44 m. ago Champions League reporter SKIS down the sideline hours before clash takes place in snow

A FOOTBALL reporter was filmed SKIING down the touchline just hours before a Champions League game on Tuesday. Severe weather conditions were forecast in Norway ahead of the European clash between Bodo/Glimt and Juventus at Aspmyra Stadion. A blanket of snow covered the pitch in the hours leading up to the game - and one...

Sport

93 m. ago Driver who killed couple walking their dog on icy country lane was ‘speeding at 87mph seconds before crash’

A DRIVER who killed a couple walking a dog in a fatal crash was driving at 87mph down an icy country lane, a court heard. Thomas and Susan Corkery were walking their friend's dog when Scott Gunn skidded and smashed into them, killing both of them and the dog. Gunn, 38, was driving at 87mph...

Events

2 h. ago UK snow forecast as 18 towns and cities at risk from Arctic blast bringing 8cm

Snow could fall in several UK towns and cities later this week as advanced weather modelling maps show a front sweeping in from the Atlantic causing serious flurries

Events

3 h. ago Meet the world’s most epic gingerbread house: 165 pound of sugar, 1,000 gumballs and 25 cooks

The giant gingerbread mountain cabin is on display at the Rockies Resort & Convention Center in Denver, Colorado, now until January 1

Society

3 h. ago Michael Schumacher's friend issues update on F1 star and says 'I don't think we'll see him again'

Formula One legend Michael Schumacher has not been seen in public since his devastating skiing accident in 2013

Politics

3 h. ago Charlotte Tilbury reduces extension of '10 years younger' stick called ‘amazing for mature skin’

Charlotte Tilbury has reduced every single item by 25% for Black Friday, including one of its bestselling products for mature skin

Events

3 h. ago England have no plans to reward Borthwick with new deal despite winning run

Head coach’s current deal runs until 2027RFU annual report shows net loss of £1.9mThe Rugby Football Union has no plans to begin talks with Steve ­Borthwick over extending his ­contract beyond 2027 “for the ­foreseeable future” despite England’s 11-match winning streak and autumn clean sweep.Borthwick’s contract runs until the end of 2027 but with England halfway through the current World Cup cycle and currently third in the world ­rankings, the RFU chief ­executive, Bill Sweeney, has no immediate intention of discussing an extension in a sea change from the union’s ­previous approach. Continue reading...

Economics

4 h. ago Katie Price risks the wrath of animal welfare charities once AGAIN as she shaves her initials into horse's coat

The former glamour model, 47, has risked the wrath of animal welfare charities once after shaving her initials into her horse's coat.

Economics

4 h. ago Cortina preparing to host heads of state during the Winter Olympics. Mayor won't say which ones

The tony mountain resort of Cortina d’Ampezzo is preparing to host heads of state during the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics

Sport

4 h. ago Meet the world’s most epic gingerbread house: 2,000 pounds and fully walkable

The giant gingerbread mountain cabin is on display at the Rockies Resort & Convention Center in Denver, Colorado, now until January 1

Politics

5 h. ago Medik8 Vitamin C serum that makes skin 'glow' and feel 'firmer' is 25% off

The Medik8 C-Tetra Lipid 7% Vitamin C Radiance Serum is currently on sale for Black Friday, and has received rave reviews from shoppers

Politics

5 h. ago From Years and Years to Black Mirror: the best TV prophecies for how AI will end us all

Will AI take all our jobs? Prevent all crimes from being committed? Or finally develop skills beyond that of a trainee copywriter? Here are television’s finest depictions of our imminent future There aren’t many television shows yet about how AI affects our daily lives. After all, there isn’t much dramatic potential in shows about creatively flaccid people using ChatGPT to write woeful little Facebook updates. But that is not to say we haven’t come close. For years, fiction about AI tended to be exclusively about killer robots, but some shows have taken a more nuanced look at how AI will shape our lives over the next few years. Here are the best of them. Continue reading...

Politics

5 h. ago ‘A fire, a dog, and the starry sky’: the teens overcoming phone

A new documentary from the makers of Jesus Camp follows the students enrolled at one of Norway’s 85 ‘folk high schools’. Can sledding and survival skills cure their social media-induced anxiety?Nineteen-year-old Hege is stricken by all the common anxieties of her generation. She spends too much time scrolling through socials on her phone, and as a result she is obsessed with how other people perceive her, and highly stressed when it comes to interacting with real humans in the flesh. “I think a lot about what people think about me,” she says. “You get tired of it.”The young adult from Sandnes in the south-west of Norway is one of the three teenage protagonists of Folktales, a new documentary that proposes a refreshingly simple remedy for zoomer angst: “Give yourself a fire, a dog, and the starry sky above you.” Continue reading...

Events

5 h. ago Katie Price risks the wrath of animal welfare charities once AGAIN as she cuts her initials into her horse's skin

The former glamour model, 47, recently bought a new puppy despite frequent calls from charities to ban the star from owning pets and was featured in a brutal PETA Halloween campaign last month.

Economics

6 h. ago Actress who appeared on Skins 18 years ago lifts lid on big star's attitude

An actress who landed her first job on an episode of Skins in 2007 has said there was one actor who 'intimidated' her, and she was surprised by his behaviour

Politics

6 h. ago Turner & Constable review – boiling portentous skies versus two men and a dog

Tate Britain, London JMW Turner is beaten by John Constable in this mighty show. But who cares when the work is so sublime you can hear the squelching and smell the river?Turner or Constable: who’s the boss? Tate Britain’s exhibition of work by the two artists, subtitled Rivals and Originals, fudges the question. Born a year apart and both alumni of the Royal Academy schools in London, each was keenly aware of what the other was doing, in a British art world that was as febrile and competitive, if immeasurably smaller, than it is today (although you should try the Italian Renaissance if you want full-blooded rivalries and enmities). Sometimes, they sought the same collectors and painted the same subjects. Turner was encouraged from an early age by his father, a Covent Garden wigmaker and barber; Constable was the son of a Suffolk mill owner and grain merchant who wanted him to take over the family business.As well as their contrasting backgrounds, their temperaments could not have b...

Politics

6 h. ago Marks and Spencer's shoppers love how bright skin looks after using £21 balm

This beauty buy is infused with vitamin C, cranberry seed oil, and vitamin E, known for their skin-reviving benefits and reduced from £30

Economics

6 h. ago UK snow forecast maps show 5 inches falling as temperatures drop to Arctic

The latest snow maps show the chilly front that has taken hold of the UK for the best part of the latter half of November will stay put this week, with massive 12cm over Scotland

Politics

7 h. ago Michael Schumacher's family change rules on who is allowed inside their inner circle

Michael Schumacher has not been seen in public since his skiing accident in 2013

Politics

7 h. ago UK to be hit with two arctic weather blasts next week with 'intense snow'

Up to 7 inches of snow could fall as two winter weather fronts head towards the UK

Events