93 m. ago Oasis fans warned one fashion choice could see them handed £1000 fines

Oasis' reunion tour kicks off next month, but a motoring expert is warning fans to think twice about their outfit before driving to the gig

Events

3 h. ago I ended up with irreversible brain damage and partial blindness after my gastric sleeve operation... but I don't regret a thing

After the birth of her first child Chelsea Connell, then 28, weighed 16 stone and was a size 20 but wanted to lose weight so in 2021 went under the knife at a private clinic in Manchester.

Events

4 h. ago 'I was a 20st secret eater but shock diagnosis forced me to lose 8st'

Mark Fettes used to hid his binge shopping on his credit card so his wife wouldn't know what he was doing but then he knew he had to change and lost more than 8st in less than a year

Events

4 h. ago Startling sum North missed out on for transport under Tories in 'decade of deceit'

Analysis by think-tank the IPPR found the North of England would have had an extra £140billion in transport cash if it was treated the same as London under the Tories

Politics

4 h. ago North missed £140bn of transport investment over last government, research finds

Independent analysis by think tank the Institute for Public Policy Research looked at Treasury figures between 2009/10 and 2022/23.

Economics

4 h. ago Riding high in Germany on the world’s oldest suspended railway

Still gliding above the town of Wuppertal on an overhead track 125 years after it was built, the charming Schwebebahn has lost none of its magicIt’s easy to be seduced by the romance of train travel. Think of sleeper trains, boat trains, vintage steam railways, elegant dining cars. But it’s rare that an urban transport system can capture the imagination quite as much as the Wuppertal Schwebebahn in Germany caught mine, and that of anyone else who’s clapped eyes on the world’s oldest suspended railway.In October it will be 125 years since Kaiser Wilhelm II took a test ride in the Schwebebahn, just a few months before the hanging railway officially opened for business in March 1901. It was an incredible feat of engineering then, and remains so today. Even with sleek modern carriages having long replaced the original ones, it looks like something imagined by Jules Verne, with carriages smoothly gliding under the overhead track. They have even preserved the first 1901 carriage, nickname...

Politics

8 h. ago Musk wants to 'kick residents out' of tiny Texas town for ambitious 'utopia' dream

Residents in a remote Texas community have been told they may lose the right to continue using their property “for its current use" after it became a company town for Musk's SpaceX

Politics

8 h. ago I hope to do a better job of parenting than previous generations, says new mum Karen Gillan

Karen Gillan has revealed she is trying to 'do a better job at parenting' than 'the previous generation'.

Society

8 h. ago ITV Love Island star reveals signal his grandfather wants him to send to show he's okay

Love Island's Tommy Bradley is one of the singletons on the hunt for love in the villa and he's shared the signal his grandfather asked him to do to show he's thinking of them

Culture

9 h. ago Truth about what alcohol does to your marriage. You may think moderate drinking is fine... but this is the corrosive reality: DR MAX PEMBERTON

In our minds, alcohol is inexorably linked to being social. But that's the strange thing about it - it's so often not.

Politics

10 h. ago Michelle Keegan labelled 'unreal' as she poses on holiday three months after giving birth

Actor and new mum Michelle Keegan has been labelled 'absolutely stunning' by fans after sharing sweet snaps on holiday, showing off her postpartum body in figure-hugging dresses

Politics

10 h. ago Does apple cider vinegar really help you to lose weight — and what are the side effects?

The £2 tonic has long been heralded a wonder elixir, and now it’s being touted for weight loss — so does it really live up to hype? Nutritionist Louise Pyne investigates

Politics

11 h. ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Angela Scanlon reveals she wants to 'hit pause' in parenting admission

The popular Irish TV presenter is a mum to two daughters

Events

11 h. ago West Ham star Michail Antonio releases footage of painstaking recovery journey after surviving horror car crash

Michail Antonio has released footage of his painstaking journey to return to full fitness after surviving a horror car crash that left him with a broken leg.

Events

11 h. ago SHANE WATSON: I'm a fashion expert. Yes, you can wear lace over 50, but only if you follow my 3 strict rules and NEVER wear this one colour

What do you think of when you think of lace? Spanish mantillas? Those lacy black tights we all wore in the Eighties? A wedding dress?

Politics

12 h. ago Race Across The World star Sam Gardiner's grieving family overwhelmed after huge donation

Sam and his adopted mum Jo delighted fans with their unbreakable bond as they competed in season two of BBC's Race Across The World, in which they ventured across South America together

Politics

12 h. ago There are simple tricks to FORCE your boss to give you a raise... but you have to be willing to make a big sacrifice, KEVIN O'LEARY reveals

For the past two years, I've received only a two percent raise even though I have consistently overperformed my goals. How do I that? KEVIN O'LEARY has the answer

Politics

12 h. ago Skintight leggings or baggy joggers? What your gymwear says about you – and the world

Social media will tell you that all millennials dress one way to work out, while gen Z dresses another. The truth is more complex and far more interestingAround me, a group of women in skintight gym sets are side planking. Some are wearing full-coverage unitards, others leave slices of midriff bare. No one is wearing a baggy T-shirt from 2008 with a naked Rufus Wainwright on it, and hardened flecks of damp-proof paint. Except me.If TikTok is to be believed, my gym-mates must be millennials, born between the early 1980s and the mid-1990s; gen Z would find such skin-tightness a bit retro, or basic, or even “jurassic fitness”. Another generational schism has opened online – to add to socks, jeans and boundaries – this time over what millennials and gen Z are wearing to work out in. Tight-on-tight outfits supposedly single you out as a millennial – it is “giving middle school”, said one gen Z user witheringly – while gen Z prefers something baggier. Looking around me at pilates and in t...

Politics

12 h. ago Mum of missing teen, 13, issues urgent plea as police 'increasingly concerned'

Ruby Wallwork, 13, was last seen on Friday night as her mum Amy Bell issued a desperate plea to the public to come forward with any information on the 'vulnerable' teenager

Events

13 h. ago HANNAH BETTS: I'm a beauty expert, this is the £33 Beauty Pie perfume fans of Le Labo Santal 33 will love

Many people think that summer scent has to be saccharine - trading winter's rich and redolent aromas for something more blousy and blossomy.

Economics