47 m. ago 'Jaw dropping' moment Prince William showed Andrew Mountbatten Windsor 'would be ousted'

A witness was left gobsmacked after an exchange between the future king and his uncle in September – in what turned out to be Andrew's last public appearance with the Royal Family

Politics

52 m. ago I refused to sell my home or force my husband to get a low skill job to save us from tax

Take pause, if you go to the cinema this weekend to see the new film The Running Man. The basic plot of this dystopian thriller is that the contestants must compete to stay alive.

Events

57 m. ago Charlotte Crosby reveals she's 'willing to pay' major UK singer to sing for her in wedding update

The reality TV star made the admission during an appearance on ITV's This Morning

Politics

62 m. ago Latest Apple and Android phones slashed in price for Black Friday

From the latest flagships to budget-friendly bargains, the sale is the best time to upgrade your smartphone

Technology

72 m. ago Larry Summers resigns from OpenAI board and Harvard launches new investigation after new Epstein ties are exposed

Summers allegedly asked Epstein for dating advice, with the convicted pedophile responding, ‘she’s already begining to sound needy :) nice’

Events

75 m. ago Ban on ticket resales for profit is Government putting fans first, says Nandy

Ministers have confirmed plans to make it illegal for tickets to concerts, sport and other live events to be resold for more than their original cost.

Politics

80 m. ago Huge cuts to staff at WHO will leave world ‘less healthy and less safe’, experts warn

The health organisation is to lose almost a quarter of its workforce in 2026, reducing its ability to help countries facing disease outbreaksThe loss of more than 2,000 jobs at the World Health Organization (WHO) “will leave the world less healthy and less safe”, experts have warned.The global health body said it expected to lose 2,371 posts – nearly a quarter of its workforce – by June 2026 as it deals with budget cuts after the US withdrawal from the organisation in January. At that point the WHO had 9,401 staff members. Continue reading...

Events

87 m. ago The 5 Scottish Budget priorities for farmers under 'intense financial pressure'

The farming community in Scotland has set out five key priorities

Economics

90 m. ago Cologne 'mass casualty' as 20 kids injured after pepper spray deployed in school

The incident was sparked by an altercation involving teenage pupils inside the school building in Cologne, Germany, at around 2.20pm, police have confirmed

Events

1 hour ago Baffled Londoners spot huge freaky Christmas mural in city centre – can you see what’s wrong with it?

BAFFLED Londoners have spotted a huge freaky Christmas mural in the city centre but can you see what's wrong with it? At first glance, the huge display in Kingston-upon-Thames appears to show a festive scene but those who take a closer look are in for a nightmare surprise. Located above the Côte Brasserie on the...

Politics

2 h. ago Top UK car dealer confirms it will SHUT two locations just weeks after axing Jaguar Land Rover from all its sites

A TOP UK car dealer firm has confirmed it will close two locations - just weeks after it was revealed it'll be axing all of its Jaguar Land Rover sites. Group 1 Automotive has decided to shut down its BMW and MINI dealerships in both Stansted and Hindhead as part of an apparently ongoing review...

Economics

2 h. ago ‘An impossibility made possible’: how tiny Curaçao made World Cup history

Caribbean island team are the smallest to reach tournament after appointing wily coach and drawing on diasporaThe delay in Dick Advocaat becoming Curaçao’s head coach might have been ominous but instead was the foundation for glory. Frustrated by the national federation’s financial problems, he deferred starting until January 2024, when the issues were resolved and players paid, paving the way for a historic World Cup qualifying campaign.Curaçao will be the smallest nation – by land area and population – to play at the 2026 World Cup after their 0-0 draw in Jamaica on Wednesday. The Caribbean island has a population of 156,000, sinking the previous record holders Iceland, which has about 400,000 inhabitants. Last month Cape Verde were confirmed as surprise tournament debutants but the African nation is almost 10 times bigger by area than the former Dutch colony, indicating the level of achievement by Advocaat and his squad. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago Rod Stewart goes WILD as he watches Scotland qualify for the World Cup with Rolling Stones rocker pal Ronnie Wood

The noise in Glasgow was deafening as the killer blows from Kieran Tierney and Kenny McLean put Denmark to the sword 4-2.

Events

2 h. ago Budget 2025: Is Rachel Reeves planning to raise income tax next week?

Rachel Reeves will announce the full extent of her plans for the economy at the Autumn Budget

Economics

2 h. ago Is Line of Duty coming back? How to watch all episodes of the hit BBC show as series 7 return confirmed

The hit thriller will return for a new series - with the original gang all reprising their roles.

Events

3 h. ago Queen Camilla wears Eugenie’s wedding day tiara to glittering Windsor reception

Queen Camilla wore Princess Eugenie's wedding day tiara as she and King Charles hosted a glittering white tie diplomatic reception at Windsor Castle on Tuesday evening

Politics

3 h. ago Three Scotland dream goals rated and debated as McTominay, Tierney and McLean fight to win

Technique, consequences and pure scenes all play a part as the way Denmark were dumped will likely never be topped

Politics

3 h. ago ‘May I meet you?’ is just the latest in horrible dating advice from billionaires | Arwa Mahdawi

Bill Ackman thinks his pickup line could aid population rates. Given the track record of the mega-rich, it may do the oppositeSit down and pay attention, because this column might change your life. I bring you tidings from the Nazi-filled wilderness that is now X, where Maga-adjacent billionaire Bill Ackman has generously decided to dispense romantic advice to the masses. Online culture, Ackman notes, has “destroyed the ability to spontaneously meet strangers”. The antidote to this, he suggests, are four simple words.“May I meet you?” Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago PGA Tour icon suffers immediate blow after being forced to pay £1m after LIV Golf exit

Henrik Stenson paid over £1million in fines to the DP World Tour after being cut from LIV Golf

Economics

3 h. ago Keir Starmer grilled on Budget stealth tax during fiery PMQs exchange

Rachel Reeves, who is grappling with a multi-million pound black hole, said last year she would end the income tax threshold freeze by 2028. But there is speculation it could be extended

Economics