20 m. ago Trump’s job approval remains negative as Americans show overwhelming vaccine support, new poll shows

Trump’s policies on inflation, cost-of-living, and trade are his least popular ones with Americans

Politics

35 m. ago JD Vance dishes on the possibility of a presidential run in 2028

JD Vance says he ‘doesn’t like thinking about’ a potential presidential run, and would rather focus on his current role.

Politics

46 m. ago Starmer’s reshuffle continues after minister says asylum seekers could be moved to barracks: UK politics live

A government source said “nothing is off the table” for the new home secretary Shabana Mahmood

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47 m. ago Mahmood to host Five Eyes border talks in first major job as Home Secretary

The meeting between US, Australian, Canadian, New Zealand and UK counterparts will take place in London this week.

Society

50 m. ago Netflix fans say 'you won't be disappointed' by 'gripping' and 'unbelievable' series

A film enthusiast has shared his thoughts on social media on what he dubs the "most addictive" series on Netflix.

Politics

72 m. ago Carey Mulligan urges Government to support Ukrainian children ‘stolen’ by Russia

The Bafta-winning actress, best known for The Great Gatsby and She Said, is a founding global ambassador for War Child.

Politics

73 m. ago England Lionesses star says 'I don't want to do that again' in candid Euros admission

England star Georgia Stanway has recalled the 'stress' of the Lionesses' incredible run to Euro 2025 glory in Switzerland, which saw them constantly pluck victory from the jaws of defeat

Events

78 m. ago Tommy Sheridan warns voting SNP at Holyrood election is a 'Unionist strategy'

Sheridan, the former leader of the Scottish Socialist Party, is now a campaigner for Alba.

Events

98 m. ago Angela Rayner’s exit proves it. Unless Starmer is able to meet this moment, Reform is on the path to power | John Harris

The prime minister increasingly looks like a man next to a burning house, offering to buy a new bookcase and rugSign up for our new weekly newsletter Matters of Opinion, where our columnists and writers will reflect on what they’ve been debating, thinking about, reading and moreOne hundred and twenty miles from Westminster, it felt like I had arrived at the perfect place to understand the meaning of Angela Rayner’s exit from the government: Reform UK’s brief conference, a giddy and surreal gathering of about 10,000 people in a hangar-like box on the edgelands of Birmingham.News of her resignation broke a couple of hours into the event’s first day, and the symbolism was glaring. Among midday pints, onstage pyrotechnics and a huge stand advertising the wonders of investing in gold, a party led by those bumptious public schoolboys Nigel Farage and Richard Tice was suddenly rejoicing in the departure of British politics’ most prominent working-class woman. The news, moreover, only boost...

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1 hour ago Tommy Fury is accused of LYING about his 100km triathlon as data emerges showing he 'did not finish' despite celebrations with Molly

Fury ran his first triathlon along the French Riviera last weekend and took to social media to declare he had 'left it all' there, having had just 10 days of training.

Culture

1 hour ago Sirens blare from mobile phones in test of national emergency alert system

At 3pm on Sunday, mobiles connected to 4G and 5G networks vibrated and sounded for around 10 seconds.

Events

1 hour ago Douglas Alexander ‘looking forward to being Scotland’s voice’

The new Scottish Secretary formally takes up the role on Monday.

Events

2 h. ago Research warns about the hidden dangers of scrolling your phone on the toilet

Americans spend at least four hours on their phones every day

Events

2 h. ago Angela Rayner to get £17k redundancy weeks before new rules for disgraced MPs take effect

Cabinet ministers are entitled to a payment worth 25 per cent of their annual ministerial salary when leaving office

Economics

2 h. ago Total of 890 arrests made at central London Palestine Action protest

An estimated 1,500 took part in the protest in Parliament Square, Westminster, on Saturday.

Events

2 h. ago Starmer joins King at Scottish church after bruising week in politics

The Prime Minister and his wife attended the Crathie Kirk service alongside members of the royal family.

Politics

2 h. ago Blow for Keir Starmer as two Labour heavyweights publicly hit out at his leadership

Andy Burnham and Dame Emily Thornberry - who is considering running for Labour deputy leader - both publicly voiced alarm over Keir Starmer's leadership

Politics

2 h. ago How to spend 48 hours in Port Stephens, Australia’s town of the year for 2025

Sand dunes, dolphin spotting and crystal clear waters. It’s little surprise that Port Stephens was just crowned Best Town in Australia

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3 h. ago Explorers discover giant doorway hidden in the mountains and people are convinced it's 'ancient aliens'

For centuries, humans have been scouring the universe for some kind of evidence of extraterrestrial life. Now, social media users think it's finally been found - right here on Earth.

Politics

3 h. ago Douglas Alexander: Labour can disprove critics and stage fightback in Scotland

The new Scottish Secretary made the comments after his predecessor, Ian Murray, was sacked on Friday

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