38 m. ago Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's 'biggest hint' at royal return leaves critics 'bewildered'

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly submitted passport applications for their two children, in which they have kept their HRH titles as well as the surname Sussex

Politics

51 m. ago Darts legend who made World Championship final has own body part in vodka bottle in home bar

Bobby George, one of the biggest names in darts in the 1980s, proudly keeps a toe that he had amputated in 1999 in a bottle of booze in his bar at home and shows it off to guests

Sport

2 h. ago Collapsed Glastonbury Festival glamping firm Yurtel debts revealed and EDF buys EV charging firm amid weak vehicle sales

From fresh revelations over Glastonbury glamping firm Yurtel’s collapse and EDF’s takeover of Pod Point, to Octopus investing in African clean tech, Badenoch’s business plea, rising jobseeker numbers, and FuelHub’s funding push - here are today’s top UK business stories.

Economics

2 h. ago Thomas Frank is just what Tottenham need but will he be given time to prove it? | Jonathan Wilson

Manager is flexible but a slow starter with limited experience in Europe, and arrives as the love still lingers for former managerBrøndby appointed Thomas Frank as manager in June 2013 and did not win any of their first eight games of the 2013-14 season. Brentford appointed Frank as manager in October 2018 and lost eight of their following 10 games. So nobody should panic if Frank begins slowly at Tottenham.In reality, though, the first couple of months will be a major challenge for the Dane. These are not easy circumstances for anybody to take the Spurs job. Usually a manager takes over after a run of poor form, with fans and players ready for a change and a regression to the mean in the offing. Spurs have been on a run of poor form: one win in 12 league games over the final three months of the season, but in that time they also won the Europa League, which means everything is seen in a different light. Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago Wynne Evans says he's been 'given strength' as Strictly Come Dancing star speaks out in support

The opera singer was thankful for the support of a Strictly legend following his first TV interview since his show scandal

Politics

3 h. ago New Zealand PM to meet Xi Jinping as former leaders warn against becoming an ‘adversary’ of China

Christopher Luxon’s visit to Beijing comes as former NZ PMs warn the country must not become part of defence arrangements ‘explicitly aimed at China’New Zealand’s prime minister will meet Xi Jinping on a formal visit to China next week, his office has confirmed, a week after an open letter signed by some of his predecessors warned against positioning New Zealand as an “adversary” of its biggest trading partner.Christopher Luxon is scheduled to travel to Shanghai and Beijing, before going to Europe. His office said he will meet Xi and China’s premier, Li Qiang, for a visit focused on trade, but which would also discuss “the comprehensive bilateral relationship and key regional and global issues”. Continue reading...

Events

3 h. ago Expert reveals 6 crucial steps to get some sleep while camping at a festival

It's one of the biggest issues festival-goers face - the loud noise and lack of comfort usually leads to a bad night's sleep, but one expert says it doesn't have to be that way

Politics

4 h. ago Prince Harry's 'biggest hint' of return to royal fold leaves critics 'utterly bewildered'

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Duke and Duchess of Sussex, gave up public royal duties five years ago and much of what they have said and done since has shocked sources close to The Firm

Politics

5 h. ago Vietnam risks being the trade war’s biggest loser. Does it have a plan B?

The south-east Asian country benefited hugely from US-China tensions, but the Trump tariffs strike at the heart of its economy

Events

8 h. ago EuroMillions draw offers biggest lottery prize ever seen in UK

A jackpot of £208 million is on offer to a player who gets lucky on Friday the 13th.

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9 h. ago How Harry and Meghan have hired 'divisive' PR head who oversaw mortifying Royal programme that showed Diana's ghost and Harry as a Nazi: Shock move revealed in full by ALISON BOSHOFF

She oversaw global publicity for storylines such as Harry in Nazi fancy dress, Diana's controversial Panorama interview and 'ghost' Diana talking to the Queen.

Events

10 h. ago EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: TV explorer Levison Wood embarks on biggest adventure

The former Parachute Regiment officer turned explorer, author and broadcaster, has pulled off what he can justifiably consider his greatest triumph to date...He's about to become a father.

Politics

11 h. ago World Cup of Darts 2025: Results, groups and schedule as Luke Littler and Luke Humphries team up

Darts’ biggest names descend upon Frankfurt with England set to defend title

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11 h. ago Simon Cowell admits big worry about son Eric and says he's 'petrified' of one thing

Simon Cowell has opened up about being a father and how precious his 11-year-old son Eric is to him in a rare interview with Jeff Brazier.

Politics

12 h. ago Scotland chief braced for life after Steve Clarke as he makes admission on potential next Scotland managers

Maxwell admits it his job to scour market for potential next managers

Events

14 h. ago Tottenham: The big question mark hanging over Thomas Frank following Spurs appointment

Move from ‘perfect job’ at Brentford presents both an opportunity and a challenge for the Dane

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14 h. ago Family's tragic final selfie: Doctor couple and their children snapped photo in Air India cabin to celebrate 'new beginnings' just moments before disaster

The picture was taken to celebrate 'new beginnings' as Komi Vyas had quit her job and was moving to join her husband, Dr Prateek Joshi, in London with their three children.

Society

15 h. ago Trump’s pollution rollback rewards wealthy plant owners — at the expense of Americans’ health

Proposals this week to weaken EPA restrictions will help tiny group of owners while ‘the American people will breathe dirtier air’Donald Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) claimed on Wednesday that its plan to eviscerate power plant pollution standards will save the US about $1bn a year. In reality, though, this represents a starkly uneven trade-off, experts say.The savings for “Americans” will go entirely to power plant operators who won’t have to cut their pollution, while at the same time climate and health benefits for all Americans that are 20 times larger in dollar terms will be deleted. Continue reading...

Politics

15 h. ago Ahmedabad flight crash: He built a life in London, she left her job to join him. Doctor couple's last fami

Ahmedabad flight crash: He built a life in London, she left her job to join him. Doctor couple's last fami  The Economic Times

Events

16 h. ago Gogglebox favourite set to become a millionaire with huge investments

The Channel 4 star, who has been a staple of Gogglebox since 2017, is now able to splash the cash thanks to keeping up his blue collar job while filming the reality show

Economics