After months of speculation, reports have claimed Jade Thirlwall and Jordan Stephens have quietly ended their six-year relationship, bringing an end to one of British music's most beloved couples. According to reports, the pair separated earlier this year following "frank discussions" about their future and are now focusing on their respective careers.

Former Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has signed off from Downing Street with a farewell video that many say looked more like a fan edit than a political send-off. Uploaded to his verified TikTok account shortly after officially leaving office, the video was set to Charlie Puth and Wiz Khalifa’s emotional hit See You Again and opened with a scene from Fast & Furious, with Starmer’s face edited onto one of the characters before transitioning into a montage of moments from his time as Prime Minister.

Many football fans tuned in on Sunday as Spain and Argentina went head-to-head in a tense FIFA World Cup final. After 90 minutes failed to separate the two sides, the match went into extra time, where Spain found the decisive breakthrough to secure a dramatic 1-0 victory. Moments after the final whistle, celebratory scenes unfolded both on the pitch and across Spain, with fans pouring into the streets to celebrate their country's latest international triumph.

Once one of the most visible faces in the UK’s online entertainment scene, Yung Filly has returned to the public eye as his trial over allegations of rape and assault begins in Australia. The 30-year-old, whose real name is Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, appeared at Perth District Court on Monday, July 20, where he pleaded not guilty to 10 charges.

Love Island star Mara Pirez has shut down speculation surrounding her hourglass figure after some viewers became convinced that she had undergone a Brazilian bum lift. Speaking during an interview with Capital XTRA, the former Casa Amor bombshell wasted no time clearing up the rumours.

A major shake-up is coming to the way women’s athletics is filmed.The European Broadcasting Union (EBU), in partnership with European Athletics, has introduced new broadcasting guidelines designed to tackle the sexualisation of female athletes on screen.