Britt Jones

A YouTuber documented four weeks of using the experimental weight‑loss drug Retatrutide, reporting an 11‑pound loss and reduced body fat while maintaining a fitness routine and low-calorie diet. Clinical trial data shows the drug may induce significant weight reduction by targeting three hormones, but it is not yet approved outside trials. The MHRA warns of potential side effects and risks from obtaining the drug illegally, and Eli Lilly was contacted for comment.

Bunnie Xo clarifies that she is single and not dating Dylan Wolf after they were seen kissing at Jelly Roll’s Nashville bar. She explains on her podcast that she is focusing on enjoying life following her recent divorce filing with Jelly Roll and criticizes public scrutiny of her private moments. Wolf also affirms they are not in a relationship and expresses support for both Bunnie and Jelly Roll. The article recounts key moments in the couple’s long relationship, their challenges, and the circumstances leading to their ongoing divorce while highlighting their continued respect and plans to co-parent through IVF.

A Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki to Memmingen made an emergency return after a window dislodged mid‑air, partially pulling a 61‑year‑old Serbian passenger outside the aircraft before his wife and others pulled him back in. The plane rapidly descended following decompression, with witnesses describing an explosion-like sound and extreme conditions. The passenger suffered burns and head injuries but received medical assistance after landing. Ryanair confirmed the window failure and arranged a replacement aircraft for travellers.

A recovering alcoholic highlights five early indicators of potential alcohol use disorder, including underage drinking, high tolerance and family history, withdrawal symptoms, drinking alone, and drinking to manage negative feelings caused by alcohol. Official figures show significant levels of alcohol dependence and alcohol-related deaths in the UK. Medical risks associated with withdrawal are emphasised, and readers are advised to seek professional help if needed.

A flight instructor, Leandro Bertazzo, died after being ejected from a small Cessna during a training flight in Argentina, leaving his student to land the aircraft alone. Authorities are investigating whether the incident was a suicide. His father revealed that Bertazzo had recently sought psychiatric help, though colleagues noticed no unusual behavior that day. The director of the aviation school reported that Bertazzo made unusual choices before the flight and told the student she knew what to do before removing his headset, opening the door and jumping. The student safely returned and landed the plane.

Scientists are evaluating marine cloud brightening as a potential method to reduce the heat of an expected Super El Niño, but research from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography warns the technique could weaken El Niño while creating risks such as triggering an extreme La Niña or causing a termination shock if cooling efforts stop. Experts caution that uncertainties surrounding particle size, deployment scale and unintended consequences make the approach too risky for use at present.

A 25-year-old labourer from Warwickshire suffered a severe undiagnosed abscess that ruptured after months of seeking medical help. Initially misidentified as a fissure or haemorrhoids, the condition deteriorated until it burst and required surgery, leaving a cavity that needs ongoing treatment and recovery time. He has turned to TikTok and GoFundMe for support while unable to work, receiving encouragement as he focuses on healing and returning to normal life.

Official birth registration data from the Office for National Statistics shows shifts in baby name popularity in England and Wales. Muhammad remains the top boys’ name for the third consecutive year, with Luca making the biggest climb. Olivia continues its decade-long run as the most popular girls’ name, while Lily rises to second place ahead of Amelia. The new top‑ten lists for boys and girls reflect broader naming trends, contrasting with separate rankings published by BabyCentre in late 2025.

A new prison selfie of convicted murderer Mackenzie Shirilla prompted speculation about her access to makeup, a phone, and alleged lip fillers. Possible explanations include use of a visitor’s phone, a guard taking the photo, or possession of contraband. Ohio prison rules allow inmates to wear reasonable amounts of makeup and purchase items through commissary or third‑party services. Claims of cosmetic fillers are unlikely due to Bureau of Prisons restrictions, with her appearance more plausibly attributed to makeup, gloss, or filters. The article also recounts major events in her case, including her conviction, appeals, and upcoming parole eligibility.

A student pilot in Argentina successfully landed a Cessna C‑150 after her instructor, Leandro Bertazzo, jumped from the aircraft mid‑flight. Emergency services located his body 20 minutes later in a nearby field. Investigators are examining whether mechanical issues such as a hatch failure played a role, though reports suggest the door could be opened intentionally. Colleagues revealed Bertazzo had recently sought mental health treatment, though no one anticipated such an action. Flight school director Eduardo Alvarez praised the student’s composure and professionalism during the emergency.

An AI expert warns that the majority of jobs will become obsolete by 2030 due to rapid advances in artificial general intelligence and humanoid robotics, predicting unemployment levels as high as 99 percent. He suggests only roles requiring a human preference, such as accountants, counsellors, regulators of AI systems and intermediaries who explain AI to others, are likely to remain. He emphasises the need for oversight to slow AI’s rollout and prepare societies for the coming changes.

A TikTok creator with ADHD explains that people with the condition often experience alcohol differently due to dopamine‑seeking tendencies and the temporary calming effect alcohol provides. She notes that many with ADHD lack a clear internal limit when drinking, which can lead to excessive consumption. Research cited from DrinkAware indicates people with ADHD are at higher risk of alcohol‑related problems because initial dopamine boosts can make drinking feel rewarding but ultimately worsen symptoms and self‑management over time.

Common passport issues that can prevent boarding include insufficient validity, damage, the EU’s 10‑year rule, mismatched names on tickets, expiring child passports, significant changes in appearance, and damage incurred while abroad. Travellers are advised to check validity requirements, ensure personal details match bookings, update photos when necessary, and safeguard passports to avoid being refused travel.

Ford reversed its plan to replace engineering and quality‑inspection roles with AI after automated systems failed to meet performance expectations. Executives acknowledged overestimating AI’s capability and undervaluing the experience of veteran engineers, leading the company to rehire roughly 350 former specialists to improve quality and retrain AI tools. Public reaction highlighted concerns over rapid automation and the disruption caused during the transition.

A six-year-old girl in Shawano County, US, received immediate treatment after being bitten by a rabid bat, prompting health officials to stress the need for fast wound cleaning and urgent medical care following exposure. Rabies experts warn that the disease is almost always fatal once symptoms appear but preventable through rapid administration of immune globulin and a series of vaccinations. Authorities advise avoiding unfamiliar animals, considering pre-travel vaccination, and reporting any suspected rabid wildlife, as rabies remains present in some species despite eradication in most UK animals.

Lily Allen responded to social media criticism of her O2 Arena performance, addressing complaints about the show’s length, lack of conversation, and timing. She clarified that the tour was always advertised as a full performance of her West End Girl album, explained her lateness, and said her choice not to speak on stage supports the show’s storytelling. Fans defended the performance, praising its quality and artistic intent.

A gastroenterologist outlines five often overlooked early signs of stomach cancer, including persistent indigestion, early satiety, unexplained weight loss, nausea, and black stools. He warns that these symptoms are frequently dismissed but can indicate aggressive disease if they persist, urging early medical attention to improve treatment outcomes.

Researchers uncovered a well‑preserved Mayan city called Minanbé in Mexico’s Calakmul Biosphere Reserve using LiDAR scanning. The site, likely active between AD 600 and 900, contains plazas, temples, terraces and 14 carved stelae, including one depicting a decapitation dated to 849 CE. Archaeologists noted the absence of looting and credited the site’s intact state to its inaccessibility, inspiring the name meaning “there is no path.”

Surveillance footage showed Instacart worker Kiah Lowery striking her six‑year‑old son during a delivery in St Augustine, prompting a customer to report the incident. Authorities arrested her and charged her with child abuse, ordering her to avoid contact with the boy and wear an electronic monitor while awaiting a July court appearance. Instacart permanently removed her from its platform and stated it has zero tolerance for violence.