The UK Government is preparing to introduce a default overnight social media curfew for older teenagers, alongside further restrictions aimed at reducing excessive screen time. The proposals have prompted widespread debate, with supporters welcoming stronger online protections, while critics question enforcement, digital identity checks and whether ministers should instead prioritise Britain's ongoing cost of living pressures.

Zion Foster has responded after comments made in Jesy Nelson’s new documentary prompted criticism online, insisting his words were misunderstood. The singer shared a lengthy statement addressing claims about his role as a father, explaining the context behind his earlier remarks and reaffirming his commitment to his twin daughters following their rare diagnosis.

Few new artists have shaken up the UK rap scene quite like Ceechynaa. Known for her unapologetic lyrics, razor sharp confidence and uncompromising drill sound, the South London rapper has built a loyal fanbase by telling her story without holding anything back. Now, she may have turned from her saucy lyrics to Christianity after posting a Godly verse.

Award-winning chef Dom Taylor, known for championing Caribbean cuisine and bringing Jamaican and Saint Lucian flavours to fine dining, has passed away. The founder of The Good Front Room leaves behind a legacy of celebrating his heritage through food and inspiring the next generation of Caribbean chefs.

A man wanted in connection with the deaths of his wife and two children in the UK has appeared before a court in South Africa, while authorities have confirmed the victims died from blunt force injuries. Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, 45, appeared before a magistrate in Johannesburg after being arrested on allegations of possessing an illegal firearm. South African authorities are also considering a request from the UK to extradite him to face further proceedings.

Sir David Beckham has come to the defence of his wife Victoria Beckham after her understated response to England’s dramatic World Cup victory became a talking point across social media. The Beckham family were among the high-profile guests watching England take on Norway from a VIP section at Miami Stadium on Saturday evening. David and Victoria were joined by three of their four children as they watched the tense quarter-final clash unfold.