16 minutes ago Bitter inheritance row after elderly stamp collector leaves his entire fortune to his cleaner

Beverley Neate claims her stepfather Ray Watts, from Great Waldingfield in Suffolk, could not really have intended to disinherit her, in a case which has come to court in London.

Politics

55 minutes ago Eamonn Holmes' comment about King Charles leaves GB News viewers 'switching off'

Eamonn Holmes presented the GB News coverage of King Charles III and Queen Camilla disembarking their flight from Australia to Samoa, but a comment he made didn't go down well with some fans.

Politics

62 minutes ago Budget 2024: 'Main taxes on working people' won't rise, says Rachel Reeves

Chancellor’s comments leave door open to raft of other tax rises, many of which could hit London hard

Economics

73 minutes ago Couple who performed sex acts on each other during flight to Glasgow Airport avoid jail

Ewa Borowicz and Konrad Olendrzynski were on a Jet2 flight into Glasgow Airport with 180 passengers on board.

Events

80 minutes ago Millionaire Duchess leaves just £5,000 to daughter – and £10,000 to her dogs

Frances, the Duchess of Rutland, died in January aged 86

Economics

98 minutes ago Watership Down review – charming rabbit animation still has power to terrify

A band of rabbits must leave their warren to find safety in a film that, even in a digital age, still has the bloody force to scare young minds‘The field it’s covered in blood!” This is the young visionary rabbit Fiver, voiced by Richard Briers, in the British animation from 1978 by Michael Rosen, based on Richard Adams’s classic children’s book. The rabbits’ warren, quite as important as Tolkien’s shire, is about to be destroyed by a property development, announced by the humans’ heartless wooden sign, which of course none of the rabbits can read, but twitchy, squirming Fiver can sense the disaster it represents.So his brother Hazel (voiced by John Hurt) leads Fiver and a breakaway gang on a quest for safety to far-off Watership Down, a rumoured place of sanctuary foreseen by Fiver; th...

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1 hour ago Liam Payne's dad 'vows to do right' by star as he refuses to leave his side

Liam Payne's dad has reportedly vowed to "do right by his son" as he refuses to leave his side following the former One Direction star's tragic death aged 31.

Politics

2 hours ago Summer of sport and music puts Heathrow on course for busiest ever year

From June to September, 30.7 million passengers passed through Heathrow, bringing the total for the first nine months to 63.1 million

Politics

2 hours ago Horror as airplane engine sucks up luggage truck and rips it apart in front of passengers

The American Airlines Boeing 787 had just arrived at Chicago's O'Hare airport when the jet sucked in a luggage truck into its engine - ripping the vehicle to shreds

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2 hours ago Nurse who poisoned young boy with 'industrial amounts' of laxatives leaving him emaciated, permanently disfigured and with a growth stunt has jail sentence cut

Tracy Menhinick was found guilty of wilfully harming the youngster earlier this year after a 19-day trial at the High Court in Aberdeen.

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