Traitors' Blood-Soaked Challenge Terrifies UK Viewers
BBC's The Traitors horrified fans with a blood-soaked cabin challenge, sparking terror on social media. Harriet Tyce also reflects on her 'ashamed' outburst. Watch on BBC iPlayer.
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Court Hears Challenge to Victoria Police Stop-and-Search Powers
A federal court examines the legality of Victoria Police's four-month CBD stop-and-search powers. Could the declaration have breached constitutional freedoms? Read the latest.
Goldsmiths to open new campus in Catford Old Town Hall
Goldsmiths, University of London will relocate its Fine Art and Design courses to Lewisham's Old Town Hall in a landmark 10-year deal, bringing over 600 students to Catford and boosting the local economy.
Amol Rajan leaves Today for creator economy company
BBC presenter Amol Rajan announces departure from Radio 4's Today programme to start his own company in the digital creator space, while retaining University Challenge hosting duties. Discover his plans.
Tackling the Guardian's Hard Sudoku 7175
Dive into the intricate details of The Guardian's notoriously hard Sudoku 7175. Discover solving strategies and the mental challenge posed by this classic number puzzle. Can you crack it?
London Broncos to play at The Stoop in 2026
The London Broncos plan a move to the Twickenham Stoop for a Challenge Cup game this season. Read the latest on their new Australian ownership and stadium strategy.
Tackle Sudoku 7174: A Medium-Level Brain Teaser
Ready for a mental workout? Dive into Sudoku 7174, a perfectly balanced medium-difficulty puzzle designed to engage and sharpen your logic skills. Can you solve it?
Bedford Tigers' historic first Challenge Cup win
Bedford Tigers celebrate their maiden Challenge Cup triumph, defeating Medway Dragons. Discover how community clubs lit up rugby league's famous competition this weekend.
75 Hard Fitness Challenge: Benefits & Dangers Explained
Explore the intense 75 Hard fitness challenge behind Paddy McGuinness' transformation. We detail the strict rules, potential benefits, and significant health risks experts warn about.
Trump: Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Would Be 'Complete Mess'
Donald Trump warns a Supreme Court rejection of his global tariffs would be disastrous, creating a legal and financial 'mess'. The crucial ruling is expected imminently.
Trinity Hall Cambridge criticised for private school admissions shift
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, sparks alumni fury by targeting elite private schools for recruitment. Critics warn it abandons potential for privilege. Read the letters of protest.
Paddy McGuinness shows off dramatic 75 Hard challenge results
TV star Paddy McGuinness unveils his incredible physical transformation after completing the gruelling '75 Hard' fitness challenge, sharing before-and-after photos and his journey back to health.
Cambridge 'Reverse Discrimination' Row Over Private School Bias
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, faces claims of 'reverse discrimination' for allegedly favouring state school applicants. Critics argue it's unfair, while supporters defend efforts to boost diversity. Explore the heated admissions debate.
Expert Sudoku 7171 Poses Major Challenge for UK Solvers
The latest expert-level Sudoku puzzle, number 7171, is proving a formidable test for UK players. Can you crack it? Discover the strategies needed to solve this brain-teaser.
Tackle Killer Sudoku 1004: A New Logic Puzzle Awaits
Ready for a brain workout? Dive into Killer Sudoku 1004, the latest number puzzle from The Guardian. Test your logic and arithmetic skills today!
Activist groups challenge NSW protest restrictions in court
Civil liberties groups launch a constitutional challenge against NSW laws restricting protests after terror attacks. The case questions the implied freedom of political communication.
Martin Lewis' 3 Council Tax Checks for Refunds & Discounts
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis reveals three crucial checks to see if you're overpaying council tax. You could be owed £100s in discounts or a backdated refund of thousands.
Northern university students form societies to preserve identity
As southern students dominate northern campuses, northern undergraduates are creating societies to celebrate their culture and counter stereotypes. Discover how they're reclaiming their identity.
Sydney protest restrictions extended for two more weeks
NSW Police Commissioner extends controversial protest restrictions in Sydney for 14 days, citing public safety after Bondi attack. Activist groups promise a Supreme Court challenge.
Hike the Cotswolds in 2026 to Support Dementia Charity
Metro.co.uk invites readers to join a scenic fundraising hike in the Cotswolds on June 13, 2026, supporting Alzheimer's Society. Choose from 25km, 50km, or 100km routes to help those affected by dementia.
Australia questions US actions in Venezuela at UN
Australia has formally questioned the US over potential breaches of international law in Venezuela. This bold diplomatic move signals a shift in global alliances and raises critical questions about sovereignty. Read the full analysis.
Starmer vows to still be PM in 2027 despite low ratings
Prime Minister Keir Starmer gives a bullish BBC interview, insisting he will still be in No 10 in 2027 despite catastrophic local election forecasts and leadership chatter.
Starmer insists he'll still be PM in 2027 despite challenges
PM Keir Starmer defiantly states he will lead the country into 2027, dismissing internal party challenges and warning against Tory-style 'chaos'. Read the full analysis of the threats to his leadership.
Women's 100km Skye trek raises £500k for breast cancer charity
Over 120 women completed a gruelling 100km charity hike across the Isle of Skye, raising over £500,000 for CoppaFeel! while forging lifelong bonds. Discover their uplifting journey.
Guide to Metro's 2026 Lifeline Dementia Hike
Everything you need to know about joining Metro's 2026 Lifeline challenge. Hike the Cotswolds on June 13th to fundraise for Alzheimer's Society. Choose your distance and sign up today.
Ørsted files legal challenge against US wind farm freeze
Europe's largest offshore wind developer, Ørsted, takes legal action against the White House's suspension of its $5bn Revolution Wind project, citing a violation of law and substantial harm.
How a £50 Monthly Investment Could Make You a Billionaire
A former City trader reveals his 'Crazy Plan' to build a £1bn portfolio. Discover how regular saving and investing could transform your financial future, even on a modest income.
Sky Trust targets sixth Sha Tin win in New Year feature
The Caspar Fownes-trained Sky Trust is tipped to kick off 2026 with victory in the Group Three Chinese Club Challenge Cup at Sha Tin. Get the full race preview and expert pointers here.
Save £5,050 in 2026 with the Viral Envelope Challenge
Discover the viral envelope savings challenge that could help you save over £5,000 in 2026. Learn how to adapt it for a digital world and explore other fun methods like the 1p challenge.
25 Free School Holiday Activities for Australian Kids
Discover a fantastic range of free workshops, exhibitions, and performances for children across Australia this summer, from giant puppet whales to comic creation and reading challenges.
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