42 m. ago Alexander Jensen watched Man Utd and Napoli as a ball boy and now Aberdeen star wants own crack at Europe

The Dane was a ball boy in the Europa League and now he dreams of starring on the big stage at Pittodrie

Politics

2 h. ago HMRC fines worth up to £900 for taxpayers who miss important deadline in May

From the start of May anyone who missed the tax returns self-assessment deadline on January 31 will start receiving £10 penalties every day

Economics

2 h. ago Major breakthrough reveals new state of consciousness that could unlock more of your brain

Researchers have discovered a new state of consciousness that anyone can tap into, shedding new light on the expansive power of the human brain.

Politics

2 h. ago Aerosmith fans are only just learning the true meaning behind the band's iconic name

While they've had mega hits throughout the years, including Sweet Emotion, Dream On, and Walk This Way, the group's name has long left many fans stumped.

Politics

3 h. ago ‘One big dream’: Bodø/Glimt’s modern miracle built on history and humility

Family club, known as a symbol of northern Norwegian self-esteem, prepare to face Tottenham in Europa League semisNobody is sure precisely when the “coffee table” tradition began, but consensus traces it back about 60 years. It would take a lot for one of the regulars not to show up. The time is almost 11am and cups are being laid out in the Aspmyra Stadion canteen for the Bodø/Glimt old boys’ daily catchup. In walks Ivar Bakke, who can count himself as the group’s elder statesman at 94. “One of the oldest people in Norway!” he laughs before sitting down. Tall tales are retold, memories sharpened in delighting over past and more recent glories; however far those stretch, everyone here knows what it has taken to bring their club to the barely fathomable territory of a Europa League semi-final.The raconteur in chief is Jacob Klette, a sharp figure in his late 70s who made almost 400 appearances for a team that broke boundaries. “The northern part of Norway has always had to fight for ...

Politics

3 h. ago Staggering cost of meeting London's housing target revealed in new research

Analysis comes as London Assembly housing chief warns an entire generation ‘will never get on to the housing ladder independently’

Events

3 h. ago Beauty buffs need 'less foundation and fake tan' after trying primer that does it all

"It makes your skin glow in a subtle way and I get so many compliments"

Politics

3 h. ago Afghan refugee who starred in Freddie Flintoff show makes stunning county debut

Adnan Miakhel featured on Freddie Flintoff’s Field of Dreams back in 2022 and his now following his hero’s footsteps into cricket and made a notable debut for Lancashire over the weekend

Events

4 h. ago Key signs to look for as melanoma cases surge during heatwave after Katherine Ryan's shock diagnosis

As temperatures soar and people make the most of the sunshine, it's important to make sure you keep your skin protected as melanoma cases rise in the summer

Events

4 h. ago New vaccine to treat 15 types of cancer now available on NHS

New jab will treat skin, bladder and oesophagus cancer, with 1,200 patients a month receiving it

Politics

4 h. ago Scientists discover new state of consciousness and how YOU can tap into it

Researchers have discovered a new state of consciousness that anyone can tap into, shedding new light on the expansive power of the human brain.

Politics

4 h. ago Fury as award winning fish and chip shop hikes price of haddock to £8.20 in Manchester 'due to spiralling cost from suppliers'

Chips @ No 8 in Prestwich has regularly been hailed as one of the best fish and chip shops in Greater Manchester and has made it into national lists too, often drawing in big crowds during the day.

Economics

4 h. ago ‘Still an open wound’: damning docuseries revisits Vietnam war 50 years on

Netflix series Turning Point: The Vietnam War goes back to retrace a devastating history from multiple perspectivesThis Wednesday, 30 April, marks a full half century since the fall of Saigon. The takeover of the South Vietnamese capital, renamed Ho Chi Minh City, by North Vietnamese forces reunited a country riven by a decades-long civil war that killed more than 3 million civilians – a triumph of one vision of Vietnam’s future at the violent expense of another, with many caught perilously in between.For the US, the fall of Saigon was an indisputable humiliation and the end to what was then its longest war, one that killed over 58,000 servicemen, divided a nation and has only grown more ignominious with time. Fifty years on, the picture is clear: the Americanization of the Vietnam War was an unfathomably costly, poorly run, incomprehensibly horrific folly based on political lies and dubious intelligence. It is taught as a brief but upsetting chapter in American schools – if it’s ta...

Events

4 h. ago Nationwide says 'please contact us' in urgent message to customers over £50 payments

The bank is paying £600 million to 12 million of its members

Economics

5 h. ago Pep Guardiola has perfect transfer gift waiting for Diogo Costa after Man City update

Latest Manchester City transfer news and gossip as Porto goalkeeper Diogo Costa continues to be linked with a move to the Etihad Stadium

Politics

5 h. ago DWP update on plans that would let them check people's bank accounts

It is part of “biggest ever crackdown on fraud against the public purse”

Economics

6 h. ago Summer essential for tanned skin which shoppers say is one of their ‘favourites’ slashed in price

This lightweight product is infused with a fruity mango and guava scent - and shoppers are obsessed

Economics

6 h. ago Brave Scots comic who lost eye to cancer lands dream gig with Romesh Ranganathan

"You've been through one of the most difficult things that anyone can go through. What has comedy got to be afraid of? Nothing, right?"

Politics

6 h. ago Famous Arsenal fan worth £60m played surprising role in Wrexham's promotion dreams

Wrexham have attracted a number of celebrity supporters since Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney took over, but a famous Arsenal fan has offered some of the best advice to the pair

Economics

7 h. ago Martin Lewis tells households they can save £285 a year on energy bills but must act 'right now'

The Money Saving Expert has revealed the new cheapest fixed energy deal

Economics