91 minutes ago Ruth Langsford faces first Christmas without Eamonn Holmes amid past festive tensions

Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford are set to spend their first Christmas apart following their split, and the TV presenter has previously recalled a chaotic festive season with his ex

Events

2 hours ago Rangers 'interested' in Leeds Utd misfit Joe Gelhardt amid Celtic red tape as Josh Doig 'flattered' by talks

A big January could be needed at Ibrox despite their limited spending power

Politics

2 hours ago Manchester United: Ruben Amorim dealt early blow to transfer plans after club post financial loss

Latest figures from Old Trafford underline the fact Amorim will be unable to spend big money rebuilding his squad

Economics

2 hours ago Spending watchdog refuses to sign off ‘inadequate’ public sector accounts

A lack of clarity on local government spending due to a backlog in audits led to an unprecedented decision by the National Audit Office.

Economics

2 hours ago The 1920s desecration of a Gutenberg Bible shocked the US – but miraculously gave a Jewish family new life in Australia

Michael Visontay discovered that a ‘crime against history’ in the book world set off a chain of events that led to his family’s delicatessen in 1950s Sydney It was a brazen act of extreme literary vandalism that desecrated one of the world’s most valuable books. But it also allowed a family of Holocaust survivors to forge a new life in Australia.The extraordinary tale was uncovered by the author and journalist Michael Visontay while researching his family history during Covid lockdown and has now been published as a book, Noble Fragments. Continue reading...

Events

3 hours ago Five day warning for Tesco shoppers to spend Clubcard points ahead of deadline

Customers are being warned to check their Clubcard vouchers before the end of November

Events

3 hours ago The Greater Manchester pubs offering a Black Friday deal that gives you £60 to spend for free

Punters can 'bank their savings' for next year

Economics

3 hours ago Spending watchdog refuses to sign off UK government accounts for the first time EVER as it slams 'unreliable' figures from councils

The National Audit Office has 'disclaimed' the Whole of Government accounts, slamming dodgy figures from councils.

Politics

3 hours ago Wrexham and Birmingham City tipped for promotion and to spend 'obscene' money

Wycombe's Jack Grimmer believes Wrexham and Birmingham will spend lots of money in the January transfer window

Economics