73 m. ago Film star's Grade II listed Georgian mansion he once bought with wage from 'terrible movie' goes on sale for £10million

The Hollywood star lived in the sprawling Rectory Farm House on the banks of the River Thames in Wallington, Oxfordshire, for 15 years.

Economics

92 m. ago Save 60% on a luxury spa day for two with lunch and Prosecco

Indulge in a luxury spa day for two at Bannatyne’s with treatments, lunch and Prosecco for just £89 – a 60% saving via Wowcher.

Politics

95 m. ago Teacher who sent pictures of herself in underwear to student banned from the classroom

Georgia Lowe continued to pursue the boy after she was suspended, a panel heard

Society

1 hour ago Three Scottish Aldi stores named in list of 23 locations to receive 'upgrades'

See the full list of locations set for major upgrades to enhance the customer experience.

Politics

1 hour ago Tractor tax more likely to hit working farmers than wealthy landowners, think tank tells Reeves

Labour chancellor warned over her planned inheritance tax raid on farms

Economics

1 hour ago Epping asylum seeker hotel has become ‘feeding ground for unrest’, says council seeking ban

Epping Forest District Council has applied for High Court injunction in bid to stop The Bell hotel housing asylum seekers

Events

2 h. ago Arctic glaciers face ‘terminal’ decline as microbes accelerate ice melt

Scientists in Svalbard in race to study polar microbes as global warming threatens fragile glacial ecosystems“It felt really scary like being in the middle of a burning city during a night raid.” Dr Arwyn Edwards is not describing urban warfare, but a recent hot and foggy day on a Svalbard glacier, where record-breaking summer heat turned his workplace into a cascade of meltwater and falling rocks.Edwards is a leading researcher in glacier ecology – the study of life forms that live on, within and around glaciers and ice sheets. Over two decades of polar research, he has always felt “relaxed and at home” on ice. But accelerating climate change is beginning to erode that sense of security. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago Aldi UK: bargains and groceries supermarket refreshing 23 stores by the end of 2025

Shoppers can look forward to fresher aisles and brighter spaces this year 🛒

Economics

2 h. ago How to spend £201m EuroMillions jackpot on luxury homes, a yacht and still bank £5m a year

With the EuroMillions jackpot hitting £201m, we’ve mapped out the ultimate spending spree — from prime London real estate to a superyacht — and still ended up with millions rolling in every year.

Economics

2 h. ago Scale of bank fraud and money mules is 'so vast' it should be a national security threat, think tank warns

The scale of bank fraud and money mules across Britain is so vast it should be considered a national security threat, a leading think tank warns.

Events

2 h. ago Palestine Action prosecutions should be suspended, say UK rights groups

Campaigners tell attorney general that proceeding with trials before judicial review raises legal and moral questionsUK politics live – latest updatesProtesters arrested for supporting Palestine Action should not be prosecuted until a legal challenge to a ban on the group has been heard, organisations including Greenpeace and Human Rights Watch have told the attorney general for England and Wales.In a letter to Richard Hermer KC, also signed by Friends of the Earth, Global Witness and the Quakers, they say proceeding with charges or trials before the judicial review, which is expected to be heard in November, would raise significant legal and moral questions. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago Megadeth's heartbreaking 'final farewell' as band issue 'hardest' message ever

Megadeth have released a sad message for fans, but urged "don't be mad" as the thrash metal group admit this is the "perfect time" to make the announcement after four decades "on top"

Politics

2 h. ago Lad missing in River Tay after 'diving in with pals' as dramatic search underway

Multiple emergency units raced to the banks of the river in the city centre last night and began a search of the water.

Events

3 h. ago 'Easy to clean' £36 five piece cookware set dubbed 'great for uni students'

One shopper said the set 'includes all the basics you'll need without breaking the bank'

Society

3 h. ago Discount app 'better than Blue Light Card' could save households £2,000

It's completely free but you can only apply if you work in certain jobs

Economics

3 h. ago Edinburgh fireworks: The 9 Edinburgh areas where Bonfire Night fireworks will be banned in 2025

One of the bans is being introduced to protect animals at Edinburgh Zoo

Events

3 h. ago Man banned after he filmed Cineworld staff telling off confetti throwers

Cineworld staff argued with a number of filmgoers who threw confetti during a screening

Events

4 h. ago Jeremy Clarkson's pub finally lifts 'ban' on product after year of fans begging

Jeremy Clarkson has done a U-turn one his pub's strict policies after facing a year of requests from punters that were left disappointed that he couldn't offer them the item

Sport

4 h. ago Aldi announces change for more than 20 stores by end of year

Aldi is also continuing its growth plans in 2025, with around 40 new store openings

Politics

4 h. ago Notorious gangster 'tired of criminal life' does strange dance as he's arrested

Jamie Rothwell, 38 was banged up for 43 years at Manchester Crown Court after pleading guilty to gun and drug offences - he now says he's 'tired of criminal life'

Events