Taika Waititi confirms his Star Wars film is put on ice indefinitely
Director Taika Waititi confirmed during a promotion for Klara and the Sun that his Star Wars movie in development since 2020 has been placed on hold indefinitely.
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Jason Sudeikis hopes Ted Lasso continues for season five despite uncertain future
Actor Jason Sudeikis discussed his hopes for a fifth season of Ted Lasso and addressed public misconceptions about his 2020 split from Olivia Wilde on Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso.
Naza directors discuss film about systems of mass killing at London premiere
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor spoke to the Guardian editor-in-chief at the London premiere of their Oscar-winning documentary on Thursday.
Physicists propose new calculation explains gallium anomaly without new particles
A group of researchers from Italian institutions published a study in Physical Review Letters on October 16, 2026, suggesting their new math resolves the long-standing neutrino shortfall issue.
Pakistan study finds one in three adults has mental disorder
A new national survey led by researchers from Hamdard University and UK partners reveals that nearly one in three adults in Pakistan lives with a diagnosable mental or behavioural disorder.
Grey seal pups recorded at Cumbria nature reserve for twelfth year
Two healthy grey seal pups were spotted at South Walney Nature Reserve in Cumbria during the current season.
Engineer David Mummery develops invisible Swimmer Turbine for Scottish coastal towns
Engineer David Mummery developed a new tidal energy device called the Swimmer Turbine after testing it in a secret river location in the Highlands of Scotland during the early 2010s.
Japanese space mission aims to return Mars moon sample to Earth
The Japanese Space Agency will launch a spacecraft on Monday to collect samples from Mars' moon Phobos and bring them back for analysis.
Archaeologists find ancient Nubian faience workshop at Napata temple complex
A team led by Durham University and New York University researchers uncovered a faience workshop at the Sanam temple complex in Napata, Sudan, during excavations of the site built by King Taharqo in the seventh century B.C.
Laser pointers can blind security cameras and cause permanent damage
Reports indicate that powerful laser pointers used against older surveillance equipment in various locations can create dead pixels or destroy lenses.