38 m. ago Shoppers furious after council spends nearly £40m on 'abysmal' revamp in city centre...including a 'stream' with no water

Last month, Plymouth City Council held an opening ceremony for the latest phase of its regeneration project.

Economics

60 m. ago McIlroy emotional after overtaking Ballesteros with seventh Race to Dubai title

Fitzpatrick wins DP World Tour Championship in playoffMcIlroy now one behind record for season-long crownsAn emotional Rory McIlroy hailed surpassing Seve Ballesteros by winning a seventh Race to Dubai title as more than he ever dreamed of. McIlroy was beaten in a playoff by Matt Fitzpatrick in the season-ending DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, having staged a dramatic late fightback with an eagle at the final hole.While his Ryder Cup teammate celebrated a third win in the event, the Northern Irishman clinched the season-long crown to eclipse the late Ballesteros’ tally of six and move one behind record-holder, Colin Montgomerie. McIlroy told Sky Sports: “It’s amazing, I had a conversation with Carmen [Ballesteros’s ex-wife] before I went out to play today and she told me how proud he would have been. Continue reading...

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63 m. ago Lisa Riley's life from 'painful' weight loss and why she won't marry long

Emmerdale Mandy Dingle star Lisa Riley will be hoping to be crowned queen of the jungle next month as she ditches the ITV soap for I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!

Politics

86 m. ago Scotland weather: Coldest temperature since March recorded in the Highlands as Scotland braces for ‘cold snap’

Freezing temperatures and wintery showers are forecasted for the coming days.

Politics

1 hour ago Certain 'forgotten' CDs on your shelves could be worth thousands

CDs are making a comeback, with collectors willing to pay hundreds or even thousands for certain discs that might be gathering dust at home

Politics

2 h. ago Premier League's forgotten Players of the Month including Birmingham hero and Chelsea flop

Bryan Mbeumo was named the Premier League's Player of the Month in October and joins an illustrious list that includes some true greats, but also some cult heroes and forgotten names

Sport

3 h. ago Make way for the flock! Hundreds of sheep head through German city to their winter pastures

Pedestrians in the German city of Nuremberg made way for hundreds of bleating sheep on Sunday as a flock of the animals was herded through the center on its way to its winter quarters

Politics

3 h. ago England seek history as they bid to end 2025 on high in Albania

Thomas Tuchel’s side target new record as they round off World Cup qualification campaign

Politics

3 h. ago Immigration crackdown inspires uniquely Chicago pushback that's now a model for other cities

As an unprecedented immigration crackdown enters a third month, a growing number of Chicago residents are fighting back against what they deem a racist and aggressive overreach of the federal government

Politics

3 h. ago Carrots won't go mouldy for '3 months' if you store them with 1 thing in the fridge

Carrots are a versatile and nutritious vegetable that can be used in a variety of dishes, but they can also spoil quickly. Here's how to store them to keep them fresh for longer.

Politics

3 h. ago Five times Prince William let his true feelings on Andrew slip from Kate remarks to Palace rows

Buckingham Palace recently announced that Prince Andrew will be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and will lose his royal titles after a formal process initiated by King Charles last month

Politics

3 h. ago EE down: Hundreds of customers report issues with mobile and broadband

EE customers have reported problems with their signal and broadband connection

Economics

4 h. ago Yungblud cancels tour dates as doctors spot 'concerns' on medical check

Musician Yungblud had been scheduled to perform a string of concerts across America this month, but has now announced these have been cancelled due to medical reasons

Society

4 h. ago How repression is born – and how to resist it | Javier Corrales and Daniel Altschuler

In a clear pattern, a machine designed to generate law and order morphs into an organization operating under lawlessnessWe have entered the openly repressive phase of the Trump presidency. The administration has moved beyond verbal attacks on civil society. It is now deploying coercive force against civic organizations and their leaders. While the attacks may seem contained for now, they are likely to grow. Research on other cases of democratic backsliding suggests that once coercion begins, regardless of how limited at first, escalation follows.In the months ahead, we should thus expect more, not less, government repression. To meet it, pro-democracy organizations, universities and law firms must bravely speak up against abuses of power while building the broadest possible coalition to stand up for fundamental rights. Community, labor and advocacy groups must also train their ranks in strategic nonviolence to resist provocations from the state and make repression backfire.Javier Co...

Politics

4 h. ago BBC Shetland locations you can visit in real life including remote village where season 10 is filmed

Shetland recently returned to screens for its tenth season which is being filmed in a tiny village which is home to only a few hundred people - here's where it is in real life

Politics

4 h. ago How violent attack victim has helped bring more than 1,300 criminals to justice

Lois Gibson holds a Guinness World Record for the number of criminals brought to justice as a result of her work. By the time she retired her work had led to 1,313 criminals being identified

Events

4 h. ago Revealed: Celebrity had secret affair with Strictly pro dancer months before their relationship broke down

A couple on a recent series of Strictly Come Dancing had a secret affair shortly before the celebrity dancer's relationship broke down, The Daily Mail can reveal.

Society

4 h. ago Ollie Pope believes pressure on England place will push him to deliver in Ashes

Batter scored 100 and 90 against Lions in warmupWas dropped after averaging 11.16 in 2021-22 tourOllie Pope believes the pressure of defending his spot in the England team amid constant speculation about his future and the rising challenge presented by Jacob Bethell has given him greater clarity and quality, leaving him well placed to improve a poor record against Australia when the Ashes start on Friday.In 10 Test innings against the Australians Pope has never scored more than 42, averaging 11.16 in the three games he played last time England toured here in 2021-22, and 22.50 in two matches when the Ashes were last contested in 2023. The 27-year-old looked in fine form when scoring 100 and 90 in the warmup fixture against the Lions at Lilac Hill and will head to the Optus Stadium for the first Test with confidence high. Continue reading...

Events

4 h. ago November hydrangea mistake can cause flowers to die off in winter

Many gardeners tend to overlook this essential task in the cooler months of the year, but this can lead to damage and no flowers in spring

Events

5 h. ago Strictly viewers 'fuming' as fan favourite is sent home in 'most shocking elimination yet' after results were leaked online DURING filming

The results episode is pre-recorded at Elstree following Saturday's main show with strict security measures at Elstree studios in order to keep the dance-offs and eliminations secret.

Sport