36 m. ago Flash floods in Indonesia leave at least 15 people dead and 10 missing

Torrential rains cause flooding and landslides in East Nusa Tenggara province and on the tourist island of BaliFlooding in Bali, Indonesia – in picturesRescuers have recovered the bodies of 15 people who have died in flash flooding in two Indonesian provinces, while authorities said 10 others were missing.Torrential rains beginning on Monday caused flooding and landslides in East Nusa Tenggara province and on the tourist island of Bali. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Housing market weakens as buyer demand and sales slip back, say surveyors

Concerns over the wider economic and fiscal outlook and interest rates were affecting sentiment, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said.

Economics

5 h. ago Fire crews race to huge blaze at Glasgow recycling plant as explosions heard

Fire crews have raced to the plant on London Road in Helenslea, in the east end, after the inferno broke out at around 7.20pm on Wednesday.

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5 h. ago Kasper Dolberg reiterates stance on Celtic transfer snub as he makes Ajax vow ahead of second Eredivisie stint

The Dane is back in the Dutch capital after turning down a move to Glasgow's East End

Politics

8 h. ago Scots prisoner 'escapes from ambulance' while being rushed to hospital

The inmate was being transferred from HMP Addiewell in West Lothian to St John's Hospital in Livingston when the incident took place.

Events

8 h. ago Man who hurled sandwich at federal agent pleads not guilty to assault charge

A former Justice Department attorney accused of hurling a sandwich at a federal agent in the nation’s capital has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge

Events

9 h. ago Netanyahu is an unhinged narcissist who has sabotaged world peace, says furious Qatar

Netanyahu’s unilateral actions bombing Doha are one of ‘madman’ who is attacking international rules-based order, warns senior Qatari official

Politics

10 h. ago They're described as cuddly teddy bear dogs but this is the dark truth about monstrous cockapoos... and why I blame their middle

All angles, dripping wet - she resembled a broken umbrella. When I scooped her up, she felt sparrow-like. So cold, I thought she was dead.

Politics

10 h. ago PricedUp Welcome Offer: £20 in Free Bets with PricedUp Sign Up Offer

Everything you need to know about the welcome offer from PricedUp, one of the UK’s new betting sites

Economics

10 h. ago Tragedy as woman's body found in car park near popular Glasgow beauty spot

Emergency services scrambled to the Campsie Fells area of Lennoxtown, East Dunbartonshireon on Tuesday evening (September 9) where officers made the tragic discovery

Politics

11 h. ago Jaguar Land Rover issues cyber attack update 10 days after staff told to stay at home

The company shut down all production at its sites across the UK last week

Events

11 h. ago Ten adorable dogs desperate to find forever home at Dogs Trust Glasgow

There are lots of stunning pooches, including a "sweetheart" called Mr Pickles, looking for the perfect owner

Politics

12 h. ago Man killed after crashing car into tree named as Metropolitan Police officer as tributes pour in

PC Louie Day, 23 worked for Scotland Yard’s East Area Command and was described as a ‘popular’ colleague

Events

12 h. ago Sir Jim Ratcliffe net worth 'plummets' with Man United takeover stance clear

It has been a difficult 18 months for Sir Jim Ratcliffe as minority owner of Manchester United, but it appears the Red Devils' struggles are affecting him off the pitch

Politics

12 h. ago Wrexham star who took pay cut lost trust in club before Ryan Reynolds intervention

Josh Windass says he quit Sheffield Wednesday to join Wrexham because of broken promises and late wage payments, and has praised the Red Dragons' owners for their kindness

Politics

12 h. ago The house that could have sparked WW3: Images reveal inside Polish home hit by Russian drone where owners cheated death as Europe moves 'closest to war since 1945'

The owners survived by sheer luck, but had they been killed, their deaths could have triggered NATO's Article 5.

Events

12 h. ago Stanhope Silver Band walk on water! Richard Grassick’s best photograph

‘There was only room for one band member on each stepping stone. When they saw me standing in the middle of the River Wear, I imagine they just thought, “Here he goes again”’I joined the Amber Film & Photography Collective in 1983. Amber’s aim was to capture working-class life in north-east England, and over nearly 30 years I amassed a body of work documenting life in the upper Durham Dales – a project I later called People of the Hills. In 1994, I moved with my young family into a derelict plumber’s workshop and yard in Stanhope, Weardale. Living there over the next six years meant I met people in all kinds of circumstances – I got to know and photograph many local owners of smallholdings because my kids befriended theirs at school.The members of the Stanhope Silver Band, seen in this photograph, were well known in the village. One was a joiner who paid us five quid a month to use our outbuildings as workshop space. I don’t know how many of those in the picture are still in the...

Culture

13 h. ago Man with mental health needs 'left without basic facilities' by east London council for a year

Newham Council was ordered to pay the man £1,000 for the ‘distress and uncertainty’ caused

Politics

13 h. ago 'Secret' hidden gems in popular tourist hotspot will 'change how you see the city'

Rome is one of the most visited cities in Europe, and while many people know about the classic tourist sites like the Colosseum and the Vatican, there are some hidden gems an Italian local has shared

Society

13 h. ago Iconic Scottish hotel welcomes young cancer patients for meaningful residential stay

Crieff Hydro Hotel was recently honoured to support young people affected by cancer through hosting an annual residential stay, organised by the Teenage Cancer Trust and funded by the NHS Lothian Charity.

Science