8 h. ago 'I'm Britain's biggest mistress and hate when men do this one thing over Christmas'

Gweneth Lee is known as "Britain's most famous mistress" and has now opened up about some of her biggest pet peeves. And she's hate when men do this at Christmas

Politics

9 h. ago EasyJet adds new cheap flights to beautiful beach resort with 22C January weather

easyJet has launched new routes to a stunning beach resort with crystal clear blue waters, popular for snorkelling, and stretches of golden sand beaches, and flights start from just £91.99

Society

9 h. ago 'I've managed to make my loud neighbours shut up with a genius solution'

One Instagram user, named Jack, has come up with a way to get his neighbours to be quiet when they are being too loud and it seems to be working a treat for him

Politics

10 h. ago Brits want to stay in castles over luxury beach resorts as iconic game becomes real life

Clash of Clans fans can win a month-long stay in an Irish castle that has been transformed to look like the game's Town Hall 18, complete with a private chef and daily meals

Politics

12 h. ago The Death of Bunny Munro true story: Is the series based on real life?

The Death of Bunny Munro charts the life of a misogynistic middle-aged salesman who takes his son on a road trip after his wife took her own life

Events

13 h. ago Woman who designed food hygiene rating stickers reveals 'tiny details' she 'hid'

A woman who designed the hygiene rating stickers for the Food Standards Agency 16 years ago has revealed the 'hidden' details she included that you may not have spotted

Politics

15 h. ago Wicked's wardrobe decoded from £1m wand and tiara to Glinda's £60 butterfly necklace

BBC Bargain Hunt expert Jonathan Pratt has estimated the value of the dazzling costume pieces and premier looks used in Wicked: For Good, with some of Glinda and Elphaba’s jewels worth a small fortune in real life

Economics

21 h. ago Children born in Britain to refugee parents will face deportation under Shabana Mahmood's asylum overhaul

Children born in the UK to refugees and those who have no right to stay would face deportation under plans from Shabana Mahmood - because Britain does not recognise birthright citizenship.

Events

22 h. ago ROLAND WHITE reviews Cooper & Fry: Headless corpses? Evil spirits? All in a day's work for a Peak District cop

When people start new jobs in real life, they wait a few days to settle in. They're on their best behaviour, and they don't moan that it was much better at their old place.

Events

34 h. ago What could actually happen if you quit job unexpectedly with no notice

Many people think you can be "sued, arrested, blacklisted from work forever" if you quit without notice. But now one recruitment expert revealed what actually happens

Politics

37 h. ago Mum feeds family of four £10 Christmas dinner from Morrisons

Charlene Woracker, 34, said she cooks everything from scratch

Economics

37 h. ago 'I put Christmas decorations up in November and I have a good reason'

December 25 is fast approaching, but many people won't put up their decorations until the first weekend in Christmas - but I reckon mid-November is the perfect time

Politics

39 h. ago Quaint cobbled market town 50 miles from Manchester 'just like a film set'

It has been made famous in a popular TV show but it's is a real-life gem worthy of the spotlight

Politics

52 h. ago The Guardian view on Labour’s asylum plans: ministers cannot out

Shabana Mahmood’s asylum overhaul burdens an overstretched system and hands political advantage to her opponentsIn government, politicians often mistake gestures for progress. It is disappointing to see Shabana Mahmood succumb to that temptation. The home secretary’s flurry of proposals are designed to signal purpose, but constitute a wishlist of demands that her department can’t deliver. Currently, those fleeing persecution are given a five-year right to stay in the country and can apply for settled status after that. Ms Mahmood wants refugees to stay in the country initially only for a 30-month period, and then review their status to see whether they will be allowed to remain in the country for another 30 months. After two decades in Britain, they could apply to stay here permanently.Denmark is held up as the model. A decade ago a centre-left government there was under pressure, with a surging populist right and immigration dominating voters’ concerns. Danish Social Democrats clai...

Politics

53 h. ago Jobs Guru: ‘AI is taking over my industry – I’m terrified of being left jobless’

Reader Bob works in personal finance – just one of the sectors thought to be at risk from the rise of AI technology. Our Jobs Guru James Innes is here with some advice

Events

57 h. ago 'Terrific' Netflix film based on 'tragic' true story takes number 1 spot

Netflix viewers are being urged to watch the drama, which was originally released on the BBC, and fans can't stop talking about the real-life story that inspired it

Events

58 h. ago Gardeners should 'act soon' to keep outdoor plants 'looking good through winter'

The advice has been shared by a garden centre ahead of the cold winter months

Politics

58 h. ago Gen Z ditches clubbing for very surprising new hobby and they're not the only ones

A new study has found a whopping 75% of Gen Z-ers would ditch clubbing for another surprising hobby

Politics

60 h. ago British holiday hotspot 'overrun with terrorists' as 'hostage' alert issued to Brits

British tourists heading to Turkey are being warned to stay vigilant after reports claim that up to 15 former Hamas members, including a man linked to a fatal 2011 bombing in Jerusalem, are now living freely in the country

Events

64 h. ago Rule Breakers review – rousingly feelgood real life story of Afghan girls’ robotics team

This story of emancipated young women escaping draconian social strictures brims with enthusiasm and features a cameo from Phoebe Waller-BridgeBased on a true story, Bill Guttentag’s rousing drama attests to the resilience of women who dare to dream despite draconian social strictures. The film follows Roya Mahboob (Nikohl Boosheri), a trailblazing coach and businesswoman in Stem (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) who assembles a robotics team of Afghan girls for international competitions. The young dreamers hail from different walks of life but they all share the same zest for engineering. They face the same dangers too; in a country where women are not encouraged or even allowed to pursue higher levels of education, their quest for medals sees opposition from their own families as well as public scorn from conservatives.Rule Breakers is at its most thrilling during the competition sequences, which splice together real-life documentary footage of the events with fi...

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