April 2026

Cybercrime in the UK has almost doubled, while police staff grew by just 31% – the figures are staggering

Cybercrime cases increased from 774 thousand to over 1.4 million Police staffing for cybercrime only increased by 31% over the same period Each officer now handles significantly more cases than four years ago Cybercrime in the UK is growing at a rate outstripping the growth of dedicated police resources, and new figures from Forbes Solicitors […]

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Netflix renews ‘Love on the Spectrum’ for season 5

Netflix has officially renewed Love on the spectrum for a fifth season, extending the journey of one of its most famous reality series. The announcement came just days after Season 4 premiered to strong reception, reflecting the show’s enduring appeal and cultural influence. Created by Karina Holden and Cian O’Clery of Northern Pictures, the series

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Judge Continues Nevada Ban on Kalshi Sports Markets

A Nevada state judge on Friday extended a temporary ban on prediction market provider Kalshi’s sports-related contracts in the Silver State. First Judicial District Court Judge Jason Woodbury told attorneys at a hearing in the Carson City courthouse that he would also grant the Nevada Gaming Control Board’s request to impose a preliminary injunction against

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Viggo Mortensen steps away as Aragorn in new ‘Lord of the Rings’ film

Viggo Mortensen will not return to Middle earth as Aragorn. The actor who embodied the future king of Gondor in Peter Jackson’s original The Lord of the Rings the trilogy will not repeat the role in The Hunt for Gollum. Director Andy Serkis revealed the news, ending weeks of speculation and igniting intrigue over who

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Siraj calls for dialogue amid Pak-Afghan tensions

PESHAWAR: Former Jamaat-e-Islami chief Sirajul Haq has urged Muslim countries to put lasting peace over conflict, warning that even the apparent winner of any war between two Islamic nations ultimately suffers defeat. In a policy dialogue titled “Pakistan-Afghanistan Conflict and Its Regional Impacts” organized by the Institute of Islamic Studies (IRS) here on Friday, Sirajul

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Aleema Khan criticizes the government and calls for street power

LAHORE: Aleema Khan, sister of Imran Khan, on Friday called for “resistance” and increased public pressure to secure the release of the jailed Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder, urging party workers and supporters to mobilize. Speaking to the media outside an anti-terror court after attending proceedings related to the May 9 unrest, she questioned why trials

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