68 m. ago Morrisons customers urged to check batch codes of one item amid 'health risk' fears

Supermarket shoppers are being urged to return affected batches to their nearest stores

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74 m. ago Retirement boost for some pension savers as part of UK Government reforms

The initiative enables employers to pool multiple pension schemes into a collective fund.

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81 m. ago Trump faces mounting legal battle over National Guard deployments across US

President Donald Trump’s efforts to deploy the military in Chicago, Portland and other Democratic-led cities have brought an array of court challenges

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99 m. ago Billie Shepherd's jewellery collection features adorable 'mini me' necklaces for mums

Billie Shepherd has launched a new jewellery collection with Abbott Lyon, and it includes the perfect 'mini me' Christmas gift for mums and their daughters

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1 hour ago People receiving full new state pension on course for £12,548 from April

Inflation figures released on Wednesday suggest that wages, which have increased by 4.8%, will be used to calculate next year’s state pension rise.

Economics

2 h. ago Ryanair, Jet2 and easyJet increase flights from Newcastle airport ahead of upgrade

The northern hub has commenced its £60m expansion plan

Transport

2 h. ago Update to 10,000 steps advice as 4,000 enough to cut serious illness

The latest research shows just 4,000 steps every other day could drastically cut the risk of early death

Politics

2 h. ago Mother spends $21,000 on lifelike baby dolls that look so real people stop her in the street

Mary Lee Beatson, 42, from South Carolina, parents and takes care of the lifelike creations, that aim to mimic the look and feel of real human babies, alongside four children of her own.

Economics

2 h. ago Real Living Wage: thousands to get pay boost with 2025 national Living Wage rate increase across UK and London

More than 16,000 employers have now signed up to pay staff the new rate 💷

Politics

2 h. ago Renfrewshire social care worker fell asleep on night shift leaving vulnerable adults "at risk"

An investigation by the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) found that Ross Clark deliberately went to sleep. during a shift last year.

Events

2 h. ago London travel news LIVE: Northern Line hit with severe delays

Train cancellations and signal failures are impacting some of London’s key lines this morning

Events

2 h. ago Major shoplifting increase recorded in Renfrewshire as trend branded 'real concern'

Theft in this area, from the start of April until the end of August, has risen by 49.2 per cent on last year.

Economics

3 h. ago The Celebrity Traitors stars at risk of ‘murder’ as Traitors prepare to strike

Three stars are at risk in the next episode of Celebrity Traitors 📺🚨

Events

3 h. ago The secret lives of autograph hunters: ‘Donald Trump was really hard to get’

Why do so many people spend their time at stage doors and sending out requests for signatures? Those who have collected thousands of autographs explain the thrillAndrew Broughton still remembers the first celebrity autograph he ever got. “It started by accident,” he says, when he was 13 and doing a project about horror films at school. “I love Hammer horror. I wrote a letter to [actor] Peter Cushing and sent it to the BBC. A large envelope came back and a lovely letter. He sent me some signed film stills. So I got the bug. I just thought: there’s nothing to stop me writing to anybody.”Since then, Broughton, 62, has collected autographs from some of the biggest stars in TV, film, music and sports, as well as royalty, politicians and world leaders. The walls of his home in Derby are covered in framed signed photos from the late queen, King Charles, Diana, Princess of Wales, Brigitte Bardot, John Travolta, Kylie Minogue, Elton John, Liza Minnelli, Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers and Muhamm...

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3 h. ago Morrisons issues 'do not eat' warning for popular sauce posing possible 'health risk'

The product can be returned with or without a receipt

Events

3 h. ago Scientists say walking 10,000 steps is a myth. Here’s how many you need

Women who clocked up this number of steps a day reduced their chance of early death by 26%, according to a study

Politics

3 h. ago Morrisons issue 'do not' eat warning over 'possible health risk' for Savers item

Customers can return the affected items to Morrisons for a full refund - no receipt is required

Events

4 h. ago Jellycat fans 'running' to B&M to stock up on 'cutest' £2 range before Christmas

The discount store has delighted Jellycat collectors with a new range that shoppers are keen to find

Economics

4 h. ago UK inflation stuck at 3.8%: What it means for interest rates, mortgages and pensions

“In the real world, many families are still struggling to make ends meet after three years of blistering price increases” – Kevin Brown, Scottish Friendly

Economics

4 h. ago Midnight Timetable by Bora Chung review – sinister stories from the graveyard shift

Horror tropes meet modern nightmares as the South Korean author takes us deep inside a research facility called The InstituteOur fears turn feral when they have nowhere to go. South Korean author Bora Chung’s new short story collection plays with old horror tropes: endless corridors and looped staircases, exits that only lead you deeper, a phone that rings and rings (don’t pick up). The kind of stories dare-drunk children trade in the dark.Set in a research facility known only as “the Institute”, a repository of cursed and haunted objects, Chung’s tales come from the building’s skeleton staff – warnings and gossip from the night shift. It’s a nod, perhaps, to Stephen King’s debut collection, 1978’s still brilliant Night Shift. Continue reading...

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