40 m. ago Ewan McGregor's roof repair plan for his Perthshire home rejected

His architects had told planners that the cracked lead roof is beyond repair and has caused “water ingress”.

Society

53 m. ago Love Island fans 'work out' why Maya Jama was annoyed over Helena and Harry drama

Love Island host Maya Jama got involved in the villa drama in a rare moment, as she grew frustrated with Helena and Harry

Events

60 m. ago Want to get paid £70,000 to move to a remote island? Here’s how

Properties up for grabs are located on islands such as Aran Islands, Clare Island, Dursey, Inishturk, Inishbofin and Bere

Economics

62 m. ago Nearly 800 killed at Gaza food hubs and aid convoy routes since end of May, UN says

UN human rights office says 615 of the deaths were in vicinity of sites run by the Gaza Humanitarian FoundationMiddle East crisis – live updatesAt least 798 people have been killed while seeking food at distribution points operated by the US- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and other humanitarian convoys since the end of May, the UN human rights office (OHCHR) said on Friday.The GHF, proposed by Israel as an alternative to the UN aid system in Gaza, has been almost universally condemned by rights groups for its violation of principles of humanitarian impartiality and what they have said could be complicity in war crimes. Continue reading...

Events

63 m. ago Japan record rainfall submerges roads in water as drivers wade through severe flooding

Watch as record rainfall in Japan fully submerges roads in water as drivers try to wade their way through the severe flooding.

Events

66 m. ago Walmart recalls 850,000 water bottles after two consumers suffer vision loss from ejecting lids

Walmart is recalling about 850,000 stainless steel water bottles because the lid can “forcefully eject” and unexpectedly strike consumers — resulting in permanent vision loss for two people to date

Politics

67 m. ago Wimbledon runs out of Evian! Mineral water supplies go dry at SW19 and reusable bottles are taken off the shelves as fans struggle in the heat

Wimbledon has run out of Evian water supplies amid the blistering weather at the Championships, forcing organisers to shut down the tournament's branded refill stations.

Politics

1 hour ago Shark bite leaves lifeguard with 'spaghetti wrist' after attack in waist

WARNING, GRAPHIC CONTENT: Emily Ross, 32, was snorkeling in waist-deep water near a pier when she saw the shark's fin and was bitten on the arm, leaving her with severe injuries

Events

1 hour ago Female Coldstream Guard who sexually assaulted woman colleague saying she would 'massage her to sleep' avoids jail

Military clarinet player Private Adelle Foster tried to take the woman's clothes off after telling her she would 'massage her to sleep', a court martial in Wiltshire heard.

Events

1 hour ago Simple ingredient will stop iced coffee tasting watery and bland during heatwave

Iced coffee is the perfect way to cool down in a heatwave, but there's nothing worse than it tasting watery after five minutes - and the solution is so simple

Events

1 hour ago Body of teenage boy pulled from lake after he went missing in water

Specialist teams were called in to search

Events

2 h. ago Delta Air Lines plane makes emergency landing as passengers stuck on tiny island

A Delta Air Lines flight from Madrid to New York had to make an emergency landing on a tiny island in the Azores, in the middle of the Atlantic, due to a reported mechanical issue

Politics

2 h. ago The diplomacy of art: Bayeux tapestry loan shows cultural gifts still matter

History is full of examples of artworks being used to express things diplomats would be forbidden to sayThis week’s masterclass in the renewal of the entente cordiale was based on a genuine desire by two countries to reconnect. But in addition it served as a reminder that diplomacy is not only an art, but art itself has always been an essential tool of diplomacy. So the extended loan of the Bayeux tapestry, exchanged with treasures from Sutton Hoo, is not just a gesture of trust but marks a return to the roots of diplomacy, and its cultural lure.Doubtless security experts will remember the summit’s declarations of new nuclear co-operation while pollsters will eye “the one in, one out” migrant deal to see if it actually turns the political tide in the Channel. But the popular legacy will be the queues forming at the British Museum from September 2026 when the tapestry goes on display, and in Rouen and Caen when the treasures from Sutton Hoo are viewed by the French in what is already...

Culture

2 h. ago An Arizona man is handing out bottled water to neighbors in extreme heat. His HOA is fining him $100 every time

David Martin said he’s received multiple $100 fines from the Canyon Trails Homeowners Association over the gesture.

Politics

2 h. ago Parliament’s standards watchdog begins investigation into Rupert Lowe

The BBC said it was launched because Mr Lowe is yet to declare money from his private grooming gang inquiry on his register of interests.

Politics

2 h. ago Elderly Palestinian man forced to live in scrapped minibus after Israel rips up major refugee camps

An elderly Palestinian man is living in a scrapped minibus after Israeli military operations emptied and tore through two major refugee camps in Tulkarem.

Politics

2 h. ago Government accused of 'bending the knee' to rogue private parking firms

The Government has today launched a long-awaited consultation to 'raise standards' in the private parking sector. But the AA accused its measures as being far too weak.

Politics

2 h. ago Johnston Carmichael charts a new course with leadership podcast: Who’s Steering This Thing?

Leading UK accountancy and business advisory firm Johnston Carmichael is launching a new podcast series that puts leadership in the spotlight, offering honest, thoughtful conversations with a variety of leaders.

Politics

2 h. ago Will there be a hosepipe ban in London? Restrictions in place in the southeast

Some parts of the UK are preparing for a ban already, but will this include London?

Politics

3 h. ago Maya Jama fumes at Love Island star's 'unnecessary' behaviour as co

Maya Jama left the 2025 Love Island contestants squirming in their seats after pulling up one controversial comment made round the fire pit at the Casa Amor recoupling

Politics