76 m. ago Sir Jim Ratcliffe's damning blast speaks volumes as he puts £200m club up for sale

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is keen to sell Nice having signalled his intention to sell the Ligue 1 side back in March, with the British billionaire putting his full focus into Manchester United

Economics

93 m. ago LS Lowry painting originally bought for £10 sells for more than £800,000

Lowry, who was lauded for his portrayal of everyday industrial scenes in northwest England, painted the piece in 1925.

Economics

2 h. ago Lib Dems now ‘party of middle England’, says Davey as party makes gains

As the Tories faced a Reform UK surge in the North and parts of the Midlands, the Lib Dems put the squeeze on their vote further south.

Politics

2 h. ago McLaren face investigation after Lando Norris sent out with tools in his cockpit

The British driver’s weekend started in peculiar circumstances when he took to the track with a spanner and torch inside his car.

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2 h. ago Black Sabbath's 'secret plan' to help Ozzy Osbourne in final gig amid health setback

Ozzy Osbourne has admitted he 'may be sitting down' for final gig and sources say they will pull out stops to put on a show around him

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2 h. ago Wall Street and European markets finish week on a high after US jobs report

FTSE 100 records its longest winning streak as Washington releases better-than-expected hiring figuresMarkets on both sides of the Atlantic rose on Friday after hiring in the US slowed less than expected in April, offering a glimmer of hope that the world’s largest economy was in a better-than-feared position to withstand the fallout from Donald Trump’s tariffs.On Wall Street the S&P 500 was up 1.5% and the Dow Jones rose 1.3% by early afternoon on Friday, while European markets closed sharply higher after official figures showed the US workforce grew by 177,000 last month. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Prince Harry says it's 'impossible' to bring Meghan and his children back to the UK after losing legal challenge over his security

Harry said that on the occasions he has ventured back to the UK since his armed Met Police bodyguards were removed, he felt that he was 'putting myself at risk'.

Politics

3 h. ago Death metal guitarist killed in police shootout after ‘tree dispute’ with neighbor turned violent

San Francisco cops say the suspect, later identified as Brian Montana, died after opening fire at officers

Events

3 h. ago Reform UK’s Richard Tice defends Andrea Jenkyns comment that migrants ‘should be put in tents’

Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has defended new mayor of Greater Lincolnshire Andrea Jenkyns’ calls for migrants to be “put in tents”.

Events

3 h. ago Gretchen Whitmer defends cozying up with Trump after latest photo op

‘One of the things that I’ve learned is I’ve got to put the people in Michigan first over my self-interest,’ Democratic governor of Michigan says on podcast

Politics

4 h. ago London school closures: Lambeth school faces closure as council warns pupil numbers will 'continue to drop'

Lambeth has previously warned that it is facing a ‘stark challenge from falling enrolments’, with nearly 1,000 fewer children going to school in the borough compared to 10 years ago

Events

4 h. ago ‘I was scared to even eat the vegetables in my fridge’: the eating disorder that focuses on food purity

As health institutions collapse and Maha influencers spread food fears, experts say orthorexia is on the riseKatie Lundgreen Urness’s struggles with disordered eating began when she was just 11.A gymnast, she put a lot of value in being petite. Urness, 28, who lives in Utah, remembers longing for candy as a child but “feeling like I couldn’t eat a single Skittle”. Continue reading...

Politics

5 h. ago Ayrshire man raises £21,000 taking on London marathon in memory of his dad

Lindsay McGarvie raised the impressive sum of £21,000 for the British Heart Foundation.

Economics

5 h. ago Bo'ness community group gets lease for public toilets for £1 a year

Falkirk councillors heard that the group is supported by the community to keep the toilets open

Economics

5 h. ago 2,000 Guineas Betting Tips: Runners, Riders and Best Bets for Newmarket Classic

Racing correspondent Sam Turner analyses all 11 contenders and reveals whether Field Of Gold can end trainer John Gosden’s hoodoo in this marquee event

Economics

5 h. ago My mothers’ group goes camping every year. A lot has changed, but I’m grateful we still have each other | Holly Wainwright

Author Holly Wainwright reflects on her decade-long friendships with the women she met in a strip-lit shopping mall when her first child was a newbornWe knew it was coming. The camping trip when the kids would be up later than the parents, adult ears tuned in not for tears and temperatures but for tent zips flicking up and down at midnight, our alcohol audited and phone trackers at hand.This past Easter weekend, it arrived. The count was the same: 11 adults, 14 kids. The destination was new, but not unusual. A classic Australian campground – powered sites, a well-worn kitchen and a toilet block with a code it takes days to remember. A tepid, kidney-shaped pool and a sandy track to a beach stretching away in all directions. Continue reading...

Politics

5 h. ago Value Scope: Each way horseracing tips from Steve Jones for Saturday on ITV

On 2,000 Guineas day at Newmarket, our ace tipster runs the rule over the shoulder races on the ITV schedule and has come up with three value picks

Politics

5 h. ago World War 3 has already begun, former Trump advisor Steve Bannon tells the Mail's 'Apocalypse Now?' podcast

Mr Bannon warned that unless Donald Trump can cool tensions with Vladimir Putin, then the entire globe risks sinking into a 'brutal' war which will involve the use of 'chemical, biological and nuclear weapons'.

Events

5 h. ago Falkirk history groups to get chance to claim museum collection pieces in major review

A panel of experts will review 36,000 objects before finding a new home for the museums store

Culture

5 h. ago Football Daily | Premier League’s bully boys kill the romance in Europe’s hip competitions

Those of a Liverpool persuasion, do look away now. That’s if you’ve sobered up from last Sunday, but even if you’ve had your fun this may annoy: there’s a thought this has been an unsatisfying Premier League season. Brentford’s beating of Nottingham Forest on Thursday night further dulled the romance. It looks as if the Tricky Trees will not now be in Bigger Cup, much to the chagrin of edit producers who had already started working on that Cloughie montage. With zero relegation battle there’s only Manchester City’s fall from grace to, er, fourth to gawp at. Thank goodness for the continent, then, where the Premier League’s brave boys can remind those Eurocrats that ours is the best bloody league in the world. It’s going well, actually, though there is something of a bullies turning up at junior school vibe to such success. That’s to set aside Arsenal, hanging on in Bigger Cup’s semis, a goal down despite the fear North London Forever must have put into PSG at the Emirates.We’ve had ...

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