65 m. ago Flight attendant reveals what happens if someone dies on plane

Barbara Bacilieri, 33, has spent 14 years in the industry and shares her insights and experiences on social media.

Events

2 h. ago FAA says flight cuts will stay at 6% because more air traffic controllers are coming to work

The Federal Aviation Administration says flight cuts will stay at 6% because more air traffic controllers are coming to work

Politics

2 h. ago AC/DC review – a thrilling show stuffed with classics and your eardrums will never be the same

Melbourne Cricket Ground, then touring AustraliaIn the band’s ‘ancestral homeland’, Accadacca’s first Australian concert in a decade shows Angus Young is still a frenzied force to be reckoned withOn Wednesday afternoon, 374 bagpipers gathered in Melbourne’s Federation Square to play AC/DC’s It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock’n’Roll), setting a new world record just up the road from where Bon Scott and the band famously played the song on the back of a flatbed truck riding up Swanston Street 50 years before.It’s the one hit AC/DC no longer plays live, retired out of respect to Scott after his death in 1980. But you barely notice it is missing when their live shows are this stuffed with classics: an audible thrill ripples through the 80,000 punters in Melbourne Cricket Ground when AC/DC opens with If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) then tears straight into Back in Black. Who else could play such a huge hit so early in a show? But Accadacca can, in what is essentially a great...

Politics

3 h. ago Boy, 4, victim of online grooming as offences reach record high

The NSPCC described the figures, which show an almost doubling of such crimes over the past eight years, as "deeply alarming"

Events

3 h. ago Transgender members of the Air Force sue over losing retirement pay

A group of 17 transgender members of the Air Force are suing the U.S. government over what they say is the military’s unlawful revocation of their early retirement pensions and benefits

Politics

4 h. ago Toxic briefing that backfired on Keir: How No 10's bid to block a Streeting challenge left him quipping I'm a Faithful not a Traitor!

Wes Streeting took to social media to praise the newly elected socialist mayor of New York, Zohran Mamdani, heralding a victory that held 'lessons for progressives'.

Events

4 h. ago Shetland fans 'work out' killer as Tosh and Calder probe mysterious death

Detective Inspector Alison 'Tosh' McIntosh and Detective Inspector Ruth Calder are looking into the death of a social worker in the BBC drama

Events

5 h. ago Michigan bride sues caterer after dream day turns into nightmare: ‘I feel taken advantage of’

One of the brides took to social media to complain after her special day was ruined

Politics

6 h. ago Adam Peaty’s family feud explodes after ‘bust up with brothers’, claims aunt

Adam Peaty's aunt, Louise Williams, told followers on social media that the swimming champ "didn't like" the fact she supported "all her children"

Politics

6 h. ago New Archbishop of Canterbury says churches SHOULD baptise asylum seekers amid fears of fake conversions to stay in the UK

Dame Sarah Mullally argued that due to the persecution faced by millions of Christians around the world, people may wait until they are in the UK to publicly declare their faith.

Events

7 h. ago First look inside the I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! 2025 camp

I'm a Celebrity is back this weekend as ten new celebrities leave their life of luxury behind for a three week stay in the Australian jungle

Politics

7 h. ago Andy Murray admits wife 'doesn't want to see him' as condition agreed after career change

Andy Murray has spent more time on golf since retiring from tennis, and he has already reached a high level, with the thoughts of wife Kim Spears clear.

Politics

7 h. ago Man Utd staff banned from taking photos as club bosses step in with firm order

Manchester United are set to instigate new guidelines for their staff so they have greater control over the material that leaves the club's most private spaces

Economics

8 h. ago Timothée Chalamet risks angering his legion of female fans with snide comment about childless women

As Vogue's cover star, the actor sat down with a reporter and talked about his booming career and social life. But for many readers, one moment stuck out more than others.

Sport

8 h. ago MSNBC's name is being replaced, but its leaders insist that its mission will remain the same

MSNBC enters the hall of retired corporate names this weekend, with the network formally switching over to MS NOW

Politics

9 h. ago I was miserable and negative – until I discovered how to get fit despite 'gymtimidation'

Writer Muminah Koleoso explains the benefits of physical activity, the pitfalls of toxic trends on social media and what it’s like lifting weights in a gym as a Black Muslim woman

Politics

9 h. ago 'Vulnerable' NHS patients threatened with GP surgery 'removal' as new warning issued

The NHS has issued an important alert warning patients about a new scam involving fake phone calls. The public is being urged to stay alert or risk falling victim to the fraud

Events

9 h. ago Celebrating literature is good – but I’m running out of patience with celebrity book clubs | Emma Brockes

Sarah Jessica Parker swept all before her at the Booker prize ceremony, but is fame the best way to encourage reading?In these turbulent times, we take small joys where we can find them. And this week we’ll take this: the spectacle of various literary people at the Booker prize award ceremony jamming themselves into photos alongside Sarah Jessica Parker. The actor – if you missed the long piece about it in the New York Times, or the many social media posts promoting Parker’s involvement – served as a judge for the Booker this year, a process that required her to read 153 books, some of them on the New York subway while being followed by a film crew. “Oh let me try!!!!” Parker had posted to Booker organisers last year, and for reasons that became obvious this week, they did.I know what you are going to say; that anything short of full-throated support for Parker’s adorable engagement with books in general and the Booker prize in particular is just unacceptable snobbery. There is noth...

Culture

9 h. ago Law banning unruly passengers using free bus passes in Scotland to be introduced

Minister underlines that anti-social behaviour on buses is “simply not acceptable”

Events

10 h. ago Terrifying moment new Chinese bridge collapses into mountainside

Footage of the partial collapse of the Hongqi Bridge, in the Sichuan province, were shared widely on Chinese social media on Tuesday.

Events