7 h. ago Shock moment plane passenger from hell rests her FEET on headrest in act of revenge after fellow flier reclined her seat

THIS is the moment a passenger from hell shamelessly planted her feet on a headrest after the woman in front dared to recline her seat. Footage from a Qatar Airways flight shows the enraged woman stretching her legs over the back of an economy class seat on a Doha to Moscow service, turning the cabin...

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7 h. ago The Martin Lewis condensation advice that made my damp windows completely dry

"We now wake up to completely dry windows every morning, even during cold spells, and the whole house genuinely feels drier and warmer"

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7 h. ago Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews shares his filtered passport and ID card in bid to prove he IS a multimillionaire 'doctor' and does not use AI

Katie Price's new husband Lee Andrews has stood by his various explosive claims, which many have insisted are untrue, and hinted that she has taken his name.

Society

7 h. ago Nasa makes desperate fresh bid to contact lost probe that mysteriously ‘went dark’ over Mars 6 WEEKS ago

NASA is racing to contact a lost probe that mysteriously lost contact over Mars in early December. The $582.5 million Maven spacecraft went dark behind Mars and may have been "rotating in an unexpected manner" when it popped back out the other side. Maven (which stands for Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution) was launched from...

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8 h. ago Voices: ‘It’s chaos’: Readers on Labour infighting, Tory defections and Britain’s broken political system

Our community sees the Burnham by-election row and Suella Braverman’s defection as the latest symptoms of Britain’s broken politics, warning that Labour is increasingly mirroring the Conservatives it once opposed

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8 h. ago Air rage passenger rests her feet on the seat in front after fellow traveller reclined her chair

A passenger from hell on a Qatar Airways flight insisted on resting her feet on the back of the economy class seat in front of her.

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8 h. ago Boiling Britain: Number of 'uncomfortably hot' days in the UK is set to increase by 150% by 2050, study warns

Researchers from the University of Oxford modelled what the weather will look like if the world warms by 2°C.

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8 h. ago North Lanarkshire commuters to benefit from increased bus service between Glasgow and Edinburgh

Coach operator Scottish Citylink has increased the frequency of journeys on its Service 900 route between Edinburgh and Glasgow.

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8 h. ago Referee misses out on Premier League duty after Pep Guardiola made Man City feelings clear

Manchester City enjoyed a routine 2-0 home victory over Wolves - but Pep Guardiola was left seething by one penalty call in that match.

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8 h. ago Jamie George expects Wales reaction and makes feelings clear on Welsh rugby crisis

England face Wales in the first round of the Six Nations, with Welsh rugby currently dealing with off-field issues

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8 h. ago Mountain lion seen prowling around a residential San Francisco neighborhood

The big cat was spotted disappearing into a popular park and could still be hiding out there, prompting warnings from animal control officers

Politics

8 h. ago ‘Enemy of Europe’? How Trump’s push for Greenland spooked far

Leaders and voters who formerly applauded US president’s aims have been growing increasingly uneasy Donald Trump’s attempted Greenland grab has driven a wedge between the US president and some of his ideological allies in Europe, as previously unstinting enthusiasm and admiration collides with one of the far right’s key tenets: national sovereignty.Trump’s subsequent disparaging remark that Nato allies’ troops “stayed a little off the frontlines” while fighting with US forces in Afghanistan has only deepened the divide, piquing far-right patriotic sentiments and prompting an avalanche of criticism. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago BBC considers using iPlayer to catch out licence fee dodgers

Last year over £500m was lost due to licence fee evasion

Sport

8 h. ago 8 Tips to Stop Worrying About Running Out of Money in Retirement

Use these strategies to replace retirement uncertainty with a feeling of clarity and control over your financial plan

Economics

9 h. ago Mature shoppers say 'lines under my eyes starting to disappear' with 'magic in 4 days' mask

"My skin feels so much smoother and healthier, and I've noticed a big difference in fine lines and breakouts."

Events

9 h. ago I asked gardeners how to get rid of weeds and they gave 1 key piece of advice

Weeds can be frustrating to deal with, but gardening experts share effective methods for long-term control

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9 h. ago West Lothian couple 'hope no parent feels alone' after daughter died in her sleep

Kerris Mitchell passed away at the age of two, after what parents Steph and Donny described as a ‘normal night’.

Events

9 h. ago Welsh hiker walks regular route but suddenly makes discovery that leaves her 'worried'

Poppy Rose loves walking in Wales, and often documents her journeys. However, when venturing on her regular hiking route, she stumbled upon something that seemed "worrying"

Politics

9 h. ago William Hill owner confirms store closures after gambling tax shake

The owner of betting giant William Hill has confirmed it is closing high street shops after the Government hiked taxes on gambling firms in last year’s Budget. Evoke previously warned it could close up to 200 stores if the tax raid went ahead.

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9 h. ago Removing US as World Cup host would be eminently sad – and entirely justified | Alexander Abnos

A country where safety is under threat from federal violence on the streets is not fit to stage soccer’s showpiece eventRemoving the United States as co-host of the 2026 World Cup would hurt for pretty much everyone. Fans would miss out on seeing the sport’s pinnacle in their home towns (or somewhere nearby). Cities and businesses small and large would lose the financial benefits they had banked on. It would be a logistical and political nightmare on an international scale, the likes of which have never been seen before in sports. It would be eminently sad. And it would be entirely justified.It brings me no pleasure to say this. The United States has been eager to host a men’s World Cup for more than a decade and a half. The desire survived and even grew after 2010’s failure to out-bid Russia and Qatar (in public and behind closed doors) for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. With hosting rights for 2026 later secured alongside Canada and Mexico, the US soccer scene prepared to show off ...

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