34 m. ago Over 2,000 flights delayed across US as FAA deals with staffing shortage amid shutdown

Over 2,000 flights were delayed Monday across the U.S., as the Federal Aviation Administration continues to struggle with staffing shortages caused by the ongoing government shutdown.

Economics

43 m. ago Were my husband and I innocent victims?, Diane Dodds asks First Minister

Ms Dodds and her husband Nigel were targeted by the IRA as they visited their son at a children’s hospital in Belfast in 1996.

Politics

47 m. ago At least 135 mutilated bodies of Palestinians had been held at notorious Israeli jail, say Gaza officials

Documents indicate they came from Sde Teiman, which already faces allegations of torture and unlawful deathsMiddle East crisis – live updatesAt least 135 mutilated bodies of Palestinians returned by Israel to Gaza had been held in a notorious detention centre already facing allegations of torture and unlawful deaths in custody, officials from Gaza’s health ministry told the Guardian.The director general of the health ministry, Dr Munir al-Bursh, and the spokesperson for Nasser hospital in Khan Younis, where the bodies are being examined, said a document found inside each body bag indicated the bodies all came from Sde Teiman, a military base in the Negev desert, where, according to photos and testimonies published by the Guardian last year, Palestinian detainees were held in cages, blindfolded and handcuffed, shackled to hospital beds, and forced to wear nappies. Continue reading...

Events

50 m. ago EastEnders fans say 'it's been ages' as they question where 'missing' fan favourite character is

The character has been not been seen on the BBC soap since back in July

Events

69 m. ago Easy Halloween party treats with 1 key ingredient that won't cost a fortune

A poll has found that Halloween is now the second most popular family event of the year, with many planning to go all out with decorations and food.

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69 m. ago Motorists urged to do 'winter protection check' on vehicles to avoid forking out £850

It could save you a small fortune this winter

Economics

72 m. ago Engineer's simple task that makes radiators heat up quicker and hotter

As the cold weather sets in, keeping your home warm and cosy becomes a priority. Here's a quick and easy fix that can help your radiators heat up hotter and faster

Politics

74 m. ago NI First Minister raises concern with Labour Government legacy proposals

Michelle O’Neill questioned when the inquiry into the death of GAA official Sean Brown would start.

Politics

74 m. ago Starmer vows to work with allies to ‘cripple Putin’s war machine’

The Prime Minister will work with the ‘coalition of the willing’ to put pressure on ‘tyrant’ Vladimir Putin.

Politics

80 m. ago 'Easy to use' car tyre inflator that 'relieves pressure at air pumps' gets 25% cut

This handy device to ideal for storing in your car incase of emergencies.

Events

84 m. ago How to whiten yellow bedding and pillows with two natural ingredients

If you've noticed your bedding has turned yellow, it's likely due to a build up of sweat in the fabric - but there is an easy way to get them white again using two natural ingredients

Events

97 m. ago Schoolgirl, 16, sexually assaulted while queuing inside store at popular shopping centre as cops release CCTV

A TEENAGE schoolgirl was sexually assaulted while waiting in a queue inside a store at a busy shopping centre. Police have confirmed the offence took place on July 23 at a shop in a shop in the Jordanthorpe Centre in Sheffield. The victim was a 16-year-old girl. Following numerous enquiries, police have just released a...

Economics

1 hour ago Public ‘must know’ how Prince Andrew can be evicted from Royal Lodge, says former minister

Prince Andrew lives at Royal Lodge with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson

Politics

1 hour ago Ministers to respond to Commons urgent questions on China spy case and Maccabi Tel Aviv fans ban – UK politics live

Home Office minister to respond to UQ from Chris Philp about the China spy case before question on Maccabi Tel Aviv fansThere will be two urgent questions in the Commons this afternoon, followed by a statement. Here is the running order.3.30pm: A Home Office minister will respond to a UQ from Chris Philp, the shadow home secretary, about the China spy case.The family of Virginia Giuffre, whose life was destroyed, are angry and aghast. The public across these isles are angry and aghast and they both deserve to know that some MPs share their outrage.So I won’t sit silent. If an act of parliament is required to strip the likes of Peter Mandelson and Prince Andrew of their titles then there can be no justification from this Labour government as to why that is not immediately happening.Public funds, police protection and royal privilege have long buffered Prince Andrew from the consequences of his actions. And we’ve paid for all this.I will support any efforts to hold royals to the same ...

Politics

1 hour ago Clear tea and coffee stains from mugs within minutes using two common ingredients

Removing tea and coffee stains from cups can be tricky, but one cleaning lover has a super simple trick to make it easier.

Events

1 hour ago Six easy hacks to prevent mould and condensation in your home this winter

Scottish homes are at extra risk of mould and damp during the colder months.

Politics

1 hour ago First Minister ‘working night and day’ to ensure Casement Park is built

The project to transform the GAA pitch in west Belfast has been hit by delays.

Politics

1 hour ago Dealing with ‘Andrew problem’ could help ease William’s accession to the throne

King Charles cannot have been unaware that the future king would not relish having to deal with his uncle The Prince of Wales, whom Buckingham Palace has said was “consulted” before Prince Andrew’s dramatic statement, must have felt some relief at his uncle agreeing to relinquish use of his titles and honours.At some point William will become king. His uncle, 12 years younger than King Charles, may well be watching when he takes his coronation oath. The indications are, however, Andrew may be watching from afar. Continue reading...

Politics

1 hour ago Labour deputy leadership contest may only cause more trouble for Starmer

Victory for Lucy Powell or Bridget Phillipson, the rivals at the centre of the race, could be reckoning for the party When Lucy Powell got a phone call from a withheld number in her constituency office in Manchester on the day Angela Rayner resigned, Powell told her staff: “This is me getting the sack.” Never would the former Commons leader have believed less than two months later that she might be on the brink of returning as Labour’s deputy leader.Her rival, Bridget Phillipson, also never expected to be in this position. Hurt by some of the internal briefing against her position as education secretary, she debated for more than a day whether to join the race at all. Being cast as the favoured candidate has not been comfortable. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago Pizza Hut administration: chain closing 68 UK restaurants after collapse, is delivery affected

Some staff were reportedly sent home mid-shift as 68 restaurants face closure 🍕

Society