11 h. ago Wetherspoons stops accepting Scottish £20 notes in most English pubs

Campaigners have said the change makes valid cash ‘worthless’ in pubs

Economics

17 h. ago Nick Kyrgios shows world No.1 Aryna Sabalenka NO respect in controversial comments about their battle of the sexes match

Nick Kyrgios has spent almost all of the last two and a half years sidelined with injury - but that hasn't stopped him making an arrogant prediction about what will happen when he plays Sabalenka.

Events

37 h. ago Sudan’s Darfur landslide kills more than 1,000 people after wiping out entire village

Disaster strikes Tarasin village in central Darfur’s Marrah Mountains following several days of heavy late-August rainfall

Events

50 h. ago NHS stroke centres given 'revolutionary' AI tool that triples recovery rates and reduces life

The NHS has equipped every stroke centre in England with a world-first AI tool that triples the rate of recovery and helps half of patients avoid major disability.

Politics

55 h. ago Would YOU try a Bangor Beaujolais? Climate change has created the perfect conditions to grow wine grapes in North Wales

A Pinot Noir from Denbighshire might soon be added to your wine list - as North Wales is experiencing a boom in vineyards.

Events

59 h. ago 'Alcoholic' who spent £4,000 in one year on 'hangover takeaways' reveals the simple change she made to lose nine stone without Ozempic

Beck Lowe, 33, from St John's, Worcestershire, who spent £4.2k in one year on 'hangover takeaways' lost 9st without jabs by making two changes.

Economics

67 h. ago Cornwall boozer was crowned Britain's roughest pub after being immortalised in legendary sky series but twenty years later has it changed?

The Swordfish in Newlyn, Cornwall used to be infamous for mass brawls involving drunken fishermen as well as the Newlyn Knockout - a potent cocktail of vodka, drambuie and absinthe.

Politics

2 d. ago I Fought the Law review – no one does this kind of drama better than Sheridan Smith

This true crime drama about a woman who forced the government to change the law so her daughter’s killer could be jailed is totally elevated by Smith. Her brilliance turns it into genuinely moving TVIs there any comfort to be had in knowing that police incompetence is not a new phenomenon? Not really, no. But it might be all you can find to cling on to during this harrowing, heartbreaking four-part drama. I Fought the Law is based on the true story of Ann Ming ,the murder of her 22-year-old daughter Julie in 1989 and her 30-year campaign to change the double jeopardy law so Julie’s acquitted killer could be tried again for the crime.I Fought the Law has two great strengths. First, the awareness that although the overturning of a law that had existed since Magna Carta is technically the most astonishing part of Ming’s tale, it is not the most televisual. That, for better or worse, will always be the body blows she withstood, from finding her daughte...

Events

2 d. ago What happened to Julie Hogg's killer Billy Dunlop as I Fought The Law airs?

Julie Hogg was murdered by Billy Dunlop in 1989, but it took her mother Ann Ming 17 years to get justice for her daughter as she campaigned to have the double jeopardy law changed

Events

3 d. ago The real story of Ann Ming's campaign behind ITV's I Fought the Law

Ann Ming campaigned for 15 years and changed the law that led to murderer William Dunlop to be the first person sentenced under the ruling

Politics

4 d. ago The day baby Victoria was born all seemed to be going well... then nurses noticed a mark on her skin that would change everything: 'Alarm bells'

When Julie Given gave birth to her daughter, she expected to cradle her in her arms, whisper that everything would be alright, and savour those precious first cuddles every mother dreams of.

Events

4 d. ago Startling change in people's vocabulary reveals 'real danger' that should 'worry us', scientists claim

Scientists have made a shocking discovery in the progression of the human language, warning that the change should 'worry us.'

Politics

5 d. ago Woman who struggled with chronic stress shares the new habit she credits for changing her life

A woman from Margate in England has revealed how quitting a common habit helped cure her chronic stress that she feared would kill her.

Politics

6 d. ago First EVER treatment for deadly mental health condition suffered by hundreds of thousands of women gets green light: 'This will change lives'

In a move hailed as a 'breakthrough' for women's health, the UK medicines regulator has approved a 14-day pill to treat moderate or severe postnatal depression.

Society

6 d. ago Bad news for nervous fliers! Severe turbulence is set to get even WORSE thanks to climate change, scientists warn

It's every nervous flier's worst nightmare, but severe air turbulence is set to get a lot worse, a new University of Reading study shows.

Events

6 d. ago Scientists blame climate change for the deadly wildfires across Europe: Devastating blazes in Turkey, Cyprus, and Greece were made 10 TIMES more likely by global warming

This summer, enormous wildfires swept across Europe, leaving huge swathes of Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus scorched. Now, scientists have blamed climate change for the blazes.

Events

7 d. ago Sharks are losing their deadly teeth thanks to climate change, scientists warn

They're among the top underwater predators, but even sharks are not immune to the effects of greenhouse gas emissions, report scientists in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Events

7 d. ago Erling Haaland changes his NAME: Man City star follows traditional Norwegian custom as national team make announcement in 'new chapter' for superstar striker

Erling Haaland has made a name change to his shirt for the Norwegian national team ahead of his country's upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

Events

7 d. ago Erling Haaland changes his NAME as Norwegian national team make announcement in 'new chapter' for Man City star

Erling Haaland has made a name change to his shirt for the Norwegian national team ahead of his country's upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

Politics

7 d. ago I've lost three stone on Mounjaro after a TV star's catty comment, says AMANDA CRAIG. But the real miracle is a surprise side

I was at a book launch in aid of the Woodland Trust a few years ago when a famous TV presenter said to me, out of the blue, 'Oh yes, you're one of those fat literary women, aren't you?'

Politics