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London has not experienced the best of Liam Gallagher. The waits are finally over as Oasis return to London and have started the first of seven sold-out nights at Wembley. Liam and his brother Noel have finally decided to take the stage hand-in-hand, and it was approximately 16 years to the day since they last played in the stadium. In September, Oasis confirmed their reunion gigs were fixed to take place across the UK. As fans prepared to spend thousands on tickets, they said, “This is it, this is happening”.After that, North American dates were revealed. The brothers declared they were…
Social networking platforms have become more than spaces that allow people to connect with colleagues and friends. In fact, these legacy uses have fallen out of favour. Today, Gen Z uses social networks for entertainment, support, and even to find like-minded people. The CEO and founder of Soul App, Zhang Lu, realized early on that artificial intelligence could play an important role when it comes to meeting these new-age expectations. While social networks still do a good job of keeping users informed and connected, they can be hugely distracting, not to mention that they also feel impersonal. And, this has…
A new political party is being launched by former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn in an effort to “take on the rich and powerful” and advocate for income redistribution. The unnamed group, according to the independent MP for Islington North, would provide a counter to the “control freaks” of Labour and the “dangerously divisive” policies of Reform UK. Before this, Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, who recently left Labour to become an independent MP, released a joint statement that read: “It’s time for a new kind of political party– one that belongs to you.”Responding to the launch, a Labour Party source said:…
BrewDog, the well-known Scottish craft beer company, is set to close 10 of its bars across the UK. This includes its flagship pub in Aberdeen, as well as locations in Leeds, Sheffield, London (Camden, Shoreditch, Shepherd’s Bush), Brighton, Dundee, Oxford, and York. The closures are scheduled to take place on July 26, 2025. The company described the decision as a “rationalisation” and part of a broader restructuring of its bar estate. BrewDong says that despite the hard work of their teams, it was not possible to keep these bars commercially viable. They cited persistent industry challenges, including rising costs and difficult…
Britain announced on Monday that it would re-examine employee payments to retirement and begin an assessment of raising the state pension age, which is a crucial component of the public budget.According to a 2014 law, the British government is required to examine retirement age every six years, taking into account economic and demographic variables. Every six years, the state pension age, which is now 66, must be reviewed by the government.The new one that was unveiled today is scheduled to be completed in 2029, while the previous one ended in 2023. Based on variables like life expectancy, the study will…
A major tragedy struck Korea as a Jeju Air passenger plane crashed while landing at Muan International Airport. The plane was flying from Bangkok, Thailand, to the southwestern region of South Korea. There were 181 people on board. Most of them were South Korean, returning from Christmas holidays. Two passengers were from Thailand. The aircraft was a Boeing 737-800, operated by Jeju Air. The accident happened on December 29. The plane tried to land around 9:30 a.m. local time. As it approached, the control tower warned the pilot about possible bird activity. A few minutes later, the pilot sent a “mayday” alert.…
The UK’s largest cruise line, P&O Cruises, will welcome its biggest ship, MS Iona, into Southampton this weekend. The arrival is set to draw crowds to the port city and mark a highlight for British cruising this summer.MS Iona is one of the most advanced cruise ships in the world. She was built by Meyer Werft in Germany and delivered to P&O Cruises at a cost of 730 million euros. This ship stretches over 344 meters in length and has an impressive 184,049 gross tonnage. This makes Iona not just the biggest ship in the P&O Cruises fleet but also the…
Every office has its rhythm: emails flowing, calls buzzing, reports being written, printed, and shared. But in the background of this organised noise, there’s something quieter going on, the question of what we leave behind. And more importantly, who might see it? What’s left behind matters In an age where data leaks can start with a misplaced document, security is no longer just an IT problem. It’s about the real, physical papers we deal with every day. There’s still plenty of printed material floating around most workplaces. And not all of it should end up in the recycling bin, unguarded.…
Running a small business often involves dealing with financial challenges that arise unexpectedly. Cash flow gaps can occur at difficult times, such as when clients delay payment, equipment breaks down, or sales drop suddenly. In such moments, business owners must act quickly to secure funding to keep operations running smoothly. For those with imperfect credit histories, the problem becomes more complicated, especially when traditional lenders are slow to respond or unwilling to help. This is why exploring fast and flexible emergency funding options that reflect the day-to-day realities of business life is essential. When Cash Flow Interruptions Disrupt Business Stability…
XRP has made headlines lately with a powerful rally. On July 18, 2025, its price broke an all-time high above $3.60. This move comes as the entire crypto market enters a new bull phase, with investor sentiment improving and new regulations in Washington giving hope to many in the industry.Recent U.S. House approval of new crypto-friendly bills and the overall 4 trillion dollar surge in the global crypto market helped lift XRP and other major digital assets. In the past week, XRP’s price increased by over 30%. The token now trades around $3.60 and briefly touched new highs. Analysts cite institutional…