38 m. ago Government told to make changes to food packaging in obesity crisis battle

People most used the traffic light system when choosing snacks

Events

48 m. ago Nearly 40,000 cases of tater tots sold in 26 states recalled after plastic pieces found

The recall was upgraded Tuesday to a Class II

Politics

48 m. ago BBC Morning Live studio falls silent as Gethin Jones says 'don't know how she did that' about co

Since Dr Punam Krishan's candid confession about her cancer diagnosis her co-star Gethin Jones has shared his appreciation and support for the doctor

Politics

65 m. ago 'Prettiest ever' village bans key thing and it's like stepping back in time

It has been called Lancashire's 'most beautiful village', and it's easy to see - the picturesque spot is so well-kept it feels a world away from modern life

Politics

65 m. ago Mother killed her baby daughter in microwave to cover up affair

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT China Arnold was sentenced to life in prison without parole after being convicted of aggravated murder for placing her four-week-old daughter Paris inside a microwave

Events

65 m. ago Looking back at David Bowie's extraordinary life and legacy in 15 iconic images

Pop culture icon constantly reinvented himself throughout his career - and his legacy has never been stronger

Politics

93 m. ago Galaxy smartwatch with a battery life that 'lasts for days' plummets to £39

Shoppers hoping to work on their fitness can buy an affordable Galaxy smartwatch in a limited offer

Economics

1 hour ago Government urged to make major change to all food packaging labels

It comes as the country faces an obesity crisis, according to Which?

Politics

2 h. ago Rescuers in Philippines detect ‘signs of life’ in garbage avalanche that killed four workers

Twelve workers have been rescued with injuries from the huge mound of garbage that collapsed among the low-slung buildings of waste management facility

Events

2 h. ago 50 inspiring travel ideas for 2026, chosen by readers: beaches, city breaks, family holidays and more

Our popular readers’ tips column has been running for 20 years. We’ve selected some highlights from the past 12 months to help you plan your 2026 adventures• Enter this week’s competition, on life-changing holidays Continue reading...

Society

2 h. ago Robinson criticises Irish minister’s ‘clear challenge’ to UK on NI Legacy Bill

DUP leader Gavin Robinson was speaking after Helen McEntee said any significant changes to the Bill should have the agreement of both governments.

Politics

2 h. ago Looking back at David Bowie’s remarkable life in 15 incredible photos

A decade on from his death, fans across the world still mourn and celebrate the life of rock star and music legend

Culture

2 h. ago BBC Breakfast Emma Vardy's life away from show from husband to second pregnancy

Emma Vardy has been a regular on BBC over the past few years and has been leading BBC Breakfast coverage over the festive season

Culture

3 h. ago ‘The whole world can think whatever they want’ – Naseem Hamed on boxing, racism and his greatest regret

Former champion on his relationship with trainer Brendan Ingle, now portrayed on film, quitting at the right time and the importance of his faithNaseem Hamed carries himself with a stately grandeur these days. Having settled his considerable bulk into a comfortable chair he pauses meaningfully. We look at each other intently and it’s hard to believe the incorrigible little “Naz fella”, the swaggering Prince Naseem who became a world champion 30 years ago and changed British boxing forever with his dazzling aptitude for fighting and showmanship, is 51 now.“This is the one thing you need to understand,” Hamed says as he remembers Brendan Ingle’s famous old gym in Sheffield. “The minute I walked through the doors of that boxing club, that was it. I saw the ring, the bags, the lines on the floor, and I was immediately obsessed. This was going to be my life. I saw boxing as a game of tag. I’m going to hit you and you can’t hit me. It took speed and accuracy and I was really good at it.” ...

Events

3 h. ago Latymer vs The Crown at Bray: What to eat when you’re bored of eating

When tasting menus feel like homework and smash burgers feel like punishment, the only solution is to get out of London. In this month’s Fine and Dime, two very different meals – one robed and Michelin’d in Surrey, one chaotic and French-ish in Bray – reminded Hannah Twiggs what restaurants are actually for

Politics

3 h. ago Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet are the ‘it’ couple of awards season – why do so many people have a problem with that?

Three years into their relationship, the make-up mogul and the Hollywood golden boy are still seen as something of a mismatch. Why does this particular A-list pairing continue to get under the skin of Chalamet’s fans, asks Katie Rosseinsky and are they really as ‘weird’ as they seem?

Events

3 h. ago Simple change 'increases blood flow and eases joint pain' in winter

Cold weather and joint pain go hand-in-hand for many people

Events

4 h. ago I had no enthusiasm, motivation, or energy – one change has made all the difference

Once an active nurse working 12-hour shifts Jackie Griffiths-James was eventually forced to leave full-time employment suffering with fibromyalgia, chronic insomnia, and restless leg syndrome

Politics

4 h. ago My favourite family photo: ‘It’s a snapshot of our goofy bond’

Since my mum died, family photos can be painful to look at. But this one of me and my brother is a reminder we still have each otherMy only sibling is seven years older than me. That means he has forever been seven years ahead of me in life, sitting somewhere between a willing co-conspirator and knowledgable surrogate parent – protective but fun, and always aware of the secrets of existence I am yet to discover. It was his aside that spoiled the secret identity of Santa Claus; he who laughingly revealed the mechanics of sex; he who gave me my first sip of beer. Yet, when he found out I was sneaking cigarettes from my dad’s stale dinner party supply, he chastised me before either of my parents could, and when my mum was diagnosed with cancer and I was just 15, he was already a 22-year-old medical student, able to speak in a doctor’s shorthand and advocate for her care while my father and I floundered.Ever since my mum died in 2013, family photos have been a source of bittersweet pain...

Culture

4 h. ago UK travellers warned of EU border deadline for rules enforced today

Under the change Britons will provide four fingerprints and a facial biometric scan to a machine during their first arrival

Events