61 m. ago Major UK supermarket set to cash in on car park spaces at five locations

Supermarket giant Asda is set to offload some of its 'surplus space' – including 10 acres of car parking space – at five of its outlets in major locations including Slough

Economics

66 m. ago Investigations continue after woman, 40, shot dead in South Wales town

The woman sustained serious injuries and died at the scene.

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72 m. ago Architects: UK metalcore act announce three UK arena dates as part of 2025 European tour

The band are set to tour arenas across Europe in October 2025 alongside opening for Linkin Park 🎶🎸🎶

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77 m. ago How to watch Cheltenham Festival 2025: TV channel, live stream, race schedule and details for Prestbury Park

The four-day racing extravaganza will be watched by millions of people up and down the country

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97 m. ago Creetown chief calls on players to stop giving away cheap goals ahead of Newton Stewart derby

The Castle Cary Park side have rattled in 13 goals in their past two games – but have shipped six in the process.

Sport

1 hour ago WHSmith could be sold 'within weeks' as only two bidders remain for all 500 stores

WH Smith appears to be close to closing a deal regarding the sale of their 500 store portfolio as declining sales forced the high street giant to evaluate their business

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2 h. ago BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend: Biffy Clyro, Tom Grennan and Nia Archives announced for 2025 event

BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend is coming to Sefton Park in Liverpool this May 🎶📻🎶

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2 h. ago Fresh uncertainty over £300m Rhydycar West ski slope plan as council told it can't approve it

The call-in on Rhydycar West means the council itself can't grant planning permission as it would now require the approval of Welsh ministers

Economics

3 h. ago B&M shopper branded 'scruff' for fabric conditioner trick as some rage 'that's stealing'

A woman who asked if she was the only one on social media was met with a mixed response as many dubbed her actions in the bargain store as 'disgusting' while others admitted they do it too

Economics

4 h. ago Starmer: Civil Service reforms will ‘maximise collective power of the state’

Sir Keir Starmer has written to half a million civil servants promising to ‘transform your work for the better’.

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5 h. ago Murder probe launched after mother, 40, is 'assassinated' on her own doorstep in South Wales

Emergency services were called to the Green Park Estate in Talbot Green, South Wales at 6.10pm on Sunday after reports of gunfire.

Events

7 h. ago Disney World fans elated as 'amazing' new rollercoaster set to shake up park

Families are elated as work is set to get underway for the newest development at Disney World in Florida. It will be Disney's first ever suspended coaster

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7 h. ago ‘Just be radical’: the feminist artist giving Matisse a modern punk twist

In her irreverent new exhibition, Sylvie Fleury is pairing the great modernist’s drawings and cutouts with her own fashion-focused workWhen Henri Matisse described his work as “in step with the future”, he was thinking about his revolutionary cutouts, made with collaged coloured paper, rather than, say, the evolution of the women’s movement or consumer culture. The leading Swiss artist Sylvie Fleury came of age with the latter, but when she was invited to select drawings and cutouts from the Matisse estate for an exhibition, she was struck by the enduring immediacy of his vision. “My feeling with modernist artists is that, a lot of the time, they were trying to define what was happening within the history of art,” she says preparing for Drawing on Matisse, her showwhich situating 16 of his works within and alongside her impishly feminist and fashion-focused sculpture. “With Matisse, it was more like: ‘Just do it, be radical.’”Fleury well understands the power of disru...

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7 h. ago Pennsylvania plane crash: Small aircraft 'with open door' smashes into care home car park in latest US aviation crash

Air traffic control audio captured the pilot reporting that the aircraft ‘has an open door, we need to return for a landing’

Events

8 h. ago Plane 'with open door' crashes into care home car park in Pennsylvania

Air traffic control audio captured the pilot reporting that the aircraft ‘has an open door, we need to return for a landing’

Events

8 h. ago Armando Iannucci opens up about what changed his life: best podcasts of the week

The Thick of It creator tells all in a revealing new podcast from actor Rebecca Front. Plus, a smash-hit history show launches a juicy spinoffLewis and The Thick of It star Rebecca Front tries to prise intimate interviews out of celebrity guests by asking about three people who’ve changed their lives. First up, her friend of 40 years Armando Iannucci talks about the person who opened a library near his Glasgow childhood home, and the founder of an NHS unit for higher risk pregnancies that led to all three of Iannucci’s kids being born. His third choice? Alan Partridge. Alexi Duggins Episodes weekly, widely available Continue reading...

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9 h. ago Lewis Neilson's hidden Hearts bond that can blossom on park as 'minimum' target set after big talk behind scenes

The Jambos are fighting for the top six and Europe and it is a target they should be hitting at minimum reveals the Jambos stopper

Events

9 h. ago Shayden Morris has an Aberdeen secret that is paying out big time for Pittodrie fan favourite

Jimmy Thelin's men are heading back to Hampden after dumping Queen's Park to reach the Scottish Cup last four

Politics

10 h. ago Man arrested on suspicion of murder after woman, 40, dies following shooting in Talbot Green, Wales

South Wales Police issued an update in the early hours of Monday morning after officers responded to reports of a shooting in the Green Park Area of Talbot Green

Events

10 h. ago ‘If you fall into the dialogue of the far right, the far right wins’: Spain’s deputy PM on the need for workers’ rights

Yolanda Díaz Pérez’s leftwing government has championed employment reform similar to Labour’s proposals – and she tells British business there is nothing to fearSpain’s leftwing deputy prime minister, Yolanda Díaz Pérez, has a message for Labour politicians as the UK government’s employment rights bill takes its next step to becoming law this week: take heart from our success.With business groups in the UK issuing dire warnings about the impact of the workers’ rights package, Díaz, the minister of labour and social economy, remembers her own government’s battle when it thrashed out radical labour laws that came into force in 2022. “We went through nine months of hell, literally. We had the press against it, academia, research centres – everybody was saying this was going to contribute to unemployment and not eradicate it,” she recalls. Continue reading...

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