Australian singer-songwriter and Australian Idol judge Amy Shark discusses the challenges of sustained fame, the music industry's struggles with copyright, and the pressure of constant creativity as she prepares to release her fourth album, "Soft Pop."
Japanese DJ Yousuke Yukimatsu, diagnosed with a brain tumor a decade ago, has transformed his life to focus on DJing. Now in remission, he uses his platform to spread hope and advocate for peace through his eclectic musical sets, influencing a new generation of artists.
Wade S. Christofferson, a 73-year-old former Mormon church leader, pleaded guilty in a US federal court in Ohio to coercing and enticing minors. The charges stem from incidents involving two young girls, one in Utah and another in Ohio, with investigations initiated after a sexually explicit FaceTime call and subsequent reports.
England narrowly avoided a World Cup upset against the Democratic Republic of the Congo, securing a 2-1 victory to advance to the last 16. Despite trailing for much of the match and facing criticism for their performance, two late goals from Harry Kane secured the win.
Three individuals reflect on the Brexit vote, its aftermath, and the UK's future relationship with the EU. They discuss the initial anger and confusion, the rise of racism, the lack of planning by Leave campaigners, and the ongoing debate about rejoining the EU.
Ten years after Brexit, columnist Larry Elliott restates his leftwing case for leaving the EU, arguing Europe isn't working economically and Brexit offers an opportunity for Britain to pursue a different economic model.
A decade after the Brexit vote, the economic impact remains disputed. Reports by Allianz Research and Deutsche Bank suggest resilience but no revival, with estimated GDP shortfalls of 2-4% and lasting trade and investment damage, yet also highlight UK service sector strengths.
Lionel Messi, at 39, breaks the World Cup all-time scoring record with 18 goals, leading Argentina to a 2-0 win over Austria, despite initially missing a penalty.
A decade after the 2016 Brexit referendum, the UK's economy has not seen a post-exit boost, with GDP reduced by an estimated 6-8%. Sterling has fallen significantly, and stock markets lag behind the US. Immigration patterns have shifted, with fewer EU citizens arriving and increased migration from non-EU states.
Lionel Messi broke the World Cup all-time scoring record with his 17th goal against Austria, a match where he also missed a penalty. He later scored his 18th, capping a remarkable career resurgence that has seen him lead Argentina to multiple major titles since reversing his 2016 international retirement.
British PM Keir Starmer has resigned following pressure from Labour members. Germany, a key partner on Ukraine policy and post-Brexit EU relations, expressed regret. Trade between Germany and the UK has significantly declined since Brexit, impacting defense cooperation as well.
Ten years after the Brexit vote, UK consumers face higher grocery bills, increased costs for traveling with pets, complex postage rules, and new mobile roaming charges. Passport validity rules and higher education exchange programs have also been impacted.
A new survey reveals two-thirds of EU citizens would support the UK rejoining the bloc, while most UK voters believe Brexit has negatively impacted key issues and desire closer ties, including free movement.
Ebbw Vale, a town that received significant EU funding for regeneration after its steelworks closed, voted overwhelmingly for Brexit. Despite new facilities and tech firms, the area remains economically depressed, with residents citing a sense of being left behind and struggling with the cost of living.
Ten years after the UK's Brexit vote, this report examines five key areas – Nissan Sunderland, the Thames flotilla, blue passports, care home workers, and the City of London – to assess the lasting impacts of leaving the EU on Britain's politics, economy, and international relations.
Turkish writer Ece Temelkuran discusses her new book, "Nation of Strangers," exploring the political power of "home" and the concept of "unhomed" individuals. She shares her personal experience of exile from Turkey due to political threats, her decision to write in English, and her views on the rise of fascism and the left's failure to address emotional responses in politics.
Elon Musk's Boring Company, promising revolutionary underground transport, has delivered an underwhelming experience in Las Vegas. The Vegas Loop, a network of tunnels for Teslas, operates at low speeds with limited capacity and few passengers, failing to alleviate congestion or offer a viable public transit alternative. Critics point to overpromising, lack of regulatory oversight, and a focus on private funding over public need.
Ten years after Jo Cox's murder, her sister Kim Leadbeater fears political discourse has worsened, marked by increased intolerance, far-right unrest, and online abuse. Experts and MPs discuss the shift from economic to identity politics, amplified by social media, and the challenges of fostering constructive dialogue.
Ten years after Jo Cox's murder, her sister Kim Leadbeater fears "kinder, gentler politics" has failed, with intolerance and division worsening. Experts cite identity politics, social media, and scapegoating as key drivers. Politicians face increased threats, impacting recruitment and safety.
Ten years after its release, Paul Feig's Ghostbusters reboot is being re-evaluated not as a casualty of "IP wars" and online misogyny, but as a warm, inclusive, and dazzling piece of art. Despite initial vitriol, the film's legacy is shifting towards its positive portrayal of female friendship and its moral message.
Peru's presidential election sees Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez competing, with insecurity and crime as top voter concerns, fueled by extortion and homicides.
Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko stated that domestic medicine has made a colossal leap in the last ten years, driven by advancements in AI, new energy types, drugs, manufacturing, cellular technologies, and molecular diagnostics.
Lalit Modi candidly shared his love story with Minal Sagrani, a woman ten years his senior, divorced with a child. Their relationship faced family opposition and public scrutiny but was sustained by deep mutual understanding and love, with Modi regretting his emotional absence after her passing.
A decade after Muhammad Ali's death, his painting of the UN headquarters serves as a daily reminder of his commitment to peace and the "rent" of service to others.
