62 h. ago Black Friday deal cuts £18 off 'quiet' dehumidifier that tackles condensation

'This really helps to clear the mould in my house, and the air purifier mode is amazing'

Economics

5 d. ago AD FEATURE: Cook, clean and celebrate this Christmas with Cosori & Levoit’s best Black Friday deals

Level up your home this festive season with the latest air fryers, vacuum and air purifier

Economics

7 d. ago 'My doctor couldn't believe it... I'd reversed my biological age by 20 years': How ordinary people are healing liver damage with FOOD

When it comes to bits of our bodies we think about regularly, the humble liver doesn't immediately spring to mind. It's hardly a surprise; the liver doesn't have pain receptors so it often flies under the radar.

Society

7 d. ago Bangladesh demands India hand over Hasina after death sentence

Dhaka presses New Delhi for extradition after special tribunal sentences former leader and her home minister to death for overseeing last year’s crackdown on street protests

Events

9 d. ago I cut all contact with my mother six years ago. Our relationship was toxic... but this was why we reconnected and exactly what happened: KATE WILLS

To anyone who saw us, it looked like a completely ordinary moment of multi-generational bliss. But for me - and many people who know me - it felt almost pinch-me unbelievable.

Events

9 d. ago Angela Rayner insists she hasn’t ‘gone away’ as speculation mounts over return to frontline politics

The former deputy prime minister said she would ‘keep fighting’ for ordinary people as she hit out at Westminster ‘tittle tattle’

Politics

9 d. ago Angela Rayner hits out at Westminster ‘arrogant tittle tattle’ in first interview since resignation

The former deputy prime minister said she would ‘keep fighting’ for ordinary people

Events

1 week ago Holy see: three of Pope Leo’s favourite films are divine. The fourth is hard to forgive

Praise be for The Sound of Music, Ordinary People and It’s a Wonderful Life! But the sinfully twee and queasy Life is Beautiful must be renouncedRobert Wise’s The Sound of Music, Frank Capra’s It’s a Wonderful Life, Robert Redford’s Ordinary People and Roberto Benigni’s Life Is Beautiful. These are a few of his fav-our-ite films Pope Leo’s that is. This white-bread movie playlist has been released in advance of His Holiness’s “meeting with the world of cinema” on Saturday, part of a longstanding Vatican policy of engaging with creatives.The pope has, according to a Vatican statement “expressed his desire to deepen the dialogue with the world of cinema, and in particular with actors and directors, exploring the possibilities that artistic creativity offers to the mission of the Church and the promotion of human values.” The pope will chat with movie notables including Cate Blanchett, Spike Lee, George Miller, Gus Van Sant and Giuseppe Tornatore. Continue reading...

Culture

2 w. ago Lucy Powell says Labour must stand by promise not to raise key taxes

New deputy leader also calls on government to lift two-child benefit cap urgently and in full• UK politics live – latest updatesLucy Powell, Labour’s new deputy leader, has said the government should stand by its manifesto commitment not to raise income tax, national insurance or VAT, amid signs that it may be preparing to break that promise.Powell, who left Keir Starmer’s cabinet in the reshuffle before being elected deputy leader last month, said the budget needed to be about putting more money, not less, into ordinary people’s pockets. Continue reading...

Politics

2 w. ago 17 photos capture people living the 60s dream, from latest fashions to family life

Ordinary people enjoyed greater liberties and had more money in their pockets to make the most of that newfound freedom.

Culture

3 w. ago There is a thriving shadow economy in Britain – but migrants are not to blame | Emily Kenway

While Labour is desperately trying to mimic Reform’s line on the cash economy, the blame lies solidly with ordinary people feeling the pinchAccording to politicians across all parties, something called the “hidden economy” – the shadowy nethers of the labour market, in which work goes unregulated and undeclared to the authorities – is a “menace”, full of migrants whose illegal working “undercuts British workers”, and even a threat to our national security. MPs have been so worried about asylum seekers delivering their Friday night pizza that they’ve spent parliamentary time discussing Deliveroo et al’s business models. In response, the government has repeatedly reassured us, in the somewhat Mills & Boon-style phrasing of Yvette Cooper, when she was home secretary, that it’s “surging enforcement” to tackle the problem.Solutions suggested include Keir Starmer’s digital ID cards, requirements for increased “right to work” checks, and new data-sharing agreements in which the Home Of...

Events

3 w. ago Stunning scenes as hundreds carry burning torches through Welsh city

People came together to remember a violent tragedy that happened in Wales as ordinary working people fought for the right to vote internationally

Events

3 w. ago When life imitates art: A night out in Manchester to the woman in GAIL's...the ordinary people mimicking masterpieces

Oscar Wilde once said that life imitates art more than art imitates life. That maxim was proved on New Year's Eve in 2016, when a photo of drunken carnage in Manchester went viral.

Politics

4 w. ago Delhi leaders accused of stocking up on air purifiers as ordinary people suffer in capital’s smog crisis

Delhi’s newly elected government is said to have sanctioned £5,200 for 15 air purifiers to be installed at its own offices, just days after India’s top court permitted the use of so-called ‘green’ fireworks for Diwali

Politics

4 w. ago This affordable heater doesn’t just warm up the air in your home, it also purifies it

The two-in-one appliance also purifies the air as it heats

Society