65 m. ago Stop putting table salt on icy path this January and use £1 item instead

People have been urged to grit their driveways and the pavement around their homes to prevent slips and falls as the weather turns colder because it could save them a lot of trouble

Economics

65 m. ago What can the EU and Nato do to stop Trump from trying to claim Greenland?

The territory and the European bloc are trying to see off the US president, who has said control of Greenland is essential to national securityThe Trump administration has said repeatedly that the US needs to gain control of Greenland, justifying its claim from “the standpoint of national security” and warning that it will “do something” about the territory “whether they like it or not”.This puts the EU and Nato in a difficult spot. Greenland, a largely self-governing part of Denmark, is not a member of the bloc but Denmark is; while the Arctic island is covered by the defence alliance’s guarantees through Denmark’s membership. Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago Sepa increases number of flood warnings and alerts as heavy rainfall worsens

The Met Office also has warnings for wind and rain in place until Monday morning.

Events

3 h. ago Leonardo DiCaprio stopped by security while returning to his seat during Golden Globes

According to a Vanity Fair reporter who is at the event, the actor, 51, tried to return to the audience but wasn't allowed.

Events

3 h. ago Trump says Iran is getting close to crossing the 'red line' and vows to look at 'strong options' after 'deaths of 500 protesters'

Donald Trump has warned Iran it is close to crossing a 'red line' after the nation's security forces killed a reported 500 protesters during a brutal crackdown against demonstrations in Tehran.

Events

4 h. ago EU to demand a 'Farage clause' payout if Reform axes Brexit reset

Nigel Farage on Sunday warned he will not pay compensation to the EU for tearing up Labour's Brexit reset.

Politics

4 h. ago The 7 subtle signs your marriage is heading towards divorce by an expert

We all know doom-scrolling on our phones is bad for our mental health. But could you also be using it to dial D for divorce?

Events

4 h. ago Skiers warned stopping to take selfies on the slopes could result in a €500 fine

As the ski season continues, plenty of holidaymakers will be setting off for their winter break. But there are some rules to follow that are often unknown - and could see you hit with fines.

Events

4 h. ago I tested 5 ways to dry clothes indoors in winter — only 1 stopped mildew smells

Drying clothes indoors can be a nightmare in winter. I put five popular indoor drying methods to the test to find out which one actually prevents musty odours and mildew.

Politics

5 h. ago I compared tumble dryer to 4 laundry drying methods — only 1 stopped musty smells

I tried five different ways to dry clothes indoors in winter and one came out on top.

Politics

5 h. ago All flights to major UK airport are suspended with customers warned of four

A HUGE power outage has caused severe delays and flight diversions at a major UK airport. Birmingham Airport has had to halt all arrivals and delay flights, causing disruption for hundreds of holidaymakers. The National Air Traffic Service has apologised for the disruption explaining that poor weather conditions caused the power outage. This comes after...

Events

6 h. ago People receiving two scam calls each week on average, survey indicates

Fraudsters may ask victims to share personal details, provide security codes, transfer money or lie to their account provider, Nationwide warned.

Politics

6 h. ago Bodies build up on streets in Iran 'after 500 protestors are killed': Mourners console each other

The footage was taken outside the Kahrizak Forensic Medical Center in the south of Tehran following the Iranian regime's brutal crackdown on dissent.

Events

6 h. ago Immigration arrests and tense confrontations in Minneapolis, in photos

Immigration arrests and tense confrontations with activists continued Sunday in the Twin Cities. That’s four days after the fatal shooting by an immigration officer of a local woman, Renee Good, who stopped during an enforcement operation.

Events

6 h. ago Rand Paul says bombing Iran will help regime as Trump considers strikes

More than 500 reported dead as security forces crack down on protests which are entering third week

Events

7 h. ago Flood warnings issued across Scotland amid heavy rain and melting snow

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) has issued a number of warnings and alerts.

Events

7 h. ago Scotland's Stuart Hogg is late hero as Montpellier continue fine run of form

Experienced back lands winning kick in Challenge Cup clash

Politics

7 h. ago Meta blocked nearly 550,000 accounts in first days of Australia’s under

Tech giant says ongoing compliance will be a ‘multi-layered process’ as UK Labour faces pressure to bring in similar ban for teenagersFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastMeta has deactivated more than half a million accounts for teenagers across Facebook, Instagram and Threads as a result of Australia’s under-16s social media ban, the company has announced.Just over one month since the ban came into effect, Meta announced on Monday that between 4 December, when the company began deactivating accounts, and 11 December, 544,052 accounts Meta believed to be held by users under 16 were deactivated. Continue reading...

Politics

7 h. ago Celtic relish the chase as Arne Engels warns Rangers and Hearts that champions are back in the title hunt

The Hoops are up for the battle again as Engels and the squad believe they owe it to Martin O'Neill to keep producing the goods

Events

7 h. ago Two sex offenders and 300 staff with a record are STILL on the Met Police payroll

It comes despite Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley's pledge to crack down on 'bad apples' - which has seen 1,500 rogue officers kicked out over the past three years.

Events