23 h. ago Elon Musk's 'space train' of Starlink satellites shown in 'coolest' clip

The richest man in world's Starlink satellites were captured by astronaut Don Pettit from the International Space Station 257 miles above the Earth. It dubbed one of the 'coolest' space clips

Technology

46 h. ago That was close! Huge asteroid comes within 300 miles of hitting Earth

Passing at an altitude of just 265 miles (428 kilometres), the asteroid came closer to the Earth's surface than the orbit of the International Space Station.

Events

52 h. ago Arsenal news: Viktor Gyokeres told one thing 'inevitable' as message sent to Mikel Arteta

A legendary goalscorer has weighed in on Viktor Gyokeres and his goal drought after Arsenal reached the top of the Premier League table heading into the international break

Politics

4 d. ago Inside the Windsor walkabout where Kate Middleton 'went into self preservation mode' after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down as working Royals

Just one day after the late Queen's tragic passing, the then Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wandered alongside the Sussexes to inspect the vast sea of floral tributes.

Politics

4 d. ago Key Welsh bridge closes indefinitely as minister 'deeply sorry'

The bridge has engineering issues beyond the high winds of Storm Amy battering Wales

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5 d. ago ‘Starting to be very afraid’: Italy’s Gaza protests raise pressure on Meloni

With strikes and demonstrations, intensifying Italian opposition to Israel’s war is challenging the PM’s stanceA piercing chorus of tooting horns and dockers shouting “we don’t want you” greeted an Israeli-owned container ship when it arrived in Livorno, a port city on the coast of Tuscany this week.For two days, the striking dockworkers stood their ground, refusing to unload and reload the ship’s cargo in a display of defiant solidarity for Palestinians and the Global Sumud flotilla attempting to bring aid to Gaza. The protest was a triumph and the ship, bound for the US and Canada, left. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago People born 'one day late' to miss out on £300 winter fuel payment after government change

The payment is back online next year - but some Brits won't be eligible because the pension age is changing in 2026

Economics

7 d. ago Welsh town centre's 'white elephant' that has one major drawback

The old bus station was turned into a new open space through a £1m project but now it can't be used for large scale events

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7 d. ago Border wall slicing through Arizona wildlife corridor begins construction: ‘A show of force for nothing’

The 30ft-high wall between the US and Mexico will cut through one of the last unbroken grasslands in the west, leaving residents alarmed over the potential impact on wildlife and water useOn a late summer day in September, the sound of cicadas pierced the profound silence in the sprawling grasslands and gently rolling hills of the San Rafael Valley in southern Arizona. But before long, the shrill buzzing gave way to the rumble of heavy machinery sculpting an unpaved road leading to the US-Mexico border.In the distance, a deer darted across the road and disappeared into a thicket of oak trees. A few miles later, a fenced-in worker camp came into view, next to a construction site full of trucks, bulldozers and cranes. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago What every Celtic player said after Kelechi Iheanacho's first training session

The ex-Man City and Leicester hitman was a late arrival after joining the night after deadline day

Sport

1 week ago Ryder Cup 2025 player ratings: Fleetwood shines for Europe as Scheffler endures USA nightmare

Team Europe secured a dramatic late 15-13 victory after an incredible final day in which the USA mounted an unlikely comeback early on

Sport

1 week ago Boiler alert issued to Brits as 'hidden danger' could surface in October

Patrick Garner, Gas Safe Engineer at Heatable, has issued a warning to Brits ahead of October. He said they need to make a vital boiler check to ensure their property is safe

Events

1 week ago Yvette Cooper suggests international community on brink of Gaza peace deal

Exclusive: Foreign secretary says world has ‘reached moment’ it wants to end war after Donald Trump signals plan within reachThe international community is on the brink of securing a peace deal for Gaza that could finally bring an end to two years of conflict and a humanitarian crisis that has claimed thousands of lives, Yvette Cooper has suggested.The new foreign secretary, who has just returned from a UN summit, said that they had “reached a moment where the world wants to end this war” after US president Donald Trump indicated a peace deal was within reach. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Royal Navy scrambles warship after Russian frigate and cargo ship spotted in UK waters

Teams aboard HMS Iron Duke and a Wildcat helicopter tracked the heavily-armed warship RFN Neustrashimy as it escorted cargo ship Sparta IV through the North Sea and the English Channel .

Events

1 week ago Unsung Wales international reaches milestone as Dragons look to rise from rock bottom

The Men of Gwent have recruited heavily after finishing bottom of the United Rugby Championship last season

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2 w. ago NASA will say goodbye to the International Space Station in 2030. Here’s why

Since 2000, for 24 hours a day, seven days a week, NASA and its partners have sustained a continuous human presence in low-Earth orbit

Technology

2 w. ago Kasper Dolberg declares Celtic was never a serious option as transfer truth finally emerges

The striker opted to join Ajax after late deadline day drama saw him leave Anderlecht

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2 w. ago World's first PRIVATE space station to launch next year: Haven

Haven-1, the world's first private space station, features queen-size beds, a state-of-the-art gym, and even maple wood interiors.

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2 w. ago Let’s stop asking why women aren’t having children and ask, for once: why aren’t men? | Rhiannon Lucy Coslett

On the whole, men I’ve spoken to – like women – want children. But a host of issues, from housing to mental health, is getting in the way“Why aren’t women having babies?” It’s the question on everyone’s lips as the fertility rate plummets to a record low in England, Scotland and Wales. A range of answers are always trotted out, from the entirely reasonable (childcare and housing costs; the motherhood career penalty) to the ludicrous (being so dim about our own fertility that we wake up one day realising we’ve left it too late). Yet perhaps it’s time we ask not only “why aren’t women having babies?”, but also “why aren’t men?”Men are largely invisible in the birthrate debate. It’s ironic that amid all the pontificating and the policy ideas for encouraging more women to have babies – a conversation often being had by men – the other half of humanity is strikingly underexamined. Part of the problem is an absence of data: like many European countries, we don’t really have any on male fe...

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2 w. ago International Sashimi Station! NASA reveals what space 'sushi' looks like

NASA has managed to get men on the moon, rovers on Mars, and probes around Saturn's rings. But it seems the space agency is yet to master how to make decent sushi in space.

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