46 m. ago Is THIS Britain's most depressed suburb? How deprived community has highest amount of people claiming for mental health as locals say 'its a dump'

Almost one in 20 people in this constituency area, which is home to Everton's Goodison Park and Liverpool Anfield, claim PIP for depression and anxiety.

Science

65 m. ago ‘It is not jus. It is not a glaze. It is gravy!’ Britain’s gift to the world finally gets the love it deserves

Chefs have gone head over heels for the brown stuff. Some drown their burgers in it; others serve it with brioche and black pudding; one even turns it into ice-cream. What’s going on?Pub roasts, grannies, Sunday lunch, Ah! Bisto!: gravy triggers nostalgic food memories for Britons like little else. But unlike complex French sauces, for example, gravy is brown and plain, not gastronomic alchemy. Its homely bedfellows – potatoes and pies – have had fancy makeovers, but gravy’s potential hasn’t been much exploited on the modern menu. Until now.The nostalgic wave sweeping Britain’s food scene is reviving this ancient staple, but with a twist: gravy is going gourmet. It is appearing as a dip for burgers in London at the upmarket chain Burger & Beyond and at Nanny Bill’s. It is served with brioche and black pudding at Tom Cenci’s modern British restaurant Nessa in Soho, and even does a turn at Shaun Rankin’s Michelin-starred Grantley Hall in Yorkshire, where it is styled as beef tea a...

Politics

95 m. ago Brits set to bake in scolding 35C temperature as weather maps turn blood red

Weather maps show red up and down the country on Sunday, with the mercury set to hit the mid-30Cs in another blast of hot weather - here's when to expect the scorching temperatures

Events

4 h. ago British Grand Prix: F1 at Silverstone and the £16bn industry that's 'part of Brand Britain'

There's a lot more to the massive motorsport industry in the UK than just the F1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone, with the sector worth billions to the economy

Economics

4 h. ago Revealed: 'Deeply disturbing' Muslim matchmaking site operating in Britain advertising virgin brides and polygamous marriages

NikkahGram describes itself as a service for Muslims who want a 'shy, untouched spouse' and men that are looking for more than one wife.

Politics

4 h. ago Welcome to Crack Alley: Desperate locals call high street a 'no

Parts of Bradford have become Britain's latest no-go zone, where drug-fuelled chaos and violence have left locals scared to walk the streets and businesses go to the wall.

Politics

5 h. ago UK weather maps turn RED as 35C heatwave forecast across all of Britain

Weather maps are turning a dark red again later this month as more scorching temperatures hit the UK in a 35C heatwave after a brief cooler spell with wind and rain

Society

5 h. ago Revealed: Widow of 7/7 suicide bomber Mohammad Sidique Khan has reinvented herself under a different name to build a brand new life

Hasina Khan, now 47, cut all ties to her former existence after her then husband masterminded the worst terror attack ever to hit Britain.

Events

6 h. ago How much is immigration going to transform YOUR area in the next two decades? Search tool reveals the astonishing population projections of every council

Government data laying bare how mass migration is going to transform Britain shows that in Birmingham alone, another 543,000 foreign nationals are expected to call the city home by 2047.

Politics

6 h. ago Secrets about Prince William and Kate Middleton's St Andrews love story revealed as royal author says the future Princess of Wales was 'very shy'

Vice Chancellor Brian Lang told the audience in 2005 that St Andrews prides itself on being 'Britain's top matchmaking university' and that one in ten students would go on to marry.

Politics

9 h. ago ‘Women were grabbed and dragged away like sacks’ – a history of British protest in pictures

Since 1963, when he photographed a fellow student being arrested, David Hoffman has turned his camera on rebels and rioters. His archive tells an alternative story of Britain, from Greenham Common to students marching on WhitehallDuncan Campbell on the power of protestFrom the suffragettes at the start of the last century to Reclaim the Night in the 1970s; from the battle of Cable Street against the British Union of Fascists in 1936 to the Anti-Nazi League marches four decades later; from the million marchers against the Iraq war in 2003 in London to the massive turnouts across the country two decades later against the war in Gaza, protest has been a vital and constant part of the fabric of British society. Continue reading...

Events

9 h. ago London leaver: 'It's easy to almost forget there's life outside the M25'

On Friday evenings Tori Halman and her boyfriend Rob Overall would be cosy at home, cooking pasta and enjoying a glass of wine, while listening to the shrieks and shouts of twentysomething revellers beginning their big nights out.

Politics

9 h. ago Why 'Middle Sunday' at Wimbledon was stopped with matches played today

Wimbledon decided to scrap a long-running tradition for the 2022 tournament, allowing tennis fans another day to enjoy the action at the All England Lawn Tennis Club

Politics

10 h. ago Britain’s HS1 rail link was ‘poor value for money’, report finds

Government-backed study into high-speed project published as HS2 scheme is hit by delays and mounting costs

Politics

10 h. ago Wimbledon briefing: Saturday recap and order of play on a big day for Britain

Sonay Kartal and Cameron Norrie are the last two Britons standing in the singles draws.

Politics

10 h. ago Jennifer Lopez continues to flaunt her new look while out in LA after releasing Ben Affleck heartbreak song

Jennifer Lopez continued to flaunt her latest look as she enjoyed a lowkey shopping trip with one of her twins Emme in Beverly Hills over the weekend.

Politics

13 h. ago Hungarian gang is forging wills to fleece families out of inheritances by posing as the rightful heirs

The fraudsters are exploiting Britain's soft probate system, stealing from both grieving families and taxpayers.

Events

14 h. ago Unsung riverside village is perfect place to spot seals and sip pints by the water

Named by The Times as 'one of the best places to live', the riverside village has proper pubs, wildlife and coast walks

Politics

14 h. ago EXPOSED: The boat migrant fixers all over Britain making a mockery of Starmer's claim to be smashing the gangs

Even the well-heeled clientele inside the establishment, in the heart of a wealthy London suburb, appear oblivious to the sinister dealings going on around them.

Events

16 h. ago Even poorest OAPs face paying income tax in new stealth raid on state pension

Millions of Britain's poorest pensioners face being dragged into an 'old-age tax trap' as Chancellor Rachel Reeves desperately attempts to fill a growing black hole in the public finances.

Economics