30 m. ago Fidelity launches early cashback deal for Isa season: With up to £3,000 on offer is it worth signing up?

Cashback season is now underway ahead of the end of the tax year, with Fidelity launching a particularly early deal. Is it worth signing up?

Economics

35 m. ago A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: who's in the cast for the Game of Thrones spin

A former rugby player and an Emmerdale child actor head up this tale of knights and squires

Politics

44 m. ago Unregistered Harley Street plastic surgeon pretended to be patient during inspection

Dr Sayed Mia carried out gynaecomastia procedures without the necessary registration, a tribunal heard

Science

46 m. ago Coronation Street Sally Dynevor's new incredibly youthful look has fans saying same thing

Coronation Street legend Sally Dynevor’s age-defying looks have got plenty of fans swooning

Politics

48 m. ago Trump hits back at JP Morgan CEO’s defence of Federal Reserve

US president says Jamie Dimon was wrong to suggest he was undermining independence of central bankBusiness live – latest updatesDonald Trump has hit out at the JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon, saying the Wall Street executive was wrong to suggest he was undermining the independence of the Federal Reserve.The US president and his administration have come under fire for their attacks against the Fed’s chair, Jerome Powell, who is now facing a criminal investigation by the US Department of Justice over alleged “abuse of taxpayer dollars” linked to renovations to the central bank’s headquarters in Washington. Continue reading...

Politics

52 m. ago Edinburgh attraction loved by Outlander star Sam Heughan looking for new 'storytellers'

No previous acting experience is required.

Politics

62 m. ago Young people, parents and teachers: share your views about Grok AI

We’d like to hear from young people, parents and teachers about how Elon Musk’s controversial chatbot is affecting youDegrading images of real women and children with their clothes digitally removed by Elon Musk’s Grok tool continue to be shared online, despite widespread alarm and a pledge by the platform to suspend users who generate them.While some safeguards have been introduced, the ease with which the AI tool can be abused has raised urgent questions about consent, online safety and the ability of governments worldwide to regulate fast-moving AI technologies. Meanwhile, the misuse of AI to harass, humiliate and sexually exploit people – particularly women and girls – is rapidly escalating. Continue reading...

Society

62 m. ago Iran's horrifying torture methods from gas in hospitals to kill squad executions

An expert has revealed the terrifying reality of life inside Iran as the internet blackout continues. From families searching body bags to no access to health care and street executions, the human rights specialist has issued an urgent plea

Events

71 m. ago Coronation Street star lands huge new role months after ITV soap exit

Sally Ann Matthews' next role has been revealed just months after leaving the ITV soap as Jenny Connor

Politics

81 m. ago Psychologist explains how to 'trick' yourself into drinking more water

People want to drink more but the weather does not help

Politics

86 m. ago Harley Street plastic surgeon suspended for working unregistered

Dr Sayed Mia lied to inspectors and pretended to be a customer when they visited a central London clinic

Economics

90 m. ago Mark your calendar– Starbucks' most viral drink accessory is launching in the UK this week

It's official, Starbucks is launching its most viral drink accessory in the UK tomorrow

Politics

95 m. ago Manchester pizzeria calls out 'fellow venue' after table daubed with graffiti

An offer to clean up also includes a special gift which many customers are already wanting to get their hands on

Politics

99 m. ago Harley Street plastic surgeon carried out liposuction without proper registration and lied to health inspectors

Dr Sayed Mia performed liposuction at a private Harley Street clinic without proper registration and lying to inspectors from the health watchdog

Science

1 hour ago James Corden ditches plans for a dream countryside retreat as he sells his 'abandoned' £8.5m Oxfordshire mansion after it was left to 'rot'

The actor originally bought the highly distinctive, art deco Templecombe House on the outskirts of Henley-On-Thames for £8million in 2020.

Economics

1 hour ago TGI Fridays store closures list in full as one Greater Manchester restaurant to shut

The family favourite restaurant chain has immediately shut more than a dozen branches in the UK after appointing administrators

Politics

1 hour ago Dog owner's heartbreaking warning to anyone who uses sticks for games of fetch

When out for dog walks, it's common to see dogs with sticks in their mouths. Our furry friends love playing fetch with them – but it's important to avoid it with your own pet

Events

1 hour ago TGI Fridays closes two Scots branches immediately as it collapses into administration

The American casual-dining chain called in joint administrators yesterday, Tuesday, January 13.

Politics

1 hour ago Bafta Rising Star nominees for 2026 from Casualty actor to Game of Thrones star

The BAFTA EE Rising Star Award nominees were announced at The Savoy hotel in London this morning.

Culture

1 hour ago Rental Family review – Brendan Fraser seeks meaning in pointless Japanese role

Fraser plays a hapless Tokyo-based actor working for a firm that offers bespoke therapeutic role-play services in director Hikari’s silly and saccharine filmBrendan Fraser is a bland and ingratiating presence in this glib, silly and pointless film from Japanese actor turned director Hikari. It is bafflingly complacent in its sentimentality and its sheer, fatuous implausibility, which makes it valueless and meaningless as drama and comedy.Fraser plays Phillip, a hapless unemployed actor from the US who a few years previously came to Tokyo to do a goofy TV ad for toothpaste and, having no friends or family back home, simply stayed on. He lucks into a weird new source of income: working for a “rental family”, based on firms in Japan which really do offer bespoke therapeutic role-play services, such as errant spouses, deceased loved ones or unsatisfactory co-workers – people who can be chatted with, or mourned, or yelled at for cathartic purposes. Continue reading...

Society