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Entertainment · 22 September 2026

Pulse Film Founders Accuse Vice of ‘Creative Bankruptcy’ Over Unpaid $20‑Million ‘Script’

Celia Marsh, London desk

The co‑founders of Pulse Films claim Vice Media still owes them more than £20 million from the 2021 sale, and have taken the dispute to court, alleging a ‘creative cash‑flow cliff’.

Entertainment · 22 September 2026

Apple Unveils Music Hall in Battersea, Promises Fans Won’t Need an iPhone to Find the Exit

Celia Marsh, London desk

Apple announced a state‑of‑the‑art live‑music venue at Battersea Power Station, pitching intimate gigs and a digital‑friendly ambience while insisting it isn’t a hostile takeover of the local club scene.

Sports · 22 September 2026

Wood’s knee throws a tantrum: England’s fast‑bowling brigade forced into a bench‑warmers’ rehearsal

Celia Marsh, London desk

England’s leading quick has retired from the national side after a knee injury, leaving the team to contemplate life without his thunder‑clap deliveries. The ECB scrambles for a replacement while fans rehearse their…

Entertainment · 22 September 2026

British Museum Declares Tapestry a No‑Phone Zone, Citing 'Queue‑Induced Trauma'

Celia Marsh, London desk

The British Museum has outlawed photography of the Bayeux Tapestry, claiming that tourists' shutter clicks were turning the medieval masterpiece into a human traffic jam.

Health · 22 September 2026

NHS Rolls Out ‘Martha’s Rule’ to Every A&E – Because Even the Waiting Room Wants a Second Opinion

Celia Marsh, London desk

The NHS will extend Martha’s Rule, letting patients, relatives and staff request a review of care, to every Accident & Emergency department across England, sparking a wave of bureaucratic optimism and a few extra forms…

Politics · 22 September 2026

Reform UK Wales Switches Gears After Arrest, Welcomes Helen Jenner as New Leader

Iris Quay, London desk

Following Dan Thomas’s arrest, Reform UK in Wales has installed Helen Jenner as its fresh face, while Nigel Farage dismisses the episode as a minor bump and vows to keep the party chugging along.

Business · 22 September 2026

Prestwick’s ‘Fix‑It’ Fiasco: Airlines Call for Air‑Traffic Accountability After a Second Round of Delays

Iris Quay, London desk

When the technical hiccup at Prestwick re‑emerges, airlines demand accountability while passengers watch the sky‑high drama unfold. NATS assures a fix, but the theatre of delays goes on.

Sports · 22 September 2026

Swiss captain’s passport to the pitch hits a Covid‑19 speed‑bump: Xhaka’s faux vaccine saga stalls training

Celia Marsh, London desk

Switzerland’s Granit Xhaka is under investigation after admitting to a bogus Covid‑19 vaccine certificate, costing him a place at the national camp and prompting a flurry of paperwork in the SFV’s chilly corridors.

Sports · 22 September 2026

Celtic's O'Neill Still at the Platform – No Departure Announced

Reginald Penny, London desk

Martin O'Neill remains on the Celtic platform, with Paul Lambert suggesting he would be shocked if the veteran were to be sacked, while the board and fans wait for the whistle to sound.