47 m. ago Tom Phillips shot dead as his missing kids found alive after four years on run

Police confirmed the children were discovered at a campsite on Monday, describing them as safe and well - their dad was shot dead earlier that day while allegedly carrying out a burglary

Events

53 m. ago Mozambique welcomes $6 billion electricity project from World Bank backing

Mozambique has won World Bank backing for a $6 billion hydroelectric plant

Economics

2 h. ago Labour given workers rights warning as shop worker says racist abuse left her 'terrified'

Labour has been urged to stand firm on its planned Employment Rights Bill, as TUC leader Paul Nowak tells Keir Starmer - 'Deliver the change you promised at the election'

Events

2 h. ago Buffalo Bills score 16 points in final four minutes to stun Baltimore Ravens

Elsewhere, the Indianapolis Colts and Washington Commanders romped to big wins over the Miami Dolphins and New York Giants respectively.

Sport

2 h. ago France is the 'sick man of Europe' declares Marine Le Pen in scathing attack on Macron

Marine Le Pen has called for new parliamentary elections to break the deadlock

Politics

3 h. ago When I left India, Ireland welcomed me in. I won’t let bigotry destroy the country we love | Cauvery Madhavan

People from the Indian community, and others, are facing violence that was once unthinkable. We must not give in to the racistsI grew up twice. The first time in India, where I was born, and the second time in Ireland. One nation birthed me, the other swaddled my very soul. I was 24 years old when I arrived in Ireland in 1986, one of a handful of “aliens” in Sligo town. The only Irish people I had known until then were nuns, formidable women all, who ran many convent schools in India. I obviously didn’t impress them as I was deemed unmarriageable because of my consistently untidy needlework – at the age of 10. But I held no grudges, leaving India a little over a decade later, fortified by a wonderful education.Ireland in the 1980s shocked me in more ways than one. Yes, the 40 shades of green, the 21 types of rain, the 32 words for field and the 100,000 welcomes – they were all quite real. But also palpable was a society still stifled by religion. Married people had no right to divor...

Politics

3 h. ago MTV VMAs 2025: Ariana Grande, Sabrina Carpenter, Lady Gaga among winners

Lady Gaga walked away with Artist of the Year, while Ariana Grande took home the most coveted award of the night

Politics

3 h. ago Dezi Freeman manhunt day 14 LIVE updates: Shattered widow of cop Neal Thompson allegedly gunned down by Dezi Freeman is comforted by loved ones at moving funeral

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Politics

5 h. ago MTV VMAs 2025 winners: Lady Gaga nabs Artist of the Year as show begins — live

Lady Gaga leads with 12 nominations, followed closely by Bruno Mars with 11

Culture

6 h. ago 'I'm a driving instructor and this is the fastest I ever taught a learner to pass'

This expert believes computer games including classics like Grand Theft Auto and Gran Turismo make boys better drivers, meaning they're the fastest to pass their driving tests

Politics

6 h. ago Dame Helen Mirren and Sir Ian McKellen lead stars' pleas to Lords on assisted dying ahead of decisive 'end of life' vote

Dame Helen Mirren and Sir Ian McKellen are urging peers to 'show the world Britain can lead with empathy and courage' on assisted dying.

Politics

6 h. ago World's most crowded holiday destination has over 100 tourists per local

A new study announced the world's most overcrowded destinations - and it's not good news for holidaymakers. Below is a full list of the most crowded locations

Politics

7 h. ago Premier League star's father charged with sex attack while 'on a night out with his family at a Wetherspoons'

A Premier League footballer's father has reportedly been charged with sexual assault following an alleged incident in a Wetherspoon's pub.

Politics

7 h. ago 'Cash for council houses scam' busted: Two 'corrupt housing officers' at Labour authority are arrested after 'taking bungs to allocating hundreds of properties'

The corrupt housing officers allegedly demanded cash for properties before wrongly issuing hundreds of social homes in the east London borough of Barking and Dagenham.

Society

8 h. ago Labour’s ruling body to draw up plans for race to replace Rayner

The National Executive Committee will hold talks on Monday aimed at deciding on a timeline and rules for the contest.

Politics

8 h. ago Jade: That’s Showbiz Baby! review – former Little Mix star thrives in chaos on an idiosyncratic debut

(Sony)Jade Thirlwall offers a wild ride through electroclash, Eurovision drama and emotive synth-pop – albeit one she can’t quite maintain for a whole albumLast month, the indefatigable Vice magazine published a piece on the “summer of British chaos”, documenting a scene of deranged social media provocateurs existing at the crispiest fringes of our nation’s cooked identity. Writer Clive Martin defined these graven images of the algorithm as being regionally specific, lurid, rowdy, funny and hedonistic. As a former member of Little Mix, a girl band put together via public vote on The X Factor, Jade Thirlwall might not seem like the likeliest bedfellow of this unhinged movement. But the South Shields pop star’s debut solo single, last year’s Angel of My Dreams, dodged focus-grouped smoothness to present a sublimely whacked-out, thoroughly British pop vision that felt like spinning through someone else’s for you page and realising they exist in a markedly different universe from your o...

Events

8 h. ago Next Irish president should use office to advocate for unification – O’Neill

The Sinn Fein vice president refused to be drawn on whether her own party would be running a candidate in next month’s presidential election.

Politics

8 h. ago Revealed: Britain's favourite foreign cuisine... and it's NOT Indian

This foreign food has been crowned Britain's favourite international cuisine - knocking out Indian as the nation's most loved.

Politics

8 h. ago VMAs 2025 worst dressed list: Frumpy frocks, bizarre ruffles, and nearly naked looks take over red carpet

From over-the-top ruffles and bizarre feathers to clashing patterns and weirdly-shaped frocks, the 2025 VMAs have been filled with a slew of sartorial nightmares and fashion fails.

Politics

8 h. ago Jack Schlossberg, grandson of JFK, takes first step toward running for Congress

Schlossberg has made a name for himself, mostly online, by serving as a political correspondent for Vogue and attacking his relative, Health Secretary RFK Jr.

Events