Our Television category is our sixth largest by total annual engagement and, last week, the start of the autumn programming schedule grew engagement with the category by +29% as Brits read about the telly that’ll keep them entertained over the winter months.

Last week, the launch of Apple’s latest hugely desirable smartphone, the iPhone 15, and a brace of new wearables at the tech giant’s annual Wanderlust event excited our army of 30m tech fans as we lead into Q4 – the biggest quarter of the year for Tech & Computing.

Our #OzoneAtFive celebrations continued on Thursday, 12 September at our fabulous fifth birthday party the Ozone DI5CO BALL at London’s Amazing Grace.

Ozone returned to Mindshare Huddle for the conference’s 2023 edition to host a panel session on strategies for inclusive planning with publisher PinkNews, research agency The Diversity Standards Collective and Mindshare.

The Rugby World Cup kicked off at the weekend to drive engagement with content about the sport. Up +59% week on week, more than 7m Rugby page views was a high for the year and 2.4x higher than the 2023 weekly average.

The seven days to Sunday, 3 September drew the month of August to a close, so this week’s Reading the Nation takes a closer look at the key categories showing the most growth last month.

The final bank holiday of the summer brings a party atmosphere to revellers across the country. With the Reading and Leeds, and All Points East festivals and Notting Hill Carnival all taking place across the long weekend, it’s no surprise we see engagement with related content take off.

Every year, mid-August presents a time of both celebration and anxiety as school-leavers up and down the country await the results of their A-level, BTec Level 3 and T-levels.

Last week, a nail-biting penalty shootout saw England’s Lionesses progress to the World Cup quarter-finals where a 2-1 victory over Columbia guaranteed them a semi spot.

Meanwhile the return of the Premier League season saw champions Manchester City take on newly- promoted Burnley at Turf Moor, while Harry Kane’s big move shone a spotlight on the transfer window before the September 1 deadline.