92 m. ago Top locations where you can still buy a home for less than £150,000

One south London area has seven per cent of homes for sale currently priced £150,000 or less

Economics

3 h. ago Over 22,000 juice pouches part of elevated recall over potentially harmful bacteria contamination

The recall has been declared a Class II by the FDA

Politics

3 h. ago David Bowie Archive With 90,000 Items Opens To Public In London

David Bowie Archive With 90,000 Items Opens To Public In London  MiNDFOOD

Politics

4 h. ago Identity of David Bowie's Major Tom is revealed for the first time after 56 years

Details of David Bowie's famous Major Tom from Space Oddity and Ashes to Ashes have been unearthed in a treasure-trove of 90,000 objects from the late Starman singer’s archive

Politics

6 h. ago Brazil have reasons to believe despite their worst ever qualifying campaign | Tom Sanderson

Brazil lost qualifiers in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Bolivia just like they did before the 2002 World CupDespite how it might look on paper, Brazil did not necessarily hit a new low at high altitude by losing 1-0 to Bolivia this week. As their place at the World Cup was already reserved, Carlo Ancelotti could afford to field a second-string side with seven changes. It looked like they would return home from 4,000 meters above sea level with a draw until Bruno Guimarães gave away a penalty.Miguel Terceros smashed the spot kick past Alisson, securing a place in the playoffs for the hosts, who are now dreaming of reaching the World Cup for the first time since 1994, which is, of course, when Brazil won the tournament in the US. This has been a successful campaign for Bolivia. Not so Brazil, who finished fifth in the table with just 28 points from 18 games, making it the worst qualification campaign in their history. Continue reading...

Politics

6 h. ago Brazil have reasons to believe despite their worst qualifying campaign | Tom Sanderson

Brazil lost qualifiers in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Bolivia just like they did before the 2002 World CupDespite how it might look on paper, Brazil did not necessarily hit a new low at high altitude by losing 1-0 against Bolivia this week. As their place at the World Cup was already reserved, Carlo Ancelotti could afford to field a second-string side with seven changes. It looked like they would return home from 4,000 metres above sea level with a draw until Bruno Guimarães gave away a penalty.Miguel Terceros smashed the spot-kick past Alisson, securing a place in the playoffs for the hosts, who are now dreaming of reaching the World Cup for the first time since 1994, which is, of course, when Brazil won the tournament in the US. This has been a successful campaign for Bolivia. Not so Brazil, who finished fifth in the table with just 28 points from 18 games, making it the worst qualification campaign in their history. Continue reading...

Politics

6 h. ago Thomas Tuchel offers insight into England World Cup dream 35 years in the making

England manager Thomas Tuchel recalled his vivid memories of Italia 90 as the Three Lions suffered penalty agony and now has the chance to end 60 years of hurt

Politics

6 h. ago Arrest of ‘harmless old ladies’ what outlawed Palestine Action wants – Clarke

The Conservative peer urged the use of discretion in dealing with protesters following the proscription of the organisation

Events

6 h. ago Drug dealer with 'positive childhood' ordered to pay back £18,000

Ryan Lewis, 28, was found in possession of cocaine, MDMA, LSD, and ketamine as well as thousands of pounds in cash

Economics

6 h. ago Majority of US university students oppose allowing speakers with controversial viewpoints on campus

Free speech group finds most students against their college hosting hypothetical speakers with controversial viewsA new survey of nearly 70,000 college students across the United States has found that a majority oppose allowing speakers with controversial viewpoints, whether liberal or conservative, to speak on their campuses.The findings come from the sixth annual College Free Speech Rankings, released on Tuesday by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (Fire), a free speech watchdog, in partnership with College Pulse. Continue reading...

Politics

7 h. ago Zosia Mamet says she quit major TV series after showrunner ‘screamed’ at her in front of entire crew

The actor recalls leaving the TV program after filming only a few episodes

Culture

7 h. ago Tottenham fans can be lawfully rejected from working with Arsenal supporters, says court

Employers had a vested interest in not disturbing the harmony of the office, a judge ruled as a Russian woman claimed she missed out on a job because she didn't enjoy 'British habits'

Sport

7 h. ago Cruise ship passenger jumped overboard to avoid $16,000 gambling debt, prosecutors say

Jey Gonzalez-Diaz was sailing on the Rhapsody of the Seas cruise ship, authorities said, and was pulled out of the water by a passing jet skier

Economics

8 h. ago 500 dodgy bucket hats and a parking permit black market among issues at Oasis Heaton Park shows

Around 370,000 concertgoers attending the park gigs led to a multitude of enforcement actions by council officers

Politics

8 h. ago When is Donald Trump's second state visit to the UK? Details and controversy

An online petition calling for Starmer to ‘immediately cancel the offer of a second state visit for Donald Trump’ has gained more than 170,000 signatures

Politics

9 h. ago He took young girls into his prayer room and left them damaged for life

Delivery driver caused young victims "unspeakable mental and physical harm"

Events

10 h. ago Beware the QR code: How a new scam is costing consumers £10,000 per day

A new type of scam cost consumers more than £3.5m last year - make sure you know how to identify it

Economics

10 h. ago Beacon of Peace charity walk unites communities and raises over £15,000 for Scottish charities

In a powerful display of unity, compassion, and civic pride, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Elders Association (AMEA) Scotland hosted its annual Beacon of Peace (BoP) Charity Fun Walk & Run at Glasgow’s picturesque Kelvingrove Park over the weekend. Over 150 participants from toddlers to pensioners stepped forward together to champion peace and raise vital funds for charitable causes.

Economics

10 h. ago Tottenham fans can be rejected from job working with Arsenal supporters, judge rules

Judge Daniel Wright said employers had a vested interest in not disturbing the harmony of the office

Sport

10 h. ago One food eaten every day can 'boost cancer risk by 18%' and hinder health

A dietician has warned that eating one food every day could actually increase risk of cancer by 18% - and it's not something many would suspect could do so much harm

Society