26 h. ago When teacher who inspired generations of children received devastating news, his pupils wanted to return the kindness

Teacher Richard Tunnadine "has been at the heart of West Park Primary" for 23 years

Society

41 h. ago Royal flush as Beatrice's advice firm earns £500,000: EDEN CONFIDENTIAL

So valuable is Beatrice's guidance that her advisory company is enjoying rapid success, I can reveal.

Economics

55 h. ago West Lothian receives £500,000 to install new electric car charging points

The scheme will help develop a network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across the county and southern Scotland.

Economics

56 h. ago Parents thought son was just going through a phase but the truth was devastating

Thomas Meacham died in 2019, but his family will be forever grateful for the care they received from Ty Hafan children's hospice and will use the Cardiff Half Marathon to say thanks

Politics

4 d. ago The Guardian view on catastrophe in Darfur: The world has looked away, but Sudan’s civilians can’t wait any longer | Editorial

A brutal war has been fuelled by outside powers. Diplomatic efforts must be intensifiedWhen the history of the 21st century is written, the name of El Fasher will surely appear on its bleakest pages. The besiegement of the city by Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has lasted more than 500 days. Families are surviving on animal feed. An estimated 260,000 civilians face a terrifying choice: to stay and die of starvation or in an airstrike – or attempt to flee and face rape, robbery and death.El Fasher is the last major city in Darfur still defended by the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) – and allied fighters – in the bloody and unrelenting struggle with the RSF, which has lasted almost two and a half years. Yet a conflict that has created the world’s largest humanitarian crisis has remained largely ignored as the wars in Ukraine and Gaza have consumed international attention. In the runup to the UN general assembly in New York last week, the US finally appeared to be ma...

Politics

4 d. ago Why demand has fallen for homes priced at more than £500,000

Some buyers are adopting a ‘wait and see’ approach ahead of the November Budget, according to Zoopla

Economics

4 d. ago Demand for homes priced at more than £500,000 ‘dampens amid Budget speculation’

Some buyers are adopting a ‘wait and see’ approach ahead of the November Budget, Zoopla said.

Economics

4 d. ago Priceless pride – why Luke Donald’s Band of Brothers clinched the Ryder Cup for Europe as the Americans chased the cash

YOU can pay them a fiver to pull the shirt on or you can hand them £500,000 But you can't buy what Luke Donald got out his golfing warriors over the weekend.  The absolute trust in the skipper. The total faith in each other. The responsibility every man took on his own shoulders. Priceless, all...

Economics

6 d. ago I'm 76 and may retire in two years: Should I buy a £1.3m doer

My current home is under offer for £805,000. I have savings of over £700,000 of which £500,000 will be required to purchase and refurb the new property.

Economics

6 d. ago Memphis police launch manhunt for convicted murderer released on technicality

When Anthony Green was convicted of murder Wednesday, his $500,000 bond was revoked, according to local news

Events

6 d. ago Around 500,000 more children to receive free breakfast as scheme expanded

Bridget Phillipson has announced that 2,000 primary schools will join the programme

Politics

6 d. ago Bridget Phillipson: 500,000 more children set to receive free breakfast

Around 2,000 primary schools throughout England will join the scheme, in a move backed by an £80 million cash injection.

Politics

7 d. ago UK politics live: Starmer vows to fight ‘lies of populism’ after major poll finds Farage on course for No 10

More than 500,000 people have signed a petition against the ID cards

Politics

7 d. ago UK politics live: Starmer set to unveil digital ID card plan as spiralling migration sees UK population soar

More than 500,000 people have signed a petition against the ID cards

Politics

7 d. ago UK politics live: Fresh blow for Starmer as major poll finds Reform on brink of majority at next election

More than 500,000 people have signed a petition against the ID cards

Politics

7 d. ago UK politics live: Starmer insists ‘Brit card’ ID plan is ‘enormous opportunity’ for UK despite growing backlash

More than 500,000 people have signed a petition against the ID cards

Politics

7 d. ago More than 500,000 sign petition against digital ID cards as 'a step towards mass surveillance and digital control'

Sir Keir Starmer says plans for a new digital ID held on people's phones will be an 'enormous opportunity' for the UK and make working illegally tougher.

Events

8 d. ago Guitar ‘smashed up’ by Liam Gallagher on night Oasis split up goes to auction

Red Gibson ES-355, damaged on night of 2009 Rock en Seine fight, being sold alongside acoustic used in WonderwallThe Gallagher brothers might have reconciled to embark on a record-breaking world tour, but one artefact that recalls the more fractious times in their relationship is about to come back into the public eye.A guitar that Noel says was “smashed up” by Liam on the night Oasis broke up after a backstage brawl at the Rock en Seine festival in Paris in 2009 is going to auction. The 1960s red Gibson ES-355 guitar is estimated to fetch up to £500,000. Continue reading...

Politics

8 d. ago The famous piece of Oasis memorabilia that could fetch £500,000 at auction

Liam Gallagher broken Noel’s 1960s red Gibson ES-355 on the night the band split

Economics

8 d. ago Women who miss first breast cancer screening at ‘40% higher risk’ of dying from the disease

Study monitored 500,000 women from Sweden and found 32% did not attend first mammogram appointmentWomen who miss their first breast cancer screening appointment have a 40% higher risk of dying from the disease, according to a new study.Experts at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden analysed data for about half a million women across Sweden, with the findings published in the British Medical Journal. The women all received their first screening invitation between 1991 and 2020 and were monitored for up to 25 years. Continue reading...

Events