44 m. ago Solitaire players are just realising Microsoft 'totally changed' card game's name

Whether physically or virtually, most people have tried their hand at Solitaire. Despite the card game's popularity, some people are only now realising it originally had a totally different name

Sport

70 m. ago 'I spent years battling flat hair, but this £26 volumising haircare range saved me'

Our shopping writer tried out Philip Kingsley's Body Building collection, and the results were amazing

Economics

73 m. ago Scientists uncover exactly what you see the moment you die as brain activity continues

For all of human history, people have been preoccupied with what happens to us when we die - and cutting-edge research has begun to provide some tantalising answers

Events

91 m. ago Arctic birders combat impact of climate change and avian flu on delicate ecosystem

In one of the top Arctic birding destinations in the world, environmental and health challenges are threatening some of the seabirds that are part of Norway’s unique coastal ecosystem

Politics

1 hour ago Man orders iced coffee in Spain and the bill leaves him gobsmacked

Coffee is the second most popular beverage around the world, and at this time of year many of us enjoy it iced. However, some people have noticed they are being charged extra

Politics

1 hour ago Prix Pictet 2025 shortlist for the theme ‘storm’ – in pictures

This year’s theme for the Prix Pictet, the photography award that focuses on sustainability, is ‘storm’. The shortlisted images were announced at the international photography festival Les Rencontres d’Arles. The winner will be selected at the Victoria and Albert Museum in September.“In many ways our planet is a more dangerous place to live than ever before. The impacts of the climate catastrophe abound. Fires, floods, heat and drought are killing and injuring people and destroying both infrastructure and precious ecosystems. Already, parts of our planet are unliveable, and all the indications are that more will follow. The economic, social and political impacts of these changes are immense. There could not have been a more timely moment for the Prix Pictet to invite nominations on the theme of ‘storm’.” Sir David King, Prix Pictet jury chair Continue reading...

Sport

1 hour ago 9 mistakes you probably made if you lived through the 90s, from dance craze to breakfast hazard

From the giddy highs of Britpop to a grieving nation mourning the loss of its People’s Princess, the 90s were a time of extreme emotions.

Politics

1 hour ago New EV chargers for anyone without a driveway as major trial hits parts of UK

For years, Brits who don't have a driveway have been forced to pay sky-high prices at public charging stations to keep their electric vehicles (EVs) running — but a new trial is about to change that

Events

1 hour ago At least 38 people dead after Vietnam tourist boat capsizes in Ha Long Bay

Sightseeing vessel hit by sudden thunderstorm in popular tourist area

Events

2 h. ago Inside Kate Bush Day – the most bonkers, beautiful Wuthering Heights tribute you’ll ever experience

As thousands of people in red dresses make their annual pilgrimage to perform a mass choreographed dance to the British singer’s iconic hit song, superfan and Folkestone local Helen Coffey gives the inside scoop on what it’s like being a lead ‘Kate’ for the day

Politics

2 h. ago Chilling similarities in bloody deaths of Aussie and Swedish tourists in the same Thai 'Sin City' apartment building just hours apart

Perth roof painter Michael Shane Caola, 54, was found dead on the seventh floor of the building.

Events

2 h. ago Two people found dead on the Gold Coast within 24 hours of each other

Both Tallebudgera Creek and Palm Beach, in the Gold Coast's south, were swarmed with police over the weekend following the devastating discoveries of two bodies

Events

2 h. ago London leaver: 'we swapped a Battersea townhouse for 25 acres near the Devon coast'

From a few rodent pets to a smallholding on Exmoor, this family made more than a change of address when they swapped Battersea for Devon

Politics

2 h. ago Posters from ‘golden age’ of Scottish rail travel to go under the hammer

Rare early 20th century memorabilia expected to sell for thousands

Politics

3 h. ago Brits who get four benefits warned not to ignore DWP letter that will stop payments

People on these benefits will be moved to Universal Credit amid the welfare reforms, but they’ll need to act as this won’t be automatic

Events

3 h. ago Beautiful city dubbed 'Venice's little sister' has barely any tourists

This gorgeous Italian city has been referred to as Venice's little sister, and it's the perfect getaway destination with stunning historical buildings, delicious Italian cuisine and more

Politics

3 h. ago Number of missing from devastating Kerr County flash floods drops to just 3

Flooding along the Guadalupe River killed at least 135 people on July 4 weekend

Events

3 h. ago Memory cafes at the National Comedy Center ignite laughter and connection for dementia patients

The National Comedy Center has begun hosting regular "Memory Cafes,” inviting people with conditions like dementia and Alzheimer's through the western New York museum to share laughs and connection

Science

4 h. ago Anas Sarwar urges sacked MP Brian Leishman to be team player if readmitted to Labour

The Scottish Labour leader said he welcomed people who were 'committed' to the party after Grangemouth MP Leishman had the whip withdrawn.

Sport

4 h. ago Number of missing in devastating Kerr County flash floods drops to just 3

Flooding along the Guadalupe River killed at least 135 people on July 4 weekend

Events