64 m. ago Trove of gold coins and jewellery 'hidden from the invading Nazis' is found buried in mountainside

Hikers came across the 15.4lb (7kg) hoard worth over £250,000 after taking a short cut on the wooded slopes of the Czech Republic's northeastern Podkrkonosí Mountains.

Events

88 m. ago Office manager who bought Celtic FC tickets and other treats with company credit card sells home to repay former bosses

Karen Fitzpatrick, 54, from Coatbridge, siphoned off cash from PBR Building Services for almost five years.

Society

92 m. ago Skin expert warns 'most people' mistake deadly cancer for harmless bite

Over 25,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma every year. Yet thousands do not know the vital signs according to the expert.

Events

2 h. ago People's Postcode Lottery funding gives Highlands clubs help to open new doors

Community groups can knock open the doors for more Scots to take part in sport after winning £1,000 grants from leading charity Sported with funding from the People’s Postcode Lottery.

Politics

2 h. ago Towel tycoon leaves son 'facing bankruptcy' after dragging him to court for second time months after winning bitter battle over £2.2m mansion

Michael Parker, 62, has dragged son Thomas Parker-Bowyer, 32, to court a second time, claiming around £600,000 relating to fallout from their first legal battle over their £2.2m Bourne End home.

Economics

2 h. ago DWP sending letters to 400,000 people ahead of benefit payment being axed

Thousands of households still claiming income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) are being sent letters in the post, telling them to move to Universal Credit

Politics

3 h. ago Two new crocodile species discovered in Caribbean – but they are already facing extinction

Researchers say there may only be about 1,000 of the reptiles left

Politics

3 h. ago Where Dragons Live review – reflections on family life in an extraordinary setting

In this warm documentary, three siblings clear out their enormously grand childhood home in Oxfordshire where among the happy memories are those of crueltyThis warm, gentle documentary from Suzanne Raes is about a family – and a family home – that might have interested Nancy Mitford or Wes Anderson. Maybe it takes a non-British film-maker to appreciate such intense and unfashionable Englishness; not eccentric exactly, but wayward and romantic. It is about a trio of middle-aged siblings’ from the Impey family who take on the overpoweringly sad duty of clearing out their enormously grand childhood home in Oxfordshire. The huge medieval manor house Cumnor Place, with its dozens of chimneys, mysterious rooms and staircases was bought by their late mother, the neuroscientist Jane Impey (née Mellanby), with the proceeds of the sale in 1966 of a postcard-sized but hugely valuable painting, Rogier van der Weyden’s Saint George and the Dragon.Impey died in 2021 and her husband, author and an...

Society

3 h. ago Martin Lewis explains if £20,000 cash ISA limit is being 'killed off'

A cash ISA is a type of savings account where you can save up to £20,000 each tax year and any savings interest you make will be tax-free

Economics

4 h. ago 'This is one hell of a baptism by fire for you to start your criminal career'

Regan Murray had a luxury lifestyle including designer clothes and a £17,000 Rolex watch off his crime

Events

6 h. ago Stronghold wildfire grows to 2,000 acres in windy conditions as locals urged to evacuate

Strong winds that are contributing to the rapid spread of the Stronghold Fire in Cochise County, Arizona as 246 emergency service personnel have been assigned to tackle the flames

Events

7 h. ago ‘The eighth wonder of the world’: China’s terracotta warriors to march on Australia for blockbuster show

Perth will host huge exhibition of ancient treasures from first emperor’s tomb in June, with 40% of the artefacts leaving China for the first time everGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailTwo thousand years ago, in a bid to conquer death itself, China’s first emperor Qin Shi Huang commissioned a city of the dead: a 49 sq km mausoleum guarded by an army of clay warriors, built to defend his tomb for eternity.When farmers near Xi’an unearthed the first clay head in 1974, they cracked open one of humanity’s greatest archaeological mysteries, with more than 8,000 Terracotta Warriors discovered over the last 50 years. Now, fragments of that dream of immortality rise again – this time in Perth, where the largest exhibition of the Terracotta Warriors ever staged in Australia will head later this yearSign up for the fun stuff with our rundown of must-reads, pop culture and tips for the weekend, every Saturday morning Continue reading...

Events

7 h. ago Scottish Power slap stressed mum with bill for nearly £8k after billing blunder

Lisa Thompson received an apology after being charged nearly £8,000 in a billing blunder.

Economics

8 h. ago 'I'm a car expert and these 3 cheap models under £6,000 are the least problematic'

Drivers looking to invest in a second-hand vehicle should consider these three models that are reliable and stylish, and will guarantee no expensive upkeep or maintenance

Economics

10 h. ago New Gurkha artillery unit 'is created as British Army battles manpower issues' 

The King's Gurkha Artillery (KGA) will consist of 400 of the currently around 4,000 Nepalese personnel that make up the Brigade of Gurkhas (pictured, file photo).

Events

10 h. ago Is Net Zero to blame for Spain blackout chaos? Why green power may have exacerbated anarchy as 30,000 officers are deployed to the streets and panic

The country declared a state of emergency last night and said it was deploying 30,000 police officers as part of security measures to deal with the mayhem caused by the calamitous outage.

Events

11 h. ago I bought a Fisker Ocean EV for £42,000...but have now got a 2.5

Karin Simonsen, a marketing manager from Southampton, has been left with a useless electric car after it was 'bricked' and the firm went out of business.

Economics

11 h. ago REVEALED: From cancer to arthritis, how drug companies are selling treatments for 1,000 times what they cost to make

When Roy Bradley was told he had cancer in his lungs and liver, his first thought was he couldn't face chemotherapy and should prepare for his death.

Economics

12 h. ago Number of Channel migrant crossings this year exceeds 10,000

More than 200 people made the journey, with one boat seen arriving in Dover carrying around 50 migrants.

Events

12 h. ago Unlucky 0s: More than 5,000 lottery winners split prize after picking same numbers

Lottery officials said playing triples is fairly common for the Pick 3 game

Politics