John Ward

Ringo Starr humorously credited openness about flatulence with easing tensions among The Beatles during early touring days, advising young bands to be honest in close quarters. Speaking at his annual Peace and Love birthday event in Beverly Hills, he reflected on continuing to tour despite repeatedly intending to stop, saying he remains driven by his love of performing. Joined by his wife Barbara Bach, Starr celebrated with fans and fellow musicians while acknowledging surprise at his enduring appeal to younger audiences.

A Texas woman recounts how her breasts grew rapidly from a B cup to a P cup, causing severe pain, mobility issues, and complications leading up to her wedding. She underwent major breast‑reduction surgery in 2022, with more than two stone of tissue removed, though surgeons were unable to preserve her nipples due to extensive stretching. She attributes the growth to an IUD, a claim doctors dispute. Now at a D cup after two pregnancies, she reports improved comfort, mobility, and confidence.

A Bengal tiger named Kenzo was shot dead after escaping a private wildlife facility in Mexico State due to maintenance workers leaving enclosure gates open. The four‑day search involved officers, drones, tracking dogs and local safety warnings. Authorities said the shooting occurred when the tiger appeared to threaten veterinarians preparing to use sedative darts. Officials later confirmed he died from internal bleeding. Following the incident, inspections led to the shutdown of the Animal Experience facility for management violations, and the government took custody of its remaining animals.

Count Binface confirms plans to run in the Clacton by‑election, positioning himself as a humorous alternative to Nigel Farage while promoting his signature satirical manifesto. With major parties choosing not to stand, he highlights cost‑saving arguments and rising betting odds as momentum builds. Figures including Rachel Reeves and Jeremy Corbyn criticise Farage’s resignation‑and‑recontest strategy, while Binface challenges Farage to a debate and jokes about election prospects and football predictions.