68 m. ago Meghan Markle fans furiously defend Duchess as trolls launch nasty 'attack'

Meghan Markle has been the subject of negative comments recently after she announced the new name of her lifestyle brand and wore a jumper in the same colour as Princess Diana's

Politics

71 m. ago Taliban says ‘misunderstanding’ led to arrest of British couple in Afghanistan

After an evaluation a Taliban spokesperson said Peter and Barbie Reynolds would be released as soon as possibleA British couple were arrested in Afghanistan due to a “misunderstanding” that they had fake Afghan passports, the Taliban said on Tuesday.Peter and Barbie Reynolds, 79 and 75, were detained by the Taliban’s interior ministry on 1 February while returning to their home in the central province of Bamiyan. Continue reading...

Events

2 h. ago Donald Trump ‘kisses Elon Musk’s feet’ in fake AI video shown on hacked screens at federal building

HUD spokeswoman Kasey Lovett vowed ‘appropriate action’ over 19-second clip on the day WFH ended for government workers

Politics

2 h. ago Teddy Swims fans heartbroken after they were refused entry with fake tickets

‘This whole queue of people is not the queue for Teddy Swims, it’s the queue of all the people who have bought tickets on Viagogo who have now lost their money’

Sport

4 h. ago Jeremy Clarkson's pub The Farmer's Dog 'bans' three key ingredients from its menu

Pub goers have been left baffled after discovering that Jeremy Clarkson 's pub, The Farmer's Dog, in Oxfordshire, has a strict ban on three pub staple items.

Events

4 h. ago US stocks slide as consumer confidence sinks most in four years

Americans’ inflation expectations surge as rising prices for staples and tariff worries hit sentiment, key survey shows

Politics

4 h. ago Welsh star has head stapled as home debut for new club ends in 'lesson'

The 23-year-old said he had 'learnt his lesson' after suffering the injury

Society

5 h. ago Melt away nasty fake tan stains from bedsheets with £1.20 fridge staple

Fake tan lovers will know all too well the struggle with orange stained bedsheets, and while it can be a pain, especially if you have just washed your sheets there are some simple ways to remove the stains

Economics

5 h. ago The simple way to store tomatoes that stops them going mushy and losing flavour

Tomatoes are a staple ingredient in many meals, but when they are past their best, that flavour disappears really quickly - here's the best way to store them to keep them tasting fresh

Politics

6 h. ago Tesco apologises as £1.95 breakfast staple missing from shelves in all stores

Tesco has confirmed the a popular choice has been discontinued across all stores

Economics

7 h. ago BGT 'fake' row as Simon Cowell acts like he 'doesn't know' performers who appeared on US version two years ago

Britain's Got Talent returned to our screens this weekend, but the show was hit with a 'fake' row as fans claimed Simon Cowell was acting like he didn't know an act.

Politics

9 h. ago James Martin's secret to getting 'perfectly crispy' roast potatoes every time

Roast potatoes are a staple of any Sunday roast, but getting them perfectly crispy on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside can be difficult - luckily James Martin has a foolproof method

Politics

10 h. ago The Breakdown | Perennial eligibility debate over rugby’s project players rears up again

The qualification maze might seem unsatisfactory to some, but often it comes down to personal preferenceThere was no disputing the most iconic rugby image of the weekend. Maro Itoje hoisting the Calcutta Cup might normally have secured the crown but did you see that magnificent picture of Bundee Aki in Cardiff, complete with heroically battered nose and blood-stained Ireland shirt? As the BBC commentator Andrew Cotter wryly observed: “Bundee Aki looks like he’s about to wrestle the whole of Cardiff  and I would back him.”As warrior portraits go it was up there with some of rugby’s all‑time greats: a blood-soaked Jean-Pierre Rives, a mud-plastered Fran Cotton, a truly terrifying Sébastian Chabal. Test rugby is a game of light and shade and, for all its shafts of beauty, the sport also has its fearsome competitors. The internet loved it, not least the ArtButMakeItSports account on X which drew a brilliant parallel between the striking Aki picture and the work of the late American...

Sport

10 h. ago Revealed: £5,000 worth of damage after guests smash furniture and leave brown stains on bed at Harry Potter

The property owner added that the house, in Watford, was also left with smashed Harry Potter mugs and glasses in the kitchen.

Economics

11 h. ago Why Bonnie Blue claims her extreme sex stunts are 'protecting' women

The controversial OnlyFans star from Derbyshire, whose real name is Tia Billinger, blasted her critics and opened up about her fake pregnancy stunt.

Politics

11 h. ago Save up to £534 on your energy bills in just minutes by following this simple fridge trick

Energy experts believe cleaning this part of your fridge could save you money

Economics

12 h. ago ‘I know their names, what they eat’: tracking polar bears on Svalbard’s shifting icescapes

For more than 20 years, scientists have followed the animals in Norway’s Arctic archipelago to understand how they may adapt to changing threats as the ice they depend on meltsWhen Rolf-Arne Ølberg is hanging out of a helicopter with a gun, he needs to be able to assess from a distance of about 10 metres the sex and approximate weight of the moving animal he is aiming at, as well as how fat or muscular it is and whether it is in any distress. Only then can he dart it with the correct amount of sedative. Luckily, he says, polar bears are “quite good anaesthetic patients”.Ølberg is a vet working with the Norwegian Polar Institute, the body responsible for the monitoring of polar bears in Svalbard, an archipelago that lies between mainland Norway and the north pole. Every year he and his colleagues track the bears by helicopter, collect blood, fat and hair samples from them and fit electronic tracking collars. Continue reading...

Politics

17 h. ago Milk stays colder and fresher when kept in one part of the fridge

Milk is a staple in every household, and one of the worst feelings is having to pour it down the drain because it has gone bad. Surprisingly, this often comes down to how you store it.

Politics

23 h. ago Inside MAFS UK 2025 reunion as popular couple come to blows over 'fake showmance'

The one-off special of Married At First Sight UK: The Reunion served up some major drama as popular contestants from previous series came together for one last dinner

Culture

25 h. ago Boris Johnson 'runs out' of Piers Morgan chat hours after Good Morning Britain chaos

It seems Boris Johnson is on a roll today as he has been seen exiting not one but two television interviews today, with Piers Morgan reminiscing over their previous 'fridge' incident

Politics