2 h. ago 'I'm trying to sell my house but my entitled neighbour may ruin everything'

Selling a house is one of life's most stressful events, so the last thing you need is extra pressure or drama from your neighbours - and one woman has been left in a nightmare while trying to flog her home

Politics

3 h. ago 'Best film Netflix has ever produced' with near unrecognisable Sopranos star leaves fans in tears

It is based on real life events

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49 h. ago How new Queen of Clean ROO DAY is coming for Mrs Hinch's crown

The sofa is brand new, sumptuous and oh-so strokable. It has a buttery velvet finish, which lends itself beautifully to vacuuming stripes into the fabric, if that's your thing.

Politics

3 d. ago Over £470 raised at Guide Dogs fundraiser hosted by South Lanarkshire Council in East Kilbride

Councillor Joe Fagan arranged the Make Every Cuppa Count event on behalf of the council’s Touch a Life, Make a Difference appeal.

Economics

7 d. ago Five years on: how Covid changed sport for better and for worse

With the pandemic in the rearview mirror it was clearly a boost for Fifa and Saudi Arabia but harmed grassroots sport and player welfareSound the trumpets, beat the drum, let loose the buttock-rockets of hope. One of the strangest and most unsatisfying things about the Covid-19 pandemic, among a great many deeply strange and unsatisfying things, is that it never actually had a shared end date or ceremonial send-off.Jarringly so, because this was a period in the national life built around a rigid roster of public events. The numerical rules. The weekly banging of pots in honour of people you secretly consider to be serfs. Such unlikely figures as health secretary Matt Hancock appearing in public every day in order to say inauthentic-sounding things about public health, all the while resembling the doomed subcommander of an imperial space galleon who keeps announcing that he’s got the situation under control sir, just as the bridge behind him is cleaved in two and he’s sucked out into...

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1 week ago Wedding kiss restrictions branded ‘bizarre’ by humanist leader at inquiry

The Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry’s worship and life events impact hearings began on Tuesday.

Politics

1 week ago Ken Doherty’s split from wife, awkward Ronnie O’Sullivan relationship, £300m celebrity pal

Ken Doherty is one of snooker's most iconic figures, with the Irishman having enjoyed a career at the top of the sport, but his life away from the baize has been eventful

Economics

2 w. ago Memorial service for Cardiff woman Paria Veisi at heart of murder investigation

The event will honour her 'kindness, selflessness, and the beautiful life she lived'

Events

3 w. ago Netflix now streaming 'unbelievable' war film based on true story

Operation Mincemeat was first released in 2021 but it is only now that fans are coming to know the film is based on the real-life events of the successful British operation

Events

3 w. ago Brits spend over £1.5k more on luxury trips to mark milestone life events

According to research, the majority of adults have marked a significant life event like an anniversary or a work achievement, by planning a trip away

Economics

4 w. ago ‘We’re on our way!’ Why your friends secretly wish you’d stop bringing your partner everywhere

Co-dependent couples have a habit of shoehorning their other halves into social plans – with or without an invite. Lydia Spencer-Elliott explores how this friendship faux pas is ruining everyone’s fun

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last month Research highlights the critical age for friendship changes and the benefits of strong local ties

New research has found that the age of 31 is when adults start to lose touch with their friends, as life-changing events such as getting married or having kids take over

Politics