in a massive hospitality giveaway.
Read MoreJapan sealed their second straight EAFF E-1 Football Championship, edging South Korea 1-0 in a tense final thanks to Ryo Germain's early strike. With both sides already heading to the 2026 World Cup, the tournament showcased Japan's squad depth and tactical edge despite South Korea missing top stars.
Read MoreA Bangladesh Air Force training jet slammed into Dhaka’s Milestone School and College, killing 31—mostly children—and injuring more than 170. The tragedy, caused by a mechanical failure, sparked protests and a nationwide day of mourning. Survivors and families demand reforms and answers.
Read MoreEastEnders is shaking up Albert Square with the Queen Vic's sudden auction, set to air in dramatic double episodes on 21 July. Linda Carter's decision to sell the pub triggers fierce competition between Ian and Stacey, as well as new tensions among Walford residents.
Read MoreNoizy, the Albanian music star, made headlines after it emerged he spent about 2.2 million old lek on a personalized car plate. Custom plates with a 6-character combination come with a steep price in Albania, reflecting both high demand and their exclusive reputation. Car enthusiasts see these as a unique status symbol.
Read MoreSpain booked their spot in the Women's EURO 2025 semifinals with a gritty 2-0 win over Switzerland. Despite missing two penalties, goals from Athenea del Castillo and Clàudia Pina pushed the world champions through to their first semifinal since 1997, where they'll face either France or Germany.
Read MoreThe UK government is set to lower the voting age to 16, bringing England in line with Scotland and Wales in a bid to boost voter turnout and political engagement among young people. The move, which still requires parliamentary approval, comes in response to record-low turnout in the 2024 general election and growing calls to engage a digital-first generation.
Read MoreA fierce fire tore through the Worms Head Hotel in Rhossili, Gower, obliterating its roof and large parts of the historic building. Firefighters from six stations managed to evacuate all guests without injury. The family owners, facing emotional and financial loss, vow to rebuild amid uncertainty.
Read MoreJimmy Joe Flint edged out Campbell Hatton in a gritty rematch, defending his junior welterweight title with a second straight points win. Flint’s tactical skills kept Hatton at bay, handing the Mancunian his first career loss and opening tough questions about Hatton’s future in boxing’s crowded ranks.
Read MoreCarlos Alcaraz thanked King Felipe VI for supporting him at the 2025 Wimbledon final, where he lost to Jannik Sinner. The Spanish monarch, who attended alongside British royals, has been a constant source of encouragement for Alcaraz. This ongoing royal support continues to play a key role in Alcaraz’s tennis journey.
Read MoreStephen Welsh is staring at possible shoulder surgery after dislocating it for the fourth time during Celtic's pre-season game against Cork City. Manager Brendan Rodgers voiced concerns about the defender's future, with the repeated injury now threatening squad plans. The situation escalates as Gustaf Lagerbielke exits to Braga.
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