16 h. ago World War 3 fears hit Europe as warnings issued ahead of Russian military moves

The ministry of health in France has alerted officials in the country to be prepared for a large number of casualties at its hospital amid fears of another Russian attack

Events

38 h. ago 'Red flags' to look out for on bank statements including your payslip and issues moving home

Angela Little, who runs A Little Mortgage Advice, has shared some top tips that many people don't think about

Economics

43 h. ago Man Utd transfer deadline day LIVE: Emi Martinez deal 'agreed', striker move, Jadon Sancho issue

Manchester United enter the final day of the transfer window with work still to do amid links with Emi Martinez and Adam Wharton, while Jadon Sancho and Rasmus Hojlund look set to leave the club

Events

43 h. ago Voting for Brexit, stopping the small boats – none of it will ever appease those who wage war on immigration | Nesrine Malik

The facts and the numbers are irrelevant: Donald Trump and Nigel Farage just find new excuses and increase the toxicityA few weeks after the Brexit referendum, a leave-voting friend of mine told me what the biggest benefit would be. “We will never hear about immigration again,” he said. If you give the people the control over the border they want, the logic went, then Brexit will finally dissolve immigration as an issue that politicians can exploit, and the country can crack on with all the other important stuff that needs doing. And, well, let’s just say that this prediction did not pan out on such a colossal level that no follow-up conversation has been necessary.Because that’s just not how the whole immigration thing works. The goalposts always move. Nothing clarifies that more than Nigel Farage getting everything he has said he ever wanted, the country heaving itself out of the EU and ending free movement, only for another boil to fester around the issue of immigration – and gue...

Events

43 h. ago Vote Brexit, stop the boats – the goalposts on immigration keep moving, and those who oppose it will never be appeased | Nesrine Malik

The facts and the numbers are irrelevant: Donald Trump and Nigel Farage just find new excuses and increase the toxicityA few weeks after the Brexit referendum, a leave-voting friend of mine told me what the biggest benefit would be. “We will never hear about immigration again,” he said. If you give the people the control over the border they want, the logic went, then Brexit will finally dissolve immigration as an issue that politicians can exploit, and the country can crack on with all the other important stuff that needs doing. And, well, let’s just say that this prediction did not pan out on such a colossal level that no follow-up conversation has been necessary.Because that’s just not how the whole immigration thing works. The goalposts always move. Nothing clarifies that more than Nigel Farage getting everything he has said he ever wanted, the country heaving itself out of the EU and ending free movement, only for another boil to fester around the issue of immigration – and gue...

Politics

51 h. ago Kate Middleton and Prince William's 'real reason' for £16m move after 'odd' issue

Prince William and Kate Middleton are set to move to their 'forever home' at Forest Lodge on the Windsor estate, and a royal expert has shared the 'real reason' behind the move

Politics

58 h. ago Kate Middleton and Prince William's 'real reason' for £16m house move after 'seriously odd' issue

With the Prince and Princess of Wales set to move into their ‘forever home’ of Forest Lodge later this year, royal expert Jennie Bond has revealed the royal couple’s motivation for such a drastic change

Politics

63 h. ago Yoane Wissa issues amazing statement to Brentford as he pushes for Newcastle move

Yoane Wissa has issued a lengthy statement on social media as he looks to force through a move from Brentford to Newcastle United before the transfer deadline

Politics

64 h. ago Yoane Wissa issues extraordinary transfer statement to force Newcastle move before deadline

Brentford forward Yoane Wissa has been linked with a move to Newcastle United and the star has now gone to extreme lengths in an effort to get an exit over the line.

Events

5 d. ago Love Island 2025 winner Cach Mercer issues 'living situation' update in major move

Cach Mercer admitted that Toni Laites will be moving in with him once she returns to the UK

Politics

5 d. ago Man Utd transfer news: Alejandro Garnacho move hits issue amid Rasmus Hojlund exit update

Manchester United are still to offload a number of their fringe players with Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund look to secures moves away from Old Trafford

Events

6 d. ago Spurs in Vuskovic loan talks with Hamburg and hope Bissouma will join Galatasaray

Summer signing Vuskovic expected to move for seasonBissouma out of favour after timekeeping issuesTottenham have made progress in talks over the loan of Luka Vuskovic to Hamburg, with the expectation being that a season-long deal with no options will be finalised before Monday’s deadline.The London club are also looking to move Yves Bissouma to Galatasaray. The 28-year-old, who is out of contract next summer, has dropped to the bottom of the central midfield pecking order, having frustrated Thomas Frank with his timekeeping. Continue reading...

Politics

7 d. ago Alan Titchmarsh gave wife serious warning and only one family member backed him

Alan Titchmarsh has made a number of huge career decisions over the years, and has shared the warning he issued to his wife Alison before one of his riskiest moves

Events

1 week ago Mounjaro users given red flag warning over bank holiday drinking

A medical expert has urged caution for Mounjaro users this bank holiday weekend, with major red flags issued for those looking to mix alcohol with their injections

Events

1 week ago John Crawley dead: TikTok star dies at 47 after being placed on ventilator

Beloved TikTok creator John Crawley was hospitalised for over two weeks due to severe breathing issues and was placed on a ventilator and moved to the ICU before his death

Events

2 w. ago Brendan Rodgers reminds Celtic stars who is paying their wages amid transfer exit murmurs

Rodgers has issued a warning to any players who might want to move on in the final weeks of the summer window

Politics

2 w. ago Manchester United: Rasmus Hojlund moves one step closer to exit as transfer statement is issued

Striker was left out of Man Utd’s squad for opening game of the new Premier League season

Sport

2 w. ago Eberechi Eze transfer update after Crystal Palace star's emotional end against Chelsea

England international playmaker Eberechi Eze continues to be linked with a summer move away from Crystal Palace and the Eagles' manager has now issued an update

Sport

2 w. ago Truck drivers, doctors and bakers: ordinary Yemenis turn to veteran journalist when justice fails

Fatehi Bin Lazreq has used social media, newspapers and radio to expose corruption and everyday injustices since the country’s civil war started a decade agoWhen dozens of gas tankers near Yemen’s southern city of Aden were held up at a checkpoint by soldiers demanding heavy bribes, the frustrated drivers and traders turned to a man they trusted: Fatehi Bin Lazreq, a prominent Yemeni journalist.Known for using his media outlets and social media platforms to demand accountability, Bin Lazreq posted about the drivers’ ordeal on Facebook. It quickly went viral, generating thousands of likes and comments. Within hours, the post prompted a phone call from the prime minister and another senior official, both pledging to resolve the issue. Soon, the tankers were able to move on. Continue reading...

Society

2 w. ago Nicola Sturgeon’s immense political talent is undeniable. The nationalism was the problem | Martin Kettle

Many of her admirers gloss over her desire to break up the UK as Scotland’s first minister. But in her open and touching memoir, it plays a starring roleNicola Sturgeon was – and still is – important, talented, personable and, to many, inspirational. She was also extremely lucky and often wrong, sometimes seriously so. There are examples of all these qualities in her newly published memoir, Frankly. Sturgeosceptics should concede at once that it contains much that is fascinating, especially about her relations with her charismatic mentor turned vengeful enemy Alex Salmond. Starry-eyed Sturgies should equally admit she made several deep and lasting errors that have left behind a divided nationalist party and movement.The book is more open and touching about private issues than most political memoirs, although Sturgeon deploys these qualities selectively. Many of the intimate reflections are about being a woman in politics. Other memoirs by female politicians – including those of Marg...

Politics