3 h. ago Tight security and political tension hang over key Norway v Israel World Cup qualifier

The hosts in Oslo are closing in on qualification but the politics surrounding their visitors’ presence casts a shadow over the footballIt will be the most high-security sports event in Norway since the Winter Olympics in 1994. Anti-terror measures are in place throughout Oslo; a no-fly zone will be implemented in the skies above Ullevi Stadion and through all the tension it could be easy to forget that the national team are within touching distance of a first World Cup appearance for 27 years. Beating Israel would put them on the verge but the visitors’ presence has added multiple layers of complexity and controversy.That will be clear on Saturday afternoon, when a crowd of several thousand is expected to march peacefully from the centre of Oslo to a stage set up near the ground. It has been organised by the Palestine Committee in Norway under the slogan “Red card for Israel” and other bodies will be holding their own protests too. Outside Grønland metro station, posters of unclear...

Politics

3 h. ago Seven Scots keep DP World Tour card hopes alive after avoiding 'banana skin'

Gregor Graham and Calum Scott join five compatriots in passing Qualifying School First Stage

Society

3 h. ago Charlotte Tilbury brings back '10 years younger' airbrush called 'amazing for mature skin'

"Tried it when it arrived over fair foundation, concealer and powder. I got comments saying I looked 10 years younger so that will do nicely for me."

Politics

4 h. ago Scotland stress need for Hampden positivity as Greece frustration felt

Skipper issues Tartan Army plea and sets points target in World Cup bid

Politics

4 h. ago Andy Robertson sets Scotland points tally target in World Cup bid as skipper declares 'that's a fact'

It's seven points from three games to date and the Liverpool and Dark Blues star has eyes on replicating that total

Events

4 h. ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing star says Amy Dowden's early exit 'might be a good thing'

EXCLUSIVE: One former Strictly Come Dancing star has opened up about Amy Dowden and Thomas Skinner's exit

Politics

5 h. ago Stirling Albion defender departs club for work promotion ahead of Dundee dust

The former East Fife skipper - who turned out for several clubs either side of the border during a long career - has left the Binos due to changes in work commitments.

Politics

5 h. ago Martin Odegaard latest as injured Arsenal star joins Norway squad after statement

Arsenal skipper Martin Odegaard was dealt a new injury blow during his side's 2-0 defeat of West Ham United last time out

Events

5 h. ago Hotels and airports overwhelmed as visitors to one country dump their bags

Visitors to Japan are leaving behind their suitcases behind at hotels and airports, causing significant cost, hassle and even security concerns, Audrey Kohout, Co-CEO of Luggage Forward, told the Mirror

Society

6 h. ago The £9 moisturiser Claudia Winkleman and Victoria Beckham swear by for glowing skin

We've found the exact product behind Claudia Winkleman and Victoria Beckham's glowing complexions - and the best part is, it's only £9.50

Economics

6 h. ago Can Superdrug’s £15 moisturiser rival Elemis’s £65 cult cream

There’s a price difference of more than £40 between the two collagen formulas

Economics

6 h. ago 'I tested the Pixel Buds 2a to see if Google's new headphones are worth it'

Google announced new earbuds alongside the Pixel 10, offering smart skills and a cheaper price

Technology

7 h. ago ‘It gets a bit dirty after 2am’: overtourism debate centre stage as Abta meets in Mallorca

Home to Magaluf, a major draw for boozed-up Britain, the island has become emblematic of the most heated debate in travelThe swish seafront hotels and freshly planted palms on the gleaming promenade might tempt any unwary holidaymaker to book in for Mallorca’s Calviá beach. But step out the back door and the resort is still firmly, as it is better known, Magaluf: boozed-up Britain in Spain, with cocktails by the pint.Mallorca gets most of the Balearics’ 18 million UK visitors a year: for some residents, far too many. The island has become emblematic of the most heated debate in travel: overtourism – and how to tackle it. Continue reading...

Politics

7 h. ago Strictly pro unimpressed by Thomas Skinner's exit as he says 'he was set up to fail'

Thomas Skinner was the first celebrity to be voted off Strictly Come Dancing this year with his professional partner Amy Dowden

Events

7 h. ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing star was 'set up to fail' with 'worst song ever'

Former Apprentice star Thomas Skinner was the first celebrity to be voted off this year's series of Strictly Come Dancing, with his professional partner Amy Dowden

Events

7 h. ago I skied Japan’s most and least westernised resorts – this is what I found

The Japanese ski resort of Niseko draws tourists from across the globe with its towering peaks and legendary powder snow, but far fewer foreign skiers head to lesser-known Shiga Kogen ski area in the centre of the country – Annabel Grossman straps on her skis to try both

Politics

7 h. ago Brits spend over £200 a year on organic beauty amid 'clean living' trend

Brits are increasingly mindful of what they put on their skin, opting for organic beauty products and paying a premium for cleaner options.

Economics

8 h. ago Claudia Winkleman only uses one cleanser that 'does the best job' removing makeup

Strictly Come Dancing and The Traitors host Claudia Winkleman has shared the 'only' makeup removing product she uses that 'melts' makeup away and leaves the skin 'clean and defined'

Politics

8 h. ago Signing for Celtic is in John McGinn's 'head' as real Parkhead dream for Aston Villa skipper revealed

Charlie Mulgrew reckons the Scotland star would be desperate to score pull on the hoops - but has no idea if it will happen

Politics

8 h. ago Best beauty advent calendars under £100 for 2025 from ASOS, No7, OPI and more

Shopping writer Lucy Addicott has browsed 2025's best beauty advent calendars under £100 giving shoppers the low-down on all the best options across makeup, skincare, body and bath

Economics