55 m. ago Bonfire Night disorder sees child, 4, struck with firework as witnesses urged to "do the right thing"

Cops have released images of a person they want to speak to in relation to the incident

Events

98 m. ago USDA orders states to ‘undo’ steps to offer full SNAP food benefit payments after Supreme Court pause

Nearly 42 million Americans rely on SNAP benefits each month

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1 hour ago Brit, 68, shot dead in Ghana robbery by 'biker gang' as police launch urgent manhunt

The victim was sitting with a group at a drinking spot in Tema, southern Ghana, when six young men arrived on motorbikes and one of them snatched his phone before tragedy struck

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2 h. ago Premier League match centre offer VAR explanation after Erling Haaland penalty miss

Manchester City's clash with Liverpool was marred in controversy after Giorgi Mamardashvili's foul on Jeremy Doku saw the hosts awarded a penalty and the Premier League have now explained the decision

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2 h. ago Brit, 68, shot dead during robbery in Ghana as police launch urgent manhunt

A 68-year-old British man was shot dead during a robbery in Tema, Ghana, local police said, adding that they have 'launched a full-scale operation to track down the perpetrators'

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2 h. ago Heater urgently recalled as The Range and B&Q shoppers warned of 'fire risk'

An urgent product recall has been issued for a winter home essential due to 'risk of fire'

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3 h. ago Davina McCall's celeb pals rally around her after she shared secret cancer fight

Davina, 58, credited Lorraine Kelly’s ‘Check Your Breasts’ campaign and said her posters urging women to check themselves is the reason she did 'on the loo'

Politics

3 h. ago ‘Existential and urgent’: what impact will ICJ climate ruling have on Cop30?

Decision by international court of justice hailed as a gamechanger for climate justice and accountabilityIn July 2025, the international court of justice delivered a landmark decision that clarified that all states were bound under international law to tackle the human-made climate crisis, which the judges unanimously concluded posed an “urgent and existential threat” to the planet’s life-sustaining systems and therefore humanity itself.The ICJ advisory opinion built on rulings from hundreds of climate lawsuits across the world over the past decade or more, and added further legal weight to strong decisions from the inter-American court of human rights in July 2025 and the international tribunal on the law of the sea in May 2024. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Marks & Spencer's 'glam' £80 blazer 'perfect for party season' on sale for £64

The fashion retailer has discounted the popular velvet blazer in a special offer

Economics

3 h. ago 'At risk' historic structure see key seaside town road closing for five weeks

Urgent repairs costing around £800,000 need to be made to Grade II listed feature that was officially opened in 1932

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3 h. ago Woman finds message in bottle on beach – but is left unimpressed by what it says

A holidaymaker was excited to find a message in a bottle while walking on a North Wales beach - but when she read the letter, she was left feeling disappointed

Politics

5 h. ago Urgent flu 'SOS' warning over 'concerning' mutations and 'worst winter in a decade'

Experts fear this year's flu season could be particularly brutal, with a number of mutations spreading through the summer, and have issued an urgent 'SOS' warning for people to get their jabs

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5 h. ago Dog owners urged to be vigilant on walks as 'poisonous' threat spikes in November

A dog expert is urging owners to 'go straight to the vet' if they stop any of these signs after a walk.

Events

5 h. ago US states must stop the power shutoffs during the shutdown | Edward J Markey and Mark Wolfe

Americans are choosing between heating their homes and putting food on the table. Officials and utilities can prevent thisAs the stalemate over government funding and healthcare benefits continues, winter is approaching – but federal heating assistance, blocked by the shutdown, isn’t arriving in time. Millions of American families are about to face an impossible choice: heating their homes or putting food on the table. As the senator for a state known for its volatile winters and as executive director of the National Energy Assistance Directors Association, we call on states and utilities to choose a different outcome for those families and shut off the shutoffs. A nationwide freeze on utilities’ ability to disconnect customers from heat for nonpayment isn’t about politics – it’s about public safety.The breakdown in federal budget negotiations has frozen the release of funding for many of the essential services families rely on nationwide, including the Low-Income Home Energy Assist...

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5 h. ago DVDs and CDs in your loft that could make you easy £200 in time for Christmas

MoneyMagpie Editor and financial expert Vicky Parry shares how you can make an easy £250 for your Christmas budget in the next few weeks

Economics

5 h. ago Aldi issues warning to shoppers as it brings back quirky Christmas baubles

Aldi is bringing back a quirky range of Christmas baubles later this month - but the supermarket has urged shoppers to act fast if they want to get their hands on the decorations

Events

6 h. ago Call for people who reach state pension age to be paid for five years even if they die

Sir Steve Webb, who was pensions minister when the triple lock was introduced, has urged Rachel Reeves to implement a ‘minimum guaranteed payout’ of five years

Events

6 h. ago Mikel Arteta pinpoints key issue Arsenal must address before Tottenham clash after setback

Arteta outlines urgent area for Arsenal to focus on over the international break following 2-2 draw at Sunderland

Politics

7 h. ago Gordon Ramsay says there is 'no way' he will offer 'Ozempic tasting menu' saying 'the problem' is with diners for 'eating too much in the first place'

Gordon Ramsay revealed he will not be adding an 'Ozempic tasting menu' to his offerings, branding the concept 'b*******', during an interview with the Sunday Times.

Politics

8 h. ago Fury as UK council spends £200,000 reprinting tax bills due to minor typo

Bristol City Council dispatched 239,143 letters last month to clarify a "typographical error" on this year's council tax bills - despite the mistake having absolutely no effect on the amounts households are required to pay

Economics