3 h. ago SARAH VINE: This is what I really look like. I've spent 15 years hiding my hair loss but this is why I've now decided to reveal my real hair

This has been an eventful year for me, writes SARAH VINE. But if my memoir has taught me anything, it's that the truth really can set you free. Honesty, it seems, really is the best policy.

Economics

6 h. ago Stress of Houthi combat was a key factor in series of costly Navy mishaps, investigations show

Investigative reports into a series of high-profile Navy mishaps during a U.S.-led campaign against Yemen’s Houthi rebels reveal the operation's toll on ships and personnel

Culture

8 h. ago Saudi Pro League reveal stance on Mohamed Salah transfer amid Liverpool saga

Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool future is in fresh doubt despite having penned a new deal with the Reds in the summer and it appears clubs in Saudi Arabia could make a fresh move

Sport

9 h. ago Wilfried Nancy reveals Celtic chat with Martin O'Neill as he makes one thing clear over drastic changes

The newly-appointed Hoops boss was given a handover from outgoing O'Neill at Lennoxtown on Thursday

Politics

10 h. ago Welsh region receive official apology over incident and Wales star suffers injury blow

The latest rugby stories from around Wales and around the world

Politics

10 h. ago Tesla swerves into oncoming traffic causing dump truck to crash into senior living facility

Newly released video shows the moment a Tesla swerved into oncoming traffic forcing a dump truck to crash into the wall of a senior living facility.

Events

11 h. ago ‘A joyous and emotional journey’: immersive exhibition charts Coventry’s south Asian heritage

Hardish Virk uses photography, film, music and his family’s memorabilia to tell a wider story of migration and community resilienceAs you enter the living room at the Stories That Made Us exhibition, a stereo plays the Hindi anthem Yeh Dosti Hum Nahi Todenge. It’s a ballad celebrating friendship and love from the epic film Sholay. Beside the stereo, sits a bottle of Johnnie Walker and a red glass decanter. On the table are copies of the Punjabi newspaper Des Pardes, which translates as “home abroad”.The scene, which depicts the childhood home of Coventry-born curator and artist Hardish Virk, is one of several spaces in an immersive exhibition at the city’s Herbert Art Gallery & Museum. It traces four decades of the experiences of south Asians as they arrived and adapted to the social, political and cultural changes in modern Britain. Continue reading...

Politics

13 h. ago World Cup 2026 draw: Who Scotland could face as possible opponents confirmed

Steve Clarke’s side have landed in Pot 3 – but could still earn a favourable draw

Politics

14 h. ago Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo welcome first child and reveal unique name

The couple took to Instagram to share their first photos

Politics

14 h. ago Sophie Habboo gives birth to first child with Jamie Laing as couple reveal name

Made In Chelsea stars Sophie Habboo and Jamie Laing have welcomed a baby son into the world and shared the first sweet snaps of their family – as well as a name reveal

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14 h. ago Sophie Habboo gives birth to first child with Jamie Laing as happy couple share sweet name and first snap

SOPHIE Habboo has given birth to her first child and shared a sweet snap of her baby. The Made In Chelsea alum, 31, took to Instagram to reveal she and husband Jamie Laing had welcomed a baby boy and revealed his unusual name. Alongside a photo of their new arrival, Jamie wrote "Ziggy, you have...

Politics

15 h. ago Birmingham New Street Station declared busiest outside London

Birmingham New Street Station declared busiest outside London - but our top 50 lists reveal some in our region are virtually deserted  Express & Star

Politics

15 h. ago Photos offer stunning aerial views of Rome’s Colosseum and ancient Forum

Aerial photos of the world-renowned Colosseum and the Roman Forum reveal the impressive scale of Rome’s ancient heart. The images highlight how these historic landmarks sit amid the modern city, offering a striking view of past and present side by side.

Culture

15 h. ago Why Beatles legend Ringo Starr is so happy that the band's early work has been remixed

Legendary drummer Sir Ringo Starr is ecstatic that The Beatles' early work has been remixed. It comes as fans devour the newly restored documentary series Beatles Anthology

Politics

16 h. ago Coroner's swipe at 'silly' selfie culture after teen kills three pals in horror crash

A coroner exploring the deaths has issued a selfie warning after the court heard Spencer "had a history of bad driving", adding social media is fuelling the "requirement" for dangerous behaviour

Events

16 h. ago Salisbury Novichok latest: Dawn Sturgess inquiry to reveal findings over Russian spy poisoning

Public inquiry to publish findings on Russian Novichok poisonings

Politics

17 h. ago This classic fairytale could be damaging Europe’s wolf rewilding efforts

While wolves once roamed Europe for centuries, for most people, they exist only in stories or on screen

Politics

17 h. ago Prison population set to hit 100,000 a year later than projected – figures

Newly published estimates project the rise in the number of prisoners will reach between 98,000 and 103,6000 by March 2030.

Events

18 h. ago Adult star Scott Finn dies age 27 as chilling last social media post emerges

Rhett Douglas Messerly, known by his fans as Scott Finn, has sadly died at the age of 27 - his family have said he will be remembered for his 'kindness and silly natured personality'

Events

19 h. ago Breaking Baz: ‘The Morning Show’s Billy Crudup & ‘Andor’s Denise Gough Reveal Why Their London Stage Version Of ‘High Noon’ Still Resonates

Breaking Baz: ‘The Morning Show’s Billy Crudup & ‘Andor’s Denise Gough Reveal Why Their London Stage Version Of ‘High Noon’ Still Resonates  Deadline

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