21 m. ago AD FEATURE: Discover a future you can build with construction careers, from apprenticeships to degrees

If you are 16-19, the Chartered Institute of Building has resources to guide your journey into the industry

Society

24 m. ago Ayrshire couple slam GP practice amid claims cancer diagnosis was almost missed

Martin Dorans says his wife Diane, 69, struggled to get a face-to-face appointment with a doctor at Station Road Medical Practice in Prestwick.

Science

34 m. ago Arsenal slammed over £68m Eberechi Eze transfer: 'He could create trouble'

Eberechi Eze is set to choose Arsenal and finally complete a move away from Crystal Palace, but the Gunners' transfer policy is coming under scrutiny thanks to the deal

Economics

36 m. ago There’s an app for that: finding a sunny cafe in Paris, the city of light

Jveuxdusoleil (I want sun) taps into a key part of Parisian culture: drinks on the terrasse, as many fear the extinction of the bistrotIn August, Paris is uncharacteristically quiet as hordes of residents scatter to the country’s beaches and coasts for a yearly month of vacation. Businesses close and the city nearly grinds to a halt. Among those who remain, there is an eternal, quintessentially Parisian quest: hunting for a balmy terrasse bathed in sunlight for an evening apéritif.Finding the perfect seat on the pavement outside a cafe may be a matter of a chance stroll or a timely text from a friend. This summer, though, a digital solution has gained popularity in an extremely French instance of the old Apple slogan “there’s an app for that”: Jveuxdusoleil, an app that tracks the sun’s movement through the city’s maze of buildings to pinpoint exactly where you can claim a sunny spot on a terrace for your coffee. It arrives at a precarious moment for this particularly Parisian pursu...

Politics

38 m. ago Hundreds of homeless applications recorded in Renfrewshire in first four months of financial year

A total of 419 were submitted from April to July – representing 22 per cent increase on same period last year.

Politics

43 m. ago The massive change coming to United Utilities affecting 2.5 million people in the north west

Hundreds of jobs stand to be created in the multi-billion pound deal announced by United Utilities for the Haweswater aqueduct

Politics

61 m. ago How much could you save on tech by leasing? We crunch the numbers and save hundreds of pounds

Leasing is becoming a popular alternative to buying, and we’ve looked into how much you can save over the monthly 0% finance deals from Apple, Samsung and more

Politics

64 m. ago Glasgow Caledonian is shaping the future of NHS Scotland’s workforce – find out how

As pressures on Scotland’s NHS grow amid an ageing population and increasing demand for integrated care, Glasgow Caledonian University is powering a workforce revolution.

Politics

66 m. ago Lloyds ad banned amid 'misleading' £19.5bn social housing claim

The lender's advert in The Times featured a photo of a large black horse galloping past new homes with building work underway.

Economics

73 m. ago How to make the ultimate smash burger – recreate London’s hottest food trend at home

London can’t get enough of smash burgers – but you don’t need to queue for one. This National Burger Day, chef Abbie Hendren shares her expert tips and foolproof recipe for recreating the city’s crispiest, juiciest patties in your own kitchen

Society

77 m. ago Britain's debt soars under Labour: UK in the red by an extra £186BILLION since last year's general election

From the end of July 2024 to the end of last month, the UK's national debt rocketed from £2.53trillion to £2.71trillion, the study of official figures found.

Economics

1 hour ago Moment 'drunk' driver is dragged away by police after crashing into car and clashing with shocked bystanders

This is the shocking moment a driver slammed into a parked car before chaos erupted on a residential street in Hainault, England.

Events

1 hour ago National Lottery issues ‘check tickets’ plea after six people win big cash prize

Players are being urged to "check tickets" after six big wins last night

Politics

2 h. ago How to build a cool but professional workwear wardrobe, according to stylists

Here’s what you need to lessen decision fatigue in the mornings while looking your best

Events

2 h. ago 'Desperate' Kemi Badenoch accused of 'hypocritical nonsense' over asylum hotels

Kemi Badenoch has been accused of spouting 'desperate and hypocritical nonsense' after calling on Tory councils to launch legal challenges over a problem her party caused

Events

2 h. ago How to watch the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup: TV channel and live stream

A festival of rugby is planned as 16 nations vie for glory

Sport

2 h. ago Brits waiting for parcels warned about 'phantom' scam sweeping the nation

People are being told of what they need to do to avoid being caught out by a now common postal scam where fraudsters can end up with your money and bank details

Events

3 h. ago Government borrowing less than expected in July in boost for Reeves

The Office for National Statistics said the borrowing of £1.1 billion is the lowest July figure for three years.

Politics

3 h. ago Plans for tyre plant in Swansea opposed by nearly 1,000 people set to be rejected

A company hoped to build the new facility at an industrial park but the plans didn't go down well in the area

Politics

4 h. ago Hurricane Erin stirs up strong winds, floods part of main highway as it creeps along the East Coast

Hurricane Erin has battered North Carolina’s Outer Banks with strong winds and waves that flooded part of the main highway and surged under beachfront homes

Events