11 m. ago Beaver filmed farting on riverbank so massive trump doesn't create water bubbles

Beavers, which are the world's second largest rodent, have been reintroduced into parts of the Britain for the first time in four centuries in a bid to restore ecological order

Politics

12 m. ago 'Criminal' carbonara mistake people make is so easy to fix, says top pasta chef

An Italian pasta chef has shared the proper way to make carbonara, including the type of meat you should use, the sauce recipe and the one big mistake people make

Events

13 m. ago 'I tried McDonald's in Japan and it's so different – one menu item left me gobsmacked'

McDonald's menus are different around the world, catering to the tastes and local traditions in every country – one travel and food fan has shared his verdict on McDonald's Japan

Politics

27 m. ago Astonishing Jurgen Klopp claim buzzes through Glasgow hotspots as Hotline source reveals next Rangers manager

Michael Gannon manned the Hotline phone where it was off the hook with some top gossip and some blazing opinions

Politics

39 m. ago West Lothian athlete needs a boost on her way to World Championships in Norway

Eilin Alsop will represent Great Britain in the World Benchpress Championships

Politics

41 m. ago HMRC rolling out new update tomorrow affecting millions of workers

CEST is an online tool on the HMRC website that determines a role's employment status. Specifically, it works out whether “a worker on a specific engagement should be classed as employed or self-employed for tax purposes"

Economics

51 m. ago Asda’s kids café meal deal drops to 60p to kick start retailer’s 60th birthday celebrations

Asda’s popular Kids Eat for £1 café meal deal to drop to just 60p for the month of May in the UK, including Scotland. A family with four children can all get a hot meal for less than £2.50. Over six million £1 kids café meals sold to date – peaking at 40,000 per week during school holidays. The price is to celebrate 60 years of Asda offering great family value.

Economics

51 m. ago Martha Stewart shocks Kelly Clarkson with food order confession

Entrepreneur admits she has never indulged in one very common dinner practice

Events

66 m. ago The terrace house turned pub in Oldham that's just won another three accolades

'It really is the place to be'

Politics

70 m. ago The 1% Club food question wipes out 19 players and leaves Lee Mack stunned

Saturday's instalment of the ITV quiz show, hosted by Lee, saw 100 contestants attempt to win a huge cash prize.

Society

70 m. ago Young boy made to eat paint and cat food during vile abuse campaign at Glasgow home

The court heard that the boy and a girl - now aged 32 - were frequently not fed by Keenan and sent to bed hungry.

Society

82 m. ago NatWest to take on all of bank's customers from Thursday with millions impacted

The transfer of Sainsbury's bank customers to NatWest is expected to kick off on May 1, 2025. Here is what is set to change for customers with personal loans, credit cards and savings accounts

Economics

98 m. ago Alexandro Bernabei in line to trigger Celtic transfer millions as champs primed to cash in on him twice

Bernabei's remarkable upturn in fortune is set to continue as a La Liga heavy-hitter is set to come calling

Politics

1 hour ago Warning over Spain holiday rule that could see you banned from entering for three years

Millions of Brits flock to Spain every year to enjoy the Mediterranean climate, stunning beaches, and historic architecture - but there are some important rules to be aware of

Events

1 hour ago Prince Andrew business linked to controversial millionaire husband of Michelle Mone

The prince is said to have transferred the ownership of his Dragon's Den style competition Prince@Palace Global to a firm linked to Doug Barrowman.

Politics

2 h. ago Canada election 2025 live: Carney clinches victory and says ‘Trump is trying to break us’ as Conservative leader Poilievre set to lose seat

Prime minister tells Canadians that America ‘wants our land, our resources, our water’ and promises to protect countryMark Carney’s Liberal party wins fourth termAnalysis: Carney owes much to luck and TrumpCanada election 2025: full resultsA record number of people – 7.3 million – have already voted during an early voting period that was held last weekend. That topped the 5.8 million Canadians who voted early at the last federal election in 2021.All ballots in a Canadian federal election are counted by hand in front of witnesses, and the final results are validated over a period of time then made available online. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago Thai restaurant inspired by Bangkok's street food markets to open first Manchester venue

'We want to transport guests to sunny South East Asia'

Society

2 h. ago Good Morning Britain fans blast 'uncomfortable and unacceptable' interview

The news presenter, 58, appeared alongside Susanna Reid, 54, on Tuesday morning's show and covered the day's top stories.

Politics

2 h. ago The Breakdown | Red Roses triumph again but cannot afford another World Cup wobble

Seven straight Six Nations titles is impressive but rivals may have been encouraged by the nervous finish against FranceThere are two contrasting schools of thought after England’s grand-slam clinching win against France on Saturday. According to John Mitchell, the Red Roses’ head coach, his side’s nervy 43-42 victory was ideal preparation for the World Cup this year. Alternatively, as the former England hooker Brian Moore succinctly put it during post-match TV analysis: “If they were playing New Zealand, would they have got away with that?”Between them Mitchell and Moore know plenty about World Cup disappointment. The former was head coach of the All Blacks side beaten in the semi-finals of the 2003 men’s tournament in Australia. Moore was part of the England team edged out by the Wallabies in the final in 1991. They have spent enough time in top-level rugby to know how abruptly best-laid plans can be foiled and that wanting something badly guarantees you zilch. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago Flood the zone: Trump’s shock and awe game plan to revolutionize America – and keep his enemies on the back foot

The chaos of Trump’s first 100 days is actually the result of a deliberately choreographed plan to damage any institution not explicitly aligned with the MAGA movement, writes Andrew Feinberg

Events