Author: Cormac Fitzwilliam

Vogue Williams enters I'm A Celebrity amid split rumors as husband Spencer Matthews, who was famously removed from the show in 2016 for steroid use, stays silent. Her absence from social media sparks speculation.

Joe Walsh auctions 800+ personal items—including his Duesenberg guitar and James Gang jacket—at the Troubadour on Dec 16–17, 2025, with proceeds benefiting VetsAid, the veterans charity he founded.

The DWP automatically pays £10 Christmas Bonus to 14 million UK benefit recipients during the first full week of December — no application needed. Eligible benefits include State Pension, PIP, and Carer’s Allowance.

Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood was granted conditional bail after facing 15 charges of rape and sexual assault spanning 1983–2016 in London, reigniting scrutiny of historical abuse in British media following the Savile scandal.

Jake Moody’s 38‑yard game‑winner lifts the Chicago Bears to a 20‑19 win over the Washington Commanders in rain‑soaked Monday Night Football.

U.S. physicists John Clarke, Michel Devoret and John Martinis win the 2025 Nobel for macroscopic quantum tunnelling, paving the way for quantum computers and sensors.

Google’s Gemini is reshaping pre-wedding shoots by helping couples and photographers plan concepts, moods, and shot lists fast. This feature breaks down how to write effective prompts and offers 10 free, location-rich ideas—from royal forts to lakeside chapels. Practical shooting notes, styling cues, and ethical tips make the AI-powered planning process clear and useful.

Heathrow’s Terminal 4 was shut for over three hours after a suspected hazardous materials incident triggered an evening evacuation. Police, the fire brigade, and ambulance crews responded, treating 21 people for minor issues, with one taken to hospital. No hazardous substance was found. The terminal reopened at 8:27 PM, but delays stretched past midnight and investigations continue.

Alright, my lovely townie-racers, here comes the downside of our two-wheeled adrenaline rush. First off, our sweet towns aren't built for the Tour de France, so expect a lot of traffic disruptions and road closures. Then, there's the safety aspect - dodging Mrs. Johnson's poodle or little Timmy's flying soccer ball is a unique urban challenge! Not to forget the hefty costs for town councils to organise such events, transforming our peaceful streets into a makeshift racecourse. Lastly, the environmental impact can't be ignored. We're talking litter, noise pollution and the carbon footprint of those not-so-green support vehicles. So, let's tread lightly on those pedals, folks!

In my experience, an exercise bicycle can absolutely help you lose weight. It's a great tool for burning calories, particularly if you're able to maintain a high-intensity workout. However, weight loss also involves a balanced diet and overall lifestyle changes. Keep in mind that everyone's body responds differently to exercise, so find a routine that works best for you. Ultimately, consistency is key when it comes to weight loss and exercise bikes can certainly be part of a successful strategy.