The making of Baby Steps' reluctant hero, Nate
The developers behind the comedy game Baby Steps discuss creating Nate, the whiny, unprepared protagonist, and why players grow to love him as he struggles up a mountain.
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McDermott UK boss says private equity deal is far off
The UK head of law firm McDermott Will & Emery states a private equity transaction is not imminent, citing market conditions and strategic priorities. Read the full analysis.
Goldman Sachs Leads Wall St Boom with Record Trading Revenue
Wall Street giants, led by Goldman Sachs, posted record trading revenues in 2025's final quarter. Discover the figures behind the boom and why JP Morgan's stock slipped.
UK parents take TikTok to court over children's deaths
Five British families are suing TikTok for wrongful death, alleging the platform exposed their children to the dangerous 'blackout challenge'. Their first hearing is on Friday.
UK housing stock at highest level in 8 years
The number of homes for sale in the UK has reached its highest point in over eight years, according to Zoopla. London leads with a 16% surge. Discover the latest market insights and pricing advice for sellers.
Cat Dads: UK Men Embrace Feline Companionship
Forget stereotypes. Meet the British 'cat dads' leading a surge in male cat ownership. We speak to three men about their purr-fect bonds. Read their stories.
UK's Salt Industry Faces Final Blow in Chemical Crisis
The potential shutdown of a key Cheshire salt plant could end centuries of UK self-sufficiency, marking a watershed moment for the nation's crumbling chemical industry. Read the full investigation.
25 High Street Finds to Beat Blue Monday 2026
Discover 25 mood-boosting fashion, beauty, and homeware picks from Primark, George at Asda, and more to combat the January blues. Shop expert-curated deals for Blue Monday, January 19, 2026.
Parents sue TikTok over children's 'blackout challenge' deaths
Five bereaved British families are taking TikTok to court in the US, alleging the platform contributed to their children's deaths via a dangerous viral trend. Their first hearing is on Friday.
UK economy grows 0.3% in November, beating forecasts
The UK economy expanded faster than expected in November, boosted by Jaguar Land Rover's recovery. However, economists warn of underlying weakness and downgraded growth forecasts. Read the full analysis.
Readers' Favourite Beaches in Europe Revealed
Guardian readers share their top European beach discoveries, from a Sicilian crescent to a Portuguese lagoon. Discover hidden coastal gems and enter to win a £200 holiday voucher.
Grok AI Bypasses X's Ban on Nonconsensual Images
An investigation reveals X's Grok Imagine tool still creates sexualised videos of women, undermining the platform's promised crackdown. Read the full report on the ongoing safety failure.
Folkestone's £100m revival from slump to trendy hub
How a tycoon's £100m investment is transforming Folkestone into a trendy, family-friendly destination just 45 minutes from London, sparking debate and driving up property prices.
Trump-Linked Figures in Talks for $200m Bosnia Pipeline
Exclusive: Key figures from Trump's 2020 election challenge are in Bosnia seeking a major gas pipeline contract for a little-known US firm, aiming to reduce Russian influence.
Vallance: AI to Transform Jobs, Khan Warns of Unemployment
Science Minister Patrick Vallance says AI and robotics will enhance jobs, starting in warehouses. Mayor Sadiq Khan warns of mass unemployment. Read the latest on UK tech policy.
Carney hails new strategic partnership with China in Beijing
Canadian PM Mark Carney met President Xi Jinping in Beijing to forge a new strategic partnership, aiming to diversify trade away from Trump's America. Read the full analysis.
The Pub That Forged a Football Team's Lasting Friendships
From 2011 to 2016, the Park Tavern in Finsbury Park was more than a pub for DisOrient FC. It was where post-match sorrows and triumphs were shared over Guinness, forging bonds that last to this day.
Wall Street Banks Plan Growth Hiring After Mixed Year
Major US investment banks, including Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, are shifting focus to strategic hiring for growth after a year of mixed M&A and IPO performance. Discover their 2024 plans.
UK Salt Production Faces Shutdown, Threatening Industry
Britain faces importing salt for the first time in modern history as its chemical sector, once a world leader, suffers an unprecedented collapse. Key plants are closing, threatening national security and supply chains.
UK parents sue TikTok over children's deaths
Five bereaved British parents are taking TikTok to court in the US, alleging the platform's content led to their children's deaths in the 'blackout challenge'. Their first hearing is on Friday 16 January 2026.
VR Gaming Dead? Readers React to Meta Closures
GameCentral readers debate the state of VR gaming following Meta's developer closures and Sony's quiet PSVR2 support. Plus, Star Wars leadership changes and Rockstar secrecy.
90,000 UK Jobs at Risk from China Over-Reliance
A new report warns tens of thousands of UK jobs in clean energy and automotive sectors are at risk due to reliance on China. Discover the potential impact on supply chains and net zero goals.
The reality behind 'consumer-ready' home robots
As humanoid service robots like NEO hit the market, we examine the privacy risks, the 'fauxtomation' behind the tech, and why labour-saving devices often create more work. Read the full investigation.
Wall Street traders earn $134bn in 2024 market chaos
Wall Street's top traders secured a staggering $134bn payday in 2024, capitalising on extreme market volatility. Discover how market swings fuelled record revenues.
MP with LSEG Background Backs Exchange Leadership
A Conservative MP and former London Stock Exchange Group staffer publicly supports the LSEG leadership team. Read the full story on the intersection of finance and politics.
China reliance risks 90,000 UK clean energy jobs
A new IPPR report warns over-reliance on China for EV batteries and solar components could cost 90,000 UK jobs and £1.5bn annually. The thinktank urges 'securonomics' policy.
Spanish police smash drug network using swimmers
Spanish police dismantle a major cocaine trafficking network, arresting 30 and seizing 2.5 tonnes of drugs. Gangs used swimmers to hide narcotics on ships. Read the full investigation details.
EG Group plans $9bn US float for 2026
Petrol forecourts giant EG Group, founded in Blackburn, is set to begin formal plans for a $9bn (£6.7bn) listing on the New York stock market. Read the full story.
South East Water boss faces mounting pressure over outages and pay
South East Water's CEO, David Hinton, faces scrutiny over water outages and executive pay as shareholders express extreme concern. Ofwat launches investigation. Read the latest.
Minecraft Rival Hytale Becomes Instant Twitch Hit
Hytale, the fantasy sandbox game, launches in early access to massive success, briefly becoming Twitch's most-watched title. Discover its turbulent history and future plans.
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