2 h. ago My restaurant isn't dirty, food inspectors don't understand sashimi: Michelin

Officials said 'major improvement' was required at Ynyshir in Machynlleth after an inspection on November 5 raised concerns over the 'cleanliness and condition' of facilities.

Society

20 h. ago Welsh burger restaurant shuts after shocking hygiene inspection

The market burger joint shut down after receiving the low food hygiene score from the council

Events

20 h. ago Black mould found on slush machine and congealed powder in coffee maker at family attraction

They were among a number of breaches of food hygiene standards at the attraction 'that carried risk to public harm'

Politics

28 h. ago One in five older people cutting food and hygiene to make ends meet

Age UK’s ‘crisis hiding in plain sight’ campaign is urging older people to check if they are entitled to extra financial support

Politics

4 d. ago Bolton crash UPDATES: Six raced to hospital as people 'cut from cars'

Six people have been rushed to hospital after a 'serious accident' in the early hours of the morning in Bolton

Events

4 d. ago Britain's filthiest supermarkets and corner shops named and shamed: More than 300 fail hygiene ratings... so is YOURS one of them?

Our examination of Food Standards Agency (FSA) food hygiene ratings - part of a wider series unmasking the nation's dirtiest outlets - revealed 323 were so dirty they failed safety inspection.

Economics

6 d. ago Rat spotted at Wales Morrisons store which pleaded guilty to food hygiene offences

A rodent was spotted inside the Morrisons supermarket in Cwmbran

Politics

7 d. ago Morrisons pleads guilty to food hygiene offences at Welsh store

Morrisons will be sentenced at court later this year after multiple serious food safety risks were identified

Politics

7 d. ago Chinese takeaway manager fined over string of food safety and hygiene regulations including using glue to trap mice before beating them to death

Lili Wang used the gruesome and illegal pest control method at the Good Wok takeaway in Bristol Road, Gloucester - a court heard yesterday.

Society

8 d. ago People cutting number of wedding guests as average cost almost £22,000

A new report says 61 per cent of couples now rely on financial support from family to fund their wedding

Economics

9 d. ago Revealed: Shocking extent of London’s hygiene poverty crisis

According to data, around three out of ten women in the Greater London area have had to choose between buying enough food or hygiene products amid the cost-of-living crisis

Events

9 d. ago Parents given answer after 125,000 people demand school week is cut to four days

The Government was forced to respond to a debate on a four-day school week after more than 125,000 people signed a petition calling for ministers to introduce one

Politics

9 d. ago Nine scientific breakthroughs I’d like to see in 2026 – from earworms to procrastination | Emma Beddington

There’s nothing more uplifting than hearing about a world-shaking, life-enhancing new development. But science shouldn’t overlook the small stuff, or stop looking for new species of cute, fluffy mammals People who greet the new year with hope, ambitious plans and optimised gut microbiomes might be obnoxiously apparent at the moment, but we all know they’re a minority. Most of us lurched into 2026 catastrophically depleted and grey-faced, juggling deep Lemsip dependency with a deeper overdraft and a sense of ever-deepening global geopolitical foreboding. There is, however, one thing that fills me with buoyant optimism now and always: science. I don’t understand it, but I’m delighted it’s out there, making things better.I was booted out of my leaden year-end listlessness by The Atlantic’s list of 55 Facts That Blew Our Minds in 2025. Did you know, for example, that scientists at UC Berkeley created a new colour? (It’s called “olo” and it’s sort of teal.) Or that doctors treated a baby...

Politics

1 week ago Nearly a third of Londoners struggle to afford basic hygiene products

Around three out of ten women in the Greater London area have had to choose between buying enough food or hygiene products amid the cost-of-living crisis

Politics

2 w. ago From dodgy home testing kits to advice on social media and chatbots, Britons are risking malnourishment and eating disorders by self

Dodgy at-home testing kits and unscientific symptom-checkers on social media are leading people to experiment with diets that cut out the likes of gluten or dairy, top nutritionists have cautioned.

Events

2 w. ago Nine ways drunk people are so unbelievably annoying: Yes, I was one once, but now I can't stand people when they're drunk, says KATE SPICER

KATE SPICER: I must have been annoying because since cutting back, being in the company of drunken people has become so excruciating.

Politics

2 w. ago Zelenskyy heads to Florida for talks with Trump amid fresh strikes on Kyiv

Attacks leave hundreds of thousands without heating as Ukrainian leader readies for intense weekend of diplomacyA third of Kyiv is without heating after a Russian drone and missile barrage on the Ukrainian capital cut off power supplies, leaving hundreds of thousands of people facing freezing temperatures.Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, said Moscow had used nearly 500 drones and 40 missiles, including ballistic missiles, in the overnight attack. “The primary target is Kyiv – energy facilities and civilian infrastructure,” he said in a post on X. Continue reading...

Politics

2 w. ago Named and shamed, Britain's filthiest takeaways: Staggering one in 17 fail food hygiene ratings, analysis shows... so is YOUR favourite one of them?

A Daily Mail audit of Food Standards Agency (FSA) hygiene ratings revealed 3,600 outlets were so dirty they failed inspection.

Events

2 w. ago Zelenskyy to hold talks with European leaders amid fresh strikes on Kyiv

Attacks leave hundreds of thousands in city without heating as Ukrainian leader prepares for flurry of weekend diplomacyA third of Kyiv is without heating after a Russian drone and missile barrage on the Ukrainian capital cut off power supplies, leaving hundreds of thousands of people facing freezing temperatures.Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, said Moscow had used nearly 500 drones and 40 missiles, including ballistic missiles, in the overnight attack. “The primary target is Kyiv – energy facilities and civilian infrastructure,” he said in a post on X. Continue reading...

Politics

2 w. ago Food hygiene expert shares tips on safely reheating Christmas leftovers

Many are waking up to Christmas leftovers on Boxing Day, and are looking to make a slap up feast from what's left behind

Society