Arsenal’s trophy parade has sparked an unexpected debate online — not about the football itself, but about who should actually be there. The discussion kicked off after media personality Zeze Millz shared her take on social media, comparing football parades to Caribbean Carnival and suggesting that attendance shouldn’t be limited to supporters of the winning team.

Shakira and Burna Boy have officially released the music video for Dai Dai, their 2026 FIFA World Cup anthem. The visuals feature football superstars including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland as excitement builds ahead of next summer's tournament.

Britain is preparing for an intense early summer heatwave, with forecasters warning temperatures could reach a scorching 33C over the Bank Holiday weekend, potentially making it the hottest May day ever recorded in the UK. Health officials have issued amber heat alerts across large parts of England as temperatures continue to climb, with some areas expected to be hotter than popular holiday destinations such as Barbados, Mykonos, Marbella and Benidorm.

Concern continues to grow surrounding the disappearance of Katie Price’s husband, Lee Andrews, as conflicting reports emerge over his whereabouts in Dubai. The former glamour model revealed that Andrews, 43, has been “missing” for more than a week after he failed to appear alongside her during a scheduled interview on Good Morning Britain on 12 May.

Arsenal’s long-awaited Premier League triumph has sparked extraordinary celebrations among supporters, ending a 22-year wait for league glory and setting the stage for what could be one of the biggest trophy parades London has ever seen.

21 Savage was spotted in London celebrating Arsenal’s long-awaited Premier League triumph, as the Newham-born rapper marked a full-circle moment back in his hometown. He also melted hearts online after sharing a glimpse of his newborn dressed in a Gunners onesie