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The Terror returns with its third season, Devil in Silver, starring Dan Stevens as a man committed to a psychiatric hospital. The six-episode season arrives on Sky and NOW from August 23.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla, along with the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children, attended a Sunday church service at Crathie Kirk near Balmoral, greeted by a guard of honour and a crowd of onlookers. The outing comes days after news emerged of Prince Harry's planned return to the UK, with reports of private family discussions.
After an unusually hot, dry summer, wildlife specialists at outdoor furniture firm TDP are urging gardeners to leave shallow dishes or saucers of fresh water to help hedgehogs and other animals recover from dehydration. The advice includes topping up water on hot days, providing shade, and ensuring ponds have escape routes to prevent drowning.
Newcastle United host Liverpool in the Premier League opener on Sunday, August 23, with both clubs debuting new managers. Matthias Jaissle takes charge of a much-changed Newcastle, while Andoni Iraola begins his Liverpool tenure. The match airs on Sky Sports in the UK and USA Network in the US.
A new study analyzing UK Biobank data finds that babies born during sugar rationing in post-war Britain had lower rates of several cancers in adulthood, along with slower biological aging. Researchers suggest both early nutritional programming and lasting dietary habits may explain the long-term effects.
Steve Hanke, an applied economics professor at Johns Hopkins University for nearly 60 years, tells Business Insider he has no problem detecting AI-generated student work, calling himself an 'old fox' who finds it 'very easy' to spot chatbot output. Drusilla Blackman, a former admissions dean at Harvard and Columbia, agrees that AI use is often evident to educators, while Business Insider has reported some teachers are moving to AI-resistant assignments and handwritten work.
Reports point to a September 9 launch event for the iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max, and a foldable iPhone, with pre-orders expected September 12 and sales September 18. The standard iPhone 18 may not arrive until spring 2027.
Actor-producer Mukesh Khanna has again sparked debate by demanding that 'Vande Mataram' replace 'Jana Gana Mana' as India's national anthem, claiming the latter was written during British rule and refers to George V. He also reiterated his earlier, widely challenged assertion that the song was a tribute to Queen Elizabeth, and called for greater national significance for 'Vande Mataram' while criticizing the emphasis on English education. The controversy has drawn responses from Sharmila Tagore and Kangana Ranaut.
Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that Kaleb Cooper is giving him the silent treatment after the flax harvest at Diddly Squat farm went badly wrong, the latest in a series of failed ventures including rabbit breeding and herb growing. The failures come as British farmers face what has been described as the 'worst harvest within living memory' due to relentless heatwaves, prompting Clarkson to explore alternative crops and experts to weigh in on climate change's impact on farming.
Tesco Clubcard members are being reminded that around £11 million in vouchers will expire at 11.59pm on August 31. The supermarket has urged shoppers to check their accounts, and has highlighted ways to boost the value of vouchers through reward partners.
Three electric vehicle organisations are calling on the government to require independent battery health assessments for all used EVs, arguing it would boost consumer confidence and accelerate the second-hand market.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian acknowledged on Sunday that Iran is facing 'many problems' as the US prepares to announce new sanctions. Pezeshkian blamed US President Donald Trump for imposing 'crushing and terrifying sanctions' amid a 'full-scale economic, military and security war'. The US has vowed to bring about the 'collapse' of the Iranian regime.
Aston Villa suffered one of the worst opening halves in Premier League history, falling 4-0 behind at Brighton before Joao Gomes was sent off on his debut. The collapse came amid a summer of heavy squad turnover, with Ollie Watkins and Emi Martinez left out amid transfer speculation.
The Met Office has warned of widespread thunderstorms and heavy rain across the UK this week, with a 'Spanish plume' described as the UK's most explosive weather phenomenon set to bring downpours to over 130 areas. Forecasters caution that up to 30mm of rain could fall in a few hours, with higher totals possible, while drought-hit regions welcome the relief. The unsettled conditions are expected to persist into the weekend and early September.
Tata Steel's Llanwern plant in South Wales is operating at about half capacity as a surge of cheap galvanised steel imports from Asia, aided by increased tariff-free quotas, undercuts UK production. Workers face downtime, and union leaders warn of job losses and risks to the company's planned electric arc furnace transition at Port Talbot.
August 23 has witnessed pivotal events across centuries, from the execution of William Wallace to the landmark case of John Geoghan that exposed church scandal. Recent decades include tragedies and legal turning points, shaping modern discourse.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh laid the foundation stone for five brownfield expansion projects of Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) and Yantra India Ltd in West Bengal, with a combined investment of nearly Rs 3,500 crore. Singh highlighted India's potential to become a global shipbuilding hub, citing a vacuum in the industry, while West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari criticized previous governments for not cooperating with the Centre.
Eddie Hearn has responded to Tyson Fury's suggestion that Anthony Joshua is trying to pull out of their November heavyweight clash, stating that both fighters are bound by a signed contract. The promoter also addressed ongoing venue disputes and revealed Joshua has agreed to a pay cut by opting out of additional clauses.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Russia will draft 300,000 additional troops after parliamentary elections in mid-September, potentially reaching 500,000 by 2027. He describes it as a 'peripheral mobilisation' avoiding central cities, and warns of heavy Russian losses, while also highlighting air defence shortages and funding gaps.
Sarang Hyder, coordinator of the Europe chapter of the Voice for Missing Persons of Sindh, has urged activists from several communities to join a London protest on August 30 marking the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances. The demonstration, organized by the Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement, will take place near 10 Downing Street, with Hyder alleging that more than 100 Sindhi political activists are missing or held by Pakistani agencies.