3 h. ago Lottery winner who scooped £1m on scratch card in hospital after 'months of partying'

Builder Adam Lopez, 39, said his balance increased "from £12.40 to £1,000,012.40" after buying the scratch card from a corner shop three months ago.

Economics

4 h. ago Lottery winner who scooped £1m left fighting for life after 'months of partying'

Adam Lopez, who quit his job as a builder after winning £1million in July, said he ended up in hospital last month after going through an 'absolute rollercoaster' for three months

Economics

15 h. ago Forklift driver who became instant millionaire after winning £1m on a scratchcard ended up in hospital after three months of partying

Adam Lopez, 39, from Mattishall in Norfolk, saw his bank balance rocket from £12.40 to £1,000,012.40 after picking up the lucky £5 card from a corner shop in Hellesdon this July.

Economics

6 d. ago UK tourists visiting Canary Islands this winter issued warning

As the EU launches strict entry requirements from next month, the Canary Islands are set to be particularly impacted

Events

6 d. ago One vegetable outshines oranges for vitamin C to 'keep colds and flu at bay'

Vitamin C is an essential nutrient that helps to keep our immune system healthy and it's particularly important during the winter months when colds and flu are rife

Politics

1 week ago What happened when hundreds of Americans were handed free cash to do nothing in controversial guaranteed income experiment

A pilot program that gave participants $500 a month for the past two years is coming to an end and the results of how it helps hundreds of Americans are in.

Politics

2 w. ago Labour and Tories voting against not proven verdict reform sends wrong message

Record View says it sends the wrong message, months before a Holyrood election, that these two parties were prepared to kick badly needed justice reforms into the long grass.

Politics

2 w. ago Australian PM blames ‘aggressive protesters’ for closure of local electorate office

Anthony Albanese says site next to church ‘became untenable’ after repeated protests against Gaza war in inner Sydney suburbThe Australian prime minister, Anthony Albanese, has closed his inner-Sydney electorate office after almost 30 years, saying his hand had been forced by repeated protests outside the office.Albanese’s office in Marrickville, in his electorate of Grayndler, has long been a target of demonstrations, particularly over the war in Gaza, including a months-long sit-in outside the office in 2024. Continue reading...

Events

4 w. ago More than 425 arrested as protesters defy ban on Palestine Action in London

Police say offences include assault and support for a proscribed group as 1,500 oppose ban in Parliament SquareMore than 425 people have been arrested at the largest demonstration yet opposing the proscription of Palestine Action.Defend Our Juries, who organised the demonstrations, said there were 1,500 sign-holders in Parliament Square on Saturday at a fresh protest in London against the ban. At the previous major demonstration last month, 532 people were arrested for taking part. Participants gathered in Parliament Square by 1pm, many holding signs that read: “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.” Continue reading...

Events

4 w. ago About 300 arrested as protesters defy ban on Palestine Action in London

Police say offences include assault and support for a proscribed group as 1,500 defied ban in Parliament SquareAbout 300 people have been arrested at the largest demonstration yet opposing the proscription of Palestine Action.Defend Our Juries, who organised the demonstrations, said there were 1,500 sign-holders in Parliament Square on Saturday at a fresh protest in London against the ban. At the previous major demonstration last month, 532 people were arrested for taking part. Participants gathered in Parliament Square by 1pm, many holding signs that read: “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.” Continue reading...

Events

4 w. ago More than 150 arrested as protesters defy ban on Palestine Action in London

Police say offences include assault and support for a proscribed group as 1,500 defied ban in Parliament SquareMore than 150 people have been arrested at the largest demonstration yet opposing the proscription of Palestine Action.Defend Our Juries, who organised the demonstrations, said there were 1,500 sign-holders in Parliament Square on Saturday at a fresh protest in London against the ban. At the previous major demonstration last month, 532 people were arrested for taking part. Participants gathered in Parliament Square by 1pm, many holding signs that read: “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.” Continue reading...

Events