3 h. ago Manchester United could get 'green light' to solve two major transfer problems

Man United are in the market for a new forward this summer and a perfect opportunity could present itself.

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3 h. ago TRNSMT Festival 2025: Glasgow road closures and travel disruption around music festival

TRNSMT festival is returning to Glasgow Green. Here are the road closures in place during the event.

Culture

4 h. ago Kevin De Bruyne gives green light to transfer for former Man City teammate

The latest Manchester City transfer news amid speculation on £100m England playmaker Jack Grealish

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4 h. ago Forgive me if I raise an eyebrow at Botox mania – it’s because I still can | Coco Khan

I’m with Jennifer Garner and Ariana Grande: down with tweakments, be done with fillers and celebrate the lines that make life beautifulIf, like me, you have watched agog, alarmed or just confused at the speed at which tweakments and cosmetic surgery have gone mainstream, then consider this minor piece of celebrity news.Earlier this month, Jennifer Garner became the latest A-lister to say that having Botox was a mistake. “Botox doesn’t work very well for me,” she told Harper’s Bazaar. “I like to be able to move my forehead.”Coco Khan is a freelance writer and co-host of the politics podcast Pod Save the UKDo you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a response of up to 300 words by email to be considered for publication in our letters section, please click here. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Liverpool star Darwin Nunez 'green lights' move after private transfer talks

Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez has been heavily linked with a summer exit following a disappointing campaign in front of goal and a potential destination has now emerged

Politics

6 h. ago Photographer from Glasgow captures amazing wildlife on a 'secret' African safari

While most wildlife photographers chase summer sightings, one Scottish traveller discovered a different kind of magic by heading to Kenya during its most overlooked time of year - the green season.

Culture

7 h. ago MP Natalie Fleet who fell pregnant at 15 after being groomed by an older man reveals the moment she realised she had been abused 25 years later

The politician, born in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, previously shared details of how she suffered 'statutory rape' after being 'groomed' by a much older man who lived in her area.

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7 h. ago Soho Society left with £27,000 bill after failed challenge to Mayfair gin distillery

The Soho Society insisted it will survive despite a £27,500 legal bill

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8 h. ago ‘Mum kept saying she wanted to go up in a firework’: why green burials are going mainstream

Environmental funerals are on the up – but are they really as sustainable as their providers say?“I want to become a pearl when I die - or a reef,” said Madeleine Sutcliffe. Aged 80 and suffering from lung cancer, Sutcliffe was given six months to live in January.Adam, Sutcliffe’s son, is enthusiastic. “I don’t think a pearl is possible but if mum’s ashes are made into an artificial reef, I’ll be able to dive to it,” he said. “Given how I feel when I dive - serene, calm and meditative - a reef is the perfect environment to remember mum.” Continue reading...

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8 h. ago From mushroom coffins to reefs made of ashes – why green burials are going mainstream

Environmental funerals are on the up – but are they really as sustainable as their providers say?“I want to become a pearl when I die - or a reef,” said Madeleine Sutcliffe. Aged 80 and suffering from lung cancer, Sutcliffe was given six months to live in January.Adam, Sutcliffe’s son, is enthusiastic. “I don’t think a pearl is possible but if mum’s ashes are made into an artificial reef, I’ll be able to dive to it,” he said. “Given how I feel when I dive - serene, calm and meditative - a reef is the perfect environment to remember mum.” Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Ashley Walters says starring in Adolescence made him ‘conscious’ about his own son’s screen time

‘No-one wants to be the ogre parent that comes in and goes, ‘all right, that’s it, everything off’’

Politics

8 h. ago Poundland shutting two stores in weeks ahead of 68 other shop closures

Discount chain Poundland has been sold for just £1 to investment firm Gordon Brothers, the former owner of Laura Ashley, and has revealed plans to close stores

Politics

8 h. ago Wrexham given green light to complete transfer after £40million agreement reached

Wrexham are said to be keen on signing a Liverpool youngster on loan, with the Premier League champions closing in on a transfer deal which could smooth the way

Economics

8 h. ago Iran vows to kill 50,000 US soldiers: Tehran's TV mouthpiece says Trump has ordered 'coffins' after the US President called for regime change following air strikes: Live updates

LIVE UPDATES: Follow live coverage from the conflict in the Middle East after Donald Trump called for an Iranian regime change, less than one day after the US bombed the country's nuclear sites.

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9 h. ago Stirling student pulls off double last achieved by Charlie Green in 1968

Will Coxon lifts Edward Trophy and Tennant Cup in same calendar year

Politics

10 h. ago Rangers EGM LIVE as £20m Ibrox investment to be given green light

Shareholders will gather in Glasgow to hear what the club's custodians plans to get Rangers back to the top

Economics

13 h. ago Western leaders call for diplomacy, but they won’t stop this war – they refuse to even name its cause | Nesrine Malik

The political centre sees the US and Israel’s war on Iran as a crisis to be managed, while the gap between their detached rhetoric and bloody reality widensSince the war on Gaza started, the defining dynamic has been of unprecedented anger, panic and alarm from the public, swirling around an eerily placid political centre. The feeble response from mainstream liberal parties is entirely dissonant with the gravity of the moment. As the US joins Israel in attacking Iran, and the Middle East heads toward a calamitous unravelling, their inertness is more disorienting than ever. They are passengers in Israel’s war, either resigned to the consequences or fundamentally unwilling to even question its wisdom. As reality screams at politicians across the west, they shuffle papers and reheat old rhetoric, all while deferring to an Israel and a White House that have long taken leave of their senses.At a time of extreme geopolitical risk the centre presents itself as the wise party in the fracas,...

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13 h. ago Honey & Co’s recipe for broccoli, pea, broad bean and leek maa’kuda

A Tunisian-style vegetable quiche that’s perfect for taking on a picnicRule one of a good picnic: don’t bring anything that needs a knife and fork, or a fridge. Rule two: nothing too crumbly (we’re looking at you, filo). Rule three: bonus points if it gets better after a few hours in a sealed plastic container in the sun. Today’s Tunisian-style quiche passes that test with flying colours: it’s sturdy, green, and full of spice and charm. Bake it, slice it, pack it. Eat with your fingers, chase with cold lemonade. And if you drop a piece? Rule four: pretend it never happened. Continue reading...

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13 h. ago Napoli make move for second Man Utd star after getting Jadon Sancho green light

Antonio Conte's squad could be boosted by yet another former Manchester United player with Rasmus Hojlund being talked up as a new frontman for the Serie A champions

Politics

14 h. ago What to Stream: 'The Bear,' Lorde, 'Smoke,' 'A Minecraft Movie,' 'Nosferatu' and Nelly and Ashanti

The Jack Black-led movie phenomenon “A Minecraft Movie” and Lorde’s fourth studio album, “Virgin,” are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you

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