64 m. ago Jaguar Land Rover suspends exports to US as tariff fallout spreads

Trump’s levies on foreign-made cars spark disruption across global automakers’ supply chains

Economics

78 m. ago Stalker made victim's life hell and threatened to 'put her in a box'

It was said of Tre Taylor, 25, that his "jealousy and need to control (the victim) was ever present in her life."

Events

2 h. ago Mark Wright cheated on Lauren Goodger leaving her broken and humiliated. As he now shows off perfect life, KATIE HIND reveals shockingly different fate of Towie ex

Cradling his newborn baby girl as he lay in bed at the exclusive Soho Farmhouse retreat, even Mark Wright couldn't believe his luck.

Society

3 h. ago Nadine Coyle vows to 'live her life to the fullest' and 'have as much fun as possible' after losing Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding

Nadine, Cheryl, Nicola Roberts and Kimberley Walsh made up the iconic girl band alongside Sarah until her tragic death from breast cancer in 2021.

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4 h. ago Man mauled to death by brother's XL Bullies made tragic final attempt to save himself

Nicholas Glass, 33, was looking after two XL bullies, an American bulldog and a mixed-breed Staffordshire terrier for his brother who was in the hospital when he was attacked

Events

4 h. ago Elon breaks with Trump on tariffs as he goes public with White House dissent

Elon Musk expressed hope for a future zero-tariff agreement between the US and Europe in a bold statement made as he steps down from his role at the Department of Government Efficiency.

Politics

5 h. ago What Can Art Tell Us About Love by Nick Trend: Want to understand art? It's all about love

Across 70 paintings Nick Trend exposes the romance in every great painter's brushstrokes.

Politics

5 h. ago David Lammy says ‘deeply concerning’ two MPs refused entry to Israel

Labour MPs Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed were detained by Israeli authorities, the Foreign Secretary said.

Politics

5 h. ago UK foreign secretary criticises Israel for denying two Labour MPs entry

David Lammy says it is ‘unacceptable’ that the parliamentary delegation had been detained and deportedThe UK’s foreign secretary has criticised Israeli authorities for denying two Labour MPs entry into the country and deporting them. Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed were rejected because they were suspected of plans to “document the activities of security forces and spread anti-Israel hatred”, according to a statement from the Israeli immigration ministry cited by Sky News and Politics UK. Yang, who represents Earley and Woodley in Berkshire, and Mohamed, the MP for Sheffield Central, both flew into Ben Gurion airport from Luton with their aides, according to reports. The foreign secretary, David Lammy, said in a statement on Saturday: “It is unacceptable, counterproductive, and deeply concerning that two British MPs on a parliamentary delegation to Israel have been detained and refused entry by the Israeli authorities. “I have made clear to my counterparts in the Israeli government th...

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5 h. ago Liverpool signing takes aim at Vinicius Jr after making bet with Real Madrid star

Liverpool are set to welcome goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili in the summer and the Georgian will hope to arrive at Anfield with his bank balance bolstered after a bet with Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr

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5 h. ago Double denim sparking rows among Brits as exact age you develop fashion sense revealed

Almost a quarter of people - 23 per cent - said that they have fallen out with a partner whose clothes made them feel embarrassed by donning big fashion faux pas

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5 h. ago Biologist whose innovation saved the life of British teenager wins $3m Breakthrough prize

Prof David Liu is among the winners of 2025’s ‘Oscars of science’, with honours also going to researchers for landmark work on multiple sclerosis, particle physics and ‘skinny jabs’For the past five years, David Liu – a professor at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, a biomedical research facility in Massachusetts – has marked Thanksgiving by handing over his entire annual salary, after taking care of taxes, to the staff and students in his laboratory.It started as the pandemic broke and Liu heard that students who wanted to cycle instead of taking public transport could not afford bicycles. Given how hard they worked and how little they were paid, Liu stepped in. He couldn’t unilaterally raise their incomes, so emailed them Amazon eGift cards. This ran into problems too, however. “Everyone thought they were being scammed,” he recalls. And so he switched to writing cheques. Continue reading...

Economics

6 h. ago Paris St Germain clinch title while Real Madrid slip leaves Barcelona four clear

Second-placed Monaco lost at Brest to leave PSG an unassailable 24 points clear in Ligue 1.

Politics

6 h. ago Britain's Got Talent CJ's link to Bruno Tonioli and US fame as audition sparks tears

CJ Eamonns wowed the crowd as he performed on Britain's Got Talent in front of his pal Bruno Tonioli, but some viewers thought his Dancing With the Stars fame made him a 'ringer'

Politics

7 h. ago Trump tariffs live: Starmer warns ‘world as we know it has gone’ as Jaguar Land Rover halts shipments to US

Donald Trump admits tariffs plan ‘won’t be easy’ but calls on Americans to ‘hang tough’

Events

7 h. ago Arne Slot made his mark at Liverpool by calling out one star for not running enough

Liverpool defender Ibrahim Konate has lauded the job done by Arne Slot at Anfield so far and the Frenchman has revealed how his boss set out his stall early in his tenure

Politics

7 h. ago Gladiators’ Steel reveals son is ‘defying the odds’ after being born premature

His Instagram post also contained photos of his partner Samantha George in a hospital bed with their baby on her chest,

Politics

8 h. ago The moment I knew: when he said I love you, it took me days to build up the nerve to respond

Despite her instant attraction to Lachlan Dearing, Angelina Thomson was lost for words when he declared his feelings for her. Then she plucked up the courage to say it backFind more stories from The moment I knew seriesLachlan says he first noticed me when I was working as an usher at the Eternity Playhouse theatre in Sydney before Covid, but I first remember meeting him in December 2021 when we started rehearsals for A Chorus Line together.I was instantly attracted to this handsome, talented guy. When I found out he loved the ocean, surfing and skateboarding – like me – I knew he was a triple threat twice over. These aren’t the kind of interests you encounter too often working in musical theatre, so we bonded quickly. I made the first move and asked for his number. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Handle with care: the international community sending parcels of pure joy through the mail

Anna Ryan-Punch was 15 when she received her first friendship book. It was the start of a lifelong hobbyAustralian Anna Ryan-Punch was 15 when she received her first friendship book – a handmade and decorated pocket-sized booklet full of names and addresses of people looking for pen pals. Recipients were invited to add their details to the list, send a letter to other signatories, and then pass the booklet on to someone new.“They were included in letters as a side thing,” Ryan-Punch, now 44, says. When it was full of potential pen pals, the friendship book would, hopefully, be returned to the person who made it. “I didn’t have anyone to send them on to, but I wrote to people out of them and that kind of grew into a circle.” Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Will you look at that! Why we are delighted by random, beautiful marvels | Patti Miller

They cannot be sold, made into a tasty dish or set to work. So what qualifies as a marvel? And why do we respond to them with such deep pleasure?Last Sunday, while I was walking along a coastal path in Sydney, I was stopped in my tracks by a marvel. It was first noticed, as these things often are, by a small boy who was walking with me. Look at that! We both stopped and gazed at the marvel.It sat on a low sandstone rock near the edge of the sea. We squatted down to examine it more closely. It was only a walking boot, but it was laced delicately all over the back and sides and tongue, and even the rim of the sole, with small white conical seashells, as if someone had stitched the shells into the fabric. The shells’ bright whiteness was tinged with a faint pink and there was a dark narrow opening where, with careful observation, we could see in each shell a soft living creature.Full fathom five thy father lies/ Of his bones are coral made/ Those are pearls that were his eyes/ Nothing ...

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