1 hour ago Football owner's incredible gesture to man rescued from home during floods

The co-owner of Swansea Football Club has donated to help a family struggling after they were rescued from their home

Events

3 h. ago Prince William's kind gesture for First Lady Melania Trump during lavish state banquet

Prince William graciously pulled out a chair for First Lady Melania Trump during a glittering state banquet to welcome the US President Trump to the UK at Windsor Castle on Wednesday evening.

Politics

4 h. ago Marcus Rashford gesture ahead of Barcelona Champions League clash speaks volumes

Marcus Rashford returns to Champions League action on Thursday night, as Barcelona travel to St James' Park to take on Newcastle United in their opening fixture of the competition.

Sport

5 h. ago NHS Lanarkshire highlights simple, practical advice as part of Falls Prevention Week

Falls are a leading cause of injury, loss of independence and hospital admissions, particularly among older adults.

Politics

6 h. ago ‘I tried to escape with drugs, pills and alcohol’: Björn Borg on his misery and mayhem after quitting tennis

The sporting superstar walked away from success and adulation at 26 – much to everyone’s bemusement. He opens up about his secret life and the depression, cocaine, overdoses and aggressive cancer that almost killed him‘I’m a person who doesn’t say very much,” Björn Borg says with a wry smile. Which may be the understatement of the century. Borg, the greatest tennis player of his day, has spent 42 years saying nothing since he announced his retirement at the age of 26.When he broke that news in 1983, it was one of the biggest shocks in the history of sport. Not simply because he was at his peak, but also because he was the rock star tennis player – beautiful, mysterious and followed by a flock of teenybopper fans. When Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz triumphed in the US Open earlier this month, aged 22, he became the second youngest player to have won six major tournaments. Borg beat him by four months. Continue reading...

Events

6 h. ago Kate Middleton's subtle gesture when walking next to William after spotting closeness of Donald and Melania Trump 

A subtle gesture that Kate made while walking with husband Prince William and the Trumps yesterday has been interpreted by a body language expert in The Mirror.

Politics

7 h. ago Robert Redford's funeral plans organized by his wife revealed

The Out Of Africa star, who died in Utah in his sleep, 'left specific instructions for a simple, family-only funeral,' claimed the site. He died Tuesday at the age of 89.

Politics

8 h. ago 'I keep bananas fresh for two weeks using one simple trick I wish I'd known'

Bananas are a handy item to have in the cupboard, but they can often end up going brown and mushy too quickly - and most people are storing them in the wrong place

Politics

8 h. ago One simple ingredient will make your roasted vegetables taste so much better

If you find that simply roasting your vegetables isn't giving them enough flavour, there's one ingredient you can add to elevate them further

Events

9 h. ago Melania Trump looks chic in a suede brown coat as she meets Scouts group with Kate (and ditches her usual stilettoes for flats!)

The Slovenia-born First Lady, 55, dressed appropriately for the UK's cooler temperatures in a brown belted suede coat on Thursday afternoon.

Politics

9 h. ago Gardeners must do 5 'simple' jobs now to keep roses 'alive and thriving' this autumn

Graham Smith, a gardening expert at LBS Horticulture, has shared five gardening jobs people need to do to stop roses from catching any diseases and dying

Society

9 h. ago Five steps to build financial resilience before the year ends

Simple guide to help people on any income level prepare for an unexpected bill and start saving.

Politics

9 h. ago TV licence UK: how to apply to get free TV licences for pensioners, do over 60s need one

Older pensioners could wipe nearly £170 a year off their bills with one simple application 📺

Politics

9 h. ago Macrons to submit scientific evidence to US court to prove Brigitte was not born a man

French president and wife allege rightwing influencer Candace Owens is using defamatory attacks against them to boost media profileThe French president, Emmanuel Macron, and his wife plan to present scientific evidence to a US court to prove that Brigitte Macron was not born a man, the lawyer representing them in a defamation suit has said.The couple filed the suit in July against Candace Owens, a rightwing influencer, and her business, alleging continuing defamatory attacks against them in order to boost the profile of her media platform, gain more audience and make money. Continue reading...

Politics

9 h. ago Oldbury rape: Police doing ‘everything possible’ to bring attackers to justice

The victim, reported to be a British-born Sikh aged in her 20s, told West Midlands Police officers a racist remark was made to her during the attack.

Events

10 h. ago Simple way to fix your iPhone after users claim iOS 26 update 'drains' battery life

Some iPhone users have taken to social media to complain that Apple's new software is draining their devices.

Technology

10 h. ago UK households urged to do one simple gardening task now to keep lawns free from weeds and moss

If you've noticed weeds and moss sprouting up on your lawn, there's a simple way to get rid of them permanently

Society

10 h. ago Noel Gallagher’s kind gesture that started with 'sticker bombing son's bedroom'

A pandemic passion has now gone full-circle

Events

11 h. ago Postures: Jean Rhys in the Modern World review – sex, squalor and jungle sweat for an eternal outsider

Michael Werner Gallery, LondonArtists as varied as Sarah Lucas, Gwen John and Georg Baselitz are called upon by critic-curator Hilton Als to chime with the writer of Wide Sargasso SeaJean Rhys was a perpetual outsider. Born Welsh and Creole into largely black Dominican society in 1890, she was out of place everywhere – too foreign for Europe, too Caribbean for Britain, too white for Dominica, and much too female to be taken seriously as a writer for most of her lifetime.But her literary influence continues to grow and resonate, especially with American critic and curator Hilton Als. His group show is a heady, passionate, experimental love letter to Jean Rhys – to her literature, her in-betweenness, her life of unbound creativity in a postcolonial world – in the vein of his previous exhibitions-as-portraits of Joan Didion and James Baldwin. Continue reading...

Politics

12 h. ago Brigitte Macron to provide ‘scientific proof’ she is a woman in Candace Owens defamation battle

The far-right podcaster has spread absurd conspiracy theories that the first lady of France was born male

Politics