51 minutes ago Kate Nash says she’s ‘creating jobs with her bum’ after launching OnlyFans account to fund tour

Pop star called herself a ‘legend’ for starting the account and said she believed it was ‘quite empowering’

Society

81 minutes ago The UN has failed us on Gaza. We need to decolonize and radically reform it | Omar Barghouti

By decolonizing, I mean a transformative process that embeds the views of marginalized and most affected communitiesWell before US president-elect Donald Trump is inaugurated in January 2025, the UN has been atrophying in power, credibility, and even relevance. The international organization has faced many challenges since its establishment in 1945 in the shadow of the most horrific chapter in modern human history. Yet few chapters of the UN have been darker than its meek looking on as Israel livestreams the genocide against 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza with “total impunity”.The fact that Israel’s ongoing genocide is armed, funded and shielded from accountability by powerful western states, led by the US, has made this impunity more blatant than ever. Western hypocrisy in slapping R...

Events

3 hours ago Peter Andre shares 'pain' over brother's heartbreaking cancer death with tear

EXCLUSIVE: In his weekly column, Peter Andre has opened up on his brother's heartbreaking death, his family’s Christmas plans and reminisces on memories of I’m A Celebrity

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3 hours ago A new start after 60: I became a ‘hummingbird’ for people with dementia

When Ann Thomas-Carter retired, she lost her sense of purpose. Then she began volunteering in a care home and found six hours could fly past in six minutes At 63, Ann Thomas-Carter stepped into Framland care home for the first time and was immediately taken aback. “It wasn’t like a care home at all; it was this beautiful old manor house overlooking the Oxfordshire countryside and there were only 21 residents,” she says. “It felt like a big family, especially since everyone calls the residents ‘family members’. I fitted in right away.”Thomas-Carter used to work as a pharmacy dispenser at Boots in Oxford town centre. “I had worked most of my life at Boots and it was a safe place for me, somewhere I could be face to face with customers and help them,” she says. But when it emerged that the...

Politics

4 hours ago Stage and screen star Bill Paterson warns Scottish culture funding is in 'dire need' of rethink

Fleabag and Outlander star throws weight behind campaign demanding ‘essential increased investment’ in culture

Events

4 hours ago Charity boss 'deeply worried' about future of Scotland's first college for people with complex needs

Uncertainty over only facility of its kind ahead of SNP funding decision

Politics

5 hours ago Britain faces ‘talent drain’ of visual artists as earnings fall by 40% since 2010

Report says funding cuts, inflation and rise of AI contributing to median income dropping to £12,500Earnings for visual artists in Britain have plunged by 40% since 2010, with experts predicting a “talent drain” from the UK because EU countries offer more attractive working environments.A report commissioned by the Design and Artists Copyright Society (DACS), found that visual artists had a median annual income of £12,500, with 80% of the 1,200 creatives surveyed saying their earnings were “unstable”, or “very unstable”. Continue reading...

Politics

7 hours ago Do you have secret savings? My husband of 30 years doesn't know about my 'running away' fund

The running away fund is nothing new. Surveys estimate one in five has a secret stash. Celebrity chef Nadiya Hussain admitted to having one when she appeared on Loose Women recently.

Economics

10 hours ago Privacy crusade peer Tom Watson lands job at US 'spy tech' firm which is at the centre of an NHS row over patients' data

The Labour peer has become a paid adviser at Palantir, which has a £330million contract with the NHS to create a data system, which sparked a row over patient privacy last year.

Science