8 h. ago Boozy noodle pots created by boffins in ultimate student hack to save a few quid

Madcap food boffins have created the ultimate pre-lash snack for students - noodle pots with booze in them so drinkers can line their stomachs while also getting a buzz on

Politics

3 d. ago Lotto jackpot joy for Ayr United diehard Paul as he lands club's biggest ever payout

Paul Dougall scooped the massive pot and created a bit of history along the way.

Events

4 d. ago New pension rule change could boost workers' retirement funds by up to £29,000

A new government bill will see small pension pots consolidated, create larger schemes, and ensure they are good value for money

Economics

8 d. ago Jellyfish invasion sweeps UK beaches as swarms spotted off seaside beauty spot

The jellyfish invasion has hit the UK already with swarms of the stinging sea creatures spotted off the coast of Devon with more potentially on the way

Events

1 week ago Arsenal could face battle with Spurs to sign £67.5m Eberechi Eze

Arsenal officials met Eze’s agents to discuss termsCrystal Palace insisting on release clause being metArsenal have held initial talks with representatives of Eberechi Eze and could battle with Tottenham for the Crystal Palace forward.It is understood Mikel Arteta has identified Eze as a potential addition who could add creativity and depth to his squad after they finished as Premier League runners-up for a third successive season. Arsenal officials are believed to have met Eze’s agents on Saturday to discuss personal terms and other details but have yet to open talks with Palace over the England international. Continue reading...

Economics

2 w. ago Pedro Pascal defends calling JK Rowling a 'heinous loser' and says 'bullies make me f****** sick' in latest broadside at Harry Potter creator

The Game Of Thrones and Gladiator II actor has doubled down on his criticisms of the British author over her gender-critical opinions in a new interview.

Politics

2 w. ago ‘This is a fight for life’: climate expert on tipping points, doomerism and using wealth as a shield

Economic assumptions about risks of the climate crisis are no longer relevant, says the communications expert Genevieve GuentherClimate breakdown can be observed across many continuous, incremental changes such as soaring carbon dioxide levels, rising seas and heating oceans. The numbers creep up year after year, fuelled by human-caused greenhouse gas emissions.But scientists have also identified at least 16 “tipping points” – thresholds where a tiny shift could cause fundamental parts of the Earth system to change dramatically, irreversibly and with potentially devastating effects. These shifts can interact with each other and create feedback loops that heat the planet further or disrupt weather patterns, with unknown but potentially catastrophic consequences for life on Earth. It is possible some tipping points may already have been passed. Continue reading...

Economics

2 w. ago Gabby Logan says women's Euros will make 'so many more' heroes out of Lionesses

BBC presenter and new Match of the Day host Gabby Logan thinks this summer's women's European Championships has the potential to create many new heroes from the Lionesses squad, just like 2022 did

Politics

3 w. ago Should heavier cars be taxed more to cover the cost of fixing potholes they create?

Half of drivers think weightier cars should pay more road tax to reflect the greater impact they have on pothole-filled roads.

Economics