61 m. ago Jeremy Clarkson signs up with Deliveroo to sell his Diddly Squat farm goods in UK cities

The beloved farm shop, which features in the former Top Gear presenter's Prime Video series Clarkson's Farm, has teamed up with the food delivery service to deliver products in the UK.

Politics

62 m. ago This is how the new hospital could look as North Manchester General is rebuilt

After years of waiting for the go-ahead, the hospital was told by the government that it would finally be getting a £1.5bn transformation

Politics

74 m. ago Owners of 'hidden gem' tap house put Greater Manchester venue up for sale after eight years

'I feel like we’ve managed to have a really big impact on the area'

Politics

76 m. ago Andrija Delibašić: Former LaLiga and Montenegro star dies aged 43 after cancer battle

Tributes have poured in for the ex-striker, who scored some memorable goals for his country - including against England

Events

84 m. ago Man United told where they stand on Bruno Fernandes' contract as £70m transfer claim made

Manchester United have been informed of the likelihood of holding onto their captain, Bruno Fernandes, after the Portuguese midfielder's excellent form this season

Economics

85 m. ago ‘Ghost kitchens’, fast casual and higher prices: how the pandemic changed the US restaurant industry

Americans eat takeout more. Some drink less. Bar-and-grill chains have shuttered. But the restaurant industry has evolved and reboundedBefore Covid, Li’l Dizzy’s, a Creole buffet run by one of New Orleans’ famous Black restaurant families, was a mainstay of the city’s Treme neighborhood. But when officials issued the first Covid stay-at-home orders in March 2020, Li’l Dizzy’s closed, and it did not reopen: how could a buffet restaurant operate during a pandemic?That fall, the cafe’s 73-year-old owner, Wayne Baquet Sr, announced he was selling the restaurant, citing his age and pandemic health risks. The closure appeared to mark the end of a Baquet culinary family legacy that started in Treme in the 1940s and expanded to other family outposts across the city. Continue reading...

Events

88 m. ago Global investors feel a 'warmth' towards Scotland, The Scotsman's Investment Conference told

The Scotsman has hosted its Investment Conference, with Sandy Begbie, the chief executive of Scottish Financial Enterprise, amongst the speakers

Economics

89 m. ago Nicholas Prosper's dad weeps as court told his family's deaths prevented school massacre

Nicholas Prosper's father Ray struggled to contain his emotions as the court heard how the deaths of his other family members prevented the twisted murderer from carrying out a school shooting

Events

90 m. ago The demise of doggie bags: why restaurant leftovers are being left behind

When was the last time you took food home after a meal out? If it’s a been awhile, you’re not alone. But what about all that waste?Name: Doggie bags.Age: According to the Smithsonian magazine, about 85 years. Continue reading...

Politics

93 m. ago John Swinney 'not surprised' Neil Findlay chose to quit Scottish Labour over benefits cut

The First Minister spoke out today after the Record revealed how a former MSP had resigned his Labour membership after 35 years.

Politics

1 hour ago Judge grudgingly extends deadline for Trump administration to give details on deportation flights – live

US government has until noon ET Friday to either provide details of the flights or to invoke a doctrine shielding information on national security groundsDemocratic congressman Glenn Ivey told constituents at a town hall meeting in his Maryland district that Chuck Schumer, the Senate’s Democratic minority leader, should step down from his position after a bitter intraparty fight over government funding last week, HuffPost reports.Ivey is the first member of Congress to say Schumer should leave his leadership position, after the leader supplied enough votes to pass a Republican-backed government funding bill through the Senate. House Democrats had near-unanimously rejected the measure, and many in the party believe Schumer, who argued the bill was better than allowing a shutdown that could be exploited by Donald Trump and Elon Musk, gave up leverage he could have used against the administration. Continue reading...

Events

1 hour ago Three DEAD and two unwell following severe listeria outbreak linked to desserts served in NHS hospitals

All chilled desserts including ice cream, mousses and yoghurts supplied by the company have now been recalled.

Events

2 h. ago Trump reveals what he told Zelensky during their first call since testy Oval Office showdown

President Donald Trump said he had a 'very good telephone call' with Ukrainian President Zelensky in their first conversation since last month's disastrous Oval Office meeting.

Politics

2 h. ago Neighbours actor Ian Smith ‘defying the odds’ after terminal cancer diagnosis

He previously revealed that he has a rare form of lung cancer,

Culture

2 h. ago Cheerios and Shreddies cereal blow as maker announces factory to close

Company announces 300 jobs are at risk as demand for cereals plunges

Events

2 h. ago Schoolgirl, 14, targeted by bullies after cancer surgery as mum sent disgusting text

Lucie Thomson has been the subject of a tirade of bullying since she went back to school in November following her last surgery to remove a brain tumour. She is now too scared to leave her house

Events

2 h. ago Ministers told to ‘stop pussyfooting around’ and end nuclear block in Scotland

Scotland’s sole remaining nuclear power station is at Torness, where operations have been extended to 2030.

Politics

2 h. ago Coronation Street star Charlotte Jordan told 'this makes up for' it after debuting new look after soap exit

The Daisy Midgeley actress is 'making up for' her time away from social media, which coincided with her confirming her exit from the show

Politics

2 h. ago Overnight closures on A82 in Dumbarton as drainage and resurfacing work begins

Work to improve the road surface and drainage on a section of the A82 through Dumbarton began this week and will last until next month.

Politics

2 h. ago Former volunteer police officer admits taking pictures of footage showing body

Ex-Leicestershire Police special constable William Heggs was told he is likely to be jailed for data protection and computer misuse breaches.

Events