73 m. ago 'They're not our people. They never will be': How the Cotswolds are being invaded by a loud 'new money' set with black Porsche SUVs, bristling security and bizarre late

For years now, reams of extremely rich and very famous people have hot-footed it to The Cotswolds - or, as some locals call it, the Costsloads.

Events

99 m. ago Man accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of Lego from dozens of stores, police say

Police arrested Winston Love after a brief standoff at his residence

Events

3 h. ago WhatsApp down as thousands of Brits report Meta app issues in 'global outage'

Messaging service WhatsApp has been thrown into a global blackout with users across the world struggling to send or receive messages from friends and family

Politics

3 h. ago WhatsApp down LIVE as thousands of users suffer outage in worldwide blackout

WhatsApp is down for thousands of users across the world, including the UK, with users reporting major issues with both the app and the web application

Politics

3 h. ago I've seen thousands die – there are three things you can change to live longer

If you want your life to be a long and happy one, there are three common activities you should cut out now says hospice nurse Julie McFadden

Events

3 h. ago Chaos as police swoop on two Halloween house parties after they were gatecrashed by hundreds of teenagers who spilled into streets

Hundreds of 'out of control' teenagers gatecrashed a Halloween house party - with police called to deal with 'disorder' which spilled into the street outside.

Events

3 h. ago Vinted users report outage affecting hundreds as they say 'nothing working'

Hundreds of users of the second-hand online marketplace have reported problems

Politics

4 h. ago Galápagos had no native amphibians. Then it was invaded by hundreds of thousands of frogs

Scientists are only beginning to grasp the scale of the issue and understand what impact the tree frogs may have on the islands’ rare wildlifeOn the way to her office at the Charles Darwin research station, biologist Miriam San José crouches down near a shallow pond shrouded by vegetation and reaches deep into the foliage, pulling out a small green plastic box recorder.She left it there overnight to capture the infamous croaks of a Fowler’s snouted treefrog (Scinax quinquefasciatus), known to Galápagos scientists as an invasive threat, with repercussions researchers are only beginning to grasp. Continue reading...

Events

4 h. ago Police swoop on Halloween house parties where hundreds of teenagers spilled into streets causing 'disorder'

Hundreds of 'out of control' teenagers gatecrashed a Halloween house party - with police called to deal with 'disorder' which spilled into the street outside.

Events

5 h. ago Police swoop on house party of 300 drunken teenagers as footage shows out

Hundreds of 'out of control' teenagers gatecrashed a Halloween house party - with police called to deal with 'disorder' which spilled into the street outside.

Society

5 h. ago Hundreds join search for ‘experienced’ hunter who is missing in Mount Hood National Forest

Dobek has been missing for four days and brutal weather conditions have made it difficult for the authorities to carry out a thorough search

Events

5 h. ago Full list of roads shut as thousands head to Cardiff for Wales' autumn internationals

The Welsh rugby team kick off their autumn international series against Argentina on Sunday, November 9

Transport

6 h. ago HMRC sending important letters to thousands of people about income tax change in April

Around 200,000 people will receive the letter over the next week.

Politics

6 h. ago Top Tech: Apple, Samsung and Google phones fall by up to £500 as Black Friday begins

Giffgaff is knocking hundreds off the iPhone 17, Galaxy S25 and Pixel 10 phones in its first round of Black Friday 2025 deals

Technology

7 h. ago Tommy Robinson found not guilty over border stop terror charge

Far-right figure was driving Bentley to Benidorm with thousands of pounds in cash when he was stopped by police, court heard

Events

8 h. ago Scores dead, thousands homeless and billions in damage: The bleak numbers that reveal Hurricane Melissa’s scale of destruction

One week after the Category 5 ‘Storm of the Century’ first hit the Caribbean, residents have been left picking up the pieces. Olivia Ireland and Alex Croft report on the sizeable task ahead

Events

9 h. ago 'Brutal wedding truths' shared by photographer who has seen it all

A wedding photographer who works in the UK has shared four brutal wedding truths after shooting at hundreds of events up and down the country

Culture

9 h. ago Thousands of revellers stumble out of the gates at Flemington after a wild day of action at the Melbourne Cup leaves some a little worse for wear

Australia's favourite race, the Melbourne Cup, has come to an end with thousands staggering home after a long day at Flemington Racecourse.

Politics

9 h. ago What are ‘office frogs’? Here’s how businesses can tackle this Gen Z trend

This is what the new business trend says about your company

Politics

12 h. ago Hundreds of victims of 'silent scandal' pregnancy drug call for public inquiry

DES was prescribed from 1940 to the 1970s to prevent miscarriage, premature labour and pregnancy complications

Events