The Price of Free: CapCut's New Terms of Service Raise Big Questions for Creators
Most people never read the terms of service. They're the digital equivalent of the small print on a credit card offer.
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The Price of Free: CapCut's New Terms of Service Raise Big Questions for Creators
Most people never read the terms of service. They're the digital equivalent of the small print on a credit card offer.
Lifestyle
The Town That Trained Seagulls to Queue
It's about seagulls. Specifically, it's about teaching them to queue.
Lifestyle
Britain by the Numbers: The Weird and Wonderful Stats That Make the UK Unique
The UK isn’t just a country of polite queues and biscuit dunking. It's a land of eyebrow-raising statistics.
Entertainment
Tate McRae: From YouTube Videos to Global Arenas
If you’ve kept an eye on pop music over the past few years, Tate McRae is a name that’s hard to miss.
Social
Why British Heatwaves Feel Hotter Than They Are
Every summer, a familiar complaint echoes across Britain: Why does this heat feel so unbearable?
Sport
WWE Night of Champions 2025: Mixed Reactions, Major Twists, and Cultural Tensions in Saudi Arabia
WWE returned to Saudi Arabia this weekend with its latest premium live event, Night of Champions 2025.
Lifestyle
The Bezos Wedding in Venice Is a Grotesque Monument to Billionaire Decadence
While billions struggle to stay afloat, some quite literally, Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez are busy turning Venice into their personal playground of excess.
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6 British Products That Are Surprisingly Banned in Other Countries (Here’s Why)
From haggis and Marmite to Kinder Eggs, there are everyday British staples that raise eyebrows (and red tape) overseas.
Entertainment
What This Means for Video Games
The future of Video Games as AI voice replication becomes common. Discover how this impacts Video Games and actor compensation.
World
Nuclear Tensions Today: Understanding the Risks and Diplomatic Efforts
With renewed rivalries, advanced weapons technology, and evolving military doctrines, many wonder how close the world is to a potential nuclear crisis.
Lifestyle
The Naked Truth About Britain’s Most Exposed Toilet
A Shropshire house with a toilet on the landing goes viral. Is it quirky charm or a sign of how far UK property standards have fallen?
Business
VoltAero HPU 210: The Future of Hybrid Flight Takes Off
VoltAero, the pioneering French aerospace company, is changing the game for general aviation with its cutting-edge hybrid-electric powertrain, the HPU 210.
World
Have We Become Too Reliant on AI?
The ongoing unrest in Los Angeles has escalated, with President Donald Trump deploying the National Guard and Marines in an attempt to clamp down on protests.
Entertainment
Nintendo Switch 2 Launches to Record Sales, Mixed Reviews, and Market Shifts
After months of speculation and mounting anticipation, Nintendo has launched the Switch 2 in the UK and globally/
World
Tensions in Los Angeles as Protests Continue Over ICE Raids
As of Monday morning UK time, Los Angeles remains gripped by unrest following a weekend of violent protests.
World
Ukraine Drone Strike Hits Deep Inside Russia, Damages Strategic Bombers
Ukraine has carried out a far-reaching and highly coordinated drone strike deep within Russian territory, targeting five key airbases and reportedly damaging or destroying dozens of military aircraft.
Entertainment
Leeroy Jenkins at 20: The Accidental Battle Cry That Changed the Internet
It’s hard to believe, but it has now been two decades since a single battle cry.
