74 m. ago CNN host Christiane Amanpour battling cancer again and urges people to ‘listen to their bodies’

Journalist has spoken about recurrence of ovarian cancer, four years after initial diagnosis

Events

1 hour ago North Lanarkshire school raises thousands of pounds for cancer charity

Alexander Peden Primary and Nursery in Harthill held their annual Macmillan Coffee Morning last week and as always it was a magnificent turn out from family, friends & members of the local community, who all came along to help raise funds for this worthy cause.

Politics

2 h. ago ISIS returns to Syria: How terror group is making a revival in war

ISIS attacks in Syria are surging following the withdrawal of American forces from the war-torn country. 

Events

2 h. ago Celine Dion's message to her sons, 15, as she has panic buttons installed in house

Singer Celine Dion was diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome back in 2022, six years after losing her husband René Angélil to throat cancer

Politics

2 h. ago A third of Brits have problems getting to sleep, according to new study

Two thousand responses to sleep questions were analysed to highlight key patterns – such as how often people struggle to drift off and how often their sleep quality impacts daily life

Politics

3 h. ago Spotify: Premium music subscription price increase, how much is it, will Family, Student plans change

Spotify says the rise will help it to keep improving, but users may be rethinking their subscriptions 🎧

Society

3 h. ago Energy firm launches new energy tariff that's £141 below price cap

EDF has announced a new energy tariff that is significantly cheaper than the current energy price cap, which is set to rise by 2% from October 1 to December 31

Economics

3 h. ago He was saved from cancer as a toddler, but the treatment ultimately cost his life

Collin Junior Lou Macari Stoke City Price - named after his dad's favourite football team - suffered a second brain tumour

Economics

3 h. ago UK's best place to retire has been named but there's a big catch

The best places in the UK to retire have been revealed in a new study by Legal & General, which ranked UK constituencies based on six key pillars of later-life happiness

Politics

4 h. ago Ginger bombshell: Scientists finally crack why most orange cats are boys

New study solves a century-old feline mystery, and whether marmalade moggies really are the naughtiest

Events

4 h. ago 'Stay home for 48 hours' warning as cases of winter bug rise in recent weeks

Also known as the winter vomiting bug, this illness can cause diarrhoea and vomiting and spreads easily

Events

4 h. ago Spotify to hike prices AGAIN by 8.3% for millions of customers within days

SPOTIFY is raising the cost of its premium subscription for millions of customers. The music streaming giant has started emailing subscribers informing them the cost of an individual subscription will rise from £11.99 to £12.99 a month from November, according to Sky News. That's an 8.3% increase or an extra £12 a year. The streaming...

Economics

5 h. ago Jennifer Walton: Daughters review – a stylish and painful debut

(Local Action)Fiction, folk and a devastating diagnosis feature in the producer and DJ’s literary penmanship, her gentle, gothic vocals thick with morbid, magical thinkingMiss America, the centrepiece of Jennifer Walton’s stylish, painful debut record, sits us down in a hotel room near JFK airport, watching on as Walton learns that her father has been diagnosed with cancer. The Sunderland-born musician had been touring the US for the first time, drumming with indie band Kero Kero Bonito, and now grief greys everything out. Faltering piano and hushed strings accompany gothic dispatches from the tour van: “Cattle farm and broke down shack / Strip-mall, drug deal, panic attacks.”Walton’s gentle vocals are deadpan, with the record’s tension brought by her penmanship (encompassing fiction, folksy sayings and blunt diary entries) and her sharp, surprising maximalism. Few songs this year have stronger novelistic flair than Shelly, which witnesses the killing of a deer and spirals into a pe...

Politics

5 h. ago Desperate Rachel Reeves is 'actively discussing' smashing Labour's manifesto by hiking income tax at Budget as she struggles to fill '£40bn' black hole

Increasing income tax is said to be a 'live debate' between the Chancellor and her aides amid fears she cannot bring in enough cash by solely targeting the 'rich'.

Economics

6 h. ago Brits urged not 'to cut corners' on vital daily task just because they're tired

A new study has found that millions of Britons confess to taking shortcuts on simple daily tasks, including vital dental care

Politics

6 h. ago A Mind of My Own by Kathy Burke review – a brilliant, blunt and beautiful memoir

The actor on being called ugly, telling Johnny Rotten to F-off, and striking gold at CannesKathy Burke’s mother, Bridget, died of stomach cancer when she was 18 months old; she writes that it made her “feel dead famous” in her community. She was raised by her older brothers, John and Barry, who were 10 and eight when it happened, and sometimes by their father Pat, an alcoholic for many years, violent with it, who struggled to care for his family. Pat and Bridget had moved to London from Ireland, and the Burkes lived on an estate in Islington, where the other families played a vital role in raising and feeding the children. On his deathbed, in 1994, Pat asked Kathy to do two things: to give up smoking, and to write more. It has only taken her 30 years, she says, but she’s finally done the latter.The entertainment industry is top-heavy with people from middle-and upper-class backgrounds who have a limited understanding of lives that don’t resemble th...

Science

6 h. ago NIAMH KIRK: 2016 makeup could save us from the boring 'clean girl' beauty look

As beauty lovers relish in the nostalgia of early 2010's makeup, there is one era of makeup Mirror writer Niamh Kirk wishes would make a comeback - and it could be on the rise very soon

Politics

6 h. ago Families struggling to afford food as calls for Universal Credit change rise

Almost one in seven households with children are struggling to afford food, new research has revealed

Society

7 h. ago Man with breast cancer will be on chemotherapy for rest of his life

Mat, 42, has urged men to check themselves as 'men have breast tissue too'

Science

7 h. ago Man diagnosed with incurable breast cancer after spotting one symptom

Mat, 42, has urged men to check themselves as 'men have breast tissue too'

Science