64 m. ago GP who felt stress 'was going to kill him' sells up to travel world in campervan

Gary Grant said the stress of the job after the pandemic became too much

Events

1 hour ago I spent 13 years renovating my grade II listed cottage in Hampshire

Claire O'Donnell tells This is Money how she transformed her property, Rose Cottage in Hampshire, and why she's now ready to move on.

Economics

3 h. ago Activist who uses a wheelchair accuses doctor of 'pitying' her for having a disability

Northamptonshire-based Sophie Bradbury-Cox, who has almost 37,000 followers on Instagram, posted about the 'annoying' exchange with a GP that took place last week.

Society

6 h. ago PFA chief sends transfer message to 'new profile of owners' as notable trend keeps growing

The chief executive of the PFA, Maheta Molango, has told clubs across the Premier League and EFL that they cannot overlook the qualities and work of experienced players, as clubs focus on younger talent they can develop and sell on at profit.

Politics

9 h. ago The man I thought was my boyfriend turned out to be a married undercover cop with two children... he went from my bed, to a debrief with his handler, to the bed of one of my activist friends

For the duration of their romance, Mark Stone - in reality Kennedy, an undercover police officer - was actually working all the time, spying on Kate and reporting back to his superiors.

Politics

10 h. ago Trump and US commerce secretary say tariffs are delayed until 1 August

President says team will start reaching out to trade partners with new tariff rates as 90-day pause ends this weekDonald Trump said on Sunday that his administration plans to start sending letters on Monday to US trade partners, dictating new tariff rates to be imposed on goods they sell to Americans. “It could be 12, maybe 15,” the president told reporters, “and we’ve made deals also, so we’re going to have a combination of letters and some deals have been made.”With his previously announced 90-day pause on tariffs set to end on 9 July, the president was asked if the new rates would go into effect this week, or on 1 August, as some officials had suggested. Continue reading...

Politics

18 h. ago Alexa Chung raising money for charity 'close to my womb' by selling clothes on Vinted

Alexa Chung has revealed that she' selling some of her most iconic looks, seen on runways and Glastonbury fields alike, on Vinted for an endometriosis charity that's "close to my womb"

Politics

19 h. ago EU locked in Trump trade talks as ‘Liberation Day’ tariff deadline looms

The US president’s pause on the imposition of his ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs ends on Wednesday

Politics

23 h. ago Paula Bomer: ‘If you describe yourself as a victim, you’re dismissed’

Having made waves as part of the alt-lit movement, the US author is poised to go mainstream with The Stalker, her most exhilarating work yetWhen I arrive at Paula Bomer’s apartment building in south Brooklyn I am briefly disoriented in the lobby, until I hear the yapping of dogs and amid them, her voice calling my name. Bomer is tall and striking, in her mid-50s. I met her last year at a reading in Williamsburg, Virginia, where she seemed like someone who cared almost manically about literature and also like someone who would be fun to hang out with, two qualities not always confluent. I had heard of these anxious dogs before, when she and I met for dinner a few months ago, and she disclosed that her life was now spent managing canine neuroses.“I got them when my dad died,” she says, in between offering me matcha, coffee, tequila or wine (it’s 2.30pm on a Sunday; Bomer doesn’t drink any more, save a glass of champagne on selling her book, but doesn’t mind if othe...

Events

24 h. ago This is how we do it: ‘It’s been exciting to introduce him to toys, role play and unusual positions’

Leon had lost his mojo in his marriage, but meeting the more experienced, confident Annie has liberated his sex life• How do you do it? Share the story of your sex life, anonymouslyThere’s quite a seductive element of being a bit like a teacher Continue reading...

Politics

24 h. ago Sebastian Croft and Connor Jessup: ‘Why Pride mattered more than ever in 2025’

Actors Sebastian Croft and Connor Jessup took over London Pride with the Queer Was Always Here pop-up selling the status tees of the day

Politics

24 h. ago China retaliates against EU with a ban on European medical devices

China has barred European medical device companies from selling to its government in response to EU trade restrictions

Politics

25 h. ago Fontaines DC display words ‘Israel is committing genocide’ on screen at sell

Fontaines DC played to a crowd of 45,000 people in London

Politics

26 h. ago Courtney Cox gets her smokey 'tattooed eyeliner' look by using Victoria Beckham's eyeliner

Courtney Cox joins the long list of celebs who have been singing the praises of Victoria Beckham's best-selling eyeliner, for creating her go-to 90s smokey eye look

Events

27 h. ago Deadly heatwaves are the new reality – we need to transform the UK's cities and towns to survive them | Hannah Martin

While we work towards net zero, we also need to adapt. And we can pay for cooling measures like splash pads and trees by taxing the worst pollutersThere’s a lot to be anxious about as a new parent, let alone in a heatwave when the thermometer in your one-year-old daughter’s room is reading 26C. That’s six degrees higher than the upper limit of the recommended temperature for a child’s room. After scrolling my phone for advice on how to cool her room, I couldn’t help waking up every few hours to check she was OK on the baby monitor.In the UK, we are unprepared at every level for the extreme weather caused by climate breakdown. Whether it’s unbearably hot buildings in the summer, our damp and cold homes (some of the leakiest in Europe) filled with mould in the winter, our unprotected towns built on flood plains, or our unfit-for-purpose train tracks that get shut down at the slightest weather warning, the climate crisis is already wreaking havoc on public and private infrastructure – ...

Events

28 h. ago Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max prices slashed thanks to stellar giffgaff refurbished deals

Apple's iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro Max launched last year, but giffgaff is now selling the devices for much cheaper prices

Economics

30 h. ago Apple fans rushing for £35 iPhone 16 Pro Max as Sky offers payday deal

The iPhone 16 Pro Max is Apple's flagship phone and now Sky is selling the device for a cheaper monthly cost

Economics

30 h. ago Wimbledon winner was left penniless and forced to sell trophies plus £9m house

Few sporting greats have experienced the highs and lows that Boris Becker has, with the three-time Wimbledon winner navigating fame, financial turmoil, and personal challenges

Economics

37 h. ago Grok uses climate change stats to explain Karoline Leavitt’s post about Texas floods

Trump administration has repeatedly downplayed severity of climate change, rolling back regulations and cutting funding

Events

38 h. ago Huge spike in 'Trumpugees' fleeing America... but they'll quickly regret it

Progressive Americans who are trying to flee Trump's hardline policies are eying a move to liberal European countries - but they could be in for a rude awakening.

Politics