36 minutes ago Marcus Rashford 'told he will never play for Man Utd again' while Ruben Amorim is manager

Marcus Rashford has reportedly been informed he has no future at Manchester United whilst Ruben Amorim is the man in charge as he closes in on a January loan move to Aston Villa

Politics

7 hours ago Report that Rachel Reeves cited as evidence a third Heathrow runway would boost the economy 'was commissioned by the airport itself'

In a speech in Oxford this week, the chancellor claimed that a new runway at Heathrow could create up to 100,000 new jobs and open Britain up to new markets.

Society

83 minutes ago Brits rethink Spain holidays as '£95 border rule' checks tourists have enough money

Brits hoping to catch some winter sun might be thinking twice about jetting off to Spain thanks to a border rule which may see them forced to present cash before entering

Economics

25 hours ago ‘I don’t like corporate boxes’: Jeremy and Ben Corbyn on Arsenal, coaching and Starmer

The former Labour leader and his son reveal how football changed their family, and discuss the pleasure and pain that comes from loving such a voraciously capitalist sportLast Saturday morning, with the biting cold and bright sunshine providing a perfect day for football, Jeremy Corbyn climbed off his bicycle at Tufnell Park playing fields. I joked about a red bike being appropriate for his politics and his beloved Arsenal but Corbyn just smiled and gazed at the teeming pitches.His eldest son, Ben, is a scout for the Arsenal academy and runs the London Football School which coaches around a thousand young footballers. They range in age from three to 18 and there are 42 LFS teams. Continue reading...

Sport

36 minutes ago British Airways flight toxic fume chaos as cabin filled with gas midair and passengers fell ill

British Airways Flight 0108 was an hour into its journey from Dubai when the captain elected to return owing to "toxic fumes" reported in the cabin, where passengers and crew fell ill

Events

19 hours ago New Ireland head coach Simon Easterby's marriage to popular TV host and talented son

The former Scarlets captain is taking charge of his first match as interim Ireland head coach

Culture

61 minutes ago 'Unbelievable' handheld and cordless vacuum that is 'godsend' for chores plummets to half

Cordless vacuum cleaners are a game changer when it comes to household chores, and this handheld vacuum cleaner is a must-have for anyone who wants to make their cleaning routine easier - plus it's on sale

Politics

7 hours ago SARAH VINE: Kate's 'very happy' childhood has given her the grounding to withstand the vicissitudes of Royal life. That's why she's perfect to help improve Britain's early years parenting

A new survey by a charity working to improve early-years development has revealed that 24 per cent of parents do not consider toilet training a necessary skill before their child starts primary school.

Society

2 hours ago UK TV Licence horror as £1k costs predicted for streamers in proposed changes

The proposed BBC TV Licence fee rule change to include those exclusively watching non-live content across streaming sites could double TV bill costs across the UK, an expert's warned.

Economics

42 minutes ago Tories warn Keir Starmer cosying up to the EU in his Brexit 'reset' risks dragging Britain into Donald Trump's trade war

The US President has announced sweeping new tariffs on all goods imported into America from China, Mexico and Canada.

Events

76 minutes ago 'Lightweight’ cordless vacuum that ‘keeps its charge for ages’ has nearly 50% off

With spring cleaning season fast approaching, shoppers can get a handy gadget to help tackle mess for significantly less, as this handheld vacuum plummets to nearly half price

Politics

8 hours ago Civil servant is left homeless after Barclays payment issues mean she unable to buy her new family home

Paola Mereu, 39, sold the house her and her husband and their two daughters, aged one and seven, lived in at Uxbridge and were meant to buy their new home in West Sussex on Friday.

Society

3 hours ago Renewables investment fears over Labour's energy price plan that would cut Scots' bills

The Labour government is weighing up cutting energy bills for Scots or keeping renewables investments on track.

Economics

46 minutes ago Britain's oldest cold murder case remains unsolved as girl found bound in shallow grave

Dubbed Britain’s oldest murder cold case, a young girl's remains were found in a shallow pit at Vindolanda Roman fort in a position that indicates she was bound with severe injuries to her skull

Events

76 minutes ago Incredible unseen Dubai neighbourhood completely overlooked by Brit tourists

Forget Dubai's glittering towers, pristine reputation and rich persona - the city's anchor is far more humbling and brimming with charm and culture.

Politics

11 hours ago AI tools used for child sexual abuse images targeted in Home Office crackdown

UK will be first country to bring in tough new laws to tackle the technology behind the creation of abusive material Britain is to become the first country to introduce laws tackling the use of AI tools to produce child sexual abuse images, amid warnings from law enforcement agencies of an ­alarming proliferation in such use of the technology.In an attempt to close a legal ­loophole that has been a major ­concern for police and online safety campaigners, it will become illegal to possess, create or distribute AI tools designed to generate child sexual abuse material. Continue reading...

Society

9 hours ago Cut tax breaks on cash Isas to push public into riskier shares, City firms tell Rachel Reeves

Financial companies have told the Chancellor that the £300 billion held by Britons in cash Isas could be yielding better returns for savers if they opted for riskier stocks and shares Isas.

Economics

85 minutes ago UK weather: Temperatures to plunge in London as heavy snow hits parts of the country

London will dodge the snow but could face a few frosty days

Events

1 hour ago Potter goes back to Chelsea with point to prove in calmer West Ham waters

A win against Fulham and draw at Villa are early signs of a better fit at West Ham on manager’s return to his old clubGraham Potter’s return to Chelsea coming on deadline day feels symbolic. West Ham’s head coach does not look back fondly at the extravaganza of player trading when he was in charge at Stamford Bridge in January 2023. It was a time of chaos and unreasonable pressure. The new owners were spending like there was no tomorrow and by the time window closed it was left to Potter to make sense of a squad so bloated there was not enough space for everyone in the first-team dressing room.Good luck with that. Chelsea had crowed after beating Arsenal to Mykhaylo Mudryk. Negotiations with Benfica led to a British transfer record for Enzo Fernández. Noni Madueke, David Datro Fofana and Benoît Badiashile joined. A deal for Malo Gusto was confirmed for the summer. João Félix arrived on loan. Jorginho took his experience and nous to Arsenal. Hakim Ziyech’s loan to Paris Saint-Germain...

Politics

15 hours ago Wayne Lineker's famous Ibiza beach club is coming to a surprise UK location

Wayne Lineker, 62, founded his famous O Beach over a decade ago in 2012 and is now promising to bring 'a dose of Ibiza' to British shores.

Society

1 hour ago 'Hardest man in Britain' may have had hidden health battle before tragic death

Lenny McLean died at the age of just 49 from lung cancer - but his daughter later revealed he may have also been suffering from a secret health battle

Events

2 hours ago 'Blind football changed my life and could change a lot of other people's'

Charity Bloomsbury Football has been working with figures from England's blind and partially-sighted football set-up to help a new generation of football fans get into the game

Politics

15 hours ago Tom Brady and India's richest family who had the Kardashians at their wedding snap up English cricket teams alongside CEOs of Microsoft and Google in sport's latest gold rush

The sale of stakes in each of the eight teams that make up the Hundred, the ECB's flagship cricket competition, has secured enough riches to forever alter the complexion of the domestic game.

Society

13 hours ago Covid chief attacks Labour after AstraZeneca axes its plan for £450million vaccine site

Former head of the Covid Vaccine Task Force Dr Clive Dix accused ministers of a 'fatuous argument', claiming the country is in a worse position to produce vaccines than 2020.

Economics

1 hour ago Freak hammock horror leaves woman quadriplegic but what boyfriend did shocked her

University student, Erin Field's life changed forever when she sat on a hammock that had been attached to a chimney, which crashed down onto her causing catastrophic injuries

Events

2 hours ago Inside This Morning star Alison Hammond's surprising 50th birthday plans

She loves nothing more than letting her hair down - but as Alison Hammond reveals exclusively, has a very different plan to mark her milestone 50th birthday

Politics

16 hours ago 'We couldn't afford to buy a home, then a chance moment changed our lives forever'

Young couple Louisa, 25, and Mike, 26, were struggling with high rent costs and soaring house prices when a 'surreal' moment turned their lives around

Society

17 hours ago Britain hands £67m Brexit contract to firm at centre of Post Office IT scandal

Exclusive: Lord Arbuthnot, who campaigned for wrongly convicted sub postmasters, said it sent the message the country ‘doesn’t care about the unethical behaviour shown by Fujitsu’

Economics

3 hours ago We’re closing the loopholes that allow paedophiles to use AI to sexually abuse children | Peter Kyle

Technology has changed how predators operate. Now a raft of new offences will stop those who create heinous content escaping punishment Technology moves fast. Legislation can be slow. For decades, that has felt like a fundamental fact of public life. But the gap between our laws and the world they are supposed to govern feels wider than ever. While the internet has transformed every element of our society, the state has not kept up.Most of the laws that prohibit the creation and distribution of child sexual abuse imagery have been in place since the 1990s. Back then, Photoshop was in its infancy. The physical photographs that paedophiles shared were no less vile, but they were easier for the police to seize and destroy.Peter Kyle is secretary of state for science, innovation and technology Continue reading...

Events

2 hours ago Emmanuel Macron’s got a point: Why shouldn’t we charge tourists to see our treasures? Catherine Bennett

The Louvre’s proposed two-tier fees are a better way to fund museums than iffy corporate sponsorship dealsIntroducing, five years on, another Brexit bonus: the chance to support the renovation of the Louvre. President Emmanuel Macron has proposed paying for the “renaissance” of the Paris museum, in part, by increasing entrance fees for visitors from outside the EU.After some initial attempts to represent this as a direct insult – “Brits will be forced to pay more than EU residents” (the Mail) – even the rabidly pro-Brexit press appears to have accepted that the scheme applies globally, to all non-EU visitors: an exceptionally cunning way of Brit-targeting, even for the French. Continue reading...

Politics

16 hours ago Parents of Ellen Greenberg, teacher stabbed to death in 2011, can take Philadelphia city officials to trial for emotional distress, judge rules

The 27-year-old’s 2011 death was first ruled a suicide, then changed to homicide, and then back to suicide

Society

20 hours ago Katie Price slams weight loss claims and admits 'real reason' for transformation

Reality star Katie Price has faced accusations about her her dramatic weight loss but the former glamour model has now hit back at concerns over her changed appearance

Economics

7 hours ago Why thousands of young Britons are at risk from the aggressive form of cancer that hit TV royal expert Katie Nicholl

Thousands of young and seemingly healthy Britons are at risk of a once-rare form of aggressive liver cancer because GPs are unaware of how to detect it, a new campaign has warned.

Events

3 hours ago Calder’s Cancellation Challenge: airlines with the best and the worst cancel culture

The Man Who Pays His Way: Rapidly losing patience with airlines that ground flights and make passengers foot the bill

Politics

32 hours ago Foreign Office's full list of forbidden countries Brit tourists must avoid

Warnings against travelling to certain countries have been announced by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) to British nationals.

Society

23 hours ago Barclays IT glitch locks customers out of accounts for almost 24 hours

Outage comes on HMRC’s deadline day for settling self-assessment tax returns and a pay day for many workersA serious IT glitch has left some Barclays customers locked out of their accounts throughout the night and almost 24 hours on from the bank’s initial outage.Barclays has apologised to customers and said it was “currently facing intermittent errors” with its payment system. “We’re working to fix this as quickly as possible,” it said. Continue reading...

Economics

7 hours ago Keir Starmer relaxes border laws meant to stop illegal immigrants getting British citizenship in 'total capitulation to people smugglers'

Keir Starmer has been accused of making Britain 'the soft touch of Europe' after rolling back border laws designed to make it near impossible for illegal migrants to become UK citizens.

Events

3 hours ago Incredible UK seaside town with pretty beach is surrounded by countryside

An underrated coastal town has dramatic scenery shaped by the Jurassic Coast, breathtaking countryside and nature reserves with an abundance of wildlife within walking distance

Politics

33 hours ago Ed Miliband is accused of having 'lost his voice' over Heathrow expansion plan as Energy Secretary remains silent after announcement

The Energy Secretary once threatened to resign over proposals for a third runway, but has been conspicuously quiet since Rachel Reeves 's announcement.

Society

23 hours ago Barclays customers are STILL having problems a day after bank's online services crashed on self

On Friday, the bank apologised to its customers, acknowledging 'intermittent errors' with their payment system and assuring that they were 'working to fix this as quickly as possible.'

Economics

8 hours ago Yvette Cooper says Britain will become the first country in the world to make owning AI tools for creating child abuse illegal

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said the new offence will be punishable by up to five years in prison under measures the Government will bring forward in the Crime and Policing Bill.

Events

4 hours ago UK snow maps show 'Beast from the East' will bring 9 inches – with one place spared

UK weather maps show a 'Beast from the East' blizzard could bring snow to millions of Brits later this month, with just one region expected to miss out on the wintry conditions

Politics

23 hours ago ‘Dark and dingy’ or ‘a real loss’? Shoppers react to possible loss of WH Smith

Stevenage is one of 500 UK towns where threatened closures will affect local retailers and the publishing tradeWH Smith sale could turn high street into ‘book desert’, authors sayJust two shop floor staff are on duty and shoppers are mostly serving themselves at shouty automated tills in WH Smith’s Stevenage branch, where there are boxes of goods on the floor, some empty shelves and missing signage.Set in a faded shopping centre that was cutting-edge when it heralded Great Britain’s first new town in 1965 but is now gap-toothed with empty stores, WH Smith in Stevenage is a clear example of what is at stake for 500 communities across Britain whose local store is now at risk. Continue reading...

Economics

10 hours ago Almost 50,000 remain without power on island of Ireland after Storm Eowyn

Engineers working to restore supply are being supported by counterparts from Great Britain and Europe.

Events

7 hours ago Sepp Straka holds off charging Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy at Pebble Beach

The Austrian rallied with four late birdies for a one-shot lead heading into the final round.

Politics

25 hours ago Barclays customers ‘still unable to make payments’ as mass bank outage continues

On Friday, the bank apologised to customers, saying they were ‘currently facing intermittent errors’ with their payment system.

Economics

11 hours ago SIX NATIONS TV REVIEW: Eddie Jones squirms as he's put on the spot by ITV during coverage of Ireland vs England

JONATHAN McEVOY: Times change, not always for the worse, just usually, and now it was a 4.45pm kick-off in Dublin and Eddie Jones  was paraded as the new star signing of ITV's coverage.

Events

8 hours ago 'Government contractor' charged under the Official Secrets Act with disclosing sensitive intelligence documents appears in court

Juan Joseph, 42, is accused of using his position to access security documents and then leaking them, according to counter-terrorism detectives.

Politics

25 hours ago Surprise Sky TV update confirmed and it's coming to millions of UK homes this month

Sky is rolling out some major changes to its streaming service and here's what's new.

Economics

11 hours ago German cockroaches are invading Brit homes with 'no way' of ever getting rid of them

Pest experts are providing warnings about cockroach infestations. Here they tell us what can be done in the case of roaches taking over ones home

Events

9 hours ago Princess of Wales makes emotional plea for a 'more compassionate, united Britain'

The Princess, 43, warns that modern life can leave some people isolated and vulnerable, which can lead to poor mental health, abuse and addiction, amid her initiative to create a happier society.

Politics

26 hours ago Car tax hikes coming in April that 75% of Britons are unaware of: Some drivers pummelled by £2,745 increase

We detail the three main updates to car tax that will hammer the wallets of the nation's drivers from 1 April 2025.

Economics

11 hours ago Country Icon Darius Rucker Moves To London Following Arrest Last Year On Drug Charges

Country Icon Darius Rucker Moves To London Following Arrest Last Year On Drug Charges  Black Enterprise

Events

9 hours ago Kate Middleton pens emotional statement on 'poor mental health' and 'feeling isolated'

Kate, Princess of Wales has penned the foreword for a new handbook for parents and teachers on how to help Brits early years' development

Politics

30 hours ago Huge £11bn plan could see 30 new UK train stations with journey times slashed

The Western Gateway Partnership's Rail Deal, which would be partly funded by central government, would also see half a dozen stations upgraded across the south west of England and south Wales

Economics

12 hours ago Six people arrested as Tommy Robinson supporters and opponents face off

Commander Louise Puddefoot, in charge of the policing operation, said the force was ‘well prepared’ for both protests

Events

9 hours ago Katy Perry reveals advice her therapist gave her on how to handle negative album reviews

The Dark Horse hitmaker explained that she tries to avoid feedback, in general, after her therapist told her 'something that really changed' her life.

Politics

31 hours ago Martin Lewis MSE names four banks paying you up to £175 to make easy change

Money saving guro Martin Lewis has revealed four bank providers who are offering huge sums of money to switch with them. The process includes other perks such as free hotel stays

Economics

13 hours ago Ricky Gervais warns PM Starmer to get a move on over sick 'hunting trophies' ban

The comedian has urged the Labour Government to set a date to finally ban trophy hunting in Britain. Gervais has garnered widespread support from colleagues the likes of Dame Judi Dench, Ozzy Osborne and more

Events

10 hours ago Kate Middleton's 'enormously difficult' struggle with royal life explained

The Princess of Wales has reportedly found it "enormously difficult" when the central focus of her engagements has been the outfit she is wearing, rather than her work prompting a huge change

Politics

32 hours ago ANDREW NEIL: Will we EVER escape the malevolent shadow of Covid? It wrecked Britain's work ethic, added a trillion to our national debt, crippled the NHS

It was five years ago this week that the first folk on British soil - two Chinese nationals staying in a York hotel, as it happens - tested positive for coronavirus.

Economics

13 hours ago The Crown star Claire Foy goes electric ten months after her car was destroyed in hit

The 40-year-old was spotted wrapped up in a full-length woollen coat, black hoodie and a beanie, paired with a pair of burgundy Adidas Sambas and red socks, as she charged her new motor.

Events

11 hours ago Emmerdale April's 'life changed forever' as special episode shows 'agonising journey'

Emmerdale are set to air a special episode on Tuesday, dedicated to April Windsor's time on the streets, as her parents are finally given answers about her disappearance

Politics

14 hours ago Brits face surge in sickies as three months of storms trigger crippling migraine attacks

Brits could be struck down with crippling 'storm migraines' over the next three months due the extreme changes of weather. Experts have commented on the matter and predict that millions could be off work sick

Events

11 hours ago Kate Middleton's 'new perspective' on life means change to what's shared about her

The Princess of Wales has reportedly decided that the public focus should be on the causes that she is spotlighting rather than her clothing, according to a palace source

Politics

15 hours ago Warning is issued as major change to millions of bank accounts takes effect today

Nationwide, the country's largest building society, has announced it is cutting interest rates on almost 90 savings accounts from Saturday.

Events

11 hours ago British superstar Trinny Woodall joins Sunrise's revamped presenter lineup

British fashion and beauty icon Trinny Woodall is set to shake up Sunrise as the breakfast show bolsters its on-air lineup with a glamorous international addition.

Politics

16 hours ago Almost 60,000 remain without power on island of Ireland after Storm Eowyn

Engineers working to restore supply are being supported by counterparts from Great Britain and Europe.

Events