3 h. ago Olivia Attwood reveals This Morning boss' feedback as hosting future confirmed

Olivia Attwood is back with a new series of ITV2's Bad Boyfriends, however she made headlines after presenting This Morning for the very first time this summer

Economics

3 h. ago UK workers ‘job hugging’ to seek security as competition grows – report

A top economist cautioned that workers are clinging onto roles as opportunities thin out and competition for jobs intensifies.

Events

3 h. ago Heathrow Airport incident that saw terminal evacuated 'was mass hysteria event’ amid chemical leak fear

Emergency services scrambled to Britain’s busiest airport in Hounslow after 20 people were reported injured

Society

4 h. ago London Heathrow Airport descended into 'mass hysteria' after hazardous materials scare sparks evacuation

Emergency services scrambled to Britain’s busiest airport in Hounslow after 20 people were reported injured

Society

5 h. ago Ché Adams on target as Scotland cruise to victory against Belarus

The stodginess of Scotland’s performance before Ché Adams broke the deadlock ultimately proved irrelevant. In a truncated qualifying campaign the Scottish task was not to make the road to the World Cup an even longer one within one double header. Job done on that front, with four points out of six a wholly acceptable return. The visit of Greece to Hampden Park next month is hugely significant.Belarus lacked the nous and guile to inflict a bloody nose on Scotland. Still, recent struggles against packed defences meant nobody of Scottish persuasion could rest entirely easy until a 65th-minute own goal was added to the earlier Adams effort. Greek success and a comfortable one in Glasgow in March serves as a warning. Still, the Scots would have readily taken this position and opportunity before a Group C ball was kicked. Back-to-back clean sheets to start Scotland’s campaign bodes well. This looks like a robust, well-drilled team once again. Continue reading...

Events

6 h. ago Coronation Street confirms Carla Connor's role in Becky Swain return in 'spanner in the works' admission

The Underworld factory boss has been on cloud nine having finally got engaged to Lisa Swain but Becky is back to rock to boat

Economics

8 h. ago Falcons fans can breathe a sigh of relief after Drake London injury scare

Falcons fans can breathe a sigh of relief after Drake London injury scare  Blogging Dirty

Events

8 h. ago Drake London injury scare ends with sigh of relief for Falcons fans

Drake London injury scare ends with sigh of relief for Falcons fans  Blogging Dirty

Events

9 h. ago Starmer 'scared of Farage' as Mahmood issues visas threat of migrant returns

New Home Secretary vows to do “whatever it takes” to stop small boats crossings amid discussions for “Five Eyes” allies

Events

9 h. ago SNP says Starmer 'scared of Farage' as Mahmood issues visas threat on migrant returns

New Home Secretary vows to do “whatever it takes” to stop small boats crossings amid discussions with “Five Eyes” allies

Events

9 h. ago French Prime Minister loses vote of no confidence as country 'on brink of crisis'

Francois Bayrou was voted out by MPs - 364 to 194- on Monday in France's National Assembly after only landing the job in December, as the country now needs a 6th PM in two years

Politics

9 h. ago Ballad of a Small Player review – Colin Farrell wins us over in flashy, slight gambler tale

Toronto film festival: Conclave director Edward Berger makes a less cohesive follow-up with an over-stylised adaptation of Lawrence Osborne’s novel sold by a killer central performanceIt was easy to understand why Edward Berger’s name was being bandied around in relation to the reinvention of 007, the director having shown himself to be more than capable of both extravagantly staged action (his Oscar-winning breakout All Quiet on the Western Front) and knife-edge intrigue (his Oscar-winning follow-up Conclave). He dismissed speculation at the time (with some mild annoyance) and the job has since landed at the feet of Denis Villeneuve – but his latest, China-set gambling drama Ballad of a Small Player, adds flashy bombast to his résumé and helps to explain why he even though he might have passed on Bond (and recently Ocean’s too), he’s in development on a Bourne.Berger is a canny commercial director, confidently switching between genre, language and location, the kind of able film-ma...

Sport

9 h. ago What Labour’s DWP reshuffle could mean for benefits and jobs

Liz Kendall will be moving to another role after over a year as DWP chief

Politics

9 h. ago Craig Bellamy admits he could get 'arse kicked' picking Canada and England friendlies

Wales boss Craig Bellamy has admitted he could get his "arse kicked" after taking a big risk with his side's upcoming friendlies against Canada and England

Politics

10 h. ago Nigel Farage earned almost £1m from additional jobs on top of £93k salary

People paying him to do videos on Cameo have earned him nearly £135,000 alone

Economics

10 h. ago Scots pub boss ordered to pay £18,000 to worker he claimed 'liked white people better'

Ahmed Soliman sacked Sky Sinclair from the Old Toll Bar in Glasgow.

Economics

11 h. ago Former Aberdeen striker to pull boots on again at 50 in honour of late pal Alan Paterson

The Dons hero is playing alongside brother David in a match to remember ex-EK Thistle boss Alan Paterson this weekend

Events

11 h. ago Karoline Leavitt mocked over ‘coolest boss ever’ post about Trump at US Open

‘People’s President’ Trump drew boos as he watched Carlos Alcaraz defeat Janick Sinner inside the Arthur Ashe Stadium

Politics

11 h. ago After Stranger Things, Dacre Montgomery retreated from stardom. Then came a part he couldn’t say no to

Netflix made him an overnight sensation but he says fame ‘scared the shit out of me’. Now he’s back with Went Up the Hill – in a role that feels personalTwo years after Stranger Things transformed the Australian actor Dacre Montgomery into an overnight heart-throb at 22, he retreated home to Perth. From there he said no to every role that came his way for four years, bar a season-four cameo and a small part in Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis.“I lost my anonymity overnight and it scared the shit out of me,” Montgomery, now 30, says. He speaks fast and taps the table in time with those last words, a brimmed cap sitting low over his face. “That was a big driving force for stepping back.” Continue reading...

Politics

11 h. ago Actress awarded £18,000 after boss at bar where she worked described her as 'Aryan' and asked 'how was Germany?'

Sky Sinclair, a 35-year-old 'blonde haired, blue eyed' actress from Glasgow has won more than £18,000 in a race discrimination case after her boss at a bar where she was working described her as 'Aryan'.

Economics