41 m. ago Pep Guardiola’s ‘broken promise’ as partner of 30 years ‘moves out of family home’

Pep Guardiola's contract extension with Manchester City reportedly impacted his marriage, with a new development regarding his wife emerging from Spain

Society

50 m. ago GP shares six unusual symptoms of 'mutant flu' which should NEVER be ignored: 'Could be signs of something potentially much more serious'

A leading GP has revealed the signs that your case of flu could have developed into something more serious, as a mutant strain of the virus sweeps across Britain.

Science

83 m. ago ‘Never mind the trees and the design code – here’s 53 more homes’

Development approved on site of former Royal Mail sorting office

Politics

1 hour ago Star Wars, Tomb Raider and a big night for Expedition 33 – what you need to know from The Game Awards

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 won nine awards, including game of the year, while newly announced games at the show include the next project from Baldur’s Gate 3 developer Larian StudiosAt the Los Angeles’ Peacock theater last night, The Game Awards broadcast its annual mix of prize presentations and expensive video game advertisements. New titles were announced, celebrities appeared, and at one point, screaming people were suspended from the ceiling in an extravagant promotion for a new role-playing game.Acclaimed French adventure Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 began the night with 12 nominations – the most in the event’s history – and ended it with nine awards. The Gallic favourite took game of the year, as well as awards for best game direction, best art direction, best narrative and best performance (for actor Jennifer English). Continue reading...

Events

2 h. ago Bonnie Blue is deported from Bali over latest disgusting pornography stunt

Local police last week raided a studio in Badung, a popular tourist district near the resort island's capital, Denpasar, detaining Blue, 26, whose real name is Tia Billinger.

Politics

4 h. ago Review: Jason Manford in Robin Hood delivers panto magic at Manchester Opera House

You're guaranteed a belly-clutching night of laughs with Jason Manford and silly sidekick Ben Nickless back in panto action, reports Dianne Bourne.

Society

5 h. ago Health and safety rules holding UK infrastructure back, says writer of government report

Exclusive: John Fingleton says regulators need to change their attitude to risk to end the country’s economic stagnationOverbearing health and safety rules are stopping Britain building new infrastructure, according to the economist whom Keir Starmer has cited as an inspiration for his growth strategy.John Fingleton, who recently wrote a report for government on how to encourage developers to build new nuclear power plants, told the Guardian regulators needed to change their attitude to risk if the country was to end its long economic stagnation. Continue reading...

Politics

9 h. ago Lara Stone's lavish new life with her handsome (and rich!) property developer husband in Hampstead 10 years after divorce from David Walliams

David Walliams's ex-wife Lara Stone has created a lavish new life with her handsome property developer husband, David Grievson. 

Culture

14 h. ago Dad’s ‘superflu’ warning as daughter, 4, fights for her life in a coma after thinking she was joking about being ‘cold’

A LITTLE girl has been left in a coma fighting for her life after tragically developing a rare brain condition triggered by the flu. Gary Dunion, 41, is now warning other parents about his family's nightmare as his four-year-old daughter Sienna is set to remain in hospital for months. Sienna had only shown mild symptoms...

Events

14 h. ago 'I can feel my baby kick when my pregnant partner's not here thanks to a simple device'

Firsttuch’s founder Zeiynab Kane is developing a device that lets families feel a baby’s movements together in real time, offering a new kind of closeness long before birth.

Politics

15 h. ago England fans slam ‘outrageous’ World Cup ticketing as ‘ruining football’ with Three Lions supporters to pay thousands

ENGLAND fans got a kick in the ballots yesterday as Fifa launched a rip-off ticket lottery with sky high prices of at least £135-a-seat. The main ticket ballot for next summer's World Cup in the US, Canada and Mexico gave fans a chance to stake their claim on a seat. But only a tiny proportion...

Sport

15 h. ago Inside Britain's 'most beautiful house' loved by film and music stars selling for £12.5m

The stunning Grade I listed manor house was once home to a Bond actress and later became a recording studio for huge stars

Economics

16 h. ago Council housing and student flats above major Tube station approved again

Southwark Council’s Planning Committee has approved the development on top of Southwark Tube station

Politics

18 h. ago Living in extreme heat slows children’s early development, study finds

Study’s findings ‘should alert researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to the urgent need to protect children’s development in a warming world’

Society

18 h. ago US is the best place for drug companies to invest, says boss of London

Emma Walmsley’s praise for US pharmaceutical market piles pressure on UK governmentBusiness live – live updatesThe chief executive of GSK has declared that the US is the best place for pharmaceutical companies to invest.Emma Walmsley said the US led the world in launches of drugs and vaccines and, alongside China, was the best market for business development. Continue reading...

Economics

19 h. ago Legendary Manchester studio behind beloved TV shows finds forever home for its iconic collection

Cosgrove Hall was behind many ITV and CITV shows, including Danger Mouse, Noddy and Postman Pat

Culture

19 h. ago From shiveringly vivid Mahler to the eclectic Hermes Experiment: our top classical recordings of 2025

Opera may be conspicuous by its absence, but the brilliance of Berlin Philharmonic’s Schoenberg and the exceptional South Korean Yunchan Lim gave us plenty to sink our teeth into this year The survey of the new releases that my colleagues and I have enjoyed most in 2025 differs in one significant respect from the lists of previous years. This year’s top ten contains no operas. There has been a profound change in record companies’ policies of how and what they record. The glitzy, studio-based opera recordings of the last century now seem impossible to contemplate, and even releasing audio-only recordings taken directly from live opera-house performances often seems less viable than issuing DVDs of the same productions.Some specialist labels devoted to specific areas of the operatic repertoire continue sterling work: operas feature prominently in Bru Zane’s mission on behalf of neglected French composers, while Opera Rara continues to crusade for forgotten, mostly 19th century, mostly...

Politics

19 h. ago The Game Awards start time as Clair Obscur poised to sweep 12 gongs

The Game Awards is set to return for its 11th year this week, and here's everything you need to know about the biggest night in gaming

Events

20 h. ago Man, 30, learns he'll get dementia in 15 years due to mum's illness

Jordan Adams, 30, from Redditch, Worcestershire, has been told he has a rare genetic mutation which means he will develop an aggressive form of dementia in his 40s

Politics

20 h. ago AP Breakthrough Entertainer: Chase Sui Wonders’ Harvard astrophysics detour led her to Hollywood

Chase Sui Wonders always thought she was “kind of funny,” but it was officially confirmed after booking “The Studio” after just one audition

Politics