88 m. ago MPs vote to remove conditional immunity for Troubles’ crimes from Legacy Act

The High Court in Belfast ruled parts of the Act were incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights in 2024.

Events

2 h. ago Football legend kidnapped on way to interview for fake Saudi managerial job

A Premier League and football legend has admitted he's lucky to be alive after he was kidnapped on his way to interview for a fake Saudi job

Society

2 h. ago Nightclub in Greater Manchester town barred from serving booze after police step in

'They outlined several issues like drinking whilst working, stealing customers belongings and drug taking amongst other things'.

Events

2 h. ago Prince Harry may focus on legal action, but it's business as usual for the Royals

The Royal Family will ensure it is business as usual while Prince Harry is pursuing legal action as The Firm fulfills its public duties and carry out engagments across the country, says Mirror Royal Editor Russell Myers

Politics

2 h. ago Cosmetics giant Estee Lauder sued by ‘disruptive’ beauty tech startup over theft allegations

Legal filing argues that Estee Lauder earned significant new revenue from technology the startup developed

Politics

3 h. ago Kemi Badenoch meets with Northern Ireland veterans as she urges Keir Starmer to abandon Labour's plans to scrap immunity measures from Troubles laws

The Tory leader and some of her senior MPs spoke with a group of ex-soldiers in Parliament as they protested against Labour's repeal of Northern Ireland legacy laws.

Events

3 h. ago The World Cup is out of reach for many. The hope lies outside the stadiums | Leander Schaerlaeckens

The opportunity for this tournament’s legacy is in the fan fests, camps and tune-ups accessible to more than the lucky fewIn Germany, fans watched the games on screens in crowded town squares, their roars careening off ancient buildings, or from the banks of rivers, peering at floating, double-sided big screens on barges. At the next World Cup, in South Africa in 2010, people gathered in parks and open-air markets and hotel lobbies and unlicensed, makeshift bars in people’s garages. In Brazil, four years later, fans spilled from the bars on the Copacabana or watched in restaurants or in streets closed for the occasion – not as if anybody was driving during the Seleção’s games anyway.During the 2018 World Cup, Russia surprised visitors – and its own citizens – with its friendliness as spontaneous parties broke out all over the country. The reason the 2022 World Cup in Qatar didn’t entirely feel like a real World Cup is that those sorts of spontaneous soccer gatherings just didn’t see...

Politics

4 h. ago What you should do if you have bought a product that has been recalled

Here’s legal expert Gary Rycroft’s checklist for recalled food products:

Politics

4 h. ago Judge rules against lawmakers pressing for monitor to ensure release of Epstein files

A judge overseeing Ghislaine Maxwell’s criminal case says two members of Congress lack the legal right to intervene and press their demand for a court-appointed observer to ensure the government complies with a new law ordering release of its files on Jeffrey Epstein

Economics

4 h. ago Heated drying rack that costs 'pennies to run' lands on sale with mega £70 saving

Beat winter weather with this electric drying rack that 'costs pennies to run' and 'dries clothes really quickly' - and right now, it's on sale for 70% less

Economics

4 h. ago Beloved video game seller is closing 30 New York stores as nationwide purge mounts due to failing sales

GameStop’s New York closures cover the whole state, from NYC to upstate, hitting malls and standalone stores

Events

4 h. ago Lululemon pauses sales of leggings after customers complain about ‘see

A spokesperson for Lululemon says the leggings were removed from its website to ‘better understand some initial guest feedback’

Economics

4 h. ago West Lothian Council agrees motion calling for ban on manufacture and sale of loud fireworks

Conservative councillor Alison Adamson called on the council’s Chief Executive to write to both Sir Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister and John Swinney, Scotland’s First Minister urging a ban.

Economics

4 h. ago Jet2holidays and Hays Travel ranked among best UK firms for customer service

They are the only travel firms to rank in the top ten of the Customer Satisfaction Index

Economics

4 h. ago Man Utd transfer 'disaster' savaged by Sir Alex Ferguson wanted private showdown

The former Manchester United star Sir Alex Ferguson named him among his worst-ever signings wanted a private showdown with the legendary manager

Events

4 h. ago AI boss says chip sales to China ‘like selling nuclear weapons to North Korea’

Anthropic CEO says Trump administration’s approval has ‘incredible national security implications’

Events

5 h. ago ‘The most dangerous man in America’: how Paul Robeson went from Hollywood to blacklist

The groundbreaking singer, actor and athlete became a victim of McCarthyism and saw his shining career destroyed and his legacy tarnishedIn August 1972, the front page of the New York Times arts section published a story titled, Time to Break the Silence on Paul Robeson? The legendary bass-baritone spent the first half of the 20th century as one of the greatest talents the US had ever produced, and its second, both in life and in death as an outcast, the greatest casualty of the second Red Scare period to which today’s current attacks on liberal and progressive politics draw comparison.This week marks 50 years since Robeson’s death and the silence remains. His erasure from the lineage over the decades shows that what Robeson’s political opponents did not take from him, the years have most certainly. Robeson’s decoupling from the story of African American culture has been so complete that in the half-century since his death, even generations of Black Americans have never heard of him...

Politics

5 h. ago Leggings are back, here's how to wear them without looking like Vicky Pollard or a noughties WAG

Back in the 2010s, leggings with bold and brash patterns took centre stage around the globe. This time around, it's all about leggings working as a foundation piece, not a statement.

Politics

5 h. ago Morrisons reveals £381m annual loss but hails solid festive trading

The supermarket chain said like-for-like sales growth picked up to 3.4% in the crucial six weeks to January 4.

Economics

6 h. ago Angie Best reveals she has started chemotherapy for colon cancer in health update to fans after she was 'too sick' to begin treatment sooner

The ex-wife of football legend George Best stunned fans earlier this month when she revealed she had been diagnosed with colon cancer.

Science