2 h. ago Wimbledon fans face travel delays as they race to see Cameron Norrie

There were ‘severe delays’ across the District, Central, and Hammersmith and City lines on Tuesday morning.

Sport

2 h. ago Expert issues health warning to Brits over drying clothes on the washing line in heatwave

Speaking to the Mirror, MattressOnline specialists say that while it may be tempting to dry in the sunshine, it could have an adverse affect on hay fever sufferers

Events

7 h. ago Households urged to avoid drying clothes on washing lines from Tuesday

The Met Office has issued a 'very high' pollen count warning for parts of the UK this week as the country is set for another heatwave, which will see temperatures soar to 30C in some areas

Politics

28 h. ago Brits told not to dry clothes on their washing lines from tomorrow

The UK's warm summer months may be perfect for drying clothes outdoors, but it can actually do you more harm than good, particularly if you suffer from hay fever

Politics

30 h. ago 'I started one habit to avoid drinking too much and it cost me my teeth'

Victoria feared she was drinking too much alcohol and didn't like the effects, but the alternative was just as bad

Politics

30 h. ago 'I took up habit to avoid drinking too much and it cost me my teeth'

Victoria had been known for her beautiful smile

Politics

37 h. ago Is Trump tariff deal really a win for Vietnam – or a way of punishing China?

US exports account for third of Vietnam’s GDP and 40% tariff on so-called transshipments – products with Chinese input – means uncertainty for manufacturersAs news spread that Vietnam would become just the second nation to reach an initial tariff agreement with Washington, shares in the clothing companies and manufacturers that have a large footprint in the country rose with optimism.Just hours later though, they declined sharply, as it became clear that the devil would be in the detail, and the most striking part of the deal might in fact be aimed at Vietnam’s powerful neighbour China. Continue reading...

Economics

2 d. ago Shocking moment reckless joyrider speeds the WRONG WAY up dual carriageway during 90mph police chase as terrified drivers swerve to avoid head

This is the heart-stopping moment a dangerous joyrider went the wrong way down a busy dual carriageway during a terrifying high-speed police pursuit.

Events

3 d. ago Brits urged to use hot water bottles on Tuesday as temperatures set to soar

The Met Office has forecast that the weather will start to turn warmer again from Tuesday, July 8, and households are being urged to take action to ensure they get a good night's sleep

Politics

3 d. ago UK households with ponds urged to complete one task immediately

Households are being urged to immediately remove algae and pondweed from their back gardens during the month of July by using this one natural and effective method

Politics

4 d. ago Drivers warned to avoid A702 in South Lanarkshire after crash closes road

Emergency services are currently on the scene at Lamington near to the junction with the B7055.

Events

6 d. ago Furious builder is fined £500 by council busybody for flytipping after he left two empty sacks on grass verge while renovating house

Frank Brown, 63, has hit out after receiving the penalty - saying he placed the bags to avoid blocking the driveway where he was working in Chilwell, Nottinghamshire.

Economics

6 d. ago Parents with young kids urged to avoid giving them common summer drink

Children under a certain age have been advised to avoid the brightly coloured drink at all costs due to health concerns

Politics

6 d. ago Martin Lewis’ MSE urges households to check if they can get £2,000 compensation

You will get up to £2,000 for severe issues such as flooding, while households suffering consistent low water pressure will get up to £250

Economics

6 d. ago Autocorrect by Etgar Keret review – endlessly inventive short stories

Alien spaceships, parallel worlds the Israeli writer’s seventh collection is vast in reach, yet grounded in the bewildering absurdity of modern life‘It’s time we acknowledge it: people are not very good at remembering things the way they really happened. If an experience is an article of clothing, then memory is the garment after it’s been washed, not according to the instructions, over and over again: the colours fade, the size shrinks, the original, nostalgic scent has long since become the artificial orchid smell of fabric softener. Giyora Shiro, may he rest in peace, was thinking all this while standing in line to get into the next world ”That’s quite the opener for a story, isn’t it? The apt but just slightly ridiculous metaphor, which is then revealed as not an authorial pronouncement but a character’s ruminations. And then we meet the character – excellently specific name – and we find out he’s dead, and, in that drolly formulaic aside “may he rest in peace”, we meet the auth...

Politics

6 d. ago UK households urged to cover soil in one item already in your garden

As the temperature heats up across the UK, an expert has recommended taking this one easy step to help protect your soil and garden plants from the sun's relentless rays

Politics

6 d. ago UK households urged to leave beds unmade before going on holiday

A cleaning influencer has shared why you should never make your bed before going away

Politics

6 d. ago Householders urged to leave beds unmade when you go on holiday for one good reason

It might be the last thing you want to do but there's a vital reason beds should be left stripped

Politics

7 d. ago People urged to still send in energy meter readings as new price cap kicks in

The typical household bill for those who have not signed up to a fixed tariff has dropped by £129 to £1,720 per year when the regulator's new price cap came into force today (July 1)

Science

7 d. ago Met Office urgently asks UK households to follow 11am 'rule' this week

The government agency is encouraging people to follow one rule for four hours of the day during the hot weather

Society