8 d. ago Kate Garraway speaks out on Celebrity Traitors as she's grilled by GMB co

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway has broken her silence on the upcoming star-studded version of The Traitors.

Politics

9 d. ago British Airways fined more than £3.2m after staff suffered brain bleed and broken back while working at Heathrow

Two employees were injured in 'near identical' incidents just months apart while using loading equipment that did not have sufficient protection, Southwark Crown Court heard.

Economics

3 w. ago Stephen Flynn says Scots should choose independence over Reform UK as 'Britain is broken'

SNP, Green and Alba party members view the rise of Reform as an opportunity to advance the case for Scottish independence.

Politics

3 w. ago Farage has ‘broken new ground’ with Runcorn win, Britain’s top pollster John Curtice says

Nigel Farage never won a by-election afresh with Ukip, but has now done so for the first time with Reform UK

Politics

3 w. ago 'Back off my Benidorm bouncers under attack from drunk Brits with broken bottles'

EXCLUSIVE: As 5,000 Brits join forces to fight the blight of heavy-handed bouncers dishing out 'unprovoked beating', the manager of Benidorm's 'best' nightclub told the Daily Star of the horrors his staff face

Events

3 w. ago Asylum seeker who came to Britain on small boat is jailed for raping woman after she left nightclub

Eritrean Dan Tesfalul, 27, targeted the woman who was so drunk she couldn't remember the attack in Norwich. He bought her drinks, then followed her outside the club.

Events

3 w. ago Brits stockpile millions of broken gadgets as research finds half would rather replace their tech than repair

Millions of broken smartwatches, phones, and tablets are gathering dust in drawers across the UK as consumers reject repair in favour of replacement, according to a new national survey.

Science

4 w. ago NIGEL FARAGE: If I become the next Prime Minister, I'll be deporter

Britain is broken. These words are uttered with increasing regularity by millions of voters for the simple reason that they happen to be true.

Politics