Norris gets to 'live that feeling' of being Silverstone winner

Staff at Draughts board game bar in Waterloo, London, are striking every Saturday this month to advocate for increased social interaction with customers, arguing that QR code ordering has diminished their connection and led to reduced tips. The United Voices of the World union supports the workers, highlighting broader issues of zero-hours contracts and exploitation in the hospitality sector. Want More Context? 🔎

PC Phil Neilson of the Met Police was recorded making racist and violent comments during a meeting with an undercover journalist, expressing derogatory views about immigrants and discussing police brutality. The Met's leadership, including Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley, condemned the officers' behavior, affirming a commitment to rooting out such attitudes from the force. Want More Context? 🔎

A self-proclaimed group called the 'Kingdom of Kubala,' led by 'King Atehene' and 'Queen Nandi,' was evicted from council-owned land in Jedburgh, Scotland, after being banned by the Selkirk Sheriff Court. The trio, who live-streamed their eviction, had previously been removed from private land and faced concerns from local authorities regarding their lifestyle and claims of heritage. Want More Context? 🔎

G-A-Y on Old Compton Street, an iconic LGBT club in London, is closing due to rent issues and the area losing its identity, as lamented by owner Jeremy Joseph. The decision follows a rent increase tied to the nearby Heaven nightclub and reflects broader challenges in the hospitality sector, particularly affecting LGBT venues amid a changing Soho landscape. Want More Context? 🔎

Elon Musk has become the world's first person to surpass a net worth of $500 billion, primarily due to a significant rise in Tesla's shares, which increased by over 20% in the past year. Despite facing personal controversies, including strained family relations, investors are optimistic as Musk refocuses on business ambitions, including selling AI robots and expanding Tesla's market reach. Want More Context? 🔎

Sir Lindsay Hoyle's Travel Expenses Sir Lindsay Hoyle, Speaker of the House of Commons, incurred over £56,000 in travel expenses for various international trips from November 2024 to July 2025, including business class flights and luxury accommodations in countries like Malaysia and Ukraine. Notably, his most expensive trip was to Malaysia, costing £8,286, while dining expenses at upscale restaurants further added to the bill. Want More Context? 🔎