3 h. ago 80 years after the liberation from the Nazis, the Dutch commemorate the victims of war

Trains came to a halt, cars pulled to the side of the road and no plane arrived or departed in the Netherlands as the country went silent for two minutes to remember victims of war

Events

3 h. ago Jesy Nelson gives update from hospital as she makes plans to leave

Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson has been in hospital after having an emergency surgical procedure to save her unborn twins after being diagnosed with a dangerous medical condition

Politics

3 h. ago Jesy Nelson gives update from hospital after surgery to save unborn twins

Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson has been in hospital after having an emergency surgical procedure to save her unborn twins after being diagnosed with a dangerous medical condition

Politics

4 h. ago Arthritis diagnosis method can identify condition in just 10 minutes

New research suggests osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis could be diagnosed and distinguished with an accuracy of over 94%.

Politics

4 h. ago Man's horror as canal boat goes up in flames in just 20 minutes after he lets homeless stranger stay onboard alone

James Goring said tragedy struck after a local homeless woman slept onboard while it was moored on water in Hertfordshire.

Events

4 h. ago UK set for weeks of heavy rain and thunderstorms as 81mph winds to batter Britain

It's been one of the warmest April's on record, but the next few weeks are going to see a return to the wet an windy conditions that this island is so well known for

Events

5 h. ago Britain's Got Talent's Stacey Leadbeatter bullied relentlessly for uncontrollable condition

ITV Britain's Got Talent contestant Stacey Leadbeatter wowed the judges with her incredible vocals, but she has faced a tough battle to get to where she is today

Politics

6 h. ago Killer fungus that's infected millions is on its way to Europe, boffins warn

Moulds and fungi are estimated to be a factor in over 5% of deaths globally, and thrive in the warm and humid conditions that Europe is set to receive in years to come

Events

6 h. ago It's a cruel illness that blights the lives of millions. But there's new hope for rosacea patients with this amazing therapy developed to treat cancer

A light-based therapy used to treat skin cancer could offer hope for millions living with a skin condition.

Science

6 h. ago London City Lionesses survive Birmingham comeback to win WSL promotion

Birmingham 2-2 London City LionessesLionesses earn only promotion spot to WSLLondon City Lionesses were promoted to the Women’s Super League after an outstanding individual goal from Isobel Goodwin helped them edge to a dramatic 2-2 draw away to their nearest title rivals Birmingham City on a gripping final day of the Women’s Championship season.Goodwin’s stunning long-range strike and a Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah header put the visitors 2-0 up and Birmingham, backed by a club-record crowd of 8,749 knowing they had to win to be promoted, fought back valiantly through Emily van Egmond’s header and Cho So-hyun’s volley – four minutes from time – to set up a frantic finish but the visitors clung on to the draw they needed to clinch top spot. Continue reading...

Events

7 h. ago Alexander Isak on the spot to help Newcastle share the spoils at Brighton

Three times the referee Craig Pawson awarded penalties to Newcastle in the second half. Twice they were overturned by VAR but the third one stood, and Alexander Isak converted to earn Newcastle a vital point in the race for Champions League football. They had not played well, but they never do against Brighton, and in that context a draw earned with an 89th-minute equaliser was extremely welcome.“Keeping our composure and making sure our performance wasn’t affected by the outcomes [of the VAR decisions] was key,” said the Newcastle manager Eddie Howe, who acknowledged the VAR was right to rule out the first two penalties. “If you look at the season as a whole we probably haven’t dug out enough points from games that are in the balance. Continue reading...

Politics

7 h. ago Majority of Britons may now be identifying themselves as neurodivergent, psychologist says

More people either seeking medical diagnoses for conditions like autism, dyslexia or dyspraxia, or even self-diagnosing, as a result of decreased stigma, expert explains

Politics

8 h. ago How Man Utd will suffer £26m blow by winning Europa League as Sir Jim Ratcliffe reels over sly condition

The Red Devils have been under drastic cost cutting measures - and yet someone is in line for a Cristiano Ronaldo level reward

Economics

8 h. ago New drug could offer hope for people with incurable condition

A drug that is currently used for cancer could be the key in treating a disease that has no cure, and a life expectancy of just three to five years

Events

9 h. ago Revealed: The reason behind Fred & Rose West kids' bitter family rift as siblings have 'nothing to do with each other'

The seven remaining children find it so triggering to see each other that practically all contact has ceased between the survivors despite three of them living just minutes from each others' homes.

Politics

9 h. ago Idah hits Celtic leveller as Rangers denied in Old Firm showdown

What a phoney war this proved to be. Eighty-four minutes into the Old Firm derby came its first booking, for the Rangers interim manager Barry Ferguson. Long before then, it had become apparent Rangers and Celtic would be pretty content to settle for a point each. These sides swung and comprehensively missed at each other for much of the 97 minutes played. This was no clash for the purist.Celtic may be the happier when dust settles. They avoided three successive league defeats to their oldest foes – a feat Rangers last achieved in 1996-97 – and recovered from a goal behind. Celtic were the better team in the second period but Rangers always carried a counterattacking threat. Hamza Igamane and Nicolas Raskin should have done better when afforded late chances to win this for the hosts. Ferguson and his staff also appealed wildly but in vain for a penalty, nine minutes from time. Continue reading...

Events

9 h. ago Maga’s era of ‘soft eugenics’: let the weak get sick, help the clever breed

At the heart of all Trump administration policies is ‘soft eugenics’ thinking – the idea that if you take away life-saving services, then only the strong will surviveEnglish polymath Francis Galton formulated the concept of eugenics in 1883. Inspired by animal breeding, Galton encouraged people with “desirable” traits to procreate while discouraging or preventing those with “undesirable” traits from doing the same. As social and intellectual qualities were hereditarily “fixed”, he thought some groups were naturally superior. Galton constructed a racial hierarchy, with white Europeans at the top.Eugenics has since played out in varying, always tragic ways. Attempted genocides and forced sterilization are first to mind, though the 20th century brought about the concept of soft eugenics: non-coercive methods of reducing certain conditions through individual choice and medical advice. Popularized in Nancy Stepan’s 1991 book, The Hour of Eugenics, “soft” eugenics is accomplished by indir...

Politics

9 h. ago Only use car air con when driving on these roads to save money, say experts

Following this expert advice can make sure you are getting the most of your air conditioning whilst also saving your fuel

Transport

10 h. ago 60 Minutes prepares to drop bombshell Trump report despite lawsuit threat

The broadcast channel has said it will be running a segment on Sunday titled 'The Rule of the Law', which scrutinizes Trump's executive orders against law firms.

Events

10 h. ago Pets Corner tycoon locked in £100m divorce battle with wife of ten years...  but has already moved on with a new younger lover (and moved her in 10 minutes down the road!)

Pets Corner tycoon Dean Richmond is embroiled in an acrimonious £100 million divorce battle with his wife of ten years and has already moved on with a new younger lover, MailOnline can reveal.

Economics