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EA is shutting down hugely popular racing game after 13 years with fans saying it ‘breaks my heart’
EA is shutting down a hugely popular racing game after 13 years, leaving longtime fans heartbroken.Rivals, part of the iconic Need for Speed franchise, will have its servers shut down in October 2025 — meaning some online features and achievements will soon be lost forever.2The shutdown of Need for Speed Rivals is a reminder that online features, no matter how beloved, don’t last foreverCredit: Microsoft / XboxThe game’s servers will be shut down in October 2025, meaning some features and achievements will soon be out of reach for good.Gamers in the UK and around the world have until 7 October…
Warning over surge in cases of deadly bacteria in UK that kills one in 10 – check 3 symptoms to watch out for
BRITS have been warned as a deadly bacteria that kills one in 10 sufferers has spiked in the UK.Cases of the “worst diarrhoea ever” are rising – here are three symptoms to watch out for. 2The infection stems from a highly contagious bacterium, which lives in people’s bowelCredit: GettyClostridioides difficile, otherwise known as C. diff, has killed more than one in 10 cases from 2023 to 2024.Concerned doctors are warning the death toll could continue to soar if action isn’t taken.The infection stems from a highly contagious bacterium, which lives in people’s bowel.Dr Kerrie Davies of the C. Diff Trust…
Sky is giving away 100,000 tickets to sport events and FREE pizzas with almost 2 million treats up for grabs every week
SKY is dishing out free pizzas to customers and giving away new treats every week as part its perks programme.The company’s latest Sky VIP offering has almost two million freebies up for grabs.1Find the new rewards in the MySky app nowCredit: Jamie Harris / SkyFree weekly treats including pizzas, ice lollies, as well as snacks from brands like LOVE CORN and Whitworths will be available.And the first is a free pizza from Sainsbury’s available starting today.You can claim a pizza from the supermarket’s Taste the Difference range.The offer is only valid at Sainsbury’s superstores – not Sainsbury’s Local, petrol stations…
NHS waiting lists have fallen to the lowest for two years but progress is at risk from doctors’ strikes.The backlog was down to 7.36million in May, from a peak of 7.77m in 2023.2’Our NHS is finally moving in the right direction but this recovery is only just beginning and it is fragile’, said Health Secretary Wes StreetingCredit: AlamyHospitals had their busiest May on record with 75,000 treatments, 80,000 scans and 78,000 A&E visits every day.Health chiefs warn staff’s efforts could go to waste if the British Medical Association’s five-day strike goes ahead at the end of the month.Waiting lists were…
Aliens could use Heathrow Airport as homing beacon to find us & experts reveal how long it might take them to get here
HUMANS have been searching for aliens for decades – but all this time intelligent extraterrestrial life could have found us, according to a new study.Heathrow Airport has been acting as a sort of homing beacon to find us, experts at the Royal Astronomical Society’s National Astronomy Meeting (NAM 2025) in Durham revealed.6This artist’s impression shows the rocky planet Proxima Centauri b – Earth’s closest potentially habitable planet6This artist’s impression shows the planet Proxima b orbiting the red dwarf star Proxima Centauri6But it’s not just Heathrow – the largest and busiest airport in the UK, but Gatwick and New York’s JFK…
CONTAMINATED blood victims are enduring further suffering because of compensation delays, a report has found.Sir Brian Langstaff — who last year called the NHS scandal the worst medical cover-up in British history — now says help for patients and their families has been “profoundly unsatisfactory”.More than 30,000 people were infected with viruses such as HIV and hepatitis after clinics used high-risk blood donors in the 1970s and ’80s. Ministers last year set up an £11.8billion fund but so far just £300million has been paid out.Campaigners estimate 100 people have died waiting since Sir Brian’s 2024 report.Yesterday, Sir Brian, chair of…
World’s first portable mosquito ‘air defence’ blasts biters with lasers to neutralise them on its own, inventor claims
A MOSQUITO-busting laser that can supposedly kill up to 30 mozzies a second has been proposed by a Chinese firm. The gadget, called Photon Matrix, is claimed to be able to detect the mosquito, as well as its angle and size, within just three milliseconds.4A mosquito from the side on a white surfaceCredit: GettyAs soon as the mosquito is detected, a second laser beam is fired to kill it. The laser will allegedly scan its surroundings to avoid firing at larger objects such as people and pets. However, it is still a prototype – so it is unclear if it can really do the…
The exact amount of time it should take to pee – and when it signals a serious health problem
ALTHOUGH it’s often a hush-hush topic, going to pee is something we all need to do.After all, what we guzzle down, must come out.2Spending too much, or too little, time peeing can be a sign of underlying health conditionsCredit: GettyBut the stream doesn’t always run so smoothly down there and knowing what’s normal and what’s not, can help you work out when there is an issues. It turns out spending too much time, or too little can be dangerous and a sign of hidden underlying health conditions, experts have warned.It should only take you an around 21 seconds to completely empty…
The five Amazon Prime Day gadget deals I’d actually buy – and ‘lowest ever’ price on Ring doorbell bundle is my top pick
AMAZON Prime Day is here and the online shop is flooded with seemingly endless deals – with plenty of cut-price gadgets on offer.If you’re struggling to know where to start, don’t worry. I’m The Sun’s tech editor, Sean Keach, and I’ve been testing tech as part of my job for more than a decade. And there are five Prime Day discounts that I’d actually buy.10The Ring battery doorbell doesn’t need any wires to workCredit: Amazon / Ring10This bundle includes a Chime so you can hear the doorbell chime – rather than relying on just phone notificationsCredit: Amazon / RingThere’s something…
BY now, you’ve probably got the memo . . . ultra-processed foods are “bad”.Low in nutrients and high in sugar, fat and salt, they are quick and easy to eat, meaning that we absorb lots of calories, and fast.8Rhiannon Lambert shares her top tips and a few favourite recipes to ‘unprocess’ your lifeCredit: Dorling Kindersley: Clare WinfieldBut as is often the case with nutrition, it’s not quite as simple as dodging all UPFs all the time.There are good reasons to enjoy them in moderation — they often taste great, are convenient and tend to last longer so can help us save money.No one should…