2025-08-18
Daily Star Front Page 18th of August 2025
Horseracing is set to halt all meets next month as the industry launches a strike in protest against the Chancellor’s proposed betting tax.
Horseracing is set to halt all meets next month as the industry launches a strike in protest against the Chancellor’s proposed betting tax.
Donald Trump is calling for a ceasefire during high-level talks in Alaska, seeking to broker a peace deal.
Wayne Rooney has publicly responded to remarks made by NFL star Tom Brady, defending his own dedication and work ethic following criticism about his commitment in football.
Donald Trump is planning to host UFC fights on the White House lawn as part of celebrations marking 250 years of America, prompting widespread controversy and debate.
The new hosts of a popular football show have pledged to maintain professionalism and uphold high standards, assuring viewers that they will avoid discussing personal opinions and instead concentrate on football-related matters following the previous era.
An amber health alert has been issued as forecasters warn of a 35 °C heatwave, with officials urging parents to keep children indoors to reduce heat-related risks.
Liam and Noel Gallagher have been advised not to provoke the US President during preparations for their upcoming tour in America, to avoid jeopardising the band’s US shows.
Rupert Lowe triggered ridicule after he contacted the Coastguard about what he claimed were illegal migrants, only for the suspected arrivals to be revealed as British charity rowers, sparking fresh scrutiny of sensationalist rhetoric over small-boat crossings.
England supporters have voiced frustration after FIFA’s latest rankings placed the Lionesses fourth in the world, despite their recent European title and World Cup runners-up finish.
The BBC is facing criticism for a new series which has been heavily edited following the departure of notable presenters, resulting in claims that the show now feels awkward and unsatisfactory to viewers.