Thursday, 28 May 2026

Surging bills and Ed Miliband's energy zealotry will push Labour out of power



ANALYSIS - DAVID WILLIAMSON: Leaving UK oil and gas fields untapped when bills are skyrocketing and imports vulnerable will strike cash-strapped Brits as insane

Huge Steam Deck price increase doesn't bode well for Steam Machine



Unsurprisingly, Valve blames the new price increases on rising memory costs.

Wednesday, 27 May 2026

Rachel Reeves is presenting herself as the champion of UK business - who is she kidding?



Rachel Reeves presents herself as the champion of British business but critics say she's done more harm than good, says Deputy Political Editor Steph Spyro

Robert Jenrick blamed for air con ban as Britain swelters in record summer heat



Robert Jenrick has been blamed for creating an effective ban on air conditioning when serving as Housing Secretary as Britain swelters in record heat.

Outrage as Labour hands over more taxpayer cash to Mauritius: 'Beggars belief'



Critics have accused the Government of prioritising overseas spending while British families struggle with rising food inflation and energy bills.

Tuesday, 26 May 2026

Forget Milburn report, this is real reason nearly one million young people are not working



OPINION - ESTHER MCVEY: We don't need another report from a Blairite dinosaur to tell us things are going badly wrong in the jobs market

'Cinematic masterpiece' war film as good as Saving Private Ryan is must-watch



The classic drama is widely considered one of the greatest war films ever made and is now streaming on Amazon Prime

Subnautica 2 update adds extra silver to early game map - plus more patch notes



Fans will be pleased to hear that performance is also improved on Epic Settings.

Sunday, 24 May 2026

'Masterpiece' gangster film ‘as good as’ The Godfather now on Amazon Prime



A 'masterpiece' gangster film that has been hailed by some as being 'as good as' The Godfather is now on streaming services

Keir Starmer accused of steering clear of Benefits Street to 'save his own skin'



The embattled Prime Minister is accused of ducking welfare reform to avoid a row with his own party

Gary Barlow names worst Take That song in startling admission



The songwriter helped Take That release their first ever single in 1991.

'Culture of fear' expose in music industry as ticket prices skyrocket



Outcry at the sale of tickets for Oasis reunion concerts put the spotlight on the industry as pressure mounts for the competition authority to investigate