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Canterbury has no formal meningitis restrictions, yet the city feels eerily quiet after two deaths and 34 cases linked to a nightclub outbreak. Businesses report plummeting trade as residents and organisers impose their own unofficial lockdown.
BBC presenter Louise Minchin was hospitalised with frostbite after attempting to cycle 300 miles through Canada's Northwest Territories in minus 40 degree conditions, alongside endurance athlete Mimi Anderson.
The HigherDose Red Light Shower Filter combines 10-stage water filtration with built-in red light therapy for $599. The filtration impresses, but the therapy claims deserve more scrutiny than the price tag suggests.
BYD's second-generation Flash Charger delivers 1,500 kW of power, adding around 250 miles of range in five minutes. Here is what it means for UK EV buyers and when Europe might see it.
Karen Hauer, Strictly Come Dancing's longest-serving female professional dancer, has confirmed her departure after 14 years as part of a major BBC shake-up that also sees four other professionals and reportedly both co-hosts leaving the show.
Redundant BrewDog staff at the Castlegate bar in Aberdeen have been told to reapply for their old jobs under new owner Tilray, prompting Unite the Union to label it a fire and rehire scheme.
Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat drops the celebrity cameos but keeps the cringe comedy, turning a fake hot sauce company's corporate retreat into one of 2026's most entertaining hidden-camera shows on Prime Video.
With over 32 new electric models launching in 2026, the EV market is overflowing with choice. Here are the cars that actually matter for UK buyers, from the affordable Kia EV2 to the absurdly powerful Porsche Cayenne Electric.
A cyberattack on Intoxalock, a major US ignition interlock breathalyser provider, has left thousands of drivers stranded after the company's servers were knocked offline on 14 March 2026.
Ronnie O'Sullivan reaches his first ranking final in over two years after a dramatic 6-5 semi-final win over Wu Yize at the World Open, fresh off making snooker history with a record-breaking 153 break.
