25 h. ago Livingston Designer Outlet announced reopening of Calvin Klein store

Reopening on September 4, the newly refitted designer store has doubled in size, creating a brighter and more specious shopping experience while also providing shoppers with more opportunities to browse their favourite Calvin Klein collections.

Politics

31 h. ago ‘Beware of 419!’: how a playwright delved into Nigerian scams – and what it taught him about money

When Inua Ellams, writer of Barber Shop Chronicles, went to Lagos, he became aware of how much fraud suffused the city – so he decided to tell the story of its consInua Ellams was walking through the streets of Lagos, the bustling former capital of Nigeria, when he began noticing a recurring phrase, spray-painted on to the sides of homes. “This house is not for sale,” it read. “Beware of 419.”The number refers to section four, chapter 19 of the Nigerian criminal code, which specifically deals with fraud – obtaining goods or property by false pretences – and the warnings were painted on houses to deter conmen who would access empty properties and sell them without the owner’s consent. Now the criminal code reference has become a catch-all term for Nigerian cons and illicit financial activity. Continue reading...

Events

54 h. ago Millionaire rock icon died penniless, forced to sell house and working at Butlin's

One of the biggest rock bands' lead vocalist left the group at the height of their fame, but sadly he didn't manage to crack the charts solo and died living in a council flat

Society

62 h. ago Furious Epping locals vow to stop paying council tax after High Court ruled asylum seekers CAN stay at controversial hotel

The Bell hotel in Epping became the epicentre of protests that swept the country last month after a migrant boarder was accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl.

Events

64 h. ago The solar farm threat to Domesday villages... How some of England's most unspoilt and ancient communities face being encircled by thousands of ugly panels

An investigation by The Mail on Sunday has discovered that plans are in place to build large-scale solar farms right up to the boundaries of historic villages.

Events

3 d. ago People who buy Apple or Windows laptop issued urgent message

If you have one of these laptops already, or have just bought one, you need to make sure you do this one crucial step

Politics

3 d. ago Phil Spencer: catastrophic rumoured tax reforms would hit ordinary Londoners

Rumours that Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering property tax reforms that include scrapping stamp duty, a tax on home sales over £500,000 and collecting capital gains tax (CGT) on homes over £1.5 million when they sell are likely to slow the housing market according to Zoopla.

Events

4 d. ago JD Vance urges Brits to 'push back against the crazies' as US vice

Huge numbers of UK or English flags have been put up in cities, towns and villages across Britain in recent weeks.

Politics

5 d. ago West Lothian Council bosses 'furious' as minibus for vulnerable adults 'stolen'

The 17-seater vehicle was allegedly stolen from Quigley House, Craigshill, around 7.50pm on Tuesday evening.

Politics

6 d. ago AD FEATURE: Craig Y Perthi solar farm plan aims to boost biodiversity on the Gwent Levels

Solar farms in Wales could help restore habitats and aid lapwing recovery on the Gwent Levels

Politics

6 d. ago Huge crowds flock to waterfall in tiny Welsh village and locals are furious

There has been such a stampede of visitors for the 'most famous' waterfalls in Europe that the local village has been brought to a standstill and locals have been left trapped in their homes.

Politics

6 d. ago Terry Wogan's son furiously hits out as family home has 'no interest' on market

Sir Terry Wogan's youngest son Mark has hit out at Chancellor Rachel Reeves, claiming she is 'killing off the housing market' after being unable to sell his parents £3.75 million mansion

Society

7 d. ago Buying or renting a house? Why you should ask for a sleepover first

More and more people now want to try a house before they buy it – and sellers are often happy to obligeName: Homebuyer sleepovers.Age: Newish. Continue reading...

Society

7 d. ago Furious locals blast ITV drama Grantchester for ruining their village with 'embarrassing' fake wisteria

Horticultural expert Alan Titchmarsh earlier this year hit out at Grantchester for saying the fake wisteria was 'awful' and drove him 'nuts.'

Events

7 d. ago Woman buys £20 dress from thrift store and people can't get over true value

A woman was left 'shaking' when she was shopping in a thrift store after she spotted a 'piece of history' and knew that she had to buy it, not realising it's true worth

Economics

8 d. ago Woman buys chocolate bar from corner shop and is horrified when she opens packet

A woman got an unwanted surprise after unwrapping a bar of chocolate and urged people to avoid buying the same thing - but it seems she may have made a mistake with the product

Economics

9 d. ago Eleven cabinet ministers at risk of losing seats as Corbyn's new party threatens to split vote

The Mail on Sunday understands that Mr Corbyn's new movement has already reached more than 700,000 'sign-ups' - nearly double the size of Labour's membership.

Politics

1 week ago 8 best storage beds to help you maximise space, tested by our sleep experts

Whether you have a double or a king size, with a little bit of help, you can achieve a clutter-free bedroom

Politics

1 week ago Hurricane Erin live updates: New Jersey under state of emergency as monster storm moves northeast

Erin is double the size of an average storm, according to the National Hurricane Center, which is watching three other possible tropical systems develop in the Atlantic

Events

1 week ago Energy park plan could see giant wind turbines planted in Ayrshire countryside

Global energy producer and service provider, Voltalia UK Ltd, has identified a 440 hectare site for the proposal.

Politics