1 hour ago Two service members killed after ‘civilian vehicle crash’ along highway that straddles southern border

Troops are deployed in the area in support of Donald Trump’s executive order to secure the US-Mexico border

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2 h. ago Post Office opening hours for Easter Weekend in Scotland as timetable gets shake

As the chaos of Easter weekend approaches, it can be difficult to know what shops will be shut and when.

Politics

2 h. ago Permission granted for new stables despite fears it will obstruct popular walking route

Concerns were raised about a lane leading up to the path being gated off in the past and one councillor said the scheme could affect peoples' enjoyment of the area

Events

2 h. ago The three routes to avoid this Easter as Traffic Wales warns 'plan ahead'

Drivers have been told to allow extra travel time for their journeys over Easter weekend

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3 h. ago Two service members killed after ‘civilian vehicle crash’ near southern border

Troops are deployed in the area in support of Donald Trump’s executive order to secure the US-Mexico border

Events

3 h. ago London’s biggest outdoor lido reopens for the summer tomorrow

London’s biggest outdoor lido reopens for the summer tomorrow  Southwark News

Politics

3 h. ago iPlayer down: Hundreds of BBC fans left fuming over mysterious error message

Hundreds of BBC viewers have hit out on social media after the iPlayer shut down this morning - meaning that they couldn't tune in to catch up on their favourite shows

Sport

4 h. ago Google sued for £5bn in UK over allegations of shutting out rivals

Class action argues US tech firm charged more for advertising on its preinstalled apps than it could in fair marketGoogle is being sued in the UK for up to £5bn in damages over allegations it shut out rivals in the internet search market and abused this dominance to overcharge businesses for advertisements. A class action filed at the competition appeal tribunal on Tuesday argues that the US technology company has taken actions that enable it to charge higher prices for the promotions that appear in search inquiries than it otherwise could in a fair market. It alleged that Google, which is owned by the US tech company Alphabet, contracted phone makers to preinstall the Google search app and Chrome browser on Android devices and paid Apple to make it the default search engine on iPhones, with the intention of shutting out competition. The claim is filed by the competition law expert Or Brook on behalf of thousands of businesses and alleges Google ensured its search engine had better ...

Economics

4 h. ago 'I'm a driving teacher – never make key mistake when Xs appear on motorway'

A driving theory teacher has explained what you need to do if you see several red X marks above all the lanes on the motorway – and it might not be what you think you should do

Transport

5 h. ago Heated UK pool and water park that 'feels like Spain' reopening in time for Easter weekend

The heated outdoor pool at Haltwhistle Leisure Centre is a very popular destination, and its 2025 re-opening date has now been confirmed

Politics

5 h. ago Stoke Newington scaffolding collapse ‘hits moving van’ as police shut high street

Driver gets lucky escape as huge structure crashes down from public library on Wednesday morning

Events

6 h. ago No end in sight for hiring market slump, says recruitment giant Hays

Hays said conditions are set to remain ‘challenging’ into its 2026 financial year, as firms continued putting the brakes on hiring.

Politics

6 h. ago Teenage tractor passenger dies in horror crash as driver rushed to hospital

A young farmer - said to be in his late teens - has died while riding as a passenger in a tractor that was involved in a crash in County Leitrim, Ireland at around 3.10pm on Tuesday afternoon

Events

6 h. ago ITV shut down channel after years and iconic show moved in huge shake up

ITV is calling time on one of its major channels that has been on the airwaves for over a decade, moving shows such as The Only Way Is Essex over to ITV2

Culture

7 h. ago Best photos of Prince William watching football as Aston Villa crash out of Champions League against PSG

William was joined by his son George at Villa Park to watch their team's spirited performance against PSG in the Champions League quarter-final second leg

Politics

7 h. ago Scaffolding collapses in high winds 'trapping driver' on busy Hackney street

A three storey scaffolding structure appeared to be ripped off a public library in Stoke Newington on Wednesday morning

Transport

7 h. ago 'I work in HR – use this sharp and deadly word to shut down annoying colleagues politely'

A man in HR has shared the ways that you can be 'sharp and deadly' to your colleagues who are annoying you, without breaking any rules and potentially getting fired

Events

8 h. ago Over 1,000 miles of roadworks in England to be halted from Thursday to ease Easter congestion

Around 19.1 million people are expected to hit the road on Good Friday alone

Politics

9 h. ago David Coulthard says cheating death in crash on Rangers chairman's plane changed his F1 career for ever

In 2000 the then McLaren driver made a miracle escape after a private jet he was travelling in crashed, killing the captain and co-pilot

Events

10 h. ago Two killed in US border deployment vehicle accident near Fort Bliss

Troops are deployed in the area in support of Donald Trump’s executive order to secure the US-Mexico border

Events