2 h. ago Chinese solar panels for all... £15bn Warm Homes Plan offers massive housing upgrades to cut energy bills

The Government's Warm Homes Plan, announced today, will see millions of families able to access solar panels, batteries, heat pumps and insulation for their properties.

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2 h. ago Duke sues its superstar QB to keep him on the team after he announced plans to transfer

Darian Mensah’s rumored transfer compensation package from Miami allegedly includes an NIL offer to his sister, Grace, who plays soccer at the University of Oregon

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9 h. ago ‘My daughter is addicted to her phone – only a social media ban for under

The UK government has announced plans to consult on a social media ban for under-16s – but will it solve the problem? Nicole Wootton-Cane speaks to parents about whether they would support the measures

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34 h. ago Trump announces plan to control college football schedule to protect Army

President teased an upcoming executive order that would force television networks to preserve a time slot and day for the annual rivalry game

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48 h. ago Police in Britain's first 'Big Brother town' are catching criminals every 34 MINUTES using facial recognition cameras

Just weeks after the Government announced controversial plans to roll out facial recognition technology across the country, the Mail can reveal the astonishing results

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4 d. ago Trump threatens tariffs against those who oppose him taking Greenland

President raises pressure on European allies as US envoy says deal to take island ‘should and will be made’Fear in Greenland as threat of invasion loomsDonald Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on countries that do not “go along” with his plan to annex Greenland, increasing pressure on European allies who have opposed his effort to take over the Arctic territory.After a tense week in which Nato allies deployed troops to the largely autonomous territory, which is part of the Danish kingdom, the US president announced he might punish countries that do not support his plans to take over Greenland, using force if necessary. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Robbie Williams surprises fans with early release of new album Britpop

The 51-year-old shocked fans as he took to Instagram to announce he has released his newest record earlier than originally planned.

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5 d. ago Photos show daily life along Venezuela’s oil coast after Maduro’s capture

Less than two weeks after a U.S. military operation captured former President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, and as his successor, acting President Delcy Rodriguez, announced plans to reform Venezuela’s energy sector, the country’s largest oil refining hub dominates the northwestern coast. Across the Paraguana Peninsula, fishing boats share the water with oil tankers, as daily life stretches from refinery-side coastal communities and salt flats to the sand dunes of Medanos de Coro National Park.

Culture

5 d. ago 'The Tories and Labour have forfeited the right to govern': How Robert Jenrick planned to urge other Conservatives to follow him to Reform before he was rumbled

As the former immigration minister was unveiled by Nigel Farage in a haphazard press conference, the Conservative Party released extracts of hi speech.

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5 d. ago 'The Tories and Labour have forfeited the right to govern': How Robert Jenrick planned to announce Reform defection

As the former immigration minister was unveiled by Nigel Farage in a haphazard press conference, the Conservative Party released extracts of hi speech.

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5 d. ago Darts commentator accuses ITV of throwing him 'in the gutter' as he's kicked off coverage

ITV unveiled their new darts line-up on Thursday ahead of the 2026 PDC season, with one pundit claiming he only found out he wasn't a part of the broadcaster's plans when the announcement landed

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5 d. ago Marks and Spencer announces plans for 32 new Scottish stores and 'showstopping' UK flagship

Marks and Spencer has unveiled a list of 500 potential locations for new and revamped Food stores as it plans to double the size of its food business

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6 d. ago Bill Gates foundation announces plans to lay off up to 500 staff after $8bn to ex

The Gates Foundation will begin to reduce staff headcounts by up to 500 people over the next five years after the board introduced a cap on operating costs

Economics

6 d. ago Funeral plans announced for Scots band frontman who died in Hogmanay hillwalking tragedy

Andrew “Andy” Ure, tragically died while hillwalking on Ben Vane on Hogmanay.

Events

6 d. ago BBC frontrunner for Strictly job rules themself OUT of top job for bizarre reason

A BBC frontrunner for the coveted Strictly Come Dancing hosting role has ruled himself out - for a very bizarre reason. The presenter insisted he won't be in the mix to replace The Traitors anchor Claudia Winkleman, 53, and her former Strictly sidekick Tess Daly, 56, ahead of the new series. The duo announced their plans to step down from their iconic BBC telly...

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6 d. ago Marks and Spencer announces flagship opening as 500 new stores planned

The much-loved chain has said it aims to double the number of food halls in the UK

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7 d. ago Man United transfer news as winger bids goodbye and Michael Carrick plans announced

Michael Carrick will oversee Manchester United until the season's end, and it appears that the transfer plans of the new interim head coach have already been disclosed

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7 d. ago Ticket prices revealed for Manchester's Bubble Planet Experience as opening date announced

The new immersive bubble experience comes to Manchester for the first time next month

Sport

7 d. ago SNP told to put Scotland above 'political survival' in last Holyrood Budget before election

Shona Robison will announce the Scottish Government's spending plans for the 12 months ahead in a statement at Holyrood today.

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8 d. ago The Guardian view on regulating big tech: politicians must back Ofcom’s challenge to Musk | Editorial

A flood of non-consensual deepfake bikini shots on X is putting the UK’s Online Safety Act to the testThe unleashing on X (formerly Twitter) of a torrent of AI-generated images of women and children wearing bikinis, some in sexualised poses or with injuries, has rightly prompted a strong reaction from UK politicians and regulators. Monday’s announcement that X is being investigated was Ofcom’s most combative move since key provisions in the Online Safety Act came into force. None of the other businesses it has challenged or fined have anything like the global reach or political clout of Elon Musk’s social media giant. Whatever happens next, this is a defining moment. What is being defined is the extent to which some of the wealthiest companies on the planet are under democratic control.But the announcement is only a first step. Ofcom has given no indication of how long its investigation will take. On Friday Downing Street described as insulting the decision to li...

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