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Episode details World Service , 09 Dec 2025 , 26 mins Available for over a year Twitch streamer QTCinderella talks about the unwelcome attention she receives in real life. Shiona McCallum reports on robotics for offshore wind farms. And polar rover tech. Presenter: Shiona McCallum Producer: Tom Quinn (Image: A photo of Twitch streamer QTCinderella attending TwitchCon 2024 in San Diego, USA. She is standing in front of a TwitchCon backdrop and logo. She is smiling at the camera. Credit: Getty Images.) Programme Website More episodes

December 9, 2025 December 9, 2025 We got back from Australia and finally have some chill time. But thought this would be a good time to check out twitches compound. the place is epic. have a watch and enjoy!

Canyon Crest Academy students couldn't use gymnasium while Twitch streamer filmed 24-hour livestream featuring Fansly creators and inappropriate activities SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — A Twitch streamer rented out Canyon Crest Academy's gymnasium to film a 24-hour livestream that included adult content, leaving students, parents, and community members upset over the inappropriate use of school facilities. The stream, which was presented by Fansly — a platform similar to OnlyFans where creators charge for exclusive photos and videos — showed people in the gym engaging in various activities, including games, fighting, men getting their legs waxed, and a man licking a woman's foot. The video also featured women in revealing clothing. Students at the San Diego County school said they were unable to use their gym on Friday because of the setup for the streaming event. "I don't know what kind of oversight happens there, but a lot of the stuff that we saw on set or online, it was just mostly kind of childlike activities happening, and then there was some kind of weird thing going on at the end," Sievenpiper said. Another student expressed concern about creators from adult platforms being brought to the school campus. "I think there were

Manchester Evening News Icon News TV I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here The Twitch streamer celebrated being crowned King of the 2025 Jungle I'm a Celebrity winner Angry Ginge took over half of the votes after making history in the ITV final. Over the weekend, the 2025 winner of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here was officially crowned as the first ever social media star won the coveted title. Manchester-born Twitch streamer and TikTok sensation Angry Ginge quickly became a fan favourite during his time in the ITV jungle. With many viewers not knowing much about him at first, Ginge soon showed his true personality as he became well-liked by his fellow campmates. He'd had an emotional time in the jungle after admitting that he missed being at home with his family shortly after the celebrities were given a family photo. However, throughout the show Ginge took on various Bushtucker Trials and even the famous Cyclone challenge. It was then that he crossed the bridge with his fellow finalists. Former EastEnders actress Shona McGarty finished in third place, as Celebs Go Dating star Tom Read Wilson was confirmed as the runner-up. After winning, Ginge told presenters

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Outta Here 2025 has revealed its new King of the Jungle: Angry Ginge. The content creator took on a number of stomach-churning challenges to win the hit ITV show, earning himself a host of new fans after coming in with the support of younger viewers already. For those who want to learn more about the newest King of the Jungle, here is what you need to know. Who is Angry Ginge? Angry Ginge is known for playing games online, namely FIFA, and his real name is Morgan Burtwistle. (Getty) A YouTube star and Twitch streamer, 24-year-pld Angry Ginge is beloved by young audiences for his online gaming, particularly playing FIFA and other football-related content. He has amassed a huge following as a content creator, with 1.4 million people following him on Twitch and 889,000 people subscribing to his YouTube channel. But for some I'm A Celebrity viewers, he was a bit of a mystery before entering the jungle. The question on a lot of viewers' lips was what the streamer's real name is, as he is referred to by his online persona, Angry Ginge. Well, Angry Ginge's real name is Morgan Burtwistle. What is Angry

Twitch streamer Fiona "Fanfan" seemingly referring to Kai Cenat as Sean "Diddy" Combs at The Streamer Awards 2025 has gone viral on social media. For context, The Streamer Awards 2025, hosted by Blaire "QTCinderella," aired on December 6, 2025. At one point, Fanfan interviewed streamers, content creators, and influencers who were present at the event. When she approached Kai Cenat, she made some lighthearted comments about his Streamer University and his collaboration with LeBron James during the Mafiathon 3 subathon. She also asked Cenat if he appeared in Netflix's Sean Combs: The Reckoning: "This year, as everyone knows, you broke the record for the most expensive haircut and the least educational university. So, congratulations to you. Oh, and also, congrats on your new documentary with 50 Cent. That was you, right?" Tylil James, an associate of Kai Cenat, expressed his displeasure with Fanfan's joke: "If you are going to be on the mic, turn this s**t on! Turn this s**t on! If you are going to be on the mic making jokes, at least let it be funny! If you are going to be on the mic making jokes, at least let it be funny! Have a good night!" When

The Streamer Awards 2025 (Image via thestreamerawards.com) The Streamer Awards 2025 celebrate outstanding achievements in the live-streaming industry over the past year. The event recognizes creators who not only produce exceptional content but also build strong, global communities around their work. With a commitment to staying connected to the evolving streaming landscape, the awards feature a wide range of categories that reflect diverse games, content styles and audience groups. Both individual creators and collaborative groups are honored at the event, whose dedication and creativity have shaped the industry, setting new standards for engagement, entertainment, and community-building. QTCinderella and Maya Higa are the co-hosts of the 2025 Streamer Awards. Joined by red carpet hosts @theoneandonlykatieb and @thesketchreal, road host @stableronaldo, floor host @issfanfan and a fashion panel featuring @biqtchpuddin, @gisforgodoy and @rockmsakura, creating a dynamic lineup for the event. Where to watch The Streamer Awards 2025? The Streamer Awards 2025 will be live-streamed on Saturday, December 6, 2025, at 3:00 p.m. PT, which is Sunday, December 7, 2025, at 4:30 a.m. GMT. Viewers can watch the event live on both Twitch and YouTube through QTCinderella’s official channels at twitch.tv/qtcinderella and youtube.com/@QTCinderella/live. How does The Streamer Awards work? The Streamer Awards works by gathering community

Ahmed “SXB” Alqahtani, known online as shongxbong, has rapidly established himself as a prominent figure in the streaming community, particularly on the Kick platform. His internet career dates back to 2018 when he began posting content on YouTube and Twitch. Initially gaining recognition as a competitive Fortnite player with POWR eSport, SXB has since transitioned from competitive gaming to streaming diverse content, solidifying a significant online presence. His early success on YouTube attracted millions, and his Twitch account once amassed an impressive 1.7 million followers, although it is now inactive. Currently, his YouTube channel boasts around 12 million subscribers, reflecting the considerable support he has garnered throughout his career. Despite stepping back from competitive Fortnite, SXB demonstrated that his skills remain sharp by securing second place at the Riyadh Reloaded Showdown and winning first place at Creative Madness 2 in 2020. In recognition of his contributions to the content creation landscape, SXB has received several awards in Saudi Arabia, including Best Content Creator and Best Streamer in 2022. Most recently, he was honored with the Favorite Male Influencer Award at the Joy Awards, recognizing his impact on platforms like YouTube and Twitch during that period. SXB’s venture into Kick has

Channing Tatum pays homage to Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss legacy  Channing Tatum has recently revealed he feels honoured to call late Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss “a friend” in a moving tribute. The Magic Mike actor got emotional as he paid homage to his co-star three years after his death at the Dance Hall of Fame Ceremony in Los Angeles on December 4. “I promised myself I wasn't going to cry,” began the 45-year-old in his heartfelt speech about Stephen. Step Up actor recalled how Stephen made him “laugh all the time,” but to talk about him is an “understatement to say the least”. Channing opened up that he felt lucky to work with late Stephen for a good amount of time. Gushing over The Ellen DeGeneres Show co-host, the Deadpool & Wolverine actor said, “He just was one of the most brilliant, bright people. He just loved so big. He just loves so big and that's why he just shines so much.” Meanwhile, Channing jokingly said that he had a “man crush” on Stephen for the reason they both were from Alabama. “I just felt some sort of kinship to him. Roll Tide, by the way. I'm sure he yelled it back