2 h. ago England vs Belgium LIVE: Lionesses make one change and Beth Mead starts in Nations League

Sarina Wiegman hopes to use this camp to finalise plans for England’s Euros defence this summer

Politics

7 h. ago Curtis Jones problem identified at Liverpool as Andy Robertson faces difficult decision

Liverpool could be in for a summer of change as Arne Slot looks to improve his squad - but the Reds have a few issues to sort out before they can start planning for next season

Politics

14 h. ago The Eluned Morgan Q&A in full: Why Reform UK 'don't care' and people should feel 'lucky' to have Labour

The First Minister answered your questions on issues from PIP changes to Cardiff Airport in our live Q&A

Politics

28 h. ago Eamonn Holmes makes 'surprise career move' as reason live show was axed unveiled

Eamonn Holmes is set to take on a new change in his career after the GB News host's live theatre show was cancelled at the last minute - and now the reason why has been revealed

Politics

44 h. ago Liverpool boss Arne Slot's tactical change he's been considering for months

Curtis Jones was deployed at right-back as Liverpool beat Everton 1-0 and Reds boss Arne Slot admitted it was a decision he has been mulling over for some time

Politics

47 h. ago 'I healed my agonising disease with one powerful mental technique'

Mental fitness expert Maya Raichoora healed her ulcerative colitis by visualising a healthy future - now she helps others use positive imagery to change their lives

Politics

57 h. ago I made the ultimate faux pas when gossiping about the dads at the school gates... now my relationship with the other school mums is ruined

From escalating parking spot tensions with the neighbours to a family faux pas between Boomers and Gen Z, who hasn't had an awkward moment on WhatsApp?

Politics

59 h. ago Ezra Klein on Trump, Vance and free speech: ‘It feels like we are in one of the darkest imaginable timelines’

The influential US commentator has written a book about how politics can change people’s lives for the better. But first, there are more pressing challenges to address ...Ezra Klein, the New York Times podcast host and progressive media’s undisputed nerd king, starts his new book with something of a palate cleanser for our troubled times. For a few paragraphs, he and his co-author, the Atlantic journalist Derek Thompson, whisk us out of the grim reality of contemporary politics to a world of Abundance (the word they picked as their title).“You open your eyes at dawn and turn in the cool bedsheets,” they purr, before conjuring a near-future utopia where the cost of living crisis is a distant memory. “You live in a cocoon of energy so clean it barely leaves a carbon trace and so cheap you can scarcely find it on your monthly bill.” The fridge is full of fresh fruit and vegetables from skyscraper farms that sit amid rewilded landscapes. This is what we can look forward to, they say, if...

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2 d. ago The ‘unacceptable’ Liverpool mistake that must change in Merseyside derby

Recent high-profile defeats to PSG and Newcastle ended Liverpool’s campaigns in two cup competitions and the manager must now to galvanise his team into a positive response

Politics

3 d. ago Jon Richardson's six figure Lucy Beaumont divorce as she moves on and he quits comedy

Comedians Jon Richardson and Lucy Beaumont split last year in a surprise move as the pair have made huge changes in their lives including new romances and giving up their career

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3 d. ago ‘Please leave feedback’: how constant online reviews are changing our brains – and our lives

We live under mutual surveillance, asked to leave public ratings for every purchase, meal, taxi ride or hair appointment. What is it doing to us?‘Alexlilly1999* has left you feedback!” pings the Vinted notification. My stomach flips as the app loads and I open my review: “Quite good.” A gut punch. I sit in shock, scrutinising the words in front of me. “Good” is a bit uninspired but “quite” feels both passive-aggressive and viciously spiteful: quite good. Alexlilly1999 has also given me just four stars. It’s a lukewarm write-up considering the dress I sold them was good quality, a brilliant price and shipped quickly. I glare at the review. And then another notification pops up: do I want to leave feedback for the buyer? Well, yes, actually, I do.It’s likely we’ve all, at some stage, been asked to leave feedback online. Called your electricity provider with a query? Please answer a few quick questions about the service you received. Had something delivered by a courier? Please rate yo...

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3 d. ago Trump welcomes Kid Rock to White House for order targeting ticket scalpers

President Donald Trump invited Kid Rock into the Oval Office and signed an executive order that he says will help curb ticket scalping and bring “commonsense” changes to the way live entertainment events are priced

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4 d. ago Revolting grooming gang leader admits 19 rape and sexual offences against underage girls

Ashley Darbyshire, 28, of Bolton Road, Westhoughton, was due to take the stand at Liverpool Crown Court this morning but changed his plea and admitted the acts.

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4 d. ago The group chat disaster when I accidentally told my friend I fancied her husband... and why it changed our lives for ever

From escalating parking spot tensions with the neighbours to a family faux pas between Boomers and Gen Z, who hasn't had an awkward moment on WhatsApp?

Events

5 d. ago Liverpool star Diogo Jota at a 'turning point' as Arne Slot's summer overhaul looms

Liverpool are preparing for a summer of change in attack and the form of Diogo Jota could have a big say in how the Reds go about their business in the transfer market

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5 d. ago The big picture: a Chad gymnast scores top marks for determination

Behind Antonio López Díaz’s image of the inspirational Achta Derib is a story of how small changes can transform livesThe wall behind her is pockmarked and worn. She’s barefoot against a hard, cracked floor. And yet Achta Derib’s pose in this photograph by Antonio López Díaz, a finalist in the professional sports category at the Sony world photography awards, suggests reserves of determination that will carry her across continents to perform at the highest levels of her sport.For Díaz, who has been documenting her journey since 2019, Derib’s story “stands as a symbol of resilience”. She was one of hundreds of girls from Chad who joined a pioneering gymnastics class at a school outside the capital, N’Djamena. Set up in 2016 by a Chadian Jesuit priest and a Spanish club president, with support from Spain’s Ramón Grosso Foundation, the class was the first of its kind in the central African country, where nearly half the population lives below the poverty line. Chad lacked gymnastic...

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8 d. ago Chelsea vs Man City LIVE: Changes for both teams ahead of crucial Women’s Champions League clash

Chelsea trail 2-0 on aggregate heading into the return leg at Stamford Bridge

Sport

8 d. ago Chelsea vs Man City LIVE: Changes expected for both teams ahead of crucial Women’s Champions League clash

Sonia Bompastor’s side trail 2-0 on aggregate after defeat at Joie Stadium

Sport

8 d. ago How Liverpool could bank millions from major transfer rule change to lessen Trent Alexander

Alexander-Arnold is edging closer to a move to Real Madrid as his contract at Liverpool nears expiry

Society

9 d. ago Reeves announces welfare changes, increased defence spending and new growth forecasts – spring statement live

Chancellor OBR forecasts for UK growth halved in 2025 but up in the remaining years of this parliamentSpring statement 2025: key points at a glanceRachel Reeves will not be raising taxes in the spring statement today, even though there are many people on the left who would prefer taxes to rise as an alternative to public spending being cut. Reeves came into office promising only one budget-type event a year, and that is one reason why she is not hiking taxes today. But mainly it’s because she thinks Britons are relatively highly taxed already, because Labour was elected on a manifesto ruling out most of the obvious possible tax rises and because she’s not convinced a sweeping wealth tax would work.But that has not stopped campaigners calling for a wealth tax, and yesterday about 300 people attended a ‘Tax the Super-Rich’ rally outside the Treasury. It was organised by charities and social justice campaign groups, but one of the speakers was Carla Denyer, co-leader of the Green party...

Economics