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AK-xolotl! Bloomtown! Dome-King Cabbage! - Returning to Gamescom 2023 is GamesRadars Future Games Show. Following on from...

The majority of Wilko stores are expected to shut with the loss of thousands of jobs after a white knight failed to step forward to rescue the collapsed retailer. The family-owned household and garden products retailer, which has about 400 stores and employs almost 12,500 people, will leave big gaps on high streets after the failure of talks with interested parties forced it to call in administrators this month. – Guardian

All the PS5, PS4 reveals - Gamescom Opening Night Live remained relatively lowkey this year, with host Geoff Keighley prom...

Sonic Superstars! Little Nightmares III! Mandragora! - Gamescom 2023 has finally kicked off with Opening Night Live, and w...

More than 1,000 partners at the UK division of the “big four” accounting firm PwC will be paid £906,000 this year, a slight fall on last year’s record payout as profits fell despite rising revenues. Unaudited accounts released by the company showed that PwC’s UK profit fell from £1.5bn to £1.3bn in 2022, although last year’s figure was boosted by a £139m gain from the sale of its global mobility business. – Guard...

Infant formula on online adverts. sport now, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, heres marc edwards. theres been a double blow for england, with less than three weeks to go until the rugby world cup kicks off. owen farrell and now billy vunipola will be unavailable for their opening game of the tournament with argentina, after bans for both players were confirmed. farrell has been handed a four match ban after world rugby successfully appealed against the decision to overturn h...

Millions of Britons did not switch on their heating during cold snaps last winter in an attempt to save on their energy bills as the cost of gas and electricity soared. Almost nine in 10 households tried to cut back on their energy usage last winter, while almost half of all British households, or 13m homes, said they did not turn on their heating when it got cold, according to a survey of 4,000 people by the consumer group Which?. – Guardian

Sonic Superstars! Little Nightmares III! Mandragora! - Gamescom 2023 has finally kicked off with Opening Night Live, and w...

Airlines that break the law by not helping customers when flights are delayed or cancelled should be fined, consumer rights groups and online travel agents have said. In a letter to the prime minister, Rishi Sunak, the consumer rights group Which? and leading online travel agents called for the aviation regulator to be given more powers to act amid flight cancellations. – Guardian

Pokémon came home - After the Pokémon World Championships made its long-awaited return in London last year, it was annou...