Is dry January good for you? The benefits of a sober new year

Is dry January good for you? The benefits of a sober new year

Yes, it’s that time of the year again: deciding whether or not to do dry January. The annual 31-day challenge is upon us and this time, an impressive 15.5 million Britons are planning to kickstart 2025 with an alcohol-free month. Dry January has grown in popularity since the campaign was launched by Alcohol Change UK … Read more

NFL fines two players for hip-drop tackles, but no fine for the only one that was flagged

NFL fines two players for hip-drop tackles, but no fine for the only one that was flagged

The NFL’s much-discussed new rule against hip-drop tackles has only produced one penalty flag this season, against Carolina’s Jacoby Windmon on Sunday — and the league’s disciplinary office didn’t agree with that call. The NFL confirmed today that Windmon was not fined for a hip-drop tackle, even though the officials flagged him for one when … Read more

Drake Maye has head injury scare in Patriots-Chargers

Drake Maye has head injury scare in Patriots-Chargers

Drake Maye has head injury scare in Patriots-Chargers originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston Saturday’s game vs. the Los Angeles Chargers couldn’t have gotten off to a much worse start for the New England Patriots. Their prized rookie quarterback Drake Maye took a helmet-to-helmet hit while scrambling near the sideline just five minutes into the … Read more

From Nick Jonas to Paloma Faith and Michelle Visage

From Nick Jonas to Paloma Faith and Michelle Visage

As we prepare to say hello to 2025, The Standard grilled a number of celebrities on the New Year’s resolutions they will be making. Nick Jonas (Getty) 2025 is a big year for the 32-year-old US musician and actor. Not only does it mark the 20th anniversary of his band the Jonas Brothers, he’s set … Read more

YouTube urged by Nandy to promote higher quality children’s content

YouTube urged by Nandy to promote higher quality children’s content

YouTube and other online video sites have been urged by the Government to push more “high quality” content to children. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has written to tech firms urging them to promote videos that inform children about the world and aid mental and emotional development. Ms Nandy, who has a nine-year-old son, said: “This … Read more