79 m. ago Cypress Hill: ‘We made plenty of tracks when we weren’t high’

Hip-hop superstars Sen Dog and B-Real talk to Stevie Chick about surviving their early gang-banging days, making an orchestral album with the LSO, the concept of retirement and why they think there weren’t ‘any bigger stoners than the two of us’

Politics

2 h. ago Messi shows glimpses of his genius on Fifa’s stage of fakery as Club World Cup begins

A largely incoherent Inter Miami was held to a scoreless draw by Al Ahly as the opening ceremony outshined the football on the pitchWell, this was at least a first. Gianni was right on that front. On a clammy, boisterous, vaguely hallucinogenic night at the Hard Rock Stadium, the opening act of Fifa’s billion dollar death star, the newly bulked and tanned Club World Cup, did produce something genuinely new. This was surely the first major sporting event where the opening ceremony was infinitely more entertaining, and indeed comprehensible as a basic human activity, than the sporting spectacle that followed.By the end the best team in Africa, Al Ahly, had drawn 0-0 with a largely incoherent Inter Miami, a team that looked in the first half like people who had a dim idea what this sport is meant to look like, but who were also struggling through a terrible wall-eyed hangover to remember which way is forward. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago As Bolivia celebrates its main Andean festival, it feels the pain of mounting crises

This nation’s largest Indigenous Andean religious festival has long inspired joyous revelry and offered a chance for Bolivians to forget about their perpetual political turmoil and escape into the mythical world of their rich folklore

Culture

3 h. ago Futurist who predicted the iPhone reveals date humans will cheat death

The man who foresaw the iPhone and WiFi says the death may soon be optional, predicting tech will outpace aging in the near future.

Events

3 h. ago Little boy 'was on 50 bottles of antibiotics' then his family got the best news ever about his dad

Jasper had an extremely rare condition and there was only a small chance his family might be able to help him

Politics

6 h. ago Man Utd made Victor Osimhen decision hours before Viktor Gyokeres gave final answer

Manchester United have eyed up both Victor Osimhen and Viktor Gyokeres this summer with the Sporting Lisbon star now rejecting the chance to move to Old Trafford

Politics

6 h. ago MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Equality laws? More like a licence to bash the middle classes

It is still less than a year since millions of voters decided that they would give Labour a chance. Many voted for Sir Keir Starmer's (pictured) party.

Politics

6 h. ago How a snap of your dog on your desk can reduce anger and calm an office spat

Having a picture of your pooch on your desk may be enough to reduce anger - and even violence - in the workplace by one third, scientists have found.

Politics

7 h. ago The Goldilocks zones: Scientists pinpoint the suburban sweet spots where families will be happiest in Britain

Scientists say residents in these areas (pictured) - not too busy, not too quiet but just right - sandwiched between city centres and the countryside, are less likely to suffer anxiety and depression.

Science

8 h. ago 'Scared' Gemma Collins 'calls 999 after receiving threatening letter at her home'

The Only Way Is Essex icon Gemma Collins reportedly had to call the police after receiving a 'threatening and abusive' letter at her home

Events

8 h. ago At least 15 Palestinians shot dead after new flashpoint near Gaza aid distribution centre

Medics at Al-Awda and Al-Aqsa hospitals said the victims were approaching the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) yesterday when they were shot.

Events

8 h. ago Firms who boost British jobs will be first in line for big infrastructure contracts

Pat McFadden, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, will launch a consultation on an overhaul to procurement rules to make creating high quality British jobs and boosting skill in local communities key requirements for companies bidding for big projects.

Politics

9 h. ago Lando Norris suffers nightmare Canadian GP qualifying as Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri beaten

Lando Norris had topped the timesheets in final practice and was looking to pip Oscar Piastri to pole to give himself the best chance of beating his McLaren team-mate and F1 title rival on Sunday

Politics

9 h. ago DWP confirms exact date of birth you need to receive 2025 winter fuel payment

Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed that millions of people who had the benefit axed last winter will get it this year

Economics

11 h. ago Man United identify Viktor Gyokeres transfer alternative after final decision made

Viktor Gyokeres has reportedly turned down the chance to join Manchester United and has set his sights on a move to Arsenal instead.

Sport

12 h. ago Dumped Love Island star Blu Chegini addresses his shock axing from the villa and reveals which couple REALLY have a chance together

Blu Chegini has broken his silence on his shock axing from the Love Island villa after dramatic scenes.

Events

12 h. ago Humans will share AI meals with celebrities and even deceased relatives

Experts believe humans will develop hologram technology by 2050 - and soon robots will be able to do all our grocery shopping and cook our meals

Politics

12 h. ago Brit drivers alerted over hot June infestations that breed in your cars

Experts have revealed that many used cars could be harbouring fleas, dog ticks and bed bugs which could then transfer themselves to new vehicle owners and their homes

Events

12 h. ago Ibiza tourists spot 6ft beasts in sea as snake plague leaves them 'too scared to swim'

Some holidaymakers have even said they are cancelling their trips because of their fear of snakes as the 'reptile invasion is now at crisis point' on the island

Politics

14 h. ago Australia get too clever and pay the price for batting order jumble | Geoff Lemon

Failure of top three meant holders did not have enough runs when South Africa benefited from pitch flattening outAt a little before 1pm on a Saturday afternoon in London, a group of Australian cricketers stood around blinking in the sunlight, looking confused, like they had just popped up from a green tube in an unexpectedly bright part of the Koopa Kingdom. Less than a day earlier they had been right on top, happily on their way to a second consecutive World Test Championship title. In less than three sessions of stubbornness and brilliance, South Africa had taken that away.Sport is about creating an arena for the unexpected and some get hung up on the idea that acknowledging differences between participants is a form of disrespect. But the resource disparity should have made this contest one-sided. It was a triumph over politics and economics as much as over a rival group of players. Continue reading...

Economics