, GRAMMY Award-winning rock band OK Go releases Oh No (Extra Nice Edition), arriving digitally and on vinyl via Capitol Records. The arrival comes as the band’s beloved 2005 breakthrough album Oh No has officially been certified Gold by the RIAA, while its iconic lead
Could being in a delivery drone corridor soon boost the value of your house? A new Parcelhero industry report, ‘Delivering the Future’, predicts how deliveries will keep shrinking to minutes by 2030. It also explores far-future scenarios stretching from underground freight tunnels to quantum teleportation.
This January, these two titans of the shoegaze and post-punk genres will go head-to-head at eight venues across the UK. Tickets are on sale this Friday at 10AM. Further details below. Masterminded by Scottish brothers Jim and William Reid in 1983, The Jesus and Mary
Nominees for the 2026 Betfred Championship Player of the Year can be confirmed today ahead of Rugby League Awards night in Manchester on Tuesday 29 September. Josh Drinkwater (Oldham RLFC), Connor Robinson (Doncaster RLFC) and Gairo Voro (London Broncos) form the shortlist following a poll
City law firm DMH Stallard has advised BDX Group Ltd and Socrates Holdings Ltd on the successful acquisition of Socrates Imaging B.V. and Socrates Imaging Ltd, marking a significant milestone in the growth strategy of the group. Led by BDX Group, the transaction supports its
Comics & Games was born 60 years ago today, and to mark the date, the full programme for its Diamond Anniversary has been unveiled. The festival runs from Wednesday 28 October to Sunday 1 November across the streets, squares and historic buildings of Lucca. This
Today, Daisy Harris has released her sophomore record, ‘Shula’. Sonically, ‘Shula’ demonstrates a marked shift from the lilac-tinged Olivia Rodrigo-esque offerings found within 2024’s ‘Man Of The Year’ EP, and takes a dive into the swirling, ethereal sounds of Cocteau Twins, and adopts the striking
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp has claimed that the undetected arrival of two small boats carrying illegal migrants last week shows that Shabana Mahmood “has no control of our borders”. He told The Camilla Tominey Show on GB News: “It does show that Shabana Mahmood
40 employees from Amazon’s fulfilment centre in Manchester have assembled palliative care comfort boxes for dementia and end-of-life patients at local hospitals. The boxes are being donated to Manchester Foundation Trust Charity, an organisation that supports patients and families across Manchester hospitals by funding projects
Manchester City head into the international break top of the Premier League and three points clear. New coach Enzo Maresca extended his perfect winning start to the season to five games, and the fifth win was not straightforward. City twice squandered the lead against Sunderland,
