33 minutes ago 'I think my husband is going out too much but other wives say I'm wrong'

A woman has taken to Mumsnet to rant about her husband who she thinks goes out far too often - but when she revealed how much he actually goes out, people were left baffled

Politics

34 minutes ago Kylian Mbappe thinks he's RayGun! Real Madrid star ruthlessly mocked on social media after falling on his head during disastrous display in Liverpool defeat

Alexis Mac Allister and Cody Gakpo were on target for Arne Slot's men, who are enjoying a dream season under the Dutchman, leading both the league and Champions League standings.

Events

68 minutes ago Best Black Friday deals: Which? finds 9 in 10 'great' Black Friday deals are misleading or exaggerated

Think twice before you buy - most Black Friday deals aren’t as good as they seem 🛍️

Economics

1 hour ago ‘You have to find your own recipe’: Dutch suburb where residents must grow food on at least half of their property

In the suburb of Oosterwold, a living experiment in urban agriculture, the 5,000 inhabitants find different creative ways to fulfil the unique stipulationWhen Marco de Kat starts planning his meals, he doesn’t need to travel far for fresh food. Right outside his house is an 800 square metre plot with all sorts of produce – apples, pears, peppers, basil, beets and cauliflower, to name a few. During the winter months, he and his wife can pretty much survive off the vegetables stored in their freezer. Even after living in Oosterwold for a number of years, it’s something that still excites him.“Yesterday, I forgot to think about what to eat,” he says. “You walk through your garden and you find something and that’s what you eat.” Continue reading...

Society

1 hour ago Joan Armatrading: ‘I love The Beano – in fact, I was in it, having a slap

The singer-songwriter answers your questions on the bank robber that inspired her, playing with Bob Dylan and Clarke Peters, and her love of classic comicsI’m not sure we have been in a more depressing, hope-bashing time since 1945. What can the ordinary person do? eamonmccWell, the title of my new album is How Did This Happen and What Does It Now Mean. I have no answers and I haven’t met anybody who has, but I hope we get rebooted to something a bit more balanced. I think we’ve become polarised because when you’re face to face with somebody, things such as body language and eye contact stop us doing certain things. That doesn’t happen on social media, then it spills into the real world. We’re not going to get rid of all wars and disagreements, but the album title is asking how on earth...

Politics

1 hour ago Joan Armatrading: ‘I love the Beano – in fact, I was in it, having a slap

The singer-songwriter answers your questions on the bank robber that inspired her, playing with Bob Dylan and Clarke Peters, and her love of classic comicsI’m not sure we have been in a more depressing, hope-bashing time since 1945. What can the ordinary person do? eamonmccWell, the title of my new album is How Did This Happen and What Does It Now Mean. I have no answers and I haven’t met anybody who has, but I hope we get rebooted to something a bit more balanced. I think we’ve become polarised because when you’re face to face with somebody, things such as body language and eye contact stop us doing certain things. That doesn’t happen on social media, then it spills into the real world. We’re not going to get rid of all wars and disagreements, but the album title is asking how on earth...

Politics

2 hours ago This is what YOU's fashion team says is worth buying in the Black Friday sales

I think the same thing every year when brands start shouting about their Black Friday discounts: when did this become a thing and why do we even do it? The discount day came about because of Thanksgiving in the US, and has gradually made its way across the pond.

Economics

2 hours ago Rugby hero Kevin Sinfield admits he 'hates running' ahead of latest 230

Kevin will complete seven 50km ultra marathons in seven days, in memory of his friend and teammate Rob Burrow, who died from Motor Neurone Disease in June

Politics

3 hours ago Drivers slapped with £2,500 fine for breaking little known rule at Christmas

Drivers are being urged to think twice before going out Christmas shopping in their vehicles this festive season thanks specifically to rule 98 of the Highway Code

Economics