14 h. ago Brits’ top kitchen bugbears revealed with leaving dirty dishes in the sink a top crime

There are some cooking non-negotiables with having food on a constant boil so it spits and forcing rubbish into an overflowing bin also among them

Events

41 h. ago I buy Britain's biggest dumps: Father of two builds 'crack den' property empire by snapping up 'worst house on worst street'

EXCLUSIVE: A former crack addict who once haunted filthy drug dens in one of Britain's most broken towns is now turning a tidy profit by buying them for peanuts.

Society

4 d. ago UK's 'most littered' beach where visitors leave 'human faeces and dirty nappies'

Visitors to the UK's 'most littered' beach have complained everything from broken glass to 'serviettes covered in faeces'

Politics

6 d. ago Disabled people want to live a full life. Instead, we’re forced to scrap over our right to food and a wash | Frances Ryan

Britain’s political and media class advocate policies that leave disabled people hungry and dirty. Why are we expected to settle for this?There is a longstanding practice in UK politics and media to force disabled people to fight for their basic rights – a kind of gladiatorial scrap in which the Colosseum is replaced by the set of Good Morning Britain.With the government’s welfare reform bill just passed by MPs, this has felt all the more stark. In the last week alone, the leader of the opposition, Kemi Badenoch, has used a speech to declare she does not “believe” that one in four people are disabled, as if the Equality Act were based on vibes. “Twenty-eight million people in Britain are working to pay the wages and benefits of 28 million others,” she went on. “The rider is as big as the horse.”Frances Ryan is a Guardian columnist. She is the author of Who Wants Normal? The Disabled Girls’ Guide to Life Continue reading...

Society

3 w. ago Dirty dishes in the sink? Almost a quarter of Gen Z say they let their plates and cutlery marinate for THREE DAYS before cleaning them

Almost a quarter (22 per cent) of those aged 16 to 26 said they leave the washing-up for three nights before taking action in a poll of 2,001 adults for cleaning brand Astonish.

Politics

3 w. ago One group of filthy Brits most likely to leave dirty plates in the sink for days

Those aged 16-26 are most reluctant to slip the marigolds on to do the washing up and admitted they leave dirty dishes in the sink for three nights before washing up

Politics