2 h. ago Expert's £7.50 radiator trick could slash your bills if you act right now

As the weather begins to get cooler you might start to worry about your energy expenditure - luckily, this cheap and easy radiator hack can help you keep costs down

Economics

5 h. ago Leigh Francis 'sparks fears he'll never do TV again after career backlash as the Keith Lemon star reveals the future of his two biggest shows'

The star, 52, is a household name thanks to his unique sense of humour and hit television shows.

Culture

5 h. ago Burning Man homicide victim pictured after he was 'found dead in a pool of blood'

The man's body was found at Burning Man festival after 9pm local time on Saturday, August 30 "lying on the ground" in a pool of blood, the sheriff's office said

Events

5 h. ago Burning Man homicide victim named after he was 'found dead in a pool of blood'

The man's body was found at Burning Man festival after 9pm local time on Saturday, August 30 "lying on the ground" in a pool of blood, the sheriff's office said

Events

5 h. ago London’s victims’ commissioner named as new England and Wales advocate

Claire Waxman described it as a ‘true honour’ to take on her new post.

Events

6 h. ago Oasis branded 'free riders' as Gallagher brothers' feud with online retailer escalates

Oasis have been slammed by the retailer of the same name for being 'free riders' as the band tries to trademark their logo design, with the Gallagher brothers now reportedly branded 'free riders' by the firm

Politics

6 h. ago Portugal in mourning after 15 die in tragedy on iconic Lisbon funicular

Eyewitnesses told local media that the streetcar careened down the hill, apparently out of control

Events

6 h. ago Sophie Turner tapped to lead Amazon Prime Video’s Tomb Raider as Lara Croft

The live-action series is set to begin production in January

Politics

7 h. ago ‘Slap on the wrist’: critics decry weak penalties on Google after landmark monopoly trial

Judge said tech giant had monopoly but let it keep Chrome and Android; critics cried foul while Wall Street cheeredA judge ruled on Tuesday that Google would not be forced to sell its Chrome browser or the Android operating system, saving the tech giant from the most severe penalties sought by the US government. The same judge had ruled in favor of US prosecutors nearly a year ago, finding that Google built and maintained an illegal monopoly with its namesake search engine.Groups critical of Google’s dominance in the internet search and online advertising industry are furious. They contend the judge missed an opportunity to enact meaningful change in an industry that has suffocated under the crushing weight of its heaviest player. Tech industry groups and investors, by contrast, are thrilled. Shares in Alphabet, Google’s parent company, have risen 9% since Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading...

Politics

7 h. ago Mikel Arteta leaves injured Arsenal star out of Champions League squad as history awaits

Mikel Arteta has named his squad for Arsenal's Champions League campaign, using just 23 of the 25 available player slots on the Gunners' 'A' list for the league phase

Sport

7 h. ago Brian Austin Green's partner is LIVID with hater who says their son 'looks like a girl' when posing with his siblings

Green has a son named Zane with his current partner, Sharna Burgess, 40. 'Damn now even this boy looks like a girl why do all his boys look like girls?' the commenter wrote.

Politics

7 h. ago British seaside town named 'worst' with dog mess problem and murky brown sea

A survey carried out by Which? found that the town's accommodation and value for money scored a meagre 49%

Politics

8 h. ago Downton Abbey producer hints grand finale film may not spell end for franchise

The story of Lady Mary, Lord Grantham and Mrs. Hughes may be drawing to a close, but Downton Abbey itself might not be finished just yet.

Politics

8 h. ago Warning West Lothian drug deaths drop could be reversed by synthetic opioids

The head of West Lothian’s Health and Social Care Partnership Alison White said “one death is too many" after 2024 figures revealed drug deaths had fallen across Scotland.

Events

8 h. ago Morrissey puts his business interests in the Smiths up for sale ‘to any interested party’

Musician says he has ‘no choice’ after being ‘burnt out by any and all connections’ to his former bandmatesMorrissey has announced that he “has no choice” but to put up for sale the entirety of his business interests in the Smiths “to any interested party/investor”.The deal, made in apparent seriousness on his website, Morrissey Solo, in a post titled “A Soul for Sale”, would include the band’s name and artwork, which he created, as well as his share of merchandising rights, lyrical and musical compositions, synchronisation, recordings and publishing contractual rights. Continue reading...

Economics

8 h. ago West Lothian football pitches left covered in rubbish by travellers

The makeshift day-long encampment at Eliburn’s football pitches left behind enough rubbish to fill 18 bags when local members of the West Lothian Litter Pickers moved in to clean up.

Politics

8 h. ago Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale review – this silly, enjoyable nonsense should go on for ever

News of Lady Mary’s divorce is presented with impeccable seriousness in a watchable outing that shouldn’t be the lastGrand finale? Oh please. Let’s get real; there is no reason why this particular brand of gibbering, wittering, blithering and surreally enjoyable nonsense shouldn’t go on for ever, like Frank Sinatra’s farewell tour or shortbread manufacture in the Scottish Highlands. Both of the previous Downton films had a sentimental last-hurrah message that didn’t preclude another one dropping off the production line. We could make the next film Downton Abbey: The Royal Finale and the one after that Downton Abbey: The Imperial Finale.The last but one film finished on a funereal drone shot of Downton Abbey at sunset and the one after that was subtitled “A New Era” – but this one, it seems, has taken us back to the very end of the old era, inviting us to swoon loyally at the passing of something special and yet also at the same time doff our caps at the bluebloods’ insouciant gift f...

Politics

9 h. ago India to cut taxes on hundreds of consumer goods to boost local demand following steep US tariffs

India moves to cut taxes on hundreds of consumer goods ranging from air conditioners to small cars to bolster local consumption and cushion the economy from the blow of steep U.S. import tariffs

Economics

9 h. ago Chelsea name Champions League squad as new signing cruelly left out by Enzo Maresca

Chelsea and their Champions League rivals have all named their squads for the Champions League's league phase, and clubs have been forced to make some tough decisions

Sport

9 h. ago Loved Glasgow bar MacSorley’s is celebrating after being named Sunday Mail pub of the year

Glasgow bar MacSorley’s fought off tough competition to win Sunday Mail pub of the year.

Politics