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Hurricane Erin Explodes Into Category 5: Warnings Issued as 2025’s First Major Atlantic Storm Threatens Coast
Hurricane Erin has become 2025’s first Category 5 Atlantic hurricane, rapidly intensifying over unusually warm waters. The storm peaked at 160 mph winds, caused deadly flooding in Cape Verde, and now threatens the U.S. East Coast with dangerous surf and rip currents. Scientists connect its rapid growth to climate change.
MoreNicola Sturgeon Memoir Hyped as Obama-Level: Is It Really Comparable?
Pan Macmillan claims Nicola Sturgeon's memoir 'Frankly' matches Barack Obama's famed 'Dreams From My Father' in insight and style. Critics see this as marketing hype. Sturgeon's story focuses on Scottish politics, while Obama’s broke new ground in discussing identity and history.
MoreBank of England Chief Economist Warns Against Fast-Track UK Interest Rate Cuts
The Bank of England’s chief economist has voiced concern over cutting UK interest rates too aggressively. This comes as the bank recently lowered rates and faces pressure to boost the economy. He warns that moving too quickly could backfire for inflation and growth.
MoreBallon d'Or 2025 Nominees: Ousmane Dembélé Leads PSG Surge After Champions League Glory
The Ballon d'Or 2025 nominee list is out, with PSG's Ousmane Dembélé sitting at the top thanks to a landmark season and Champions League heroics. Raphinha, Salah, and Bellingham are strong rivals, and coaches Luis Enrique and Hansi Flick headline the managerial race. The final winners are set for a September reveal.
MoreJonathan Edwards Refuses Plaid Cymru Return After Domestic Abuse Row Erupts
Jonathan Edwards has refused to rejoin Plaid Cymru's Westminster group following backlash over his return after a domestic abuse caution. The controversy drew strong criticism from his wife and led party leaders to push for Edwards' resignation, exposing deep divisions over handling such cases within the party.
MoreInter Miami Faces Uncertainty Over Busquets as Mascherano Confirms Messi Renewal
Javier Mascherano says Lionel Messi's contract with Inter Miami is secure but Sergio Busquets' future is still uncertain, sparking speculation and fan debate. With Busquets' contract close to ending and no extension yet, Rodrigo De Paul is rumored as a possible replacement.
MoreChris Appleton Breaks Down the Glow-Down: Why Dialed-Back Hair Trends Are In
Instead of chasing glossy, high-glam hair looks, some stars are opting for the 'glow-down'—a movement toward more relaxed, understated styles. Celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton offers fresh insight on why pulling off a glow-down can be more impactful than you think and shares tips for embracing this trend.
MoreEmergency Landing at Birmingham Airport Leaves Passengers Stranded as Flights Delayed for Hours
A light aircraft owned by Woodgate Aviation suffered a collapsed landing gear at Birmingham Airport, forcing an emergency landing that disrupted flights for over 24 hours. One person had minor injuries. Thousands endured cancellations and delays as airport staff managed the scene.
MoreHoward Stern Faces SiriusXM Exit as Contract Talks Stall Over Money, Politics, and Ratings
Howard Stern's nearly two-decade run at SiriusXM could be ending as his $500 million contract expires in 2025. SiriusXM is reluctant to meet Stern's high financial demands amid dwindling audience numbers and political controversies. The show's fate reflects shifting priorities and cost-cutting at the network.
MoreKeir Starmer Pushes Back on Tax Rise Predictions as Labour Eyes Economic Relief
Keir Starmer has pushed back against claims of major tax hikes, emphasizing Labour's drive to improve living standards. He pointed to interest rate cuts and wage rises as signs of economic stabilization, and promised details in the Autumn budget focused on household relief.
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