Big Brother
Coverage of Big Brother in the Nexus archive.
- Big Brother star Alex Sibley, 47, wins council seat for Reform in the local elections after switching careers following fatal collision
Alex Sibley, a former Big Brother star, has won a council seat for the Reform party in the local elections at 47 years old, after switching careers following a fatal collision. Alex Sibley's win marks a significant career change. The local elections have seen various candidates from different backgrounds
- Banning early morning airport beers is the 'Big Brother' approach, Wetherspoon boss says - after Ryanair chief tried to call time on sunrise pints
Wetherspoon boss criticizes the idea of banning early morning airport beers, calling it a 'Big Brother' approach, after Ryanair chief suggested limiting sunrise pints. The debate surrounds airport drinking regulations. Wetherspoon and Ryanair have differing opinions on the matter.
- Bikini-clad Big Brother icon Nadia Almada, 49, displays the results of her facelift and gastric sleeve weight loss as she recovers from surgery in Turkey
Nadia Almada, a 49-year-old former Big Brother contestant, shared updates on her recovery in Turkey following a facelift and gastric sleeve surgery, highlighting visible results from the procedures. The surgeries were part of her weight loss and cosmetic transformation journey.
- Big Brother legend Nadia Almada, 49, is unrecognisable as she appears bandaged and bruised after undergoing facelift in Turkey
Nadia Almada, 49, a Big Brother legend, is unrecognizable after undergoing a facelift in Turkey, appearing bandaged and bruised. The procedure has significantly altered her appearance.
- Meta's Big Brother move: Mark Zuckerberg's firm starts tracking employees' mouse clicks and taking screenshots of their screens - as one worker calls it 'very dystopian'
Meta Platforms Inc., led by Mark Zuckerberg, has begun tracking employees' mouse clicks and taking screenshots of their work screens, a practice described as 'very dystopian' by one worker. The move has raised concerns about workplace surveillance and privacy.
- Meta's Big Brother move: Mark Zuckerberg's firm starts tracking employees' mouse clicks and taking screenshots of their screens - as one worker calls it 'very dystopian'
Meta, led by Mark Zuckerberg, has begun tracking employees' mouse clicks and taking screenshots of their screens, a practice described by one worker as 'very dystopian'. The move has been likened to a 'Big Brother' surveillance approach.