58 m. ago Bayern Munich vs Sporting Lisbon: Get £40 in free bets to spend on football with BetMGM

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE football returns this week as Bayern Munich host Portuguese opposition Sporting Lisbon at the Allianz Arena. And bookmakers BetMGM are offering brand new customers a fantastic £40 in free bets when you register an account and stake a tenner on the encounter. Find The Sun's betting publishing principles here Not got a BetMGM...

Economics

67 m. ago Thousands armed with 'axes, bows and arrows' torch village after headless woman found in river

The grim discovery of a woman's headless body has sparked huge disorder and widespread arson as an angry mob invaded the murder suspect's village and torched around 50 homes.

Events

70 m. ago Watch out for beauty treatment scams warns bank as £50,000 reported lost in year

Santander UK is warning that fake treatments can harm people’s health as well as their bank balance.

Economics

71 m. ago Toyota urges motorists to place 1 item on car dashboard to stop condensation

Toyota has urged motorists to place a simple item on their car dashboards to prevent condensation during the cold weather. It could really help to aid the problem

Transport

72 m. ago Christmas wine: Tom Gilbey shares his top festive picks that won't break the bank

The marathon-running sommelierTom Gilbey shares his Christmas recommendations with Josh Barrie

Politics

75 m. ago HSBC manager urges customers to open separate account for 'peace of mind'

The expert urged people to set aside money in case of emergency expenses

Economics

76 m. ago Brits warned they could be prosecuted if they take bananas that washed up on British beach

Thousands of bananas appeared on Selsey Beach, West Sussex on Saturday night after 16 huge containers toppled off the Baltic Klipper near the Isle of Wight coast.

Events

87 m. ago My dream of jet set glamour has died – in a pleather chair full of other people's crumbs | Emma Beddington

The use of airport lounges is soaring, born of a desire to feel a bit special. The reality is we’re all going to end up crammed into the same awful, environmentally disastrous metal tubeThe New Yorker has published a deliciously fact-stuffed long read on the airport lounge: there are more than 3,500 worldwide, of which 37 are in Suvarnabhumi airport in Bangkok. American Airlines opened the first in 1939 and called its VIP members “admirals”.There are almost more admirals than ordinary seamen now (a weird metaphor in an air travel context, yes; blame American Airlines). The “mostly low- and mid-tier” lounge network Priority Pass saw a 31% increase in usage last year, including me: my credit card came with this seemingly seductive perk. I was thrilled to join the global elite in what I imagined would be a cashmere and champagne cocoon, saved from the usual three hours (my husband is one of those travellers) crouched by a bin in the purgatorial wasteland of Manchester Terminal 3, nursi...

Events

87 m. ago Does Pete Hegseth even believe that war crimes exist? | Sidney Blumenthal

The US defense secretary’s belief that the military should not be held to account has been a defining factor in his careerPete Hegseth’s office is located on the third floor of the Pentagon, in the E ring, room 3E880, facing the Potomac River with a scenic view of the monuments and the Capitol. He posted a video on 5 September showing a new bronze plaque being affixed to his door reading: “Pete Hegseth Secretary of War.”His splendid new designation, not established by the Congress as required by law, was purely notional and performative, announced by Donald Trump in an executive order that carried no legal weight, but befitted Hegseth’s self-conceit as warrior-in-chief. He now had the title to go with the tattoos: the crusader cross; “Deus vult”, or “God wills it”, the crusader battle cry; the sniper rifle against the background of an American flag; and the cross and sword inspired by Matthew 10:34: “Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I have not come to bring...

Events

87 m. ago Why I am proud to be a part of the Guardian | Margaret Sullivan

I’ve found that many people I speak with trust the Guardian’s independent, mission-driven coverage of the news The Guardian has no billionaire or big corporate owner: funded by readers, our fierce independence is guaranteed. Please help us reach our year-end fundraising goalOn election day last month, I spent some time interviewing poll workers in New York City.When I introduced myself to one, I told her that I write a column for the Guardian and her immediate reply was “thank you”. I was a little taken aback: people don’t normally react that way to journalists. Trust in the news media is low, and Donald Trump’s unfair cries of “fake news” and his efforts to depict journalists as “enemies of the people” have taken their toll. Continue reading...

Politics

91 m. ago Breakthrough stem cell therapy reverses Parkinson’s in Chinese patient

Participant’s Parkinson’s score dropped to value resembling that of healthy person, researchers say

Science

1 hour ago Southport families say 'it pulls the light out of the darkness' as they share what helps with their grief

Our Girls: The Southport Families is on BBC One on Tuesday

Politics

1 hour ago Is happiness sometimes hard to find? How to embrace joy when you’re stressed, tired or overwhelmed

The latest Well Enough newsletter by Emilie Lavinia digs into how gratitude, vulnerability and a simple shift in mindset can help us stay grounded when the festive season feels overwhelming

Politics

1 hour ago Footasylum discount codes for December 2025 – how to save 20% on bestsellers

We’ve got the latest Footasylum promo codes to help you save on top brands, from adidas and Nike to New Balance and more

Events

2 h. ago Thousands of patients see NHS hospital referrals lost in ‘black hole’

One retired NHS worker said he felt ‘stuck in limbo’ to see a specialist for his back and hip pains

Science

2 h. ago Latest Covid symptoms as two 'disappearing' and one is more common

Doctors have explained what they are seeing in Covid patients - and how to tell between Covid, a cold and flu

Events

2 h. ago Parents of the little girls killed in the Southport murders say spending time together has helped them through their grief

Alice da Silva Aguiar, nine, was brutally knifed to death along with Elsie Dot Stancombe, seven, and Bebe King, six, at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport in July last year.

Events

2 h. ago FTSE 100 Live 08 December: Magnum ice cream shares make debut, index steady

Shares in The Magnum Ice Cream Company today began trading after the Wall’s and Cornetto owner completed its split from Unilever.

Politics

2 h. ago UK households warned of 'worst' drink to have this Christmas

Almost two-thirds of UK drinkers consume more alcohol over Christmas, and many could be unknowingly adding thousands of calories during December

Events

2 h. ago Couple stunned as 'emotional support' pug Roger caught up in library mix

Angela and Richard Thompson adopted Roger as an emotional support animal to help with Richard's health and wellbeing

Events