Few licensed games in recent years have managed to do both as authentically as Robocop: Rogue City did in 2023 (despite that game’s numerous flaws). The bones of Rogue City’s gameplay are in Unfinished Business, a new standalone expansion that can be played without owning or having any prior knowledge of the previous game. RoboCop: Rogue City - Unfinished Business. Just like Rogue City, Unfinished Business is the gaming equivalent of stuffing your face with pizza and popcorn on a Saturday night. RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business is now available on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.

“While we cannot move on pay after a 28.9% pay rise, we are working on areas where we can improve working lives for resident doctors. Dr Ryan responded: “I think that the public is behind us in the sense that they want to see doctors paid fairly, they want doctors to be in the NHS, doctors retained, because ultimately they want good care”. On Tuesday, NHS leaders said there was no extra money to cover industrial action by resident doctors, formerly known as junior doctors. But the BMA said resident doctors need 29.2% to reverse “pay erosion” since 2008/09. Earlier this month, the union announced that resident doctors in England would strike for five days from 7am on July 25.

Mumbai: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) attached immovable property in the UK belonging to Vinod Tanna and his family, in a money laundering case where they via their construction firm, Sai Group, had allegedly cheated flat buyers. The ED sent the provisional attachment details to the UK authorities through the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty for implementation.The ED in a press release on Thursday stated their investigation revealed that the attached asset, comprising land and building, was acquired by Jayesh Tanna, in 2017 during the crime period by siphoning proceeds of crime amounting to GBP 207,000 to the UK, generated by cheating genuine investors and flat buyers in the case.The ED's investigation conducted so far revealed that promoters of Sai Group entities resorted to various malpractices to divert funds of flat and shop buyers in its proposed redevelopment projects for personal benefits, leading to non-delivery of the projects and causing wrongful loss to buyers, old tenants (original society members), and investors to the tune of Rs 85.75 crore.Earlier, the ED had attached assets worth Rs 33.89 crore, including agricultural land, residential flats, commercial shops, and a bungalow in Mumbai and Ahmednagar.The ED initiated investigations based on multiple FIRs registered by city police against Jayesh Vinod Tanna, Deep Vinod Tanna (promoters of Sai Group entities), their family members and others for diverting funds of purchasers in its proposed redevelopment projects for personal benefits, thus cheating buyers of Rs 85.75 crore in its projects in D N Nagar, Andheri, Kandivli and Goregaon.

“I’m really happy about it because I’ve always been kind of frustrated just watching politics and not being able to do anything. And I know loads of other people who feel the same, who are really interested in politics and get frustrated at watching all the older people vote. So yeah, if I was back in my day, if I was 16 or 17 and I got the opportunity to vote, I think that would be really, really good. It would have got me thinking about the political issues, the economical issues as well, at an early age.” “I think it’s a great opportunity for us to have more of a say in our future. And because at the end of the day, we decide who we vote in, and then this affects our decisions that affect us, whether it be health care, education and ultimately, jobs in the end.”

Tsunami warning issued following 7.3 magnitude earthquake in AlaskaSand Point in Alaska has experienced a number of earthquakes prompting tsunami warnings to be issued. Picture: AlamyBy Rebecca HenrysA tsunami warning was issued for a 700-mile stretch of the Alaskan coast following a powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake on Tuesday. The earthquake struck at 12.37pm local time, just off the coast of Sand Point, in the Aleutian chain. Since the initial large earthquake, further tremors have been felt in the area with additional earthquakes occuring throughout the day. A tsunami warning was active from about 40 miles southwest of Homer to Unimak Pass, however, this was later changed to an advisory and was then cancelled when waves didn't hit the communities affected.

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East Midlands Railway (EMR) has shared a seat availability guide and its top tips for customers travelling to Skegness this summer. Skegness remains a firm favourite with holidaymakers, and with another busy summer expected, EMR is here to help you travel smoothly – whatever the weather. Skegness Summer Top TipsBook in advanceTo help manage capacity, we strongly recommend booking your place in advance. Around 85% of Skegness customers already book ahead, securing the best prices, availability, and access to the priority boarding queue. To request one, contact our Customer Service Centre on 03457 125 678, email contact@eastmidlandsrailway.co.uk or visit our Skegness Summer page.

Picture: Times MediaThe Times of London is a brand forever associated with broadsheet journalism – but it is increasingly consumed on a 7cm-wide smartphone screen. The Times app, which had a major overhaul in May, is now probably the title’s most financially important publishing platform. The Times, Sunday Times and Times Literary Supplement claimed 629,000 digital subscribers at the end of March (up 8% year on year) and Roussel says the majority choose to read The Times on the app. App readers are more likely to renew their subscription and they consume more content than website readers. In the last month Times readers have shared 1.7 million articles, he said.

The British government said on Thursday that it would allow 16- and 17-year-olds to vote, in what it called a landmark moment for democracy and some of its opponents decried as an attempt to tilt the electoral playing field. Britain has more than 1.6 million people of age 16 or 17, in a total population of roughly 68 million, and the plan has been described as the country’s largest expansion of voting rights in decades. The last nationwide reduction in voting age, to 18 from 21, came more than 50 years ago. “Declining trust in our institutions and democracy itself has become critical, but it is the responsibility of government to turn this around and renew our democracy, just as generations have done before us,” the deputy prime minister, Angela Rayner, wrote in an introduction to a policy paper that included the announcement. The plan also includes promises to tighten laws on foreign donations to political parties, and to simplify voter registration.

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There was no horse-drawn carriage ride or banquet at Windsor Castle, as during last week’s state visit of President Emmanuel Macron of France. But when Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Prime Minister Keir Starmer signed a landmark defense treaty on Thursday, it added another layer to a portrait of Europe uniting against foreign threats. The accord is further evidence of how European leaders are pulling together to confront a landscape scrambled by President Trump’s “America First” foreign policy and President Vladimir V. Putin’s relentless assault on Ukraine. In addition to defense and security, the treaty covers energy, economic cooperation and migration. It builds on an agreement signed last October, under which the countries agreed to conduct joint military exercises and develop sophisticated weapons.

Voting age to be lowered to 16 across UK ahead of next electionToday, the UK government announced its plans to lower the voting age to 16 in time for the next general election. Prime Minister Keir Starmer said young people who "pay in" to the system should have the opportunity to say what they want their money spent on. Leader of Reform UK, Nigel Farage, said he didn't support lowering the voting age to 16 "even though we get lots of votes". And Lib Dem MP Sarah Olney said changing the minimum voting age to 16 was a "no-brainer". But it could be some time before these proposals become law, as they will need to be scrutinised in Parliament first.

‌In recent days, it has been revealed that a report has upheld 45 allegations against MasterChef host Gregg Wallace. ‌There was also one allegation upheld against his co-host John Torode, for racism—something he denies and says he was “shocked and saddened” to hear. John Torode was made an MBE in 2022 (Image: Pool, Getty Images )A BBC spokesperson has made the following statement: “John Torode has identified himself as having an upheld allegation of using racist language against him." John Torode denies the allegation. John Torode’s contract on MasterChef will not be renewed.”

SynopsisIndia and the UK are poised to sign a Free Trade Agreement next week, aiming to significantly enhance trade and investment ties. The agreement, finalized on May 6, will eliminate tariffs on key exports like leather and clothing, while reducing the cost of British whisky and cars.

This is representative AI image. How FTAs Make Your Chocolate Sweeter & Whisky Cheaper? All You Need to Know About Free TradeNEW DELHI: India and the UK are likely to sign the long-awaited Free Trade Agreement (FTA) next week, according to officials. "The process of legal scrubbing of the FTA text is going on. The two countries announced the conclusion of the negotiations on May 6.