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Daily Mirror
Aug 2026
The Best Netflix Show to Binge Is So Addictive Viewers Are Finishing It in One Go
Netflix’s four-part historical drama Death by Lightning has become a popular binge-watch, with viewers saying they finished the series in a single sitting and praising its cast. Created by Mike Makowsky and based on Candice Millard’s book Destiny of the Republic, the series dramatizes James A. Garfield’s presidency, his opposition to corruption and support for civil rights, and his assassination by Charles J. Guiteau. Michael Shannon, Matthew Macfadyen, Betty Gilpin and Shea Whigham lead the cast, while the American Film Institute later recognized the programme among the year’s best television series.
The Mirror
Aug 2026
Homeowner's 'Petty' Revenge on Rude Neighbour Who Kept Playing Loud Music
An anonymous Reddit user described dealing with a neighbour who repeatedly left her apartment door open while playing loud music. In response, the resident threw spoiled chicken into a hallway rubbish bin, creating an unpleasant smell that allegedly persuaded the neighbour to keep her door closed. The story prompted mixed but largely amused reactions online, while official guidance recommends speaking to the neighbour, contacting a landlord or local authority, and involving police if the situation becomes hostile.
The Mirror
Aug 2026
Woman devastated after falling in love with baby name that sounds 'like the devil'
A pregnant woman seeking advice on Reddit is considering naming her son Lucifer because she likes its uniqueness and original meaning of “light-bringer.” She worries about the name’s association with Satan, potential family disapproval, social stigma and possible effects on her child’s future employment. Reddit users largely advised against it, citing the name’s negative connotations and bans in some countries, while a few supported her choice and suggested alternatives such as Lucas, Lucien, Lucius or Lucy.
The Mirror
Aug 2026
UK tourists cautioned common errors can boost phone bills when travelling abroad
UK travellers are warned that accidental data use, background app activity and maritime networks can lead to unexpectedly high phone bills abroad. Roaming charges vary by mobile plan, with costs increasing outside Europe and accidental connection days potentially adding substantial fees. Travellers are advised to check their plan before departure, disable data roaming when it is not needed, download content in advance, use an eSIM where suitable and switch to Airplane Mode at sea. Keeping a UK SIM active alongside a data eSIM can help travellers receive bank verification codes and other important messages.
The Mirror
Aug 2026
Theme park goers board ride at Alton Towers but are stunned by who sits next to them
Visitors at Alton Towers were surprised to find England footballer Jude Bellingham seated beside them on a ride. Video of the sighting, shared on TikTok, attracted more than 90,000 likes and numerous amused comments, while the article also describes Alton Towers’ location and attractions in Staffordshire.
The Mirror
Aug 2026
Netflix series is so good viewers can't help but binge every episode in one night
Netflix’s British crime thriller series Dept. Q has been widely recommended by viewers on Reddit, with several saying they watched the entire season in one night. Created by Scott Frank and Chandni Lakhani and based on Jussi Adler-Olsen’s Department Q books, the series follows guilt-ridden detective Carl Morck, played by Matthew Goode, as he leads a team of misfits investigating cold cases. The show premiered in 2025 and has been renewed for a second season.
The Mirror
Aug 2026
What You're Allowed to Do If Your Neighbour's Tree Is Overhanging in Your Garden
In the UK, property owners may trim branches or roots from a neighbour’s tree that cross onto their property, but only up to the boundary. They must not damage or kill the tree, enter the neighbour’s land without permission, or dispose of cuttings without first offering them back to the neighbour. Trees protected by a tree preservation order or located in a conservation area may require council approval before pruning, and disputes that cannot be resolved informally may require legal advice.
The Mirror
Aug 2026
Prince William shows how he 'really feels' about Kate in act that 'speaks volumes'
Prince William and Princess Kate attended the Commonwealth Games with their three children, drawing public attention and enthusiastic applause. Social-media users focused on photographs suggesting that William moved closer to Kate during the event, interpreting the gesture as evidence of his affection and closeness to her. The couple also praised the Games and congratulated participating athletes, including Team Wales, in posts shared on Instagram.
Daily Mirror
Aug 2026
Millions of UK Dog Owners Issued Crucial Garden Advice by Monty Don
Monty Don advises dog owners to monitor puppies around yew plants and avoid throwing sticks, recounting how a stick seriously injured one of his dogs. Veterinary organisations warn that sticks can cause punctures, splinters, airway blockages, intestinal obstructions, infections and sepsis. Dog owners are advised to seek veterinary help if their pets develop problems after playing in the garden.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Netflix Series Is So Good Viewers Are Binging All 34 Episodes Within Days
Viewers on Reddit are recommending Netflix’s science-fiction series Travelers, with many saying they binge-watched all 34 episodes within days and returned to the show multiple times. Created by Brad Wright, the series follows operatives from a post-apocalyptic future who send their consciousnesses into the bodies of people in the present to prevent societal collapse. The show, which stars Eric McCormack, Mackenzie Porter and others, ended several years ago but continues to attract new viewers.
Daily Mirror
Jul 2026
Man plays piano in shopping centre but people are stunned by who gets up to sing
Pianist Emilio Piano said he met OneRepublic in a shopping centre after Ryan Tedder unexpectedly joined him while he was playing “Apologize.” The encounter led to Emilio performing at OneRepublic’s concert in Madrid and collaborating with the band on the song “Need Your Love.” Video of the performance attracted more than 500,000 views, with viewers praising the memorable moment despite some speculation that it may have been staged.
Daily Mirror
Jul 2026
Meghan Markle exposes 'true colours' in candid moment people rarely get to see
Footage from Meghan Markle’s appearance as a guest judge on MasterChef Australia shows her personally informing contestants about the 30-minute time call rather than shouting it across the set. Social-media users praised the gesture as warm, deliberate and revealing of her character. The episode aired in Australia on July 26 and was reportedly filmed during Meghan’s April visit with Prince Harry.
Daily Mirror
Jul 2026
Rule all drivers must follow to avoid risking over £5k fine plus points on licence
Drivers are warned not to deliberately block motorcyclists filtering through stationary or slow-moving traffic, as this is generally permitted under Rule 88 of the Highway Code. Obstructing a rider could lead to careless-driving or obstruction charges, three to nine penalty points, a possible driving ban and a court-imposed fine exceeding £5,000. Motorcyclists must also filter carefully, obey overtaking restrictions, avoid excessive speed and exercise caution near pedestrian crossings.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Brits flock to 'beautiful' UK beach as people think it's 'just like being in Greece'
Barafundle Bay in Pembrokeshire, Wales, is attracting attention after a Wander Wales TikTok video compared its turquoise waters, golden sands and scenery to Greece. Visitors praise it as one of Britain’s most beautiful beaches, though reaching it requires a 20-to-25-minute walk from Stackpole Quay involving steep steps and clifftop paths.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
David Attenborough says hedgehogs will keep visiting if 1 item is placed in garden
Hedgehog activity peaks in July as they forage and breed, and David Attenborough highlights that creating small openings in garden fences can help them move safely between properties. These “hedgehog highways” improve access to food, support population stability in urban areas and can increase sightings. Simple openings or removed bricks can be effective, and linking multiple neighbouring gardens provides the greatest benefit.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Man 'loses control' at Shakira concert and then people realise who it actually is
A viral video shows actor Javier Bardem enthusiastically dancing and singing at Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour stop in New York, surprising fans who didn’t recognise him at first. Social media posts praised his joyful behavior and the special moment shared with his daughter. Comments celebrated his authenticity and character, contributing to the clip’s growing popularity.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Charity shop worker says same mistake stops people finding best used clothes
A charity shop worker known as Stacey shares advice on how to find quality second-hand clothing, arguing that consistency, rummaging and an open mindset are key to discovering good items. She says shoppers who visit infrequently or avoid thorough searching are more likely to leave empty-handed, as inventory changes daily and many valuable pieces require careful inspection or creativity in styling.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
easyJet passengers must follow 1 baggage rule or risk having to pay more money
easyJet passengers can bring one small cabin bag free of charge, provided it fits under the seat. Larger cabin bags or checked luggage incur fees, which are generally cheaper when purchased online and earlier. Travellers are advised to compare the cost of a large cabin bag with sharing a checked suitcase, while accounting for the weight of empty hard-shell cases and the airline’s 15kg cabin-bag limit.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Stop dead flies gathering on windowsills by spraying 1 ingredient near frames
Dead flies often accumulate on windowsills because they are attracted to light but become trapped behind glass, where they can dehydrate and overheat. The article recommends mixing 10–20 drops of peppermint oil with water and spraying it around window frames and sills, or placing oil-soaked cotton balls nearby. The treatment should be reapplied every few days, and households with pets should use caution. Cleaning existing flies, sealing gaps with caulk, keeping surfaces clean and covering food can further reduce infestations.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Meghan Markle sparks concern as she 'disappears' from Prince Harry's side
Public attention grew after Prince Harry attended the TIME100 Sports event in New York without Meghan Markle, prompting social-media users to speculate about her absence and the state of their relationship. Meghan was reportedly with Harry during his recent visit to King Charles III and Queen Camilla in the UK, while she is also preparing for a forthcoming television comeback. The event honored Harry for his work with the Invictus Games, the adaptive sports competition he developed after being inspired by the US Olympic Committee’s Warrior Games.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Royal fans are just realising Queen Camilla is related to unlikely pop star
Queen Camilla is reported to share a distant genealogical link with Madonna and Celine Dion through a 17th‑century French‑Canadian ancestor, a connection highlighted through historical records cited by Woman and Home and traced via Ancestry.co.uk. The revelation, previously discussed on Reddit, also connects the royals and singers to Angelina Jolie, prompting widespread curiosity about unexpected family ties.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
BBC iPlayer is showing drama so good you'll struggle not to binge it all night long
The Other Bennet Sister, a British period drama produced by Bad Wolf for BBC One and available on BBC iPlayer, follows Mary Bennet beyond the events of Pride and Prejudice. The series explores her journey through London and the Lake District as she seeks independence, friendship and possible romance. Katie-Ann Gupwell praises its emotional range, sympathetic portrayal of Mary and strong cast, while viewer comments emphasize its bingeability, realistic characters and refusal to rely on a conventional makeover storyline.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
King Charles exposes 'true colours' as he makes unlikely joke about Queen Camilla
During a visit to the Isle of Man, King Charles III joked with 104-year-old Burma Star veteran James Fenton after Fenton asked him to pass on his regards to Queen Camilla. Charles replied, “Don’t tell me you’re another one who danced with her as well,” prompting laughter and positive reactions online. The exchange was interpreted as a glimpse of the King and Queen’s easy-going relationship and Charles’s warm, humorous manner.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Cool down your house and lower your bills by making 1 boiler setting change in July
Homeowners with gas combi boilers can reduce heat and gas use during summer by selecting hot-water-only mode, lowering the hot-water temperature to about 45–50°C, and disabling pre-heat or comfort mode. Grouping washing-up, repairing dripping hot taps and avoiding unsuitable upgrades can further reduce costs. Homes with hot-water cylinders should keep stored water at 60°C or above to reduce the risk of Legionella, and households will still pay the gas network standing charge.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Prince George exposes 'true colours' in rarely seen moment with mum Kate
Prince George drew widespread attention at Wimbledon after photos showed him amusing Princess Kate and Princess Charlotte by playing with a sun hat and sunglasses, prompting many online comments about his sense of humour and relatable behaviour. Social media users praised the family’s light‑hearted moment as the Waleses attended the tournament, later congratulating Jannik Sinner on winning the men’s final.
Daily Mirror
Jul 2026
Man orders meal in Tenerife but is floored by price of food
Welsh tourist Ruben Chorlton-Owen said meals in Tenerife were substantially cheaper than comparable food in the UK while maintaining high quality. At Savoy Restaurant in Playa de las Americas, he and his girlfriend shared set menus costing €13.95 each, including multiple courses, compared with his memory of paying £23 for a single chicken chorizo linguine in Britain. He praised Tenerife's weather, beaches, activities and hospitality, and recommended exploring beyond hotels, comparing menus and supporting local restaurants.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Michelin-starred chef urges everyone to add one ingredient to burgers before cooking
Michelin-starred chef Tom Shepherd recommends adding extra fat to burger mixtures to make them juicier and more flavorful, suggesting a 75% meat-to-25% fat ratio. Beef fat, butter, or minced bacon can be used, and patties should be seared on both sides and chilled for about 30 minutes before cooking to help them retain moisture.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Charity shop worker admits there is one used item she would never buy
Charity-shop worker Stacey, known online as Queen of Preloved, says she would never buy secondhand knickers because of hygiene concerns, although she may buy clean, well-preserved bras. She also avoids used water bottles, particularly those with straws, unless they are new with tags. Commenters share similar reservations about used underwear, kitchen appliances and drinkware. Standard charity shops generally do not accept used knickers, while some accept new underwear, selected swimwear or new water bottles; customers are advised to check local donation rules.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Queen Camilla Cools Down in Heatwave but Eyes Are Drawn to Something Unexpected
Queen Camilla attended Wimbledon during a London heatwave and used a small handheld fan to keep cool. A viral X post humorously suggested that the fan was blowing back the hair of a woman seated behind her, prompting widespread amusement and compliments about the woman’s hairstyle. Temperatures in London reached 32°C, making fans a practical way for spectators to cope with the heat.
Daily Mirror
Jul 2026
Man visits Alton Towers theme park but witnesses 'horrific' scene when he arrives
A visitor known as themeparkadventure on TikTok described long queues at Alton Towers as “horrific,” showing reported waits of up to 120 minutes and footage of crowded ride lines. The resort said queues are longer during peak periods but highlighted live wait-time information, Fastrack options and operational measures to keep guests moving. Visitors are advised to arrive early and choose weekdays outside school holidays for shorter waits.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Netflix is showing a series so good viewers are staying awake until 3am to watch it
Viewers are highly praising The Last Kingdom on Netflix, calling it one of the best series available and recommending it widely after a TikTok request for binge-worthy shows. Fans describe repeatedly rewatching the historical drama and feeling deeply immersed in its story of England’s formation through the perspective of Uhtred of Bebbanburg. The show, originally from the BBC and later acquired fully by Netflix, remains available to stream along with its sequel film Seven Kings Must Die.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Flying ants won't invade your home if 1 kitchen item is sprayed in garden in July
Vinegar mixed with water can deter flying ants from entering homes by masking their scent trails. Applying the mixture around entry points helps keep the insects away, though it must be reapplied as the smell fades and should not be used on natural stone. Orange peels offer an alternative natural method, and severe infestations may require professional assistance.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Prince William shows 'true colours' as Harry faces huge blow during UK visit
Prince William’s upbeat visit to a Welsh-English primary school drew widespread praise on social media, contrasting sharply with Prince Harry’s loss in a High Court case against Associated Newspapers. Videos of William interacting cheerfully with the Glasgow 2026 mascot circulated online, prompting commentary about the differing public images of the brothers. Meanwhile, the court ruled against claims by Harry, Sir Elton John and others concerning alleged unlawful information gathering, with the judge accepting Harry’s evidence but finding it insufficient to support the allegations.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Woman plunged to death in brutal plane crash after changing flight at last minute
A Reddit post recounts how a woman died in the 1989 crash of United Airlines Flight 232 after missing her original flight and boarding the ill‑fated Denver-to-Chicago service instead. Users shared personal connections to the disaster, which killed more than 100 people after a catastrophic engine failure caused loss of flight controls. The landing, though deadly, has since been noted for the crew’s skill and is remembered as an “impossible” aviation feat.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Stop wasps taking over your home by placing one kitchen item in your garden in July
Wasps become more troublesome in summer, but simple natural deterrents can help keep them away, particularly citrus peels whose strong scent disrupts their ability to locate food. Gardening expert Ish recommends using citrus peels, vinegar sprays, coffee grounds or peppermint around the garden to repel them, though effectiveness depends on regular reapplication and may be limited to small areas.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
I love charity shops but same issue stops people buying secondhand items
A charity shop enthusiast argues that rising prices are discouraging people from buying secondhand items, with some shops charging near-market rates comparable to online platforms like Vinted. She says shoppers feel unrewarded for visiting in person and suggests high rents, utilities and disposal costs are driving price increases. Increasing use of online pricing tools and attempts to compete with resale platforms contribute to the issue, leaving some shoppers feeling priced out of thrifting.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Princess Charlotte leaves royal fans 'sobbing' by exposing true feelings for mum Kate
Images of Princess Charlotte emotionally embracing Princess Kate after Kate completed the Three Peaks Challenge prompted widespread emotional reactions online. Social media users highlighted Charlotte’s affection for her mother, while the shared photos also showed the family together supporting Kate’s cancer‑awareness effort for the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. The photos received strong public engagement and conveyed relief and joy at Kate’s healthy appearance.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
How to bag nine days off work by booking four days of annual leave in August explained
A method using the August Bank Holiday allows UK workers to turn four days of annual leave into nine consecutive days off by booking September 1 to 4. The same approach can extend Christmas holidays and spring breaks in 2026. Chris Jeffery of Cofton Holidays highlights additional tips, including choosing travel dates for cost savings, with late June and early July offering cheaper and quieter staycations.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
I won 86p house in Italy after whirlwind romance and life has changed forever
A couple who met in Florence secured a €1 house in the Sicilian town of Troina after entering a competitive application process that drew around 60,000 participants. American-born Rae Knopik, motivated by her family’s Sicilian heritage, and her fiancé Declan Norrie learned in 2022 that they had won the property and traveled to Italy to claim it. The long-abandoned home requires a full renovation, which they must fund themselves under local regulations. Despite the extensive work ahead, the pair plan to transform the house into a retreat for family use and hope eventually to spend extended periods living in Troina.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
World Cup fans in Benidorm horrified after being attacked for wearing England shirts
A group of British tourists in Benidorm reported being pepper-sprayed by several individuals allegedly for wearing England football shirts during the World Cup. Natalie Brookfield shared footage on TikTok showing the group with red, irritated eyes following the incident, prompting widespread reactions from viewers. Commenters described mixed experiences in Benidorm, with some noting increased hostility in recent years while others reported no problems. The video has gone viral, though it is unclear whether the group reported the attack. Many British fans continue to travel to Benidorm to watch World Cup matches due to its affordability compared with host cities.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Kate Middleton makes subtle move and royal fans think it's a Meghan and Harry swipe
Princess Kate’s choice to sit among spectators rather than in the royal box at Wimbledon prompted online speculation that the gesture was a subtle dig at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, contrasting her relaxed public appearance with Harry’s ongoing efforts to regain police protection in the UK. Social media users praised Kate’s low‑key presence while debating the visibility of her security detail, framing the moment as highlighting differences between the couples’ approaches to public life.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Mum buys fish and chips for family of four but people are floored by price
A mother shared on TikTok that she paid £26.50 for a fish and chips meal for four, prompting widespread discussion about rising prices. Viewers largely considered the cost reasonable compared with other recent examples, as prices for cod, haddock, potatoes and energy have increased significantly since 2020. Catch limits and higher operating expenses contribute to the ongoing rise in fish and chip shop prices.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Woman wakes at 4am to queue for Wimbledon but unlikely issue stops her watching tennis
A woman who queued from 4 a.m. to attend Wimbledon ended up repeatedly falling asleep during matches due to exhaustion, sharing humorous footage on TikTok under the name Joyseph. Commenters related to her experience and noted the demanding nature of the queue. Guidance on Wimbledon’s day‑of ticketing process highlights early arrivals, long queues, and limited capacity.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Netflix series is so gripping viewers are staying awake all night to binge it all
Audience reactions highlight strong enthusiasm for the Netflix limited series Maid, described as intensely gripping and emotionally powerful. Social media users consistently recommend the show, praising its acting and storytelling. The drama, based on Stephanie Land’s memoir and produced by Molly Smith Metzler, follows a young mother escaping abuse and working as a cleaner to support her daughter. Despite releasing in 2021, the series remains popular and earned several major award nominations.
The Mirror
Jul 2026
Prince William gets shown hairdryer and his response is absolutely brilliant
Prince William joked about not needing a hairdryer during a visit to Langstane Housing Association in Aberdeen, where he helped prepare welcome packs and move furniture as part of his Homewards Initiative supporting people at risk of homelessness. Footage of the exchange circulated online, drawing praise for his humour and warm interactions with the public.
The Mirror
Jun 2026
Birds will visit garden regularly if you ditch seed and place 1 item outdoors in July
Providing multiple shallow water sources rather than seed attracts more birds to gardens, especially during July heatwaves when fresh water is vital for cooling and hydration. Bowls, pots or small water features are sufficient, and placing them in shaded, covered areas helps protect birds from predators. Water should be refreshed daily and containers cleaned weekly to prevent disease and pests. Bread is discouraged as a food option due to low nutritional value.
The Mirror
Jun 2026
Woman buys strawberries and cream at Wimbledon and is floored by price
A visitor to Wimbledon, Lylaa Ali Shaikh, shared her surprise at the £2.85 price of the tournament’s traditional strawberries and cream, ultimately praising it as excellent value for money. She documented the preparation process and highlighted the freshness and quality of the fruit, which is sourced daily from a Kent farm. The story notes the long-standing historical connection between Wimbledon and strawberries, with large quantities served each year.
The Mirror
Jun 2026
Kate Middleton shows 'true colours' in bold moment rarely caught on camera
Footage of Kate Middleton participating in the National Three Peaks Challenge drew admiration as viewers highlighted her down‑to‑earth demeanor and resilience following her cancer treatment. Social media users praised her quiet dignity and ability to blend in with the public while undertaking the hike. Kate explained that the challenge is both a personal journey beyond diagnosis and a way to support the Royal Marsden, which has deep meaning for her.
The Mirror
Jun 2026
People are only just discovering meaning hidden inside Elon Musk's Tesla logo
The Tesla logo’s design is explained as a stylised cross-section of an electric motor rather than just the letter T, prompting renewed public interest. Created by RO Studio in 2004, the logo originally featured a metallic shield to evoke legacy automotive brands before being simplified in 2017 as Tesla transitioned toward a broader clean-energy and technology identity. The article outlines Tesla’s history, including its founding by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, Elon Musk’s early investment and eventual leadership, and the company’s evolution from luxury electric vehicles to major energy and technology products.
The Mirror
Jun 2026
People are only now realising Elmlea isn't cream as recipe is explained
Many consumers have been surprised to learn that Elmlea, often used like cream, is actually a cream alternative made from buttermilk and vegetable oils. A viral Reddit post prompted widespread discussion, revealing that many people had long mistaken Elmlea for real cream. Elmlea is noted for its long shelf life and versatility in cooking and desserts, with product details highlighting its use across sweet and savoury dishes.
The Mirror
Jun 2026
Tenerife tourist praised for 'getting own back' on 'rude' sunbed hoggers
A tourist in Tenerife received widespread support online after removing towels from unused poolside sunbeds that had been left unoccupied for hours. Ellie McAdams described the incident in a TikTok video, criticising the practice of reserving loungers without using them. Commenters largely agreed that prolonged reservation is inconsiderate, with some sharing similar experiences. Hotels vary in their policies, but many remove towels from unused beds after a set time, while the practice of early-morning towel placement is generally viewed negatively.
The Mirror
Jun 2026
Rats could take over your home if 1 item is left in garden in June
Rats become more active and breed during warmer months, increasing the risk of them entering homes in search of food, water and shelter. Pest experts warn that leaving outdoor water sources, such as pet bowls or containers for wildlife, can attract rodents and encourage them to settle in gardens before moving indoors. Eliminating accessible food, water and hiding places reduces the likelihood of infestation, and professional pest services are recommended for significant problems.
The Mirror
Jun 2026
Harry Styles fans worried about singer after incident on stage at Wembley
Fans expressed concern after Harry Styles briefly appeared to choke during a performance at Wembley Stadium, with circulating videos showing him coughing and lying down before recovering and continuing his set. Attendees and social media users described being worried in the moment, though many noted he seemed fine afterward. The incident occurred during his twelve‑night run at the venue, which has otherwise been well‑received.
The Mirror
Jun 2026
All tourists urged to change 1 phone setting or risk major problem at airports
Travellers are urged to disable auto-join settings for public Wi‑Fi before going to airports to avoid connecting to fraudulent hotspots that can expose personal data. Cybersecurity expert William Thackray warns that criminals create fake networks mimicking official airport Wi‑Fi to intercept sensitive information. Switching off automatic Wi‑Fi connections and relying on mobile data offers stronger protection, and travellers are advised to avoid logging into accounts involving passwords or financial details when using public networks.