Nathan Tokosi, widely recognised by his stage name DigDat, has been found guilty of attempted murder following a drive-by shooting in west London. The 25-year-old rapper was implicated in an attack where multiple shots were fired at a man in Notting Hill on November 20, 2023. The Old Bailey heard that DigDat was among those in a stolen Audi from which at least six rounds were discharged at 27-year-old Daniel Offei-Ntow, striking him in the head, mouth, and body.

Westminster Council has introduced a new nighttime strategy for London, including designated “quiet zones” and “quiet nights” to address noise complaints from residents. Key areas such as Oxford Street, the Strand, and Victoria Street will be designated for late-night entertainment, while businesses will be encouraged to create calm spaces for neurodiverse individuals. The plan also includes 100 additional CCTV cameras to enhance safety, particularly for LGBTQ+ venues. However, business owners argue the policy threatens London’s nightlife, which has already seen a 19% decline since the pandemic.

Senegalese football icon Sadio Mané is officially a girl dad! The 32-year-old Al-Nassr forward dedicated his latest goal to his newborn daughter, following the birth of his first child with 19-year-old wife Aisha Tamba. While fans congratulated the star, the internet couldn’t help but focus on the age gap between the couple, sparking a heated debate. Is this just a cultural norm?

A man has been charged with murder after allegedly shooting the administrator of a community WhatsApp group who had removed him from the chat, Express News reported. The incident took place on Thursday evening in Peshawar, the capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in Pakistan. The victim, identified as Mushtaq Ahmed, was shot and killed following a dispute with the suspect, Ashfaq, who has now been charged with his murder, according to police records.

During Noel Clarke’s libel suit against the Guardian, actress Louise Dylan denied allegations made by Clarke’s former business partner that he saw Clarke grope her at a party.

A new study suggests that marriage significantly increases the risk of obesity, with married men being 3.2 times more likely to be classified as obese compared to their unmarried counterparts. While both sexes tend to gain weight after marriage, men face a 62% higher risk of being overweight, while women's risk increases by 39%.