31 m. ago Tom Felton continues to show his support for JK Rowling amid trans rights controversies as he attends Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 10 year theatre celebration

The actor, 37, who played Draco Malfoy in the original films from 2001 until 2011, recently revealed he will be reprising his role for the Broadway show.

Culture

35 m. ago Keter Eden garden storage bench drops to under £100 for Prime Day

This clever Keter Eden bench keeps outdoor spaces neat — and it's just £96.99 in the Prime Day sale with 25% off, but only until Friday.

Politics

35 m. ago Gino D’Acampo 'planning move to Australia' after ITV axe and £4.2 million mansion sale amid misconduct allegations

In February, D’Acampo was hit with dozens of accusations of sexually inappropriate and “distressing” behaviour towards colleagues over the past 12 years, which he denies

Economics

60 m. ago AD FEATURE: Why you should never assume your workplace injury was your fault

Your boss has a legal obligation to address any workplace risks and ensure your safety

Events

82 m. ago Veteran James O’Connor answers fly half SOS as Wallabies confirm squad for Lions series

O’Connor and prop James Slipper could both feature in a Test against the tourists for a second time

Politics

83 m. ago Christine Lampard's 'stunning' Lorraine midi dress from Michelle Keegan's collection is now on sale

Christine Lampard wore a white midi dress from Michelle Keegan's Very collection to host Lorraine on Thursday morning, and not only is it still available in all sizes but its on sale

Politics

1 hour ago Nicole Scherzinger makes 'selfish' admission about Liam Payne as final project released 9 months after death

The Pussycat Dolls singer features as a judge alongside the former One Direction star on the new Netflix show, Building the Band

Events

2 h. ago Tour de France stage seven route preview: Will Tadej Pogacar go for glory on the Mur de Bretagne?

Mathieu van der Poel took glory – and yellow – on a similar stage featuring the Mur de Bretagne in 2021

Politics

2 h. ago 19 best mattress deals in the Amazon Prime Day 2025 sale, according to an editor

If you need to upgrade your sleep setup, I’ve found the best mattress deals

Economics

2 h. ago Matalan has launched a massive up to 50% off sale and my £12.50 buy is turning heads

The retailer is selling off summer essentials and big brands

Economics

2 h. ago Bless Me Father by Kevin Rowland review – the Dexys Midnight Runners frontman tells all

A picaresque story of massive success and deep despair that Rowland narrates with an impressive lack of self-pityIn the summer of 1979, Dexys Midnight Runners were a band you would have been hard-pushed to describe as anything other than unique. Their sound was a pugilistic update of classic 60s soul, topped with frontman Kevin Rowland’s extraordinary vocals, impassioned to the point that he permanently sounded on the verge of tears. It was fervent and a little retro, perfect for a musical climate in which mod and ska revivals were already bubbling. But Dexys’ image threw a spanner in the works. “I wore a white 1930s shirt and big baggy light-grey trousers tucked into white football socks just below the knee to give the effect of ‘plus fours’,” writes Rowland of a typical outfit. “I wore pink Mary Jane ballet shoes and my hair swept back, Valentino style.”Other members appear on stage clad in jodhpurs and satin harem pants. The disparity between how they sound and how...

Politics

3 h. ago Why is Labour so afraid to admit that we must tax the rich to help the poor? | Andy Beckett

There have been modest redistributive reforms, but the party of the workers still daren’t admit that Britain’s rampant inequality needs to be addressedAfter 125 years of practice, Labour ought to be good at saying why resources should be redistributed from the rich to everyone else. Its founding conference in 1900 passed a motion calling for “a distinct Labour group in Parliament”, to collaborate with any party “promoting legislation in the direct interests” of the working class. Creating a more egalitarian society and politics – which by definition means redistribution from the powerful – was Labour’s original purpose.Britain was then, and remains, a highly unequal country: more unequal currently than neighbours such as Ireland, the Netherlands and France. This week the children’s commissioner, Rachel de Souza, said that some British children were living in “almost Dickensian levels of poverty”. But as any expensive but packed restaurant, pavement lined with new Range Rovers or row...

Politics

3 h. ago Why is Labour so afraid to admit that we must tax the rich? | Andy Beckett

There have been modest redistributive reforms, but the party of the workers still daren’t admit that Britain’s rampant inequality needs to be addressedAfter 125 years of practice, Labour ought to be good at saying why resources should be redistributed from the rich to everyone else. Its founding conference in 1900 passed a motion calling for “a distinct Labour group in Parliament”, to collaborate with any party “promoting legislation in the direct interests” of the working class. Creating a more egalitarian society and politics – which by definition means redistribution from the powerful – was Labour’s original purpose.Britain was then, and remains, a highly unequal country: more unequal currently than neighbours such as Ireland, the Netherlands and France. This week the children’s commissioner, Rachel de Souza, said that some British children were living in “almost Dickensian levels of poverty”. But as any expensive but packed restaurant, pavement lined with new Range Rovers or row...

Politics

3 h. ago 15 times directors ditched major blockbusters: ‘I’m not going to be happy doing this’

Some disputes go far beyond the oft-given excuse of so-called creative differences. Tom Fordy on 15 times when a filmmaker has exited a project early

Politics

3 h. ago Tour de France stage seven preview: Will Tadej Pogacar go for glory on the Mur de Bretagne?

Mathieu van der Poel took glory - and yellow - on a similar stage featuring the Mur de Bretagne in 2021

Politics

3 h. ago AD FEATURE: One of Scotland’s most advanced eye clinics opens in Glasgow

Vision Scotland has expanded its services with a purpose-built private clinic in Glasgow

Politics

4 h. ago Experience: a postcard delivered 121 years late led me to my long

Davies is the fifth most common surname in the UK, with a huge concentration in Wales, so it’s a wonder it found meI n August last year I received a message on Ancestry.com. A lady called Rhian, who shared my surname, had sent me a link to a recent BBC news story, which I read with mounting interest.The head office of the Swansea Building Society, the story said, had recently received a postcard postmarked 1903 and originally sent to a girl called Lydia Davies, who had lived at the address. Having mysteriously received the postcard 121 years after it was posted, staff were hoping to trace one of her descendants. Continue reading...

Politics

4 h. ago 'We tested the greatest small cars on sale in the UK but there was only one winner'

WhatCar? experts have driven a number of popular small cars on sale in the UK, and have come to a clear top three - one of which was named the best in terms of practicality

Politics

4 h. ago Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano undercard features crossover boxing and MMA star

Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano will do battle for a third time at the MSG later this evening - with the latter desperate to finally get one over her rival

Politics

5 h. ago Wizz Air announces major change for passengers affected by flight delays and cancellations

The new 'My Journey' feature has been designed to help passengers easily manage their flights and track all updates on their mobile devices

Politics