2 h. ago Best celebrity whisky: Top names shaking up the spirits scene

As Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter show storms the capital, we take a look at her whiskey brand and other famous names with a hand in the dram

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3 h. ago Riots erupt on streets of Salford after 60 masked youths set fire to cars, build blockades and hurl bricks at police: Girl, 16, arrested for assaulting cop 

Between 50 and 60 people flocked to Lower Broughton Road at around 1.30pm this afternoon, using cars and wheelie bins to block off the road.

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3 h. ago Ali Shuffle, Bone Marra And Green Storm Added To Goffs London Sale

Ali Shuffle, Bone Marra And Green Storm Added To Goffs London Sale  Thoroughbred Daily News

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3 h. ago Rioting erupts on streets of Salford after '60 masked youths' set fire to car, assault officer and smash windscreens

Around 50 to 60 teenagers have been spotted 'hanging round' Lower Broughton Road where a police car has been damaged and one person has been arrested.

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5 h. ago Mary Berry's homemade quiche recipe is perfect to make for a summer picnic

Mary Berry's Quiche Lorraine recipe is perfect for picnics and garden parties, and it's so simple to make at home. The BBC star shared it in her cookbook, 'Cookery Course'

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5 h. ago QUENTIN LETTS: One Labour MP sat with pen poised to write down all the Chancellor's thrilling announcements. It was soon lowered

Save perhaps in those first days after the general election, Rachel Reeves's Chancellorship has yet to have its time of pomp. QUENTIN LETTS asks: Will it ever?

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5 h. ago Everything we spotted in the teaser for the final of the BBC's Race Across the World

"We've seen the world and now we are racing it"

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5 h. ago Mix up your porridge recipe by adding ingredient that costs just 1p

A porridge fan has come up with an unlikely way to mix up your morning meal by adding one unexpected ingredient, and while it might sound strange, people are keen to try it

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5 h. ago Football Daily | Cohesion, energy and a gameplan: Senegal show England what they are lacking

Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now!England’s Brave Thomas Tuchel might be starting to understand why they call it “The Impossible Job”. On a balmy evening by the River Trent, it took Harry Kane just eight minutes to score against Senegal, and surely leave the edgy disquiet of Saturday’s 1-0 win over Andorra behind. The fun summertime vibes didn’t last long: three Senegal goals later, the final whistle was met with a volley of boos and jeers, England coming up distinctly second best to their opponents. England’s men’s side had never lost to an African nation before, but a record that probably should have fallen at Italia ‘90 was finally claimed in June 2025 – and deservedly so. Senegal may have benefited from funky interpretations of both the handball rule and VAR intervention when Jude Bellingham’s equaliser was chalked off, but this was their night. “I want to congratulate my players for the tremendous performance and mindset they showed out on the pitch today,” man...

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5 h. ago Rachel Reeves has defined the terms of the next Holyrood election with her spending review

Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says the SNP Government has a job to do to persuade voters it can spent the £9.1bn windfall properly.

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6 h. ago Over a quarter of workers in Britain engage in hybrid working, ONS finds

Such working out of reach for people in lower-skilled and lower-paid jobs, Office for National Statistics survey showsBusiness live – latest updatesHybrid working has become the “new normal” for more than a quarter of working adults in Great Britain, official figures show, but it remains out of reach for those in lower-skilled and lower-paid jobs.The proportion of people carrying out hybrid work – where they split their time between the office and another location, such as home – has risen gradually since March 2022, becoming the shift pattern for 28% of workers by the first three months of this year, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Hybrid working the ‘new normal’ for 28% of GB workforce, says ONS

Such working out of reach for people in lower-skilled and lower-paid jobs, Office for National Statistics survey showsBusiness live – latest updatesHybrid working has become the “new normal” for more than a quarter of working adults in Great Britain, official figures show, but it remains out of reach for those in lower-skilled and lower-paid jobs.The proportion of people carrying out hybrid work – where they split their time between the office and another location, such as home – has risen gradually since March 2022, becoming the shift pattern for 28% of workers by the first three months of this year, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Studiocanal, Altitude, Hanway execs heading to No Password Required’s inaugural London market

Studiocanal, Altitude, Hanway execs heading to No Password Required’s inaugural London market  Screen Daily

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6 h. ago Car insurance is cheaper on this day because of 'quirk in system' drivers are unaware of

A little-known anomaly means motorists can get a lower price if they buy on one particular day of the week

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6 h. ago Women targeted by undercover police hit back at calls for inquiry to be wound up

The Undercover Policing Inquiry, which started in 2015, could cost more than £200 million, the Daily Telegraph reported.

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6 h. ago Man charged with murder after slipping abortion drug in pregnant girlfriend’s drink

Justin Anthony Banta's ex-partner experienced heavy bleeding and visited the emergency room, but lost her baby a few days later.

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7 h. ago Tesco's new 'Matilda cake' excites chocolate lovers but price tag sparks debate

A 24-layer sweet treat inspired by Bruce Bogtrotter's cake in the classic children's book and film, Matilda, was launched in Tesco recently, but many fans cannot get past the price

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7 h. ago Council tax warning as thousands of households could be due £1,000s in refunds

If you suspect you might be on too high of a council tax band, you may be able to challenge it and lower your bills going forward

Economics

8 h. ago NHS chief praises funding settlement from Chancellor's spending review

New NHS England boss Sir Jim Mackey insists the NHS has done "really well" in the spending review - despite a lower rate of increase than under the Tories in 2023

Economics

8 h. ago BBC Breakfast viewers left 'in tears' by 'hard to watch' interview with bereaved parents of Southport stabbing victims

Wednesday's instalment of the daily morning programme saw co-presenters Jon Kay and Sally Nugent cover the top stories.

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