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In 2024, Lancashire friends outgrew a small gaming shed and built a £2,000-plus replacement from scratch with an 18-foot table and a memorial to a friend; two years later, it won Britain’s Shed of the Year

In 2024, Lancashire friends outgrew a small gaming shed and built a £2,000-plus replacement from scratch with an 18-foot table and a memorial to a friend; two years later, it won Britain’s Shed of the Year

The shed features an 18-foot gaming table, storage for equipment and miniatures, and a tea-making station. A garden shed built by a group of friends in Lancashire for their tabletop gaming sessions has won Britain’s 2026 Shed of the Year competition. Known as Otty’s Hobby Shed 2.0, the building belongs to Chris Otterburn and serves…

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‘Suspended over repeated violations’: Taliban takes BBC radio services off air in Afghanistan

‘Suspended over repeated violations’: Taliban takes BBC radio services off air in Afghanistan

The Taliban on Monday accused the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) of “repeated violations” as it suspended the broadcaster’s FM radio services in Afghanistan.“BBC’s activities have been suspended for the time being due to repeated violations committed by it,” Khubib Ghufran, the spokesperson for the Afghan Taliban government’s information and culture ministry, told Reuters.However, he did…

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Nuremberg Airport Flight Operations: Germany’s Nuremberg Airport suspends flights after suspected aviation emergency

Nuremberg Airport Flight Operations: Germany’s Nuremberg Airport suspends flights after suspected aviation emergency

Germany’s Nuremberg Airport suspends flights as police investigate suspected air emergency (representative image) Germany’s Nuremberg Airport temporarily suspended flight operations on Tuesday after police received a report of a suspected aviation emergency shortly before a flight from the Greek island of Corfu was due to land.The aircraft landed safely, but operations remained suspended as police…

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Arnold Schwarzenegger’s childhood home became a museum after an investor bought it for about 6,000; it now welcomes visitors to explore his bodybuilding, film and political career | World News

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s childhood home became a museum after an investor bought it for about $656,000; it now welcomes visitors to explore his bodybuilding, film and political career | World News

Arnold Schwarzenegger grew up in a modest house in Thal, near Graz in Austria. Decades later, the building became a museum dedicated to his journey from a young bodybuilding enthusiast to a Hollywood action star and California governor. Austrian investor Christian Baha acquired the former family residence at auction in 2009 for a reported €460,000,…

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Donald Trump: Most Americans think Donald Trump is profiting from presidency unethically or illegally, finds poll

Donald Trump: Most Americans think Donald Trump is profiting from presidency unethically or illegally, finds poll

File photo: US President Donald Trump dances at a campaign rally at the Covelli Centre, in Youngstown, Ohio (Picture credit: AP) Most Americans believe US President Donald Trump is profiting from his presidency in ways that are either illegal or unethical, while a majority also think he has prioritised his personal financial interests over helping…

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In 2010, Ben Affleck co-founded Eastern Congo Initiative; by 2024, programmes it supported were delivering over 100 million litres of clean water across 10 service zones in eastern Congo

In 2010, Ben Affleck co-founded Eastern Congo Initiative; by 2024, programmes it supported were delivering over 100 million litres of clean water across 10 service zones in eastern Congo

Hollywood actor Ben Affleck co-founded the Eastern Congo Initiative (ECI) in 2010 to support locally led development in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). By 2024, initiatives supported by the organisation were delivering more than 100 million litres of clean water across 10 service zones in eastern Congo, according to ECI’s official website. The organisation…

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Conor Shea sets a Guinness World Record by assembling Mr Potato Head blindfolded in 7.91 seconds to raise awareness of Usher Syndrome | World News

Conor Shea sets a Guinness World Record by assembling Mr Potato Head blindfolded in 7.91 seconds to raise awareness of Usher Syndrome | World News

PC: X Post (University of Louisville Philanthropy & Alumni Engagement) Conor Shea from the USA has set a Guinness World Records title by assembling Mr Potato Head while blindfolded in just 7.91 seconds. He achieved the record in Louisville, Kentucky, USA, on 7 February 2026. His attempt was not only about speed but also aimed…

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Who is Ranjeev Puri? Indian-American eyes historic Michigan House Speaker post in US midterms

Who is Ranjeev Puri? Indian-American eyes historic Michigan House Speaker post in US midterms

Indian-origin Michigan lawmaker Ranjeev Puri. Indian-origin Michigan lawmaker Ranjeev Puri is hoping to make history by becoming the first Indian-American to serve as Speaker of a state House in the United States. His prospects depend on whether Democrats can wrest control of the Michigan House of Representatives from Republicans in the November 3 elections.Puri, 42,…

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Venomous snakes are more likely than non-venomous species to have conspicuous colours; researchers suggest that visibility may play a role in how predators recognise potential danger

The research examined more than 450 snake species from around the world. Rather than looking at colour in isolation, researchers considered how snakes appeared against the backgrounds of their natural habitats. In the wild, survival often depends on staying out of sight. But for some snakes, the opposite may be true. A flash of red,…

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Nuclear sites fortified, loyalists rallied: Iran braces for possible US attacks after midterms

Nuclear sites fortified, loyalists rallied: Iran braces for possible US attacks after midterms

File photo: Iranian missiles are displayed next to a banner with a picture of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, on a street in Tehran, Iran Iran has strengthened defences around sensitive nuclear sites and stepped up efforts to rally domestic support as it prepares for possible renewed US strikes after the November 3 midterm elections,…

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