86 m. ago Man City fan's leg broken in 'brutal attack' inside Etihad Stadium at Leeds match

Greater Manchester Police arrested five people at the Etihad on Saturday on suspicion of affray, and an investigation is ongoing with the cooperation of Manchester City

Events

94 m. ago Terminator director James Cameron says the idea of AI replacing actors is 'terrifying'

The filmmaker admitted that he fears people might think movies like his Avatar franchise used artificial intelligence. He said he's determined not to 'replace actors'

Events

95 m. ago Huge coastal holiday house with mini spa and yoga room will make you feel like royalty

Craig Y Don sleeps 20 people and the home is said to have been a favourite of King Edward VII, King Charles' great-great grandfather

Politics

2 h. ago EsDeeKid: why do people think the Liverpudlian rapper might actually be Timothée Chalamet?

The incognito hip-hop act known as EsDeeKid has been identified by online sleuths as Chalamet in disguise. The pair even have the same scarf – case closedName: EsDeeKid.Age: Unknown. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago Burger van man who ignored "yellow card" outside Old Trafford hit with big fine

"We want match goers to be confident that they are buying food or souvenirs from people who meet the required standards"

Events

2 h. ago NHS Fife faces new discrimination claim from gender critical nurse Sandie Peggie

In November, additional claims were raised against chief executive of NHS Fife, Carol Potter and director of people and culture, David Miller.

Events

2 h. ago Police consider corporate manslaughter charges in Post Office scandal probe

Police are considering corporate manslaughter charges as part of their probe into the Post Office Horizon scandal, which is believed to have led to 13 people taking their own lives

Events

2 h. ago ‘We’re true guardians of the forest’: quilombola community near Belém demand land rights and recognition

Short boat ride from Cop30 host, Afro-descendant residents of Menino Jesus say their voices are not being heardWalk through the conference centre where the recent UN climate talks were held and representations of Indigenous people and culture were everywhere, from the spear-carrying, fiery-headed Cop30 mascot Curupira to huge mural-sized photos of people navigating the Amazon in dugout canoes and the many protests demanding dialogue outside.Yet a short boat ride down the river from Belém, into the forest itself, takes you to another forest-dwelling community also fighting for further recognition within the Cop process. The quilombola community of Menino Jesus has existed for six generations. Quilombolas are the descendants of former enslaved people who fled into the forest as a site of refuge. Over hundreds of years, they established a unique way of life separate from mainstream Brazilian society, living in harmony with nature as fugitives protected by the jungle. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago ‘We were swimming in the mind pool of Tom Stoppard!’ – actors salute the great playwright

Rufus Sewell, Christine Baranski, Susan Wokoma, Toby Jones and Harriet Walter share their unforgettable encounters with a theatrical giantI worked with Tom when I was quite young, on Arcadia in 1993, and again on Rock’n’Roll 13 years later. In the interim it slowly dawned on me that not all jobs were like that. He was one of the most intelligent people you could ever meet but the extraordinary thing was that you’d walk away from conversations with him feeling like you were not unintelligent or unwitty yourself. That’s not always the case with incredibly brilliant writers and funny people. That generosity of spirit marked my time with him. He was incredibly good company, very sweet, and you felt encouraged to put forward your own ideas, make your own jokes. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago YSL Libre and Black Opium perfumes are now £17 a bottle in Superdrug gift set deal

One shopper said of the YSL Libre bottle: "I’ve even had people stop me to ask what I’m wearing"

Economics

2 h. ago 'I'm an American in the UK and there's British post box detail many don't know'

An American who's living in the UK explained how there's one detail on post boxes many British people don't know about, and man were left baffled they didn't realise before

Politics

2 h. ago West Lothian shoppers wait in huge queues as new store opens ahead of Christmas

Over 300 people turned up in their droves to The Centre, Livingston at the weekend for the opening of the pop culture retailer MINISO over four hours before the store opened.

Politics

3 h. ago "These people feel discarded and forgotten": MP calls for government to right a national shame

"There is no political resistance to this whatsoever. Ministers need to act now."

Politics

3 h. ago Attendance Allowance payments set to end for thousands of pensioners this month

Older people with a disability or long-term health condition could be due either £73.90 or £110.40 each week.

Economics

3 h. ago Doctors warn of surge in medieval disease as schools report several cases

The skin infection has been reported in several schools in Devon, with the number of people seeking medical care doubling since 2022 as doctors urge early treatment

Events

3 h. ago How Prince William's 'ordinary Joe' persona is trying to save the monarchy

The veteran broadcaster, 87, believes the future king and his wife are working hard to halt the fall in popularity of the monarchy by appealing to young people who view it as old fashioned.

Politics

3 h. ago Huge Alzheimer's breakthrough as weight loss jab already prescribed to thousands on the NHS is found to slow progression of memory robbing illness

Liraglutide - sold under the brand name Saxenda - is often offered to people with with a BMI of over 30 as it improves blood sugar control and aids weight loss.

Events

3 h. ago 10 toxic foods that could kill your dog this Christmas: Everything you need to know

As the festive season is upon us, many people will start to indulge in foods and meals they might not normally be eating, many of those might not be safe for dogs

Events

3 h. ago New PIP reforms could impact Blue Badge holders or people on Motability Scheme

A review of the full PIP assessment process for the daily living and mobility components will be completed by Autumn next year.

Politics

3 h. ago Man who drove through Liverpool parade may 'serve time in secure hospital' due to 'diagnosis'

Paul Doyle injured 134 people when he drove through a Liverpool victory parade in May

Science