49 h. ago Fallout 5's "obvious" setting would be New Vegas, says Fallout: London lead, but it's not the location he'd choose: "I would say Texas"

Fallout 5's "obvious" setting would be New Vegas, says Fallout: London lead, but it's not the location he'd choose: "I would say Texas"  GamesRadar+

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51 h. ago Fallout London lead says its time for Bethesda to “look at selling off” the series as “the writing has just gone downhill”

Fallout London lead says its time for Bethesda to “look at selling off” the series as “the writing has just gone downhill”  FRVR

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2 d. ago Fallout: London lead thinks Bethesda has "probably gone one game too far" with Elder Scrolls and Fallout: "It's time to go off into the sunset and look at selling off your IP"

Fallout: London lead thinks Bethesda has "probably gone one game too far" with Elder Scrolls and Fallout: "It's time to go off into the sunset and look at selling off your IP"  GamesRadar+

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3 d. ago PSG 'target £107m Chelsea star unsettled by Enzo Maresca's exit'

Enzo Maresca was sacked by the west London club on New Year's Day after an explosive fallout with Chelsea's hierarchy, leading to the appointment of new head coach Liam Rosenior last week.

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4 d. ago I’m a crime writer. Here’s why we make the best Traitors contestants

Barrister turned novelist Harriet Tyce is playing a blinder in the fourth series of the show. As a thriller writer myself, I recognise the traits that make her such a formidable FaithfulThis time last year a rumour swept through the close-knit British crime-writing community, not whispered in a quiet moment in the billiard room but shared on group chats and message boards. The producers of The Traitors were recruiting contestants for 2026, and wanted one of us to take part. Of course they did! The Traitors is a controlled, lower-stakes, stylised version of the golden age country house whodunnit, which is itself a controlled, lower-stakes, stylised version of real-life murder. It is crime writers’ job to examine the dark side of human behaviour. Betrayal of trust and manipulation are all in a day’s work. We often write from multiple perspectives, identifying with victim, perp and detective, giving us a unique kind of empathy. We spent the rest of the year wondering who it would be. (...

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4 d. ago 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple review: 'fully embraces its bizarro British heritage'

American filmmaker Nia DaCosta brings an outsider’s eye to Danny Boyle’s apocalyptic zombie series while preserving the things that make it special, writes Alistair Harkness

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4 d. ago New Red Arrows leader announced as woman to lead display team for first time

For the first time in Red Arrows history a woman will be leading the 150-strong team. Wing Cdr Sasha Nash says she 'excited' and hopes their team will inspire future aviators.

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4 d. ago Ruth Jones and James Corden reveal details of new TV series, with a very Welsh theme

The co-writers have been working on an eight part series for Apple TV+

Culture

5 d. ago Women are feral for Heated Rivalry. What does that say about men?

The explosive popularity of the gay hockey TV drama reveals women’s desire for sex and romance without violence or hierarchyThe first time gay hockey romance crossed Mary’s radar, she was warned off it. A 64-year-old non-profit executive from Toronto, Mary recalled mentioning the Canadian author Rachel Reid’s Game Changers series to her son, a twentysomething queer writer and fellow hockey-obsessive, a few years ago.“I said: ‘Have you heard of these books?’ and he said: ‘Yeah.’ I said: ‘Should I read these books?’ And he said: ‘No. They’re not for you.’” Continue reading...

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5 d. ago 'I spotted a post on Facebook now I save myself a whole week of work a year'

Business owner reveals simple change in atx she’s made to save time and money and is calling on others to follow her lead.

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6 d. ago ‘A celebration of the carefree’: why Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is my feelgood movie

The latest in our series of writers celebrating their favourite comfort watches is an ode to John Hughes’s 1980s classicIt’s hard to ignore a film’s message when the main character is addressing you directly down the barrel of the camera. Granted, the first time I watched the 1986 teen comedy Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, I was the impressionable age of 11 and “Look people in the eyes when they’re talking to you” was on constant rotation in my household. So my green eyes met Ferris’s brown ones and I took it all in.Centred around Matthew Broderick’s playful turn as Ferris Bueller, a high school senior faking illness to skip school, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is certainly a celebration of the carefree, though the story is by no means languid. Made frantic by doing the thing you’re not supposed to do with the aid of a red Ferrari, the day speeds by in comparison to the fictional days of other American teen films, such as American Graffiti and Dazed & Confused – which, to be fair, featur...

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7 d. ago JACK STRAW: 'Keir Starmer has yet another challenge on his hands from Trump'

'The US president's decision to withdraw the United States from no less than 66 international agencies is really serious', Jack Straw, the former Labour Foreign Secretary writes

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1 week ago David Walliams grimaces with a dog lead over his neck as he is seen for the first time since being dropped by publisher and children's charity over claims he harassed young women

David Walliams, 54, has been seen for the first time walking his dogs after he was dropped by his publisher HarperCollins amid allegations he harassed a junior female colleague.

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1 week ago Rangers vs Aberdeen LIVE SCORE: Team news as Gers eye second spot in first clash of huge double header v Dons – updates

RANGERS and Aberdeen face-off in the first of two blockbuster Premiership head-to-head clashes taking place this week. Danny Rohl's Gers will be looking to move second in the table as they take on a Dons side taking to the field for the first time since Jimmy Thelin's dismissal. Despite fears travel chaos could lead to...

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1 week ago Todd Howard praises Fallout London team: 'That is so hard to pull off'

Todd Howard praises Fallout London team: 'That is so hard to pull off'  TweakTown

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1 week ago Fallout 4 Director Hasn’t Played Fallout: London, Praises Work That Goes Into Total Conversion Mods

Fallout 4 Director Hasn’t Played Fallout: London, Praises Work That Goes Into Total Conversion Mods  GamingBolt

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1 week ago Fallout: London's next DLC, Last Orders, will be served up early this year if current pint

Fallout: London's next DLC, Last Orders, will be served up early this year if current pint-pulling plans hold  Rock Paper Shotgun

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1 week ago ‘I find it all a bit comforting’: why Zodiac is my feelgood movie

The first 2026 entry in our ongoing series of writers calling attention to their comfort films is David Fincher’s thrillerIt begins with a murder, and then another. A woman is killed, a man grievously injured, and a letter is sent to the news media. The killer gives himself a name – this is the Zodiac speaking – and provides a message written in code. So we start with three mysteries: the man, his motives and his message. The third is quickly cracked; the first hypothesized, but never definitively proven. But it’s the why of it all – why a man would kill at least five seemingly random people, and why we as a culture still care – that will require more significant investigation.When it was first released more than 18 years ago, David Fincher’s Zodiac was considered a bit of an also-ran. Over two and a half hours long, it depicts the search for the Zodiac killer, who spent the late 60s terrorizing California’s Bay Area, as a series of bad leads and dead-ends, and concludes without def...

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1 week ago The warning Liverpool ignored to underline Arne Slot’s alarming issue

Fulham 2-2 Liverpool: After taking the lead in stoppage time through Cody Gakpo, the Reds ignored a recurring problem, gifting Harrison Reed the space to rifle a shot into the top corner and ensure the points were shared

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2 w. ago The hill I will die on: Fan fiction is real literature, whatever the snobs say | Urooj Ashfaq

Yes, it’s messy, derivative and occasionally incomprehensible – but so is lifeFan fiction is democracy in its purest, most chaotic form. It’s the people seizing the means of production. Every “what if?” is a tiny revolution. What if the side character got a backstory? What if the finale didn’t end in heartbreak? What if Harry Styles and Zayn Malik kissed just once, for morale?Of course, many would argue that fan fiction isn’t real literature. It borrows worlds and characters that someone else created. It’s often unedited, published online for free and written by people with no verified experience. To the purists, it lacks originality, polish and commercial value, the hallmarks of what they believe “serious” writing should be.Urooj Ashfaq is a Mumbai-based comedian, writer and actor. Continue reading...

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