2 h. ago East Kilbride schoolkids celebrate double with tournament victory

Hunter Primary School were on top form at Ballerup recently

Culture

3 h. ago Mystery crop circle with Joker face appears in field near Stonehenge

A giant crop circle has suddenly appeared in a field near Bush Barrow, just a few hundred yards from Stonehenge, with the design featuring a clown's scary smile

Politics

3 h. ago 'I told Declan Rice to join Premier League rival of Arsenal – he'd have a trophy by now'

Declan Rice has been an individual success since joining Arsenal in 2023, but he may well have had another major trophy by now had he heeded the advice of one former Premier League star

Politics

3 h. ago Zara Phillips cuts a stylish figure at Royal Windsor Cup Final as she takes on new role

One of the top five tournaments in the polo world, the Royal Windsor Cup used to be presented by the late Queen Elizabeth II. However, it is now Zara, 44, who awards the trophy.

Politics

4 h. ago Family of Kory McCrimmon vow 'enough is enough' at Glasgow march against knife crime

Hundreds turned out to support the McCrimmon family and families of other victims who have lost loved ones to violent crime.

Events

4 h. ago Hundreds protest in The Hague against NATO, days before the Dutch city hosts alliance summit

Hundreds of people are protesting against NATO and military spending and against a possible conflict with Iran, two days before a summit of the alliance in The Hague that is seeking to increase allies’ defense budgets

Politics

4 h. ago I was diagnosed with PCOS – and was soon drowning in misinformation

From medically unqualified influencers pushing expensive supplements online, to nurses peddling myths about pregnancy, I had to find out all I could about my condition myself. This is what I’ve learnedI suspected I had polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) long before it was confirmed. The signs were there: the acne scars that littered my back, the irregular periods, the hair in places on my body that I didn’t see on many of my friends. I suspected it from the moment that one of my best friends, who as a girl taught me about bleaching my body hair and waxing my legs, was diagnosed with it as a teenager.Admitting all this publicly feels like an unburdening, but also an invitation to more shame. But I write this because my experience is far from unique. As many as one in 10 women have PCOS, a condition associated with hormonal disturbances that can range from weight gain, “unwanted” body hair and hair loss, to irregular periods and struggles to conceive children (including an increased ris...

Events

4 h. ago ‘How to get your abnormal moles checked quickly if the GP wait is too long’

Skin cancer rates are on the rise and it's important you get any mole changes or skin lesions checked quickly. Boots now offer a Mole Scanning Service if it takes too long to see a GP

Politics

6 h. ago Lingerie Fighting Championship debutant slams haters and says 'my body my choice'

EXCLUSIVE: British wrestling star Nadia Sapphire is making her Lingerie Fighting Championships debut next month when the company comes to the UK for the first time ever

Sport

7 h. ago Broadcaster Selina Scott tells how she was attacked and robbed in broad daylight outside bookshop

Writing about the incident, Ms Scott said about seven or eight men and women were involved.

Events

7 h. ago ‘A new space to play in’: can vertical dramas save the UK’s TV sector?

Shot in vertical, phone-friendly aspect and produced on the quick, the Chinese-import format is bringing work to an ailing industry They’re a Chinese cultural phenomenon which keeps millions of viewers glued to their phones, but the runaway success of “vertical dramas” is providing an unlikely source of employment for film and TV crews here in the UK.The bite-size melodramas have breathless titles such as A Flash Marriage with the Billionaire and My Firefighter ex-Husband Burns in Regret, and are chopped into one minute episodes for avid consumption on viewers’ vertically held smartphones. Continue reading...

Events

7 h. ago Family of tragic Kory McCrimmon to march through Glasgow in 'Parents Against Knives' demo

Hundreds are expected to march from Ibrox Stadium to Celtic Park today in a demonstration against knife crime.

Society

8 h. ago NBA Final winners: Where to watch NBA finals UK, what is the NBA Championship trophy made out of?

Oklahoma City Thunder and the Indiana Pacers face each other in game seven of the NBA Finals on Sunday evening.

Sport

8 h. ago Simple snack 'relaxes muscles' and 'calms body' for good night's sleep

Experts recommend eating one "melatonin-promoting" food before bed in order to get better sleep

Politics

9 h. ago Giraffe genitalia among hundreds of body parts imported by trophy hunters

Exclusive: More than 20 ‘trophies’ imported into UK in one year, as UK ban remains stalled

Politics

9 h. ago The Greater Manchester river branded 'one of the UK's worst sewage dumping grounds'

An event next week will examine concerns about sewage being pumped into the river near Bury for hundreds of hours per year

Politics

10 h. ago Iran targets Israel in devastating reprisal attacks after US bombs three Iranian nuclear sites: Live updates

The Israeli emergency services said 16 people are being treated for injuries following the horrifying strikes, with one man in his 30s suffering a shrapnel injury to his upper body.

Events

10 h. ago I’m no Ed Sheeran fan, but he’s right: when it comes to musical plagiarism, guilt is in the ear of the listener | Simon Price

Musical history is littered with cases like the failed $100m suit against the singer, and they risk stifling pop musicLeave Ed Sheeran alone. Four words I never expected to write, but we live in very strange times.Cards on the table: I’m no fan of his music, but that’s neither here nor there when it comes to making sense of the recently concluded epic battle over alleged copyright infringement. To catch you up to speed: on 20 June 2014, Sheeran released his second studio album X, a worldwide chart-topper. On 24 September 2014, he released the third single from it, Thinking Out Loud, a standard love song about vowing eternal devotion, which was another worldwide chart-topper. In between, that July, BBC Radio 1Xtra announced its Power List of the most important figures in black and urban music, which, to much derision, placed the very white Sheeran at the top. This was nothing new: Sheeran had already received four nominations for a Mobo Award. And, at least according to the owners of...

Politics

10 h. ago 'I was bullied after losing my leg at 12 – people constantly mock my body'

EXCLUSIVE: Yueliang Selene has become a fashion powerhouse with a cult following, thanks to her fearless sense of style and a TikTok account that’s clocked up more than 4.5million likes

Politics

11 h. ago Scotland offer to lead on GB rugby sevens as cuts threaten the sport's future in UK

Williamson and Nucifora recognise importance of sevens and historic context

Sport