35 m. ago The battle for West Bewley Road: Villagers fight plans for 190 new homes saying they will destroy the environment and their livelihoods

Residents of Bewley Road in Angmering, West Sussex, sent more than 1700 letters  objecting to the plans and have even set up a campaign group to raise money to contest the appeal.

Society

48 m. ago 'Compulsively watchable' Second World War series is based on heartbreaking novel

The series is available to watch on Channel 4's streaming service and is based on Mary Wesley's novel of the same name

Events

57 m. ago Supporting kids with Send is expensive. But the cost of not doing so is far greater | Carrie Grant

Education, health and care plans have been invaluable for my children. Hints they could be scrapped fill me with fearCarrie Grant is a TV presenter and voice coach and a parent of four children with special educational needsThree of my four children have had full EHCPs. These are education, health and care plans, which means each child’s needs have been assessed and documented. They guarantee that appropriate provision to meet those needs has been agreed and must now be delivered by law. Well-written EHCPs are invaluable, particularly the legal part. Without it there would be no rigour, no meaningful challenge and, ultimately, no power to ensure that the right educational support is provided.Naturally, then, I was worried when earlier this year the government began discussing reforms, with the possibility of scrapping EHCPs. Ministers said they had inherited a system on its knees, with local authorities struggling to cope with the rising demand for support for children with special ...

Politics

92 m. ago Shoplifters feel they can rob with impunity, police chief says

Police and crime commissioner for Sussex Katy Bourne called for more ‘meaningful criminal justice measures’.

Events

1 hour ago Going solo? The clever security essentials for travelling alone: money belts, locks and more

We offer the safety tips and tech to enhance your solo travel adventure

Events

1 hour ago Arsenal told they should've signed Man Utd star years ago as Bukayo Saka point made

Theo Walcott made his thoughts clear on Bryan Mbeumo and admitted Arsenal missed a trick in not signing him before Manchester United forked out £71million for his services

Politics

2 h. ago Moncrieff Island: Body pulled from River Tay after huge search operation for missing man, 27

Emergency services in Perth were first alerted on Thursday evening.

Events

2 h. ago Simba cooling pillow approved by nurses keeps hot sleepers 'pain

Shoppers found themselves waking up without neck or headaches after switching to the Simba pillow

Politics

2 h. ago 'I tried expensive creams to treat bacne, nothing worked until this £17 Amazon cleanser'

The new cleanser from Cetaphil is mild yet effective enough to renew the skin and remove impurities from blocked pores and it took me two weeks to see results

Economics

2 h. ago Parents with toddlers can visit Alton Towers all year for less than price of a day ticket

From half price day tickets to an entire year of fun, little ones cost less with this limited time deal

Politics

2 h. ago Chelsea now believe in their process but need to stay humble for title tilt

Board are not demanding a Premier League win but silencing talk will be impossible if Club World Cup winners make fast startOff we go again. Just over a month has passed since Chelsea stunned Paris Saint-Germain in the Club World Cup final, Cole Palmer leading the destruction of the European champions. But there is no chance of life at Stamford Bridge slowing down. It has been another breathless summer and, while the vibe is as positive as it has ever been under the ownership of Clearlake Capital and Todd Boehly, there is also the unavoidable question of whether a relentless schedule is going to catch up with the new world champions further down the line.A compressed pre-season, limited to friendlies against Bayer Leverkusen and Milan last weekend, may pose complications for Enzo Maresca in the long run. Chelsea had a lucrative time in the US, earning an estimated £85m in prize money, but the riches on offer from Fifa’s expanded tournament come with potential costs. The unknown is h...

Politics

2 h. ago Boots bring back popular beauty advent calendar with No7, Liz Earle and more

The Macmillan 24 Doors Of Joy Beauty Advent Calendar is back for 2025, and it's already proving popular with shoppers. Here's everything you need to know about the calendar

Politics

3 h. ago Apple iPhone drops to £150 and hundreds cut off iPads and MacBooks in Wowcher bonanza

Wowcher is offering Apple devices including iPhones and Apple Watches with these deals that offer affordable alternatives to shopping direct

Economics

3 h. ago GreenLife's £73 'non stick' pans that rival Ninja slashed to under £10 in 'unmissable' sale

"No scratches, dents, or discolouration just consistently great meals."

Economics

3 h. ago Is it a house or a maze? Quirky terrace with more than 20 ROOMS going under the hammer next month

The three-bedroom house has been in the same ownership for 50 years and is being sold at auction with vacant possession.

Politics

4 h. ago Gardener who tended to £200,000 cannabis factory was caught when police found a set of keys

Blloshmi Albi, 33, who came to the UK illegally in order to 'make money', was stopped by police who found his mobile phone and a set of keys

Events

4 h. ago Cult Beauty stocks 'stunning' perfume that brings in 'so many compliments'

It's been dubbed an ideal floral for those who typically stray from them

Politics

4 h. ago Check your attic for these items to sell at your local car boot and make £100s

MoneyMagpie Editor and financial expert Vicky Parry shares the best-selling items for car boot sales ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend

Economics

5 h. ago High street shoe retailer confirms closure of popular town centre store

The Swindon branch of retail giant Footasylum is due to close in mid-October, this year, as the company's lease on the prominent town centre unit comes to an end

Politics

6 h. ago Disabled people fear being "pushed out" of support service amidst £1,000 bills

People attending the Disability Resource Centre have just been told how much they will pay each week as part of a means-tested review

Economics