59 m. ago Dream job offers £30k to work in a stunning wildlife utopia in the Scottish Highlands

The six-month role offers £30k pro rata to work on one of Scotland’s top rewilding projects

Economics

71 m. ago F1 legend hits out at Netflix over 'complete bulls***, fabricated' Ayrton Senna series

Formula One legend Alain Prost has revealed he could quit social media amid continuing abuse over his historic rivalry with Ayrton Senna, as he hit out at a new Netflix series.

Events

73 m. ago Is X down? All we know about Twitter outage as user complaints spike

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) suffered an outage this morning with users worldwide noting the social media network is out of action — here's all we know

Politics

74 m. ago Holly Willoughby quits relaunched ITV series after just one season

The first series of the rebooted game show aired in December 2024

Culture

92 m. ago Sky Sports host Emma Saunders 'was in coma' as football manager boyfriend gives health update

Emma Saunders announced she was taking a break from her presenting role after suffering a brain infection in the wake of her recovery from cancer and now Lens boss Will Still has opened up on her fight

Society

98 m. ago Holly Willoughby quits ITV show as she's 'unable to commit' to new series

Holly Willoughby has been forced to quit one of her hosting gigs on ITV after the show was given the green light for a second series and she's unable to commit

Culture

1 hour ago Dame Laura Kenny appointed new Commonwealth Games England President

Kenny, 32, becomes the youngest President in the history of the organisation and the third consecutive woman to hold the role following Dame Kelly Holmes and Dame Denise Lewis.

Politics

1 hour ago Harry Potter and Doctor Who star dies aged 63 as tributes pour in for the beloved actor

He is best-known for starring alongside Matt Smith in the fifth and sixth series of the BBC sci-fi franchise and for his role in the 2001 adaptation of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.

Events

2 h. ago Reform meltdown deepens as top KC denies Rupert Lowe's claim she dismissed bullying allegations against him amid furious row with Nigel Farage

The King's Counsel barrister made the astonishing decision to speak out after the Great Yarmouth MP suggested she was unhappy at the action taken against him.

Politics

2 h. ago Cry When the Baby Cries by Becky Barnicoat review – the black and white truth about motherhood

Barnicoat’s memoir of early parenthood is funny, unflinching and a welcome corrective to the ceaseless pressures new mums face from social mediaIt’s a mark of the brilliance of Becky Barnicoat’s Cry When the Baby Cries that it worked for me, testing my patience only occasionally: as I’ve been known to tell people, while I like children a lot, I could never eat a whole one. I have a hunch that her book’s bracingly truthful tone will indeed make new (and new-ish) mothers feel very seen, just as some of the quotes on its jacket promise: no subject is for her off limits, from leaking breasts to dubious stains. But the more important thing by far is that it’s very funny and even sardonic. At her best, Barnicoat reminds me of Claire Bretécher (1940-2020), the great French cartoonist and one of the geniuses of the form.When I was growing up, my mother hung one of Brétécher’s strips on the kitchen wall. In it, a woman with a baby is visited by a friend who drones on obliviously about her ma...

Events

2 h. ago Holly Willoughby quits ITV series in huge blow for broadcaster

ITV sources say that she is 'busy with other commitments', which meant she was unable to return to the programme she hosted a two part special last year alongside Stephen Mulhern.

Culture

2 h. ago Warning against latest trendy booze brand Gen Z are obsessed with that looks like a Christmas bauble

There's no ritual quite as precious as scouring your local Off Licence shelves for the nicest tasting booze, with the highest alcohol percentage for value - and the latest contender is a US brand.

Events

3 h. ago Michael Barrymore abandons plans to start new life in Spain over 'self

Michael Barrymore quit London with his pet dog Lara last November to start house-hunting near Barcelona after making the life-changing decision to emigrate

Politics

3 h. ago Shaun Edwards and his French marauders show how big a reset Ireland will need | Brendan Fanning

Even with talisman Dupont forced out by injury, Les Bleus brought a brutal end to the green party in DublinIt’s never a good sign when the place is crawling with French supporters. They gather in knots along pavements around the stadium, yakking away, disrupting pedestrian traffic, lost in the enjoyment of a sunny Six Nations day in Dublin. Worse still is when you climb to the dizzy height of the press box in the Aviva Stadium and survey a scene where there is lots of blue. Then they start to sing. Not good.Some of the darkest days in Ireland’s rugby history came with the away leg in this fixture. When on one occasion the front page of L’Équipe read “Le Massacre du Printemps” we learned to associate sunshine in Paris with pain and recrimination. That was the preview, not the match report. Continue reading...

Events

3 h. ago Holly Willoughby quits ITV role with update issued after emotional Dancing on Ice final appearance

The news was revealed as she made an emotional appearance during the final of Dancing on Ice's 2025 series

Culture

3 h. ago The households that could have to pay more for their BBC licence fee

Dr Samir Shah, who took up the role as BBC chairman a year ago following the resignation of Richard Sharp, questioned why poorer households should pay the same for their BBC licence fee.

Politics

4 h. ago Kamay review – searing story of Afghan Hazara family’s painful quest for justice

A daughter’s death is the catalyst for a difficult journey to Kabul, chronicled in this claustrophobic documentary about the void left by traumaLiving in the remote, mountainous Daikundi province in central Afghanistan, the Khawari family is part of the Hazara community, one of the most persecuted ethnic groups in the region. The family’s day-to-day life is coloured by tragedy: while enrolled at Kabul University, Zahra, the eldest daughter, killed herself after her thesis was repeatedly rejected by her supervisors. Named after an indigenous plant that survives in the harsh climate of the region, Ilyas Yourish and Shahrokh Bikaran’s searing film is anchored by the family’s resolute quest for justice.From the beginning, Kamay contextualises Zahra’s death within a bloody history of ethnic violence. Back in the 19th century, more than half of the Hazara population were massacred during the reign of Abdur Rahman Khan. Nearly 200 years later, systematic brutality and discrimination contin...

Society

4 h. ago Holly Willoughby quits hosting ITV show but may appear 'as guest'

It is believed Stephen Mulhern will continue to front the show

Culture

4 h. ago Woman quit finance job to buy machine off eBay – now she makes a fortune with it

Megan Healey, 26, from Manchester, has 27 vending machines across 18 sites in Manchester, Liverpool and Rochester and pockets more than £7,000 a month from her business

Economics

5 h. ago The only Rangers question in town splits the Jury as word on the street plays key role in Celtic transfer call

The Jury debate the big talking points in Scottish sport and beyond this week

Politics