1 hour ago Martin Lewis shares 'little known' Amazon sites with bargain tech deals that will arrive for Christmas

The Money Saving Expert has revealed three sub-sites that bargain hunters will want to know about.

Economics

2 h. ago Israeli fire kills at least 5 Palestinians in Gaza, a hospital in the enclave says

A local Gaza hospital says Israeli troops have fired over the ceasefire line in the northern Gaza Strip, killing at least five Palestinians, including a baby

Events

4 h. ago Ukraine cannot continue to survive on Europe’s starvation rations

Editorial: Despite agreeing to a €90bn interest-free loan that could keep Kyiv afloat for two years, European leaders seem unduly nervous about forcing Vladimir Putin to the negotiating table. If Europe is ever to defeat Russia, it must now go further – or risk humiliation

Events

5 h. ago Christmas dinner will be '3D printed' and 'made from air' within 10 years

With the big day less than a week away, experts have revealed that humans are expected to be having Christmas dinners that are very different to what we are used to having today

Politics

5 h. ago Hypothermia claims newborn in Gaza and more babies are at risk, doctor says

A doctor in Gaza says a fragile newborn boy became the second baby to die of hypothermia in recent days at Nasser Hospital

Events

6 h. ago Oh not so jolly! Secret Santa is an HR minefield with scores of Christmas related tribunals a year

HR experts have warned that festive gifts and celebrations can be a minefield, with recent tribunals launched over 'Secret Santa' gags, trendy trees and even a luxury hamper.

Politics

6 h. ago Holy Land's top Catholic leader visits Gaza parish, greeted by children in Santa hats and keffiyeh

The top Catholic leader in the Holy Land has visited the Gaza Strip’s only Catholic church, sharing a message of Christmas hope and support as conditions in the war-torn territory slowly improve while the Israel-Hamas ceasefire holds into its third month

Politics

6 h. ago Gaza no longer in famine but hunger levels remain critical, UN says

Monitor says almost one in eight people face food shortages as flooding and cold exacerbate humanitarian emergencyThe famine in Gaza has ended as a result of increased humanitarian aid deliveries into the territory, the UN said on Friday, though it warned that levels of hunger and the humanitarian situation remained critical.Almost one in eight people in Gaza still faced food shortages, the UN said, adding that persistent hunger had been made worse by winter flooding and the colder weather. Most people in Gaza live in tents or other substandard accommodation as Israel destroyed much of the housing and civilian infrastructure during its two-year war. Continue reading...

Politics

6 h. ago Best deals to expect in Currys Boxing Day sale 2025, picked by experts

From hair straighteners and air fryers to cordless vacuums, here’s what could be on offer in this year’s sale

Economics

6 h. ago 'It's WAR': Inside story of Thomas Skinner's BBC lawsuit, why infuriated Strictly bosses are 'extra super cross', their damning assessment of his claim... and the SECOND woman he's selfishly betrayed

It seemed, on the surface, to be an inspired hire by Strictly casting experts.

Events

7 h. ago Gaza no longer in famine – but conditions still ‘highly fragile’

More aid is flowing into the enclave following the 10 October ceasefire

Politics

7 h. ago Householders with festive lights should follow '9pm rule' to help robins survive this winter

Our pretty outdoor Christmas lights can be fatal to robins and other garden birds, warns an expert

Events

7 h. ago I'm a shopping expert and found the best last minute his and hers Christmas gifts for all budgets'

Still looking for a Christmas gift? Then our Shopping Writer Rachel Williams has found the best last minute gifts that are still available for delivery before December 25.

Economics

8 h. ago Woman who died in Asda car park named as police issue appeal for family

A 78-year-old woman has been named as Margaret Crichton after she was struck by a Peugeot Expert at the Asda store.

Events

8 h. ago Parenting a ‘Velcro kid?’ Experts share tips and tricks to find a moment alone

Clinginess is often a temporary phase in toddlers, children and teenagers – though sometimes it can be a sign of separation anxiety disorder

Politics

9 h. ago Experts say 'switch off' in call for 9pm 'Christmas light curfew'

Specialists say that a simple switch-off could help protect birds, bats, bugs, and frogs

Politics

9 h. ago Stains will be removed from white laundry with 35p kitchen item

White clothes can be tricky to keep looking fresh and clean, but experts have shared a simple method to help remove stains and brighten your white laundry

Events

10 h. ago Top Tech: Expert's best QLED TV sale recommendation with delivery before Christmas

Consumer writer Nisha Mal has spotted a 55-inch Hisense TV with £400 off ahead of Christmas

Science

10 h. ago Smirking Andrew 'sends brazen message to Palace' hours before Epstein files drop

As the world awaits the release of the Epstein files, Andrew has been spotted smirking on an outing in Windsor. A body language expert has uncovered his hidden 'defiant message' to the royals

Politics

10 h. ago Artificial sweetener found in Diet Coke and chewing gum could trigger heart AND brain damage, study suggests

Experts behind the research from the Centre for Cooperative Research in Biomaterials in San Sebastián, urged officials to review current aspartame consumption guidelines.

Events