12 hours ago Morrisons' new clinic where weight loss, hair loss and menopause meds are delivered

The supermarket giant has teamed up with Phlo, a digital pharmacy, to offer an online prescription service to customers. The service is available to everyone in the UK

Society

12 hours ago Barclays says IT glitch that locked thousands out of their accounts for two days has been fixed as bank apologises and vows customers won't be 'left out of pocket'

The bank apologised to customers after technical problems caused disruption to services and payments over the weekend.

Economics

2 hours ago Mikel Arteta warns against gloating after rampant Arsenal humble Manchester City

Myles Lewis-Skelly copied the celebration of Erling Haaland on a day to savour for Arsenal at the Emirates.

Events

34 hours ago Heartbreaking details of Linda Nolan's funeral service: From tribute to husband Brian to poignant song

Linda passed away on 15th January, aged 65 at Blackpool Victoria Hospital from double pneumonia , where she entered into end-of-life care and then into a coma.

Culture

7 hours ago Forget the pundits – here’s how philosophers see America’s moral divide over Trump

How can neighbors have such a fundamental disagreement about seemingly basic concepts of rightness and justice?In 2016, it was easy for the left to process Donald Trump’s election as a fluke – thanks to the electoral college, he’d essentially won on a technicality. But as he took office once again this month after winning the US popular vote, there is a sense that his every action comes with the tacit endorsement of the voting public.Trump is, of course, far from the first American leader to be accused of cruelty. What’s striking about him is that he doesn’t pretend otherwise. Presidents in recent memory at least paid lip service to compassion; the new one has made exclusion, spite and bullying his brand. He seems to celebrate violating the basic rules we’re taught from infancy: be kind to others, share resources, welcome those who may seem different. Continue reading...

Politics

22 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

13 hours ago Moment customers surge around Barclays' cash machines for 'free money' as IT chaos continues into third day

This is the moment customers surged around Barclays' cash machines in London because of an IT glitch that has also left millions struggling with online banking services.

Economics

3 hours ago Tony Martin, the farmer whose killing of burglar sparked national debate

Martin served three years in prison after shooting Fred Barras, 16, at his home in Emneth Hungate, Norfolk, in 1999.

Events

8 hours ago Love Island's Iain Stirling left 'confused' over last minute Sunday Brunch shake

Love Island narrator Iain Stirling joined Sunday Brunch hosts Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer

Politics

29 hours ago Civil servant and family ‘homeless’ after Barclays IT issue halts house purchase

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

Society

14 hours ago Lucy Letby convictions questioned again as doctor slams prosecution's 'interpretation' of his work

Experts have case more doubt on the convictions of Lucy Letby, currently serving 15 life sentences for the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of eight more

Economics

5 hours ago How Gooch gang and Old Trafford Cripz went on a machine gun rampage in leisure centre gym

'Lots of children use the centre these men walked into that day and it sickens me to think what could have happened'

Events

8 hours ago King Charles and Queen Camilla smile and wave despite chilly Norfolk weather

The King and Queen looked to be in high spirits as the enjoyed a morning service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham - despite the cold weather.

Politics

17 hours ago 'Showering with Coldplay and Taylor Swift' could slash £100 off water bills

Their songs might be great to listen to - but some have claimed that they could serve a money-saving purpose too

Economics

10 hours ago St Mirren explode with VAR fury as raging Buddies claim they are the victims of an 'accumulation of errors'

The Buddies felt they should have been awarded a spot kick in their 1-0 defeat to St Mirren in Paisley.

Events

10 hours ago ‘Very retaliatory’: the federal workers caught up in Trump’s DEI purge

Employees condemn ‘unprecedented and scary’ effort to push out those who had worked on diversity programsJeremy Wood thought he was safe from the shuttering of federal government diversity initiatives that he expected to start as soon as Donald Trump was sworn in.A Raleigh, North Carolina-based career civil servant in the US agriculture department, Wood had been among those tasked with implementing policies ordered by Joe Biden to curtail discrimination on the basis of race, sexual orientation and gender identity in the federal government. Continue reading...

Politics

30 hours ago The Brexit 50p that could be worth more than £40,000: How to spot the error on coin that is 'Willy Wonka's golden ticket' for collectors

Six years ago, the Royal Mint created one million special edition Brexit 50p coins. However, the coins never saw the light of day due to a manufacturing error and were instead approved to be destroyed.

Economics

10 hours ago Day of the Jackal icon Edward Fox leads town rebellion over 'criminally bad' plans to modernise listed Victorian railway station

British actor Edward Fox, 87, has taken aim at Network Rail who want to build a modern ramped bridge onto the Grade II listed Victorian station in Wareham, Dorset.

Events

10 hours ago Pressure rises on Bank of England and the Fed as the interest rate debate gets political

The UK is likely to make a cut this week; Trump has made it very clear he wants his central bank to follow suitThe Bank of England is preparing to announce a cut in UK interest rates on Thursday, with central banks around the world facing increased scrutiny as Donald Trump ramps up his attacks on the US Federal Reserve.Trump wants lower borrowing costs to boost the economy, even though the US has maintained the highest rate of growth in the G7 richest nations for several years and has every prospect of topping the G7 poll in 2025. Continue reading...

Politics

32 hours ago Support letter for RFK Jr’s confirmation includes signatures of doctors with suspended or revoked licenses

Meant to lend credibility to his nomination to head HHS, the letter is signed by some doctors disciplined for not following Covid guidelinesA letter submitted to the US Senate that states it was sent by physicians in support of Robert F Kennedy Jr’s nomination as secretary of health and human services includes the names of doctors who have had their licenses revoked or suspended, or who have faced other disciplinary actions, the Associated Press has found.The letter was meant to lend credibility to Kennedy’s nomination, which has faced strenuous opposition from medical experts due to his two decades of anti-vaccine activism. Republican senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, a medical doctor who boasts on his official website of an effort he created to vaccinate 36,000 children against hepatitis B, expressed hesitancy about Kennedy’s nomination and is seen as a key vote. Continue reading...

Economics

11 hours ago Man taken to hospital after being trapped under bus after Kilmarnock crash

Emergency services descended on the town centre yesterday evening.

Events

11 hours ago Angela Rayner 'called Prince Andrew a n**ce and tried to block him stepping in for King'

A new book claims Angela Rayner lobbied civil servants and Buckingham Palace to ensure that Prince Andrew was struck from the list of counsellors of state

Politics

36 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

12 hours ago Fresh questions in Lucy Letby case cast over baby killer as doctor raises doubts

Lucy Letby is currently serving 15 life sentences for the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of eight more. But experts have cast more doubt.

Events

12 hours ago Lucy Letby's legal team to present 'new medical evidence casting doubt on guilt'

Lucy Letby's medical team have cast doubt on the disgraced nurse's convictions as she continues to serve 15 life sentences for the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of eight more

Politics

37 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

12 hours ago Man arrested after Nando's worker struck in face with plate at east London restaurant

Distressing footage shows the young woman serving a table at the Stratford restaurant when a man suddenly strikes her in the face

Events

13 hours ago Lewis Ferguson sees AC Milan ramp up transfer bid as Bologna 'name' massive price tag for skipper

Ferguson has plenty of admirers in Serie A but Milan hope to win the race to land him in the summer

Politics

39 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

21 hours ago Serial killer Jeremy Bamber, 64, 'makes bid for his life sentence to be overturned' as White House Farm murderer hopes 'new evidence' will 'prove his innocence'

Bamber (pictured) is serving a whole-life tariff for killing his parents Nevill and June, both 61, his adoptive sister Sheila Caffell, 28, and her twins Daniel and Nicholas, six.

Events

13 hours ago Barclays says services are back to normal after technical issue ‘resolved’

The bank said the issue had been resolved on Sunday morning and delayed payments processed.

Politics

39 hours ago The fabulous Stockport pizza spot tucked behind an industrial estate and car dealership

Wedged between a used car dealership, a Maserati garage and aquarium superstore, lies Crust MCR is a self-styled Italian kitchen serving up fresh Neapolitan pizzas

Economics

22 hours ago Man, 32, is arrested after Nando's waitress is hit with a plate in 'unprovoked' attack as she serves chicken

A 32-year-old man has been arrested after he slammed a plate into the face of Nando's waitress in an alleged unprovoked assault. 

Events

16 hours ago Exactly how to complain properly and get your money back if something has gone wrong

If you’ve received poor products or services, don’t suffer financial detriment - MoneyMagpie Editor and financial expert Vicky Parry shares how to make a complaint to get your money back

Politics

24 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

21 hours ago Disruption to Barclays services likely to continue for a THIRD DAY after technology issues wreak havoc

Barclays has warned that some people may see an outdated balance, and payments made or received may not show following the initial outage on Friday, three days ago.

Politics

25 hours ago Stoke go kart staff battled to save teen who died on track after 'falling ill'

TeamSport Stoke-on-Trent said in a statement that its staff tried to help the teen alongside police and the West Midlands Ambulance Service following the 'major incident'

Events

23 hours ago Disruption to Barclays services likely to continue following IT issues

The bank has warned some people may see an outdated balance, and payments made or received may not show following the initial IT outage on Friday.

Politics

26 hours ago 9 strikers linked with Celtic and where they stand as Iheanacho twist sees Kyogo successor search go to the wire

The striker search is ramping up a gear with the transfer window entering it's final hours

Events

24 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

27 hours ago DC plane crash latest in series of US army helicopter training accidents

Aviation experts say piloting Black Hawk helicopters is a complex challenge but army defends training operationsIn March 2023, two US army Black Hawk helicopters collided and crashed into a Kentucky farmer’s field after a nighttime evacuation training mission, killing nine service members.That crash was among a dozen fatal crashes during army Black Hawk training missions since 2014 that claimed the lives of 47 service members and in April 2023 helped prompt Pentagon officials to temporarily ground and provide more training to all army aviators not involved in critical missions. Continue reading...

Events

24 hours ago USAid website offline as Trump moves to put agency under state department

Move would threaten life-saving global humanitarian aid programs, from HIV/Aids treatments to clean water accessThe website for the US Agency for International Development, or USAid, appeared to be offline on Saturday, as the Trump administration moves to put the free-standing agency, and its current $42.8bn budget for global humanitarian operations, under state department control.A message stating that the “server IP address could not be found” appeared when attempts were made to access the website on Saturday. Continue reading...

Politics

28 hours ago Hamilton 0 Ayr 2: Defeat sparks protests but Rankin says he 'won't lose sleep' over fan anger

Accies slipped into the relegation play-off spot in the Championship amid mounting fury from fans over recent displays

Events

25 hours ago Spurs fans crowned biggest slapheads with bald Arne Slot's Liverpool in surprise spot

Tottenham Hotspur supporters are the biggest baldies, it has been revealed, in a poll of 2,000 footie fans. Singer Phil Collins and actor Jude Law are two famous slapheads to follow the team

Politics

29 hours ago ‘Why did we give back this alleged criminal?’ Pressure grows on Meloni after Italy releases wanted Libyan police chief

Critics accuse prime minister of pandering to Tripoli over migration after Osama Najim was freed despite an ICC warrant for alleged war crimesAfter stepping off an aircraft belonging to the Italian secret services, Osama Najim was triumphantly carried on the shoulders of the crowd of supporters awaiting his arrival at Tripoli’s Mitiga airport.Najim, also called Almasri, was not a footballer bringing home a trophy but a police chief wanted by the international criminal court (ICC) for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity, including alleged murder, torture, enslavement, rape and sexual violence. Continue reading...

Events

27 hours ago Settled, industrious, essential: it’s time we saw immigration as a British success story | Martha Gill

New arrivals are set to push the population to 72.5 million but the numbers matter less than how well people fit in once hereLast week some startling numbers hit the headlines. If the Office for National Statistics is correct, net migration will add five million people to these islands in the span of a decade. That will account for almost all population growth in that time, driving us up to 72.5 million by 2032.Is it good news or bad? Many commentators reacted with alarm: there is already a great deal of strain on housing, education and health services. But others like the idea. They point out that birthrates are falling across the world, and that Britain, like other countries, is due to get increasingly decrepit with time. We will eventually have to live off the life force of skilled young people from overseas, over whom everyone else will be competing. Continue reading...

Politics

29 hours ago Police lock down Kilmarnock's busiest road amid reports of serious incident

The one-way system has ground to a halt as emergency services were scrambled to the scene.

Events

28 hours ago London Bridge incident: Major train delays as emergency services rush to station

Trains have been cancelled and services amended at London Bridge station following an incident that warranted a response from emergency services this evening

Politics

29 hours ago Barclays issue urgent warning to customers as IT glitch continues for second day

Barclays customers have been unable to access the bank's mobile banking app and Internet banking services for over 24 hours following an IT outage

Events

29 hours ago Dublin Racing Festival Day 2 tips as Garry Owen predicts more glory for Willie Mullins with Straight Home

It's the second day of the Irish racing extravaganza as the build up to the Cheltenham Festival ramps up

Politics

33 hours ago UK's best takeaway coffee revealed as expert ranks flat whites from the 10 biggest chains

Which coffee chain serves the best beverage of all? Coffee expert, the self-styled Flat White Frank has been on a mission to taste and rank the offerings from the UK's most popular outlets.

Events

30 hours ago Airdrie 2 Queen's Park 1: Ben Wilson spot on with double to cut gap at the bottom of table

The Diamonds made it back-to-back league wins for the first time this season

Politics

38 hours ago Craft group creates teddies to provide solace for thousands of vulnerable people

The knitted and crocheted bears have been given to emergency services, charities and children in Southport.

Events