52 m. ago Bruce Springsteen larks about with leading men Jeremy Allen White and Stephen Graham at the premiere of his biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere during BFI London Film Festival

The trio appeared in high spirits as they led the stars at the event which took place during the BFI London Film Festival on Wednesday.

Politics

61 m. ago Wales international with two jobs faces huge 48 hours ahead of famous fixture

The centre is 34, still playing and has a hectic few days ahead

Society

2 h. ago I found a way to get a real Dior bag that goes with Christmas party outfits for £66

It may be designed for makeup, but can easily be repurposed as a clutch, and will make the perfect luxury accessory to wear to Christmas parties this festive season

Economics

2 h. ago Trump says Infantino would ‘very easily’ move World Cup matches if he asked him to

Trump has previously voiced concerns about moving World Cup fixtures from ‘dangerous’ locations

Politics

2 h. ago ‘Theatre is an elitist artform for privileged people’: Daniel Day

Speaking at the London film festival, the triple Oscar-winner mounted a fierce defence of movies and method acting, although he conceded My Left Foot couldn’t be made todayThe actor Daniel Day-Lewis railed against audiences being priced out of theatres, and what he perceived as a continued snobbery concerning cinema in the UK at an event at the London film festival.Speaking to the critic Mark Kermode for a lengthy conversation in front of an audience at the BFI Southbank, Day-Lewis said he felt “there’s still an elitism in this country that theatre is the superior form”. His drama training at the Bristol Old Vic school had encouraged in him the sense that theatre work was the goal. “Then there’s films: bit dodgy. Television: like, really? OK, you gotta pay the gas bill. That was the thinking. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago England captain Zoe Aldcroft on winning World Cup: ‘We had so much belief’

Back from partying in Ibiza after a ‘massive whirlwind’, the Gloucester-Hartpury forward is now focused on success in the Premiership Women’s Rugby“I was telling myself: ‘Don’t cry right now, Zoe. Do not cry right now.’ But I just knew that we’d done it.”Zoe Aldcroft is reflecting on the moment last month when she realised England had won the Women’s Rugby World Cup. There were 12 minutes to play at a sold-out, increasingly euphoric Twickenham, but the hosts had created a 20-point cushion against Canada thanks to Alex Matthews’s second try. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago Fawkes Festival 2025: Anger as major fireworks show billed as 'largest in Scotland' cancelled at last minute

The move has sparked disappointment and anger among ticket-holders.

Economics

2 h. ago Sweden stockpiles food for first time since Cold War as threat from evil Putin looms

Sweden is pushing ahead with plans to strengthen what it calls its 'total defence' strategy by stockpiling food for the first time since the Cold War as fears of a conflict with Russia loom

Events

2 h. ago Mum praised for 'genius idea' to get matching Primark Christmas pyjamas from £1.80

The savvy mum has found a way to avoid the expense of festive jim jams

Economics

3 h. ago Kevin Muscat in step towards Rangers job as he enters contract talks with Ibrox owners

The Shanghai Port boss has emerged as the frontrunner for the vacant Ibrox hot seat

Events

3 h. ago Stirling councillor claims residents left to pay hundreds over rat infestations

A full council meeting heard concerns from several householders about rats and the impact of a £200 council charge on levels of reporting on the issue.

Politics

3 h. ago Tesco shoppers say 'best of year' as supermarket launches Christmas sandwiches

Tesco has released their 2025 range of Christmas sandwiches including new and returning festive flavours

Economics

3 h. ago Kevin Muscat to Rangers escalates as Shanghai Port prepare 'contingency plan' with contract quirk revealed

The Chinese Super League leaders are facing the prospect of losing their boss to the Glasgow giants

Politics

3 h. ago Married couple found dead in campervan at cider festival named as friends say 'life is so cruel'

Tributes have poured in from friends and family of a couple, who were found dead at cider festival last weekend and were today named, with claims that 'life is so cruel'

Events

3 h. ago Welsh rugby boss tells Steve Tandy what he thinks about cutting teams as Six Nations TV deal struck

The latest rugby news and headlines from Wales and beyond

Economics

3 h. ago Watch: Will Arnett tries joke on The Independent at ‘Is This Thing on?’ premiere

Will Arnett flexed his newly sharpened comic timing during the premiere for comedy Is This Thing On? at the BFI London Film Festival on Tuesday (14 October).

Politics

4 h. ago Inside the London Film Festival premieres and Frieze week parties

What’s going on behind the velvet rope during London’s biggest week of art and film

Politics

4 h. ago Stirling boss reflects on "respectable" opening quarter as festive fixtures loom

The Binos manager admitted his side's total from the opening nine league games was a "little shy" of their target after Stirling recorded a comfortable win in their bid for KDM Evolution Trophy qualification.

Politics

4 h. ago Hollyoaks actor thought Brookside crossover was April Fools' prank by boss

Hollyoaks star Louis Emerick has opened up about the soap's upcoming crossover episode with Brookside and revealed he thought he was being sacked when he was told

Politics

4 h. ago Graham Norton admits he 'zones out' when celebrity chat show guests 'drone on'

Graham Norton, famed for his BBC chat show The Graham Norton Show, gave some chat show secrets whilst he was promoting his latest novel Frankie at a literature festival

Events