55 m. ago Voices: Why Rothermere’s £500m Telegraph takeover exposes a digital power play – and a dilemma for Starmer

The Mail-Telegraph merger is raising fears about monopolies and influence, but the motivations behind it lie in online subscriptions, says Chris Blackhurst – leaving the prime minister and the watchdogs struggling to keep up

Economics

1 hour ago Number of children abducted in Nigerian school attack now more than 300. Here’s what you need to know

The Trump administration's deep cuts in foreign aid to Nigeria this year haven't helped the situation

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3 h. ago There is only one thing Europe and Ukraine can do with Trump’s ‘peace’ ultimatum

Trump’s America is falling into autocracy and advocates for Russian victory in Ukraine - it’s time the West saw this and dealt with it, Sam Kiley world affairs editor explains how

Politics

3 h. ago Is Britain becoming more racist as Shabana Mahmood says? VOTE NOW

THE Home Secretary has warned that Britain is becoming more racist in a recent interview. Shabana Mahmood previously urged politicians not to turn a blind eye to the consequences of uncontrolled immigration, saying it contributed to a rise in bigotry. She explained that the racist abuse is becoming far too common nowadays. The Home Secretary told The Times that...

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3 h. ago POLL OF THE DAY: Should the BBC be allowed to continue charging a compulsory licence fee?

After years of scandals for the BBC culminating in the dramatic resignations of Director-General Tim Davie, the corporation is coming under increasing scrutiny over its mandatory licence fee.

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5 h. ago London tech expert explains why the internet blew up this week (temporarily)

London tech expert explains why the internet blew up this week (temporarily)  CBC

Science

6 h. ago Woman floored after learning true value of her £1.14 rug from charity shop

A woman has shared her shock after discovering her £1.14 colourful rug bought from a charity shop is worth a small fortune - as she explains how she learned the truth about the item

Economics

6 h. ago 4 hidden symptoms of vitamin D deficiency explained by nutritionist

People in the UK are often classified as deficient at this time of year

Politics

6 h. ago Is I’m a Celebrity on a Saturday night? I’m a Celeb 2025 schedule for ITV show

I’m a Celebrity is back - but can you expect new episodes on a Saturday? 👀📺

Culture

6 h. ago Unai Emery gives two reasons for Harvey Elliott's lack of Aston Villa involvement

Harvey Elliott has made five appearances since joining Aston Villa on loan from Liverpool, with manager Unai Emery explaining the factors behind the playmaker's limited game time

Politics

7 h. ago Mum explains how she feeds family of four Christmas dinner for just £10

Charlene Woracker's budget tips for the festive season have gone viral.

Economics

10 h. ago Lewis Hamilton's Las Vegas GP disaster explained after Ferrari ace qualified last

Lewis Hamilton will start 20th at the Las Vegas Grand Prix as the seven-time world champion faces a long Sunday in Sin City as he looks to recover points for Ferrari

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10 h. ago ‘They decided to kill us with cold’: Ukrainians struggle against Russian assault on power network

Chernihiv residents say they are without power for 14 hours a day as they gather in ‘invincibility points’ to charge up and warm upValentyna Ivanivna showed off her new head torch. It was a present from her grandson, she said. Most evenings she wears it while doing household chores: cooking dinner, washing up and stacking plates. “It’s impossible to plan anything without power. You can’t even invite people round for a cup of tea because the kettle won’t work. It’s stressful and exhausting for everyone,” she explained.Ivanivna lives in Chernihiv, an ancient Ukrainian city known for its early medieval cathedrals. The border with Belarus and Russia is a short drive away, across a landscape of pine forests, villages with geese and the occasional wandering moose. In 2022, Russian troops invaded and occupied most of the oblast. They bombed and laid siege to Chernihiv, pulling out after six weeks and rolling north. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Assisted dying terrifies me and MSPs must think again about supporting it

Writing for the Record, Scottish Labour MSP Pam Duncan-Glancy explains why assisted dying proposals leave her terrified

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12 h. ago Check your change for four error coins worth more than £1,000

An expert explained exactly how to spot these potentially valuable coins

Economics

14 h. ago Married CEO who welcomed the King on royal visit quits alongside female executive after 'being caught on camera in compromising situation in front of staff'

CEO Rupert Pleasant and his colleague were unaware they were being recorded on a computer screen as they got 'frisky'.

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14 h. ago ANDREW NEIL: No amount of arm twisting will stem the tide of licence fee refuseniks

Instead of shining a light through the fog of digital distortion which blights all our efforts to learn the truth, BBC News has become part of the problem, not the solution, writes ANDREW NEIL.

Politics

17 h. ago The shocking amount of time people have to wait in A&E in Wales

Healthcare professionals say they need more support, with one doctor calling the current situation "dismaying"

Events

17 h. ago FAA warns all pilots of risks of flying over Venezuela over 'worsening security situation'

The Federal Aviation Administration has warned all pilots to “exercise caution” when flying in the airspace over Venezuela “due to the worsening security situation and heightened military activity.”

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18 h. ago Married company boss and female executive quit after being filmed getting ‘frisky’ following online meeting

A MARRIED company boss and a female exec have quit after being filmed in a “compromising situation” following a video meeting for staff. CEO Rupert Pleasant and his senior colleague, also married, failed to realise they were still being recorded on a computer screen in the boardroom. As well as getting “frisky”, they criticised and...

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