25 m. ago Police hope DNA advances will crack case of baby found dead at lake 30 years ago

The child, who was named ‘Baby April’, was found in Ashford, Kent, on April 3 1995.

Events

33 m. ago How The Lady became Tinder for toffs: As historic magazine faces closure, its saucy personal ads are still thriving

There's no holding back in the personal ads on troubled high society mag The Lady's classified section, the content of which could inspire a season of Netflix's Rivals.

Politics

36 m. ago What parents should know before watching Adolescence with their child

Keir Starmer says the Netflix series that has captivated audiences should be shown in UK high schools

Society

41 m. ago Adam DeVine told he may be dying thanks to injuries sustained as a child

Actor was told that his recurring symptoms were the result of a childhood accident

Events

45 m. ago Rapper, 41, slammed after faking his own death in April Fool's Day prank

Wee Meng Chee, who goes by the stage name Namewee, posted a false image of news readers seemingly discussed his death which he has faked for the second year running

Events

45 m. ago Amanda Bynes 'classmate' says she had tragic ritual back at school

Amanda Bynes was one of the most prominent child stars of the late 1990s and the early 2000s, but she has been through a lot in recent years as she faced various struggles

Events

50 m. ago Inside the heartbreaking hospital life of killer mum who drowned five children in bathtub

Andrea Yates rejects an annual hearing that could lead to her release

Events

51 m. ago Experts shares real reason why you have to put your phone on flight mode when flying

Aviation experts have warned travellers of the reasons why they should never swith airplane mode off when on a flight and what would actually happen if they did

Transport

74 m. ago Jamaican rapist avoids deportation on human rights grounds as criminal record in UK means he is not eligible for witness protection in Caribbean

A convicted sex attacker cannot be deported to Jamaica because his crimes in the UK mean he might not be eligible for the witness protection scheme in his homeland, an immigration judge ruled.

Events

86 m. ago Imagine living in this hidden woodland cottage in a picture perfect location

It's got all you need to lead a peaceful and secluded life but with popular towns and a stunning coastline nearby too

Politics

93 m. ago Man admits manslaughter after ‘drugs lab’ explosion kills child and man

Reece Galbraith, 33, changed his plea to guilty at Newcastle Crown Court following the huge blast in Benwell, Newcastle, in October.

Events

1 hour ago New images show moment of North Sea crash as investigation finds neither ship had 'dedicated lookout'

Solong crashed into Stena Immaculate on March 10 about 12 miles off the coast of East Yorkshire.

Events

1 hour ago Shocking images reveal how your favourite holiday drink could KILL

The unidentified pensioner only swallowed a 'small amount' because it had a 'foul taste', according to Danish medics who shared his story in a journal.

Events

1 hour ago Services sector strengthens as firms ‘find their feet’ after tax hikes – survey

The survey incorporates the responses of hundreds of companies across the UK’s services sector.

Economics

1 hour ago How Afrofuturism can help us imagine futures worth living in | Lonny Avi Brooks and Reynaldo Anderson

Afrofuturism knows that futures are made – and that who gets to make them is a political questionThe digital age sings a seductive song of progress, yet a deliberate erasure echoes within its circuits. We stand at a crossroads, where technology, particularly the promise of artificial intelligence, threatens both to illuminate and to obliterate.Whose perspectives will shape, and whose will be erased from, the future we build? AI, in particular, has become the latest battleground in a culture war that oscillates between unchecked techno-optimism and dystopian fear. We are told, on one hand, that AI will save us – from disease, inefficiency, ignorance – on the other, that it will replace us, dominate us, erase us.Lonny Avi Brooks is Professor and Chair of Communication at Cal State East Bay, co-founder of the AfroRithm Futures Group, and co-creator of AfroRithms From The Future, a visionary storytelling game that imagines liberated futures through Black, Indigenous, and Queer perspecti...

Politics

1 hour ago Grand National 2025: 'Horse of the people' Queen Camilla and fans backed in £60 dream

Hundreds of racing fans led by Queen Camilla are praying "horse of the people" Thank You Ma'am will run at Aintree on Grand National Saturday

Politics

2 h. ago Phone theft hotspots marked with ‘blue plaques’ in City of London

Criminals snatched 70,137 devices last year - one every seven-and-a-half minutes

Politics

2 h. ago Couple caught having sex on top of grave in cemetery as man taken to hospital

The randy pair were caught getting it on in a graveyard and subsequently arrested by police who spotted them, with the man being taken to hospital for 'injuries'

Events

2 h. ago Coronation Street fans confused by blunder and 'missing' character as Dee

Dee-Dee Bailey's latest storyline continued to unfold after she gave birth to her first child

Events

2 h. ago The 'giant ashtray' that greets visitors when they arrive in Cardiff

Central Square's rain gardens are littered with hundreds of cigarette butts

Politics