64 minutes ago Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid admits ‘I’m guilty’ as she makes family confession

On Monday's instalment of Good Moring Britain, ITV hosts Richard Madeley and Susanna Ried brought viewers the latest news headlines

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18 hours ago Is THIS Britain's skinniest home? Bizarre property with a wall just THREE FEET wide is compared to New York icon by bemused locals

A block of flats in the Fishponds area of Bristol is only just wide enough for a toilet cistern. The unusual skinny shape has baffled and amused neighbours.

Society

2 hours ago Ninja shoppers snap up £50 air fryer at 'lowest ever price' by stacking two online deals

"I have been using it for a little while now and find it a great alternative to my electric oven. It's quicker, cheaper, gives a better result and is easier to clean"

Economics

9 hours ago Chelsea: Enzo Maresca admits Tosin Adarabioyo and Axel Disasi could leave during January transfer window

Blues hit by shortage of defenders but Trevoh Chalobah’s return adds to competition for places

Sport

59 minutes ago 'I quit successful job for risky new career – people threw eggs but I had last laugh'

DJ AG, whose real name is Ashley Gordon, went viral for DJing in the middle of London streets and has performed with a host of stars - but it hasn't all been plain sailing

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14 hours ago Ruben Amorim rips Man Utd apart ahead of Rangers showdown – 'we're the WORST team in club's history'

The Red Devils host Rangers in the Europa League on January 23 after a nightmare start to life under their new boss

Culture

22 hours ago Eating more of one 'overlooked' nutrient improves gut health and boosts energy

Many people struggle to eat the recommended amount of one 'overlooked' nutrient which is essential for better gut health and energy levels

Science

64 minutes ago Ruben Amorim points finger at Marcus Rashford as Man Utd transfer saga turns ugly

Ruben Amorim has offered an update on Marcus Rashford's future following Manchester United's 3-1 defeat to Brighton, with the Red Devils boss suggesting his absence is "best for the team"

Politics

29 hours ago How to live healthily ever after! Scientists try bizarre new method to tempt children into eating their greens

Experts at Humboldt University in Berlin , helped by colleagues at the University of Nairobi tested the power of storytelling in helping children to make healthier food choices

Society

5 hours ago DWP boss told 'urgent action is needed' to rein in benefits bill by peers

The chairman of the cross-party Economic Affairs Committee has written to Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall warning that 'urgent action is needed to address the rising social and financial cost'

Economics

29 hours ago Inside the life of a small boats smuggler living in Britain: People trafficker who has been fighting extradition for SEVEN YEARS spends his days playing golf... and committing more crimes

The father-of-two (pictured) was detained by the National Crime Agency after being sentenced to eight year in jail for his role in the trafficking operation.

Sport

78 minutes ago Trump threatens a global trade war. Europe must unleash a radical alternative | Gabriel Zucman

Unlike tariffs, a new form of protectionism could target climate-wrecking, untaxed corporations and their billionaire ownersGabriel Zucman is a French economistHow should Europe respond before Donald Trump’s policies destabilise the global economy? All countries will soon have to take a stand on the new US president’s tariff threats. While a shift away from free trade clearly carries risks, it also presents a valuable opportunity to reimagine our outdated international economic relations – if we can grasp what makes this moment unique.In many ways, Trump’s economic agenda follows the Republican party playbook that dates back to Barry Goldwater’s 1964 presidential run, which launched the party’s enduring mission to dismantle Roosevelt’s New Deal. Trump claims the US was never better off than under William McKinley’s presidency (1897-1901), when the federal government, before income tax existed, was pared down to a minimum.Gabriel Zucman is professor of economics at the Paris School o...

Events

15 hours ago ITV Dancing on Ice's Steve Redgrave dealt major blow hours before live show

Dancing On Ice 2025 is set to continue on Sunday 18th January, with the second set of celebrities taking to the ice and one star in particular could be at risk of leaving

Culture

79 minutes ago 'I'm Britain's smallest glamour model – Victoria's Secret need shorter models like me'

Cait Hellyer - who brands herself 'Britain's smallest glamour model' – thinks it's about time lingerie brands like Victoria's Secret use shorter models like herself

Politics

31 hours ago Thomas Frank gives definitive title race verdict after Liverpool late show at Brentford

Brentford boss Thomas Frank thought his side had held off the Premier League leaders and would be earning a point - only for two late Darwin Nunez goals to hand Liverpool victory in London

Society

6 hours ago Tories call for a probe into Keir Starmer's Attorney General over Chagos Islands deal and Gerry Adams case

Britain's top civil servant was last night urged to investigate the Attorney General's potential role in a string of controversial government decisions.

Economics

80 minutes ago Doctor reveals common cupboard items you can eat to reduce risk of dementia and stroke

There's three small changes you can make starting today

Events

83 minutes ago A new start after 60: I’d spent my life being ashamed of my hair – now I see it as a forcefield

Tina Shingler was fostered in a white family in North Yorkshire in the 1960s, where her hair was a source of anxiety and stress. Then she wrote a ‘hairmoir’ and now she empowers others to embrace their hair tooGrowing up, Tina Shingler didn’t touch her hair like other girls touched theirs. She didn’t preen, stroke or comb – though sometimes she hid pens and cigarettes in it. “I had no respect for it, because no one else had any,” she says.As a “Barnardo’s child”, Shingler’s hair presented a challenge to her white foster parents, Mary, a housewife, and Jack, a semi-skilled mechanic. She had a happy enough childhood, but every few months was required to kneel in the sitting room in Ripon, North Yorkshire, and rest her head in Mary’s lap to be “shorn”. The language was always animalistic, Shingler says. It was “to bow your head”, and know your hair was “something to be got rid of”.Tell us: has your life taken a new direction after the age of 60? Continue reading...

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8 hours ago New report reveals stark differences in pay across Britain with salary gap of up to £20k

Average anual salaries in some parts of Britain are more than £12k higher than areas with the lowest pay, with the figure jumping to almost £20k when comparing London salaries

Economics

5 hours ago Nigel Farage risks sparking a row after posing with Conor McGregor... but did their meeting really go as smoothly as they want us to think?

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has risked yet another uproar by posing with Conor McGregor, but photos suggest the meeting may not have gone all that smoothly.

Events

5 hours ago Trump dances with the Village People as Kid Rock, Hulk Hogan, and Jon Voight join star

President-elect Donald Trump hosted a high-energy rally in Washington, D.C., joined by 80s disco icons The Village People, whose hit YMCA became a rally staple.

Politics

16 hours ago Voices: Reeves is wrecking UK growth by alienating wealthy entrepreneurs who bring investment and jobs

Reeves and her boss Keir Starmer do not appear to understand the competition to attract the international rich – and the benefits they bring

Economics

7 hours ago Hidden fat in muscles leads to a higher risk of dying from heart attacks regardless of body weight, study reveals

While 'fatty marbling', or flecks of fat running through meat, is commercially valued in livestock, little is known about this type of body fat in humans and its impact on health.

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6 hours ago As US celebrity bible publishes damning takedown of Harry and Meghan, why America is FINALLY falling out of love with the Sussexes (just like Britain did)

In a significant volte face - Vanity Fair has royally changed its mind about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Politics

16 hours ago Voices: America’s loss, our gain: Britain’s TikTok revolution starts now

With TikTok blocked in the US, the UK has an opportunity to reshape the platform with British humour, creativity and quirks, says Flic Everett

Economics

7 hours ago Britain's benefit system 'incentivises workers to say they are sick', peers warn

Those eligible to claim health-related benefits could double their income by leaving the workforce, according to a scathing House of Lords report.

Events

8 hours ago ‘British Muslims fear Musk influence and emboldened Islamophobia under Trump’

Outgoing Muslim Council of Britain leader Zara Mohammed said this is a “deeply challenging time” for her community.

Politics

26 hours ago Boss of AI firm says Scottish councils could save frontline services from the axe by embracing technology

Expert urges authorities to consider ‘third way’ instead of slashing services or raising charges

Economics

8 hours ago MCB leader: I was the first woman in the top job but I won’t be the last

Zara Mohammed recalled both excitement at the start of her tenure but also being dismissed by some outside commentators as ‘a puppet’.

Politics

27 hours ago Buying £7.50 wine from Aldi can help save the planet in UK supermarket first

The budget supermarket has made a commitment to help those keeping our oceans clean and thriving with every purchase of a new product

Economics

8 hours ago Fine art valued in the 'billions' under threat from LA fires as expert warns of 'devastation' to priceless works

The devastating Los Angeles wildfires have put billions of dollars worth of fine art at risk as experts warn could be 'one of the most impactful art losses ever in America.' 

Events

11 hours ago I'm living the dream says Ayr United's newest prospect Kenzie Mitchell

The 16-year-old has been propelled straight into the first team picture after impressing boss Scott Brown.

Politics

11 hours ago Chrystia Freeland warns of Trump’s ‘existential risk’ to Canada in campaign launch

Freeland casts herself as ‘battle tested leader’ and most capable of negotiating with an unpredictable White HouseWho could replace Justin Trudeau as leader of Canada’s Liberal party?Chrystia Freeland has warned of the “existential risk” to Canada posed by Donald Trump, casting herself as a “battle tested leader with the scars to prove it” during the formal launch of her bid to be the country’s next prime minister.Freeland, who has presented herself as the figure most capable of negotiating with a protectionist and unpredictable White House, held her formal campaign launch the day before the incoming president’s inauguration and pledged “dollar to dollar” retaliation for any tariffs that would amount to the “largest trade blow the US has ever endured”. Continue reading...

Events

12 hours ago High street banking giant 'looks to quit Britain over excessive red tape'

The bank, which has millions of customers and 20,000 employees across 444 branches in the UK, could be planning to step back from retail and commercial banking in Britain

Politics

13 hours ago Ruben Amorim admits Manchester United are worst team ever in damning admission

Manchester United were beaten 3-1 by Brighton on Sunday, but Red Devils boss Ruben Amorim has insisted he will not change his system despite his side's struggles

Events

12 hours ago Pep Guardiola sends James McAtee transfer message as Man City boss predicts change

Premier League champions thrash Ipswich to continue unbeaten run

Politics

15 hours ago How many organisations does it take to change a lightbulb? Six at Buckingham Palace! King Charles has to battle to get LED go

The King is looking to refit 71 gas-powered lanterns with new mantles to hold LED bulbs, which will make them more energy efficient.

Events

12 hours ago Ruben Amorim shows true colours and admits Man Utd are at the 'worst' they have ever been

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim has labelled has described his side as possibly the worst in the club's 147-year history after their 3-1 defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion

Politics

15 hours ago The Loves of My Life by Edmund White – sex on the brain and in the bathhouse

The American author’s anthology of his many physical encounters is a spiritual quest as much as a sensual oneDon’t expect to read Edmund White’s The Loves of My Life with one hand. True, it is subtitled A Sex Memoir, and it hotly reminisces about a few dozen of the 3,000 partners White, who is 85 and still counting, has so far totted up. It does contain some glances at the more esoteric specialities of gay sex, including a scene in which White kneels in an abandoned Manhattan warehouse to imbibe six cans’ worth of warmly recycled beer “from the tap of my date’s microbrewery”. There is also a fortunately terse reference to what in medical shorthand is called a BM. But this coital anthology turns out to be about love and its dreamy spirituality, despite the risque and often risky rutting it describes.Above all, White’s preoccupation is language, since for him sex initially ignites in the head and is consummated on the page, with bodily pleasure or pain as a merely ...

Events

13 hours ago Ruben Amorim says he is managing 'maybe the worst Manchester United team in history' after Brighton loss

Angry Red Devils boss says his side are ‘breaking all the bad records’ and that everybody is underperforming after latest home defeat

Politics

18 hours ago The common thread between hurricanes and wildfires? Increasingly strong winds

Hurricane-force winds have major destructive power that can turn bad situations worse

Events

13 hours ago Trump’s inauguration: what to expect as the new US president is sworn in

Pomp and tradition are set to unfold in sub-zero temperatures as the US marks the passing of power

Politics

20 hours ago Jimmy Calderwood dead aged 69 as tributes pour in for ex Aberdeen and Dunfermline boss after dementia battle

Calderwood was a beloved figure in Scottish football and passes away after a battle with dementia

Events

14 hours ago Ange snaps at reporter for 'familiar story' comment as Tottenham boss proves he HASN'T 'lost his prickliness'

The Aussie boss is struggling to turn things around in London with fans running out of patience after another loss

Politics

21 hours ago Noussair Mazraoui fires Man Utd teammates ominous Rangers warning as he names the 'important' star to halt

The blockbuster Battle of Britain could be the perfect platform for one Ibrox star

Events

14 hours ago Ange Postecoglou accepts blame for Tottenham collapse at Everton and explains system change

Under-fire Spurs boss’ decision to play a back three amid worsening injury crisis backfired badly in first-half blitz

Politics

21 hours ago Kilmarnock boss fears keeper Robby McCrorie fracture cheekbone in Celtic cup defeat

Robby McCrorie was injured inside the opening minute of the 2-1 Scottish Cup defeat

Events

14 hours ago Britain's Got Talent star Tom Ball announces birth of daughter with meaningful name

Britain's Got Talent finalist Tom Ball has welcomed his daughter into the world this week after announcing his wife Hannah Ball's pregnancy to fans just four months ago

Politics

22 hours ago McDonald's slammed over 'abhorrent abuse of power' in sex for shifts scandal

Hundreds of teenage workers are suing fast food giant McDonald's - with some claiming their managers demanded sex in exchange for shifts on the rota - others say they were bullied

Events

14 hours ago The Guardian view on development’s paradox: the rich benefit more than the poor | Editorial

The global south needs a fairer deal than this one, in which it funds the lifestyle and wealth of the global northThe World Bank calculated last month that the rich world earned more than $1.4tn (£1.15tn) in loan repayments from the developing world in 2023, with the sums likely to top $2tn a year by 2030. Rich countries have in effect become the world’s bankers, squeezing debtors in the global south. Poorer nations are forced to borrow in rich-world currencies to pay for their energy and food, while their exports consist mainly of low-value goods compared with their imports.Colonial patterns of extraction plainly did not disappear with the withdrawal of troops, flags and bureaucrats. Whether a debt crisis in the developing world occurs depends on decisions beyond its control. The risk increases if US interest rates rise and if poor nations’ exports – often priced by commodity speculators or wealthy-world buyers – fail to generate enough dollar reserves to stabilise their exchange r...

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22 hours ago I'm a gaming hardware expert and I don't care about Nintendo Switch 2 specs – it's about the games

Power is great, but it's not what sells consoles.

Events

15 hours ago Ange Postecoglou uses familiar Tottenham excuse as sack fears grow after Everton loss

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou still has faith his side can get back to their best this season, with Spurs now sat just eight points above the relegation zone after losing to Everton

Politics

24 hours ago Paul Lambert: ‘Zinedine Zidane just looked at me and said “bloody hell”’

Broke and out of contract at Motherwell, the Scot took a risk in seeking a trial at Dortmund only to become an European Cup winner within 12 monthsThis is a story in three parts. The unlikely tale of how Paul Lambert signed for Borussia Dortmund in 1996. Why Lambert is still revered there, despite making only 64 appearances. And the sad story of why he had to leave Germany in 1997, although not everyone would describe a Glasgow-born footballer signing for Celtic in such gloomy terms.That’s not to say Lambert hasn’t achieved a lot elsewhere. He won a Scottish Cup with St Mirren, helped Motherwell into Europe and captained Scotland and Celtic, where he won four league titles. He has managed some of England’s biggest teams: Aston Villa, Norwich City and controversially their rivals Ipswich. He has four children and seems happy away from management with his second wife, Kara, their two large Belgian Malinois dogs and numerous chickens at their home outside Nottingham. But we’re here to ...

Events

16 hours ago ‘Power duo’ Taylor Swift and Caitlin Clark sat together to celebrate the Chiefs playoff win

The Kansas Chiefs played against the Houston Texans on Saturday, January 18

Politics

26 hours ago Scotland boss Gregor Townsend holds court on Dave Cherry status, Freddy Douglas and Six Nations training plans

Experience of squad heartens head coach ahead of Six Nations

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