40 m. ago Mother in custody after teen daughter with autism found dead and ‘mummified’ in their home

‘She looked like she was in a mummified, in a mummy state of on the floor’ said a traumatized police officer

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52 m. ago Rochelle Humes is 'rethinking new' as recycling chic takes over London Fashion Week

Fashion is now all about bringing the old back to life as even stars are turning to recycled chic by returning discarded clothing to new glory - with the trend expected to rule London Fashion Week

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96 m. ago Celebrity deaths of 2025: Stars we have lost so far this year including Marianne Faithfull

We're honouring the big-screen stars, musical icons, footballers, and others who left a lasting impact on the world

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97 m. ago 'Unforgivably ignorant' pundit Jamie Carragher is slammed by his Sky Sports predecessor Richard Keys for dismissing Africa's AFCON as 'not a major tournament' in Mo Salah debate

Carragher suggested Mohamed Salah is disadvantaged in the yearly hunt for the Ballon d'Or because he cannot win a 'major tournament' at international level.

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99 m. ago Loose Women's Gloria Hunniford asks heartbreaking question as grief takes huge toll

Loose Women panellist Gloria Hunniford has opened up on the devastating losses she has faced in past years, including the heartbreaking death of her daughter Caron

Politics

1 hour ago Revealed: how members of House of Lords benefit from commercial interests

Months-long Guardian investigation exposes weaknesses in code of conduct that could trigger calls for greater reformCalls to toughen Lords rules as it is revealed one in 10 peers are paid for political adviceWhat is the House of Lords and what do peers do?A Guardian investigation into the House of Lords raises questions over the accountability of parliament’s second chamber, with revelations about how a string of peers are benefiting from commercial interests.One in 10 members have been hired to give political or policy advice, according to their own declarations, and others do paid work for companies that could conflict with their role as legislators. The findings expose weaknesses in the Lords code of conduct and raise questions about whether the rules on lobbying and paid employment should be tightened in line with restrictions signed up to by MPs.Nearly 100 members of the Lords are paid to give political or policy advice by commercial firms.A Labour peer offered access to minist...

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1 hour ago Annan Athletic launches share scheme in bid to raise £100,000 in a month

The fan owned club is looking to boost its various football programmes and community schemes as well as carry out a range of improvements at Galabank.

Economics

2 h. ago Katherine Ryan is left mortified after daughter Violet shares hilarious video of comedian's most embarrassing moments for viral TikTok trend

The comedian, 41, voiced her mortification after the 14-year-old posted a hilarious compilation of videos of her dancing, twerking and struggling to climb out of her car.

Culture

2 h. ago 2,000 year old book about Roman emperors enters bestseller charts

The Lives of the Caesars, translated from Latin by The Rest Is History podcast co-host Tom Holland, details everything from ancient policy failures to sex scandalsA gossipy account of the lives of Roman emperors has entered the bestseller charts – 2,000 years after it was written. Sex scandals and foreign policy failures don’t only beleaguer the modern politician, it turns out: in the early second century, the scholar Suetonius chronicled the dramas of the first set of Roman emperors, and now, their indiscretions and eccentricities have been dug up in a new translation which is proving popular in bookshops.The Lives of the Caesars, translated from Latin by The Rest Is History podcast co-host Tom Holland, made the Sunday Times hardback nonfiction chart this week. Publisher Penguin Classics said that the book is the first of their hardback nonfiction classics to appear on the list. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago Thousands of illegal immigrants banned from Uber Eats after company starts crackdown

The move comes after MailOnline exposed how female Uber Eats delivery drivers were renting out their accounts for thousands of pounds to illegal immigrant men

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2 h. ago Man City 115 charges verdict: 60 points deducted, relegation 'guarantee', 'most likely outcome'

Manchester City are said to expect to learn the outcome of the hearing into its 100+ charges of alleged Premier League financial rule breaches in the coming weeks

Politics

2 h. ago Starmer fails to rule out Russia’s return to the G7 on anniversary of Ukraine invasion

Security minister Dan Jarvis was pressed on whether Russia should be allowed to return to the international forum of countries, saying that it is ‘a matter to be discussed with international allies’

Events

2 h. ago Can I pay less when we go out for dinner because I'm vegetarian? VICKY REYNAL

I'm vegetarian and fed up with always having to share the bill equally with my friends when we eat out at a restaurant. Mine is always the cheapest dish but it feels petty to ask to pay less.

Politics

3 h. ago Immediate Family review – insightful account of the unsung heroes of west coast rock

A group of veteran session musicians who played on records by Linda Ronstadt, Carole King and other 70s icons are celebrated in an amusing documentaryThis is a music documentary for the connoisseurs and the heads. The Immediate Family is a rock band comprised of five guys in their 70s, a recently formed supergroup of alpha-level session musicians who have worked together for half a century, veterans of the west coast rock and country-rock scene, and who played on records by Linda Ronstadt, Jackson Browne, Carole King, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell and many more.They are Danny “Kootch” Kortchmar, Waddy Wachtel and Steve Postell on guitar, Russ Kunkel on drums and the massively white-bearded Leland Sklar on bass. These were musicians who benefited from the 70s trend of putting name-check credits in sleeve notes, and so became a professional aristocracy of the recording studio; everybody wanted to hire these easygoing, non-diva musicians who were effortlessly brilliant. They created the ...

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3 h. ago Monzo, Revolut, Starling or Chase? The best digital bank accounts, compared

Whether you use an app bank as your main account or your spending one, it’s important to pick the account that suits your needs

Economics

3 h. ago ITV GMB's Susanna Reid halts show to issue correction from 'fuming' Ben Shephard

Good Morning Britain hosts Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid had to jokingly issue a correction after they "impugned" their former co-star Ben Shephard during the show

Culture

3 h. ago Uber is introducing new feature this week that could see you charged more

From this Thursday (February 27) your Uber account will automatically set British pounds as your 'preferred currency' if you’re booking a trip in Canada, the US or any country using the euro

Politics

4 h. ago ‘I feel trapped’: how home ownership has become a nightmare for many Americans

Scores in the US say they’re grappling with raised mortgage and loan interest rates and exploding insurance premiums“I bought my home in a hurry in 2020,” said Meg, 60, an office manager from Maryland. “It was less expensive to take on a mortgage than to keep paying ever-increasing rents for my college-student daughter and me.”Now housing costs consume 50% of her income. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago ‘No longer on the margins’: how women are outperfoming men in Africa’s art market

In 2024, the top five highest-priced sales of African art were all by women, according to research, reflecting increased recognition and demand for their workWhen female African artists collectively surpassed men in auction sales in 2023 for the first time, many dismissed it as an anomaly. But the trend persisted. In 2024 women maintained a strong 52.8% share of sales, despite a broader decline in the African art market.“This shift marks a significant moment in art market history, particularly as global sales of women artists have not yet reached parity with men,” says Lindsay Dewar, chief operating officer of research company ArtTactic. “The African art scene stands out as a leader, where women artists are thriving and performing exceptionally well.” Continue reading...

Politics

4 h. ago This Morning viewers brand Ben and Cat 'out of touch' as they share luxury holiday plans

Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley were back on the This Morning sofa on Monday and wasted no time in sharing their half term plans, which saw them go skiing

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