15 m. ago Warning over bizarre 'toxic' sea foam washing up on holiday hotspot beaches

Beachgoers have been warned not to ingest seafoam and to wash themselves off if they come into contact with it after 'high concentrations' of a 'forever chemical' were found

Events

25 m. ago Best Ninja air fryer 2025: Our kitchen appliance expert puts five models through their paces

While there are a plenty of big hitters in the world or air frying - including the likes of Tefal, Tower and Philips - Ninja air fryers have always stood out as some of the best you can buy.

Politics

28 m. ago Georgina Rodriguez flaunts huge rock of an engagement ring in Venice as true cost revealed

Georgina Rodriguez, who is set to marry footballing legend Cristiano Ronaldo, showed off her giant rock of an engagement ring on the red carpet, with its true cost revealed

Politics

33 m. ago Squirrels eating the bird food in your garden? Here’s some ways to stop them

If you’re struggling to stop squirrels from taking food meant for birds, here’s what to do

Politics

36 m. ago Anhell69 review – an impassioned eulogy for Colombia’s queer renegades

Theo Montoya collages an unfinished phantom horror film, gothic Medellín cityscapes and interviews with lost friends into a transgressive work of cine-protestThe best kind of goth is the Latino goth. That much is clear throughout this documentary lament for the Colombian city of Medellín, for which director Theo Montoya narrates his elegy from within a casket. Luckily, he is still alive – unlike eight of the doomy-looking LGBTQ+ renegades who speak about their lives on camera here, having killed themselves or died of drug overdoses since filming. It is implied they are victims by proxy of a kind of ambient socio-cultural violence that is a hangover from the cartel days.Partly constructed out of audition interviews with actor hopefuls, Anhell69 is the remnant of Montoya’s unfinished movie, of which we see extracts: it takes place in a dystopian Medellín in which the preponderance of the dead and a lack of cemetery space has led to red-eyed phantoms walking the streets. These revenant...

Politics

37 m. ago Heartbroken Sharon Osbourne breaks her silence after her husband Ozzy's death with sweet gesture

Heartbroken Sharon Osbourne has broken her silence after her husband Ozzy's death with a sweet gesture.

Events

39 m. ago The Fortune Hotel's Nella and Tope unveil heartfelt gesture to co

The Fortune Hotel winners Nella and Tope have opened up about their plans for the £200,000 jackpot

Politics

56 m. ago Scots householders with driveways warned they may need to pay £1,000

An expert has shared advice regarding UK driveway rules.

Events

84 m. ago Everyone using Gmail put on red alert and urged to watch out for worrying email

Gmail users must remain vigilant and watch out for a worrying new email scam.

Events

95 m. ago Ronaldo's fiancée Georgina Rodriguez flashes her giant $3million engagement ring as she sizzles in a lace dress at the Venice Film Festival

Cristiano Ronaldo's fiancée Georgina Rodriguez flashed her giant sparkling engagement ring on Sunday as she hit the red carpet at the Filming Italy Venice Award.

Culture

95 m. ago Oncology expert's one simple breakfast food 'every day' could help prevent bowel cancer, expert says

A recent study has found that eating a certain food for breakfast every day could help to reduce the risk of developing aggressive forms of colorectal cancer

Science

96 m. ago ‘Beware of 419!’: how a playwright delved into Nigerian scams – and what it taught him about money

When Inua Ellams, writer of Barber Shop Chronicles, went to Lagos, he became aware of how much fraud suffused the city – so he decided to tell the story of its consInua Ellams was walking through the streets of Lagos, the bustling former capital of Nigeria, when he began noticing a recurring phrase, spray-painted on to the sides of homes. “This house is not for sale,” it read. “Beware of 419.”The number refers to section four, chapter 19 of the Nigerian criminal code, which specifically deals with fraud – obtaining goods or property by false pretences – and the warnings were painted on houses to deter conmen who would access empty properties and sell them without the owner’s consent. Now the criminal code reference has become a catch-all term for Nigerian cons and illicit financial activity. Continue reading...

Events

98 m. ago Man Utd transfer news: 7 deadline day deals Ruben Amorim wants done with new goalkeepers

Manchester United are hoping to wrap up a hectic transfer deadline day on Monday with a flurry of deals and the Red Devils are looking to bring in at least one new goalkeeper

Economics

1 hour ago Epping migrant hotel protesters march on council offices as police make arrests

Around 200 people gathered outside the Epping Forest District Council building where a woman climbed the steps and unfurled a Union flag.

Events

1 hour ago Scotland weather: Yellow rain warning issued for morning rush hour as travel disruption expected

Three flood alerts have also been issued for the affected areas as experts warn of travel delays

Events

1 hour ago Neurologist warns drug taken by millions 'could increase dementia chance by a third'

Research suggests the medication for stomach issues such as acid reflux could have a serious impact

Events

2 h. ago ITV announces new quiz show Win Win with People's Postcode Lottery and unveils release date

ITV has announced the launch of a brand new quiz show, Win Win with People's Postcode Lottery, which will air on Saturday nights

Culture

2 h. ago Manchester City injury update: Rayan Cherki, Savinho, and Josko Gvardiol latest news and return date

Pep Guardiola is facing a number of injuries

Events

2 h. ago 'Rare' 50p listed online for £200k but coin collector issues urgent warning

Check your change for this 50p coin as one collector issued an urgent warning over the true value of it. It's been reported there are about 4.9million of these in UK circulation

Events

2 h. ago Motorists that play popular car game risk £5k fine and penalty points

A survey has revealed most popular car games among drivers and passengers, but motorists are being warned not to get too engrossed in the activity otherwise they risk a fine and penalty points on their driver's licence

Economics