60 m. ago Newcastle and Chelsea told price to seal Joao Pedro transfer as two bids rejected

Brighton forward Joao Pedro is attracting interest from both Newcastle and Chelsea but Albion are ready to play hardball during transfer negotiations

Sport

3 h. ago Glastonbury star Jade's net worth, relationship with Rizzle Kicks rapper and solo career

The Little Mix singer is getting ready for the biggest show of her solo career

Politics

4 h. ago Voices: Putting cancer warnings on alcohol would help me drink less

We’ve already got traffic lights on ready meals and calorie counts on restaurant menus, so why not a skull and crossbones on bottle of wines, says Flic Everett

Events

4 h. ago Anna Moorhouse gives verdict on England Women's Euro 2025 role after Mary Earps exit

England goalkeeper Anna Moorhouse is ready to go if required in Switzerland after the retirement of Mary Earps and to support Hannah Hampton "in the right way"

Politics

5 h. ago Man City's generational talent might be ready to make his breakthrough

Manchester City have some exciting young players at the club now and one of them is starting to show signs he is ready for lift-off.

Politics

5 h. ago Britain's Got Talent winner announces he's expecting first child as he shares sweet snap

Britain's Got Talent winner Michael Auger has announced he is expecting his first child with his wife Nicole, as the couple shared a sweet snap from outside the Eiffel Tower

Politics

6 h. ago The 1975's Matty Healy divides fans with 'insufferable' Glastonbury performance

The frontman joked he was the 'best songwriter of his generation'

Politics

6 h. ago Prince Harry says Meghan 'was most trolled person in the world' and vows royal couple will 'continue to live their life by truth' in surprise New York appearance

The Duke of Sussex was speaking at the Nexus Global Summit in the Big Apple this week in front of 350 next-generation philanthropists, social entrepreneurs, artists, and impact leaders.

Politics

7 h. ago The Leadmill closing is a 'real worry' says one of last bands to play at iconic venue

EXCLUSIVE: One of the last bands to ever perform at Sheffield's iconic The Leadmill have revealed their fears for the music scene saying the closure meant losing 'the place to go' for a number of generations

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8 h. ago Tragedy of 'whirlwind' Britain's Got Talent star who took her own life

'She was the best tapper out there'

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8 h. ago Britain's Got Talent winner Michael Auger announces wife is pregnant with first child

A Britain's Got Talent star has announced his wife is expecting their first child in an adorable Instagram post - over 10 years after he appeared on the hit ITV show

Politics

8 h. ago I shot Osama Bin Laden. I'm ready if Trump asks me to take out the Ayatollah... but there's a more sinister Iran threat that needs dealing with first

Rob O'Neill was part of the SEAL Team Six raid that took out the 9/11 mastermind in 2011.

Politics

10 h. ago The 1975 at Glastonbury review – amid the irony, ego and pints of Guinness, this is a world

Pyramid stagePerhaps joking, or perhaps not, Matty Healy pronounces himself ‘the greatest songwriter of my generation’ – and that’s only a slightly ridiculous statementThe 1975’s first Glastonbury headlining slot arrives preceded by some intriguing rumours about what’s going to happen. Some fairly eye-popping figures are being bandied about regarding the cost of their set’s staging – which allegedly vastly outweighs the fee the band are being paid – while one dubious online source insists Healy has shaved his head for the occasion. He hasn’t (he appears onstage tonsorially intact), but clearly large sums of money have been spent somewhere along the way.What ensues isn’t quite as complex as their last tour, which featured lead singer Matty Healy eating raw steak, doing push ups, climbing through a television and Prince Andrew’s face appearing on a bank of television screens accompanied by the strains of Mahler’s 5th Symphony. Nevertheless, there are huge video screens everywhere: not...

Politics

10 h. ago Just when the world desperately needs wise elders, its fate is in the hands of old and ruthless patriarchs | David Van Reybrouck

The global order is being dismantled by a generation that will not live to see the wreckage they leave behindLet’s attempt something delicate: talking about age without slipping into ageism. Never before in modern history have those with the fate of the world in their hands been so old. Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping are both 72. Narendra Modi is 74, Benjamin Netanyahu 75, Donald Trump 79, and Ali Khamenei is 86.Thanks to advances in medical science, people are able to lead longer, more active lives – but we are now also witnessing a frightening number of political leaders tightening their grip on power as they get older, often at the expense of their younger colleagues.David Van Reybrouck is philosopher laureate for the Netherlands and Flanders. His books include Revolusi: Indonesia and the Birth of the Modern World and Congo: The Epic History of a People Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Inside abandoned UK airport set to reopen with cheap Ryanair flights to holiday hotspots

From being bombed in World War Two to ferrying business passengers to Amsterdam, a transport hub which is no longer in use could soon be ready for its next chapter

Transport

15 h. ago Matty Healy smokes a cigarette and drinks a pint of Guinness before calling himself his generation's 'best songwriter' as he takes to the stage for The 1975's Glastonbury headliner set

The band topped the bill on the Pyramid Stage for the first day of the festival at Worthy Farm in Somerset. Frontman Matty, 36, is famous for his provocative stage presence.

Events

15 h. ago Glastonbury: Matty Healy jokes he is the ‘best songwriter of his generation’

The 1975 singer said that there would be less politics in the band’s show as ‘we don’t need more politics, we need more love and friendship’.

Politics

16 h. ago The US supreme court has dramatically expanded the powers of the president | Moira Donegan

Donald Trump, personally, will now have the presumptive power to persecute you, and nullify your rights in defiance of the constitution, at his discretionThose of us who cover the US supreme court are faced, every June, with a peculiar challenge: whether to describe what the supreme court is doing, or what is claims that it is doing.What the supreme court says it was doing in Friday’s 6-3 decision in Trump v Casa, Inc, the birthright citizenship case, is narrowing the power of federal district judges to issue nationwide injunctions, in deference to presidential authority. The case effectively ends the ability of federal judges on lower courts to issue nationwide stays of executive actions that violate the constitution, federal law, and the rights of citizens. And so what the court has actually done is dramatically expand the rights of the president – this president – to nullify constitutional provisions at will.Moira Donegan is a Guardian US columnist Continue reading...

Events

16 h. ago What's next for birthright citizenship after the Supreme Court's ruling

The legal battle over President Donald Trump’s move to end birthright citizenship is far from over despite the Republican administration’s major victory Friday limiting nationwide injunctions

Events

16 h. ago Katie Price forced to delete Princess' birthday post after awkward blunder

Katie Price was forced to delete a loving post to daughter Princess Andre as she gets ready to celebrate her milestone 18th birthday

Politics