4 h. ago Moment 'Britain's worst neighbour' climbs onto roof of home and pelts the owners with tiles while causing £200k of damage amid seven

Mark Coates, 57, smashed a hole through the roof of his semi-detached home before clambering out.

Economics

5 h. ago Moment 'human wrecking ball' climbed onto his neighbour's roof and tore off his tiles in seven year fence war

Mark Coates, 57, smashed a hole through the roof of his semi-detached home before clambering out.

Events

6 h. ago Neighbour from hell that judge branded a 'human wrecking ball' for climbing onto a roof to throw tiles at the family next door is jailed for four years

Mark Coates, 57, smashed a hole through the roof of his semi-detached home before clambering out.

Events

7 h. ago This Morning fans have BRUTAL response as Spencer Matthews defends withholding his fortune from his children so they don't become 'trust fund kids'

The 36-year-old appeared on the ITV show to chat to Ben Shephard, 50, and Cat Deeley, 48, about his most recent fitness challenge which saw him run 170km in 24 hours.

Politics

8 h. ago Model left terribly scarred after stalker threw acid on her reveals how she has transformed her life with incredible before

Katarzyna Dacyszyn, 46, was disfigured in an attack by her neighbour in 2016 after she filed charges against him for harassment

Events

14 h. ago Molly Russell’s father ‘losing trust’ in minister over online safety

Ian Russell said the lack of movement from the Government to reinforce the Online Safety Act is making bereaved parents ‘angry’.

Politics

15 h. ago Michael Sheen pays off £1m of neighbours’ debts in his hometown in Wales

‘It couldn’t be more real, how much people are hurting’ said the Welsh actor

Economics

19 h. ago Why your 'contented' baby shouldn't be sleeping through the night, according to experts

The Lullaby Trust has launched its annual Safer Sleep Week campaign and the charity is warning parents that uninterrupted sleep isn't always achievable for babies

Politics

22 h. ago Almost half of young people 'trust' social media about politics despite the rise of fake news, poll reveals

A survey of 2,500 11 to 25-year-olds (pictured, file photo) by the Electoral Commission found 44 per cent think social media is trustworthy when it comes to learning about politics.

Politics

23 h. ago Manhunt launched for masked thug after woman in her 70s was 'stabbed in the neck in her garden' before hero neighbour rushed over

The pensioner, aged in her 70s, was saved by her hero neighbour who rushed across the road to intervene causing the masked attacked to flee.

Politics

24 h. ago Justin Trudeau says Canada faces 'existential challenge' from 'neighbour' US

Former Bank of England boss Mark Carney has won the Liberal leadership race in Canada to become the country's new Prime Minister, replacing Justin Trudeau

Politics

24 h. ago Labour set to slash number of official bodies that get a say in planning decisions in bid to unlock more development

The Government will consult on removing Sport England, the Theatres Trust and the Garden History Society from the list of 'statutory consultees'.

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24 h. ago Ministers could cut the number of official bodies that get a say on planning

Officials will consult on removing Sport England, the Theatres Trust and the Garden History Society from the list of ‘statutory consultees’.

Politics

25 h. ago NHS staff accused of 'inexcusable voyeurism' after up to 91 workers accessed medical records of Valdo Calocane's victims after Nottingham attacks

The families of the victims of Valdo Calocane have described the actions of staff at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust as 'gross and inexcusable voyeurism'.

Events

32 h. ago Terror as masked man stabs woman, 70, in the neck in her front garden

A neighbour intervened and the assailant fled

Events

34 h. ago Five years on from the pandemic, the right’s fake Covid narrative has been turbo

Before the next outbreak, we need a serious conversation about how to cope, but first, the more strident, misguided voices must be mutedLaura Spinney is a science journalist and the author of Pale Rider: The Spanish Flu of 1918 and How it Changed the WorldOnce, we all respectfully listened to what epidemiologists said. We queued up for vaccines, observed distancing lines and confidently asked unmasked passengers on public transport to cover their faces. A tyrannical virus ruled over us, and we did everything in our power to limit its ravages.Five years on from the declaration of the Covid-19 pandemic, it’s the masked passenger who is suspect, nobody notices the scuffed distancing lines and trust in vaccines has taken a tumble. A different narrative has invaded the conversation: it wasn’t the virus that ruined our lives, but the response.Laura Spinney is a science journalist and the author of Pale Rider: The Spanish Flu of 1918 and How it Changed the WorldDo you have an opinion on th...

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48 h. ago Spencer Matthews admits he WON'T be passing on his fortune to his children as he expresses his fears on having 'trust fund kids'

Spencer Matthews has admitted he doesn't want his children to become 'trust fund kids' as he spoke candidly about them inheriting his fortune. 

Politics

58 h. ago Megan McKenna rushes baby son to hospital as he 'vomits and screams in pain'

Megan McKenna has shared her experience of rushing her baby son to hospital after he was left screaming in pain and vomiting, and urged other mums to trust their instincts

Politics

67 h. ago Beautiful but underrated UK seaside town is just two miles from famous neighbour

This stunning little coastal town is just a few miles away from its famous neighbour, Margate, and is nowhere near as busy during those hot summer days

Politics

3 d. ago 'Rachel Reeves must make space for nature alongside new roads, railways and homes'

Spring is nearly here, but as we admire nature's greenery, it's time to think about what more we need to do to reconnect with the natural world, writes Hilary McGrady, Director General of the National Trust

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