32 minutes ago Employers who flout visa laws and exploit foreign workers to face crackdown

Ministers plan to extend sanctions against companies who breach employment rights like the minimum wage and who repeatedly flout visa rules.

Society

1 hour ago Two I'm A Celeb campmates clash over camp chores with one branding the other 'very good at disappearing'

Cracks have started to show in the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! camp after two contestants clashed over their chores, with one calling the other out for "disappearing"

Events

5 hours ago 'True hero' killed in plane crash while transporting dogs to animal shelter

Seuk Kim, 49, had been transporting three dogs when his plane crashed on Sunday - he has been praised by his family and animal shelter employees as someone who saved hundreds of animals

Events

5 hours ago David Lammy hits out at 'politicking' over Chagos Islands as he plays down claims Labour's sovereignty deal is collapsing after new Mauritian PM joins Donald Trump allies in voicing concerns

The Foreign Secretary insisted the sovereignty pact was a 'very good deal' as he played down claims it was on the verge of an embarrassing collapse.

Politics

6 hours ago Starmer faces ‘total humiliation’ with Chagos deal on brink of collapse

Exclusive: The Chagos Islands deal is facing a crucial 48 hours with the new Mauritius government’s cabinet expected to look at whether to stick with the deal on Friday

Politics

7 hours ago TikTok launches MAJOR change to protect young people from 'self esteem' issues

The Chinese company announced the changes, set to come into effect in the coming weeks, at a safety forum at its European headquarters in Dublin, Ireland.

Politics

8 hours ago ‘Kids were second to their drinking and partying’: Stephen Bogart, son of Bogie and Bacall, on his screen icon parents

What’s it like to grow up the son of Hollywood legends? Stephen Bogart, whose parents left him for six months even after his nanny dropped dead, reveals how he finally shook off the pastIn the spring of 1951, Humphrey Bogart flew across the Atlantic to make The African Queen, John Huston’s classic Technicolor yarn about an odd couple on a boat. He took his wife, Lauren Bacall. He took his whisky and his cigarettes. But he left his two-year-old son in the care of the nanny, reasoning that the jungle was dangerous and that he’d only be gone for six months. Bogart and Bacall waved goodbye from the airport gangplank. The kid waved back from the employee’s arms. And it was at this moment, as the plane left the runway, that the nanny had a brain haemorrhage and dropped dead on the tarmac.Step...

Society

10 hours ago Man City break new unwanted records as concern grows ahead of Liverpool clash

City broke two more unwanted records in Tuesday's disappointing collapse against Feyenoord

Politics

11 hours ago Major garden retailer famed for Christmas decorations set to close 16 stores before 2025

The restructuring plans for Dobbies are said to impact 465 of the garden centre chain's estimated 3,600 employees and 16 of the chain's 77 stores - with some holding closing down sales

Politics