2 h. ago New advanced bladder cancer treatment can ‘double chances of survival’

Treatment for advanced bladder cancer had not significantly changed for 40 years. Now thousands are set to benefit

Events

3 h. ago Boy, 10, thrilled by surprise AC/DC tickets but concertgoers spoil special night

Michaela Burns, 33, from St Helens, treated her son Henry Heaney for tickets to see his favourite band AC/DC for his 10th birthday at the Stade de France in Paris

Politics

3 h. ago Toddler's arm torn off by shopping mall escalator when mum takes her eyes off him

The two-year-old boy's arm was torn off by an escalator at a shopping centre in Yekaterinburg, Russia - witnesses said they saw the toddler 'crying' as he remained conscious

Economics

5 h. ago Celebs Go Dating's Liv Hawkins reveals unaired Louis scene before 'vulnerable' moment

Celebs Go Dating star Liv Hawkins has revealed that there's one scene between her and co-star Louis Russell that fans will never get the chance to see after their on-screen romance

Politics

6 h. ago Woman sparks debate after slamming stranger who refused to watch her bag in the airport

Cara O'Bannon, 25, asked a woman also sitting near her gate if she could watch her belongings - and was shocked by her response.

Politics

6 h. ago Reeves’s ‘mansion tax’ makes ‘no sense’ and could lose Treasury money, former IFS chief warns

The chancellor is reportedly planning to levy capital gains on the sale of first properties

Events

7 h. ago Crystal Palace, take heart: Conference League offers story of English success

While Oliver Glasner’s side have a clear shot at glory, the health of the competition as a whole is up for debateIt is hard to imagine Uefa will be spared the wrath of Selhurst Park when Crystal Palace begin Conference League life there on Thursday night. A red-letter event in the club’s history has been soured by their demotion from the Europa League and the sight of Norway’s cup winners, Fredrikstad, mid-table in the Eliteserien, lining up against Oliver Glasner’s players will hardly lend itself to a sense of glamour.For all the burning sense of injustice, there is a clear upside for Palace. They will probably never have a better chance of European success if history and raw numbers are measures to go by. Any Premier League club should start as hot favourites to win the continent’s third-tier competition, such is their financial advantage over all of the contenders. That status has been justified in two of its four editions and there is inspiration to be taken from the scenes of j...

Politics

7 h. ago Asylum seeker 'living in fear' as he begs hotel protesters to stop abusing him

Khadar Mohamed revealed that the residents living inside the Epping asylum hotel were 'living in pain and fear' every time protests were held outside the Bell Hotel

Events

7 h. ago Chancellor Rachel Reeves suffers another blow as inflation jumps way more than expected

Demand for summer travel the frighteningly expensive grub prices have pushed inflation up by more than expected - to its highest level since January 2024

Economics

8 h. ago Executive 'spent taxpayer cash on voodoo SEX SPELL to try and get boyfriend to leave his lover during $900k fraud'

LaTonja Carrera, 51, allegedly abused COVID relief funds, private grants and PTA membership dues totaling $900,000 to fund an extravagant lifestyle.

Economics

8 h. ago Even at 90, Josef Fritzl has some brass neck asking for parole

Details of the unspeakable abuse suffered by Elisabeth Fritzl at hands of her dad Josef stunned the world. It beggars belief that - even at 90 - he feels he has suffered enough

Politics

9 h. ago Splitsville review – open marriage comedy is a silly, scrappy and sex

Dakota Johnson leads a raucous look at two couples exploring ethical non-monogamy in a messy yet entertaining rideIf you have spent any time on a dating app in hetero-world, you’ve probably encountered the type: enthusiastic, communicative, “partnered” with someone but “open” and very eager to talk about it. Or, rather, explain it – how it works, what the rules are, why it’s right for them. There is, of course, nothing inherently wrong with ethical non-monogamy – actually, there can be a lot right – nor should there be any universal expectations of romantic relationships besides mutual respect. But the reputation of ENMs in the straight dating world, however rightly earned, is suspect: expected condescension, mutually projected emotional superiority. Perhaps right in principle but also often annoying, and thus ripe for comedic skewering.Enter Splitsville, a new so-called “unromantic comedy” from longtime friends and writing partners Kyle Marvin and Michael Angelo Covino about a four...

Politics

9 h. ago Homeowners could be hit with new tax as Chancellor aims to fill ‘£41 billion shortfall’

Rachel Reeves could end capital gains tax relief for people selling high-value homes

Economics

9 h. ago State pensioners urged to note this change as you could soon get HMRC bill

Payment rates for the state pension go up each April

Economics

9 h. ago ‘We need to find him’: Family claims cops took five hours to respond when they reported their child missing

Bryan Vasquez, who is autistic and nonverbal, has been missing since August 14

Society

10 h. ago Motorist spends five years locked in battle with parking firm over £1 ticket

Nigel Richardson had a David and Goliath battle with Euro Car Parks over his £1 ticket - but despite ending up only £20 better off after compensation he is happy to have won in court

Economics

10 h. ago Reeves ‘mansion tax’ makes ‘no sense’ and could cause Treasury to lose money, former IFS director warns

The chancellor is reportedly planning to levy capital gains on the sale of first properties

Events

10 h. ago A young boy was groomed and abused...30 years later, a chance encounter has seen the monster responsible locked up

Trevor Leach has finally been brought to justice for his sick crimes

Events

10 h. ago McDonald's reveals exact date Monopoly game will return in 2025

Customers will have the chance to win a range of top prizes

Politics

10 h. ago 'Unnerving' dog horror Good Boy 'makes film fans riot' over gut

Good Boy, an upcoming horror film shot from the perspective of a dog, has left film fans deeply disturbed as they threaten to riot if the movie contains one heartbreaking moment

Events