68 h. ago Woman fumes as 'entitled' neighbour demands she dig up her plants for odd reason

A woman has been left stunned after her 'entitled' neighbour demanded she dig up all her plants for an odd reason. She has gone online to see people's advice on the situation

Politics

2 w. ago Bosnia’s surprise love for Only Fools and Horses isn’t going anywhere

Many in Bosnia and in the wider Balkans easily identify with the Trotters

Politics

2 w. ago Iceland giving away free food as scale of barbecue disasters uncovered

People miss out on five barbecues every summer for one reason

Events

2 w. ago Must Laila Soueif die from her hunger strike in London before her son Alaa Abd el

Egypt’s lack of respect for the rule of law is alarming and Britain should impose sanctions to ensure his freedomUK should impose sanctions on Egypt over jailed activist, says Helena KennedyLaila Soueif is one of the most determined people I know, and for that reason, she is in grave danger. The grandmother, 69, is lying in a hospital bed in central London, perilously close to death after 245 days on hunger strike. She could still survive, but it will depend on the UK government taking strong action.Soueif stopped eating to try to save her son, the imprisoned British-Egyptian national Alaa Abd el-Fattah, an Amnesty International prisoner of conscience and winner of the 2024 English PEN writer of courage award. He has spent more than a decade in an Egyptian jail cell because of his writings on democracy. Soueif wants more than anything else to reunite him with his own son, 13, who lives in Brighton and has barely been able to spend time with his father.Helena Kennedy KC is a Labour p...

Events

3 w. ago Explosive plot twists make this noirish cold case thriller sizzle: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews last night's TV

Are you a fan of Gary Oldman in Slow Horses? You'll like Dept Q. Love the cold cases on Unforgotten? Give Dept Q a try. Enjoy Rebus? You'll be at home with Dept Q.

Events

3 w. ago New £3.6million marketing drive ignores the reason people REALLY love horse racing

David Yates says the "Going Is Good" campaign - which is aiming to attract more people to the sport - is wholesome but should have looked gambling right in the eye

Economics

3 w. ago OPINION: A new £3.6million marketing drive ignores one reason why people love horse racing...

David Yates says the "Going Is Good" campaign is wholesome but should have looked gambling right in the eye

Economics