66 m. ago Guardiola says ‘no discussions’ about City exit amid Maresca speculation: football – live

⚽ All the latest news going into the weekend programme⚽ Premier League: 10 things to look out for | Mail DomRe the players that have made it to Afcon, this is a handy explainer of the extent to which Premier League teams will be affected.Some of the names not featuring at Afcon are remarkable, and feature some of the most talented footballers from the continent. The main reason for this is that their nation has not qualified (for example, Ghana), but there have also been omissions from squads that have made it (unexpectedly Ivory Coast’s Simon Adingra, who was voted the best young player at Afcon 2023, providing a fine assist for the winner in the final) and there has even been an unexpected retirement on the eve of the tournament (Nigeria’s William Troost-Ekong, who was voted the player of the tournament at the last Afcon). Continue reading...

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82 m. ago M&S 'top quality' haircare gift bag with six items including £5 voucher for £30

People are snapping up the set that includes popular branded products

Economics

1 hour ago ‘Nonsensical’ summer thriller inexplicably beats Christmas classic in Netflix rankings

A recent Netflix addition has beaten a hugely popular Christmas rom-com in its top 10 film rankings

Politics

2 h. ago Maresca says Manchester City links ‘100% speculation’; Gyökeres needs a ‘tweak’: football – live

⚽ All the latest news going into the weekend programme⚽ Premier League: 10 things to look out for | Mail TomRe the players that have made it to Afcon, this is a handy explainer of the extent to which Premier League teams will be affected.Some of the names not featuring at Afcon are remarkable, and feature some of the most talented footballers from the continent. The main reason for this is that their nation has not qualified (for example, Ghana), but there have also been omissions from squads that have made it (unexpectedly Ivory Coast’s Simon Adingra, who was voted the best young player at Afcon 2023, providing a fine assist for the winner in the final) and there has even been an unexpected retirement on the eve of the tournament (Nigeria’s William Troost-Ekong, who was voted the player of the tournament at the last Afcon). Continue reading...

Sport

2 h. ago You’re storing Baileys all wrong – how to keep festive tipple fresh for 2 YEARS

BAILEY'S lovers have been storing their favourite festive tipple all wrong all this time. The popular Christmas drink can be kept fresh for two years after opening if stored properly. Bailey's Irish Cream is best enjoyed during the festive period, and it's equally great on its own or poured into coffee or hot chocolate. However,...

Politics

3 h. ago Cheapest supermarket to fill up on petrol this Christmas is revealed

THIS Christmas season it has been revealed which supermarket petrol station sells petrol and diesel the cheapest. Analysis from RAC Fuel Watch found that one of the four major supermarkets sold petrol on average at 134.0p per litre. Drivers looking for the cheapest fuel for their Christmas getaway can expect ASDA to sell petrol and...

Politics

3 h. ago Africa Cup of Nations 2025: Everything you need to know, from the team in crisis to the best games to watch

Will Mohamed Salah lift his first Africa Cup of Nations title with Egypt? Or can Nigeria bounce back from their World Cup disappointment?

Events

3 h. ago Paracetamol alert given to anyone taking it for cold and flu symptoms

A pharmacist has issued an important warning about paracetamol when taking common cold and flu remedies that already contain the painkiller, highlighting lesser-known facts about the widely-used drug that everyone should be aware of

Events

3 h. ago Paracetamol warning issued to all Brits as 'super flu' cases soar

With flu cases soaring this winter, a pharmacist has issued an urgent warning about a common mistake people make when taking paracetamol during the winter months

Events

4 h. ago How global seafood trade is moving ‘forever chemicals’ from contaminated waters to dinner plates

New study finds consumption patterns and trade matter as much as where fish are caught

Politics

4 h. ago British expat reveals how to spot a pickpocket in SECONDS after moving to Spain

Pickpocketing is, sadly, increasingly common in popular tourist destinations. Now, an expat who lives in Spain has shared his tips on avoiding it.

Politics

5 h. ago Popular US fast food chain giving away FREE burgers today to launch new Scots Drive

A HUGE American fast-food chain is giving away free burgers today to celebrate the launch of its first ever Drive-Thru restaurant in Scotland. Wendy's is opening their new branch on Linwood Road, Paisley today and punters will be able to get their hands on the chain's iconic burgers free of charge. The goodies will be...

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5 h. ago How I Shop with Jo Malone: ‘I like my bed steamed every day’

Always wondered what everyday stuff celebrities buy, where they shop for food and the basic they scrimp on? Jo Malone CBE talks Tiffany jewellery, M&S underwear and Ikea at Christmas in the Filter’s new column• Don’t get the Filter delivered to your inbox? Sign up hereJo Malone CBE grew up in south-east London and left school at 13 to care for her mother. She is the founder and creative director of the luxury fragrance brand Jo Loves. She previously founded, and sold, Jo Malone London and left the brand in 2006.In 2023, Jo moved to the Middle East to seek out adventure. She created a new company in the region and launched a drinks business, Jo Vodka, in 2025. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Yael van der Wouden : ‘The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy cured my fear of aliens’

The Safekeep author on her secret childhood reading, falling in love with Elizabeth Strout and why she keeps coming back to Zadie SmithMy earliest reading memory I had a children’s encyclopedia on the shelf above my bed – orange and brown, the cover old flaking plastic – but I retain nothing of what I read. I do remember a book of dirty jokes I was obsessed with at the age of eight. I was convinced it was off limits to me (it wasn’t) and so I waited until my parents were at work to shamefully steal it from the bookshelf. One time, my mother found it under my pillow and I was mortified. I recall her being confused and putting it back with a mumbled “I don’t judge” as she left the room.My favourite book growing up hat must have been one of Thea Beckman’s novels, most likely Hasse Simonsdochter. Beckman was the author for young adults in 80s and 90s Netherlands. Continue reading...

Events

5 h. ago 'We sold our home and found travelling the world is cheaper than paying rent in the UK'

Chloe and Connor Ellis say they have no regrets taking their children and going travelling

Society

6 h. ago Is Rome about to be ruined by Emily in Paris? Fans have already started filming themselves whizzing around on Vespas and throwing coins into the Trevi fountain

The show also takes Emily to all of Rome's most popular tourist destinations - which will undoubtedly attract viewers who want to see all the filming locations in person.

Politics

6 h. ago Bank of England governor delivers warning over AI’s impact on jobs

He suggested AI’s potential to improve the nation’s economy was ‘pretty substantial’

Events

7 h. ago Pharmacist issues paracetamol warning to anyone with cold and flu symptoms

A pharmacist has issued a paracetamol warning to anyone who's suffering with cold and flu symptoms. Pharmacist Anum said it's vital to know before taking the medication

Events

7 h. ago Anger spreads over Afcon schedule as Morocco seek to end half

Fifa’s lack of concern for African football’s key money-spinner has led to inadequate preparation timeWith the hosts, Morocco, taking on the island nation of Comoros in the Africa Cup of Nations opener in Rabat on Sunday, there is no mistaking the excitement across the continent. Football is akin to a religion among Africa’s largely young population, with 60% of its 1.5 billion people under the age of 25.But the timing of this Afcon, to be played over the Christmas and New Year period in Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakech, Agadir, Tangier and Fez, has never happened since the tournament began in 1957, igniting a storm of anger throughout the African football community. Continue reading...

Politics

7 h. ago Pristine UK village with tranquil moors and scenic train rides features in major film and TV show

This little village sits within the stunning North York Moors National Park and is the real-life set for a number of popular TV and film productions - but there's more than meets the eye

Culture