80 m. ago Ryanair, Jet2, TUI, easyJet and BA queue skip rules for passengers this summer

Heathrow Airport chaos has been predicted ahead of Easter - an already busy travel period every year. But this one hack can help you save time and arrive at the airport with one less thing to do

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1 hour ago Banish moss from your grass immediately with one 69p item you have at home

Gardeners are shocked by the results of this garden hack, which can immediately rid your lawn of moss. All it takes is this common household item that you probably already have

Politics

2 h. ago Wall Street ‘Einstein’: ‘There’s blood on the streets. It’s unbelievable; they know nothing’

‘The formula they used for these numbers to measure the trade deficit, it’s like ‘apples, oranges, a couple of cashews, divided by ten, times four — none of it makes any sense’

Events

2 h. ago DVSA issue driving test warning as wait times reach 'new high'

The average waiting time to book a practical test was 20 weeks in February, up from 14 weeks a year earlier

Events

3 h. ago Wordle today: Answer and hints for popular word game on Saturday April 5, 2025

Here are some tips and tricks to help you find the answer to the Wordle edition of Thursday April 3, 2025 - the popular word game was played some 4.8 billion times in 2023 alone

Politics

3 h. ago Why fans keep asking... Where IS Brooklyn? He missed his dad's pre

Brooklyn's absence was particularly noticeable this week, not just because of the significance of David's 'big' birthday, but also given the A-listers on the guest list

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3 h. ago Legendary cyclist Chris Froome accuses angry road user of 'trying to drive into' him multiple times during training

The episode occurred in Menton, a town near his residence in Monaco, shortly after he had commenced a challenging 108-kilometre training ride through the mountainous terrain of southern France.

Sport

5 h. ago Michael Owen wrong to claim winning the league not enough, says Arne Slot

Slot: ‘Nothing else matters’ if Liverpool win league titleOwen suggested cup exits left ‘bitter taste’ on seasonArne Slot has hit back at Michael Owen’s suggestion that the Premier League title would not be enough for Liverpool this season by insisting nothing matters more than becoming champions of England again.The former Liverpool striker was taken to task by Virgil van Dijk after the Merseyside derby on Wednesday for claiming the campaign was “building into something really special” until Slot’s team exited the Champions League and lost the Carabao Cup final. Owen agreed it would still be special for Liverpool to win the title for a record-equalling 20th time but with the caveat that the two cup defeats in six days would leave “a bitter taste”. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Gentleshaw Common fire: Huge blaze 'spreading rapidly' as skyline turns terrifying orange

A massive blaze is ripping through Gentleshaw Common, a Staffordshire wildlife spot near Burntwood, having started around 8pm and emergency services are at the scene

Events

5 h. ago Critically endangered tortoises hatched for the first time in zoo’s 150

The 100-year-old Western Santa Cruz Galapagos tortoise ‘Mommy’ just became her species’ oldest first-time mom

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5 h. ago Nutritionist explains how to time your last coffee of the day to get a good night's sleep

While coffee boasts an array of health benefits, caffeine can wreak havoc on your cortisol levels. Here are the best times to drink coffee, with a nutritionist revealing when you should have your last cup of the day to avoid sleepless nights

Politics

6 h. ago And finally... news presenter Sally Magnusson hosts BBC Scotland's flagship news show for the last time

She has been a prominent teatime figure on Scotland's screens for almost 30 years, covering some of the country's biggest news stories.

Politics

7 h. ago Social Security Administration planning to lay off thousands more staff in DOGE cuts despite long wait times and web crashes

Cuts could be made across variety of departments, including communications, personnel, legislative affairs, and retirement and disability policy.

Events

7 h. ago Inside Ruud van Nistelrooy’s Leicester City struggle after latest twist

The latest Manchester United news as the former striker and interim manager is going through a tough time with Leicester City with relegation looking more and more likely.

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7 h. ago WWE's The Miz exclusive interview: Proven 'right' about John Cena, dream match and working with younger talent

The Miz sat down with Standard Sport ahead of WrestleMania 41 as he approaches two decades as a full-time member of the WWE main roster

Politics

7 h. ago 7 VIP Rangers next manager candidates reveal availability and love for Ibrox as explosive Steven Gerrard answer tells all

There is genuine optimism about the future at Ibrox for the first time in a while

Events

8 h. ago Fed chair warns of high inflation and slower growth as Trump tells him to cut interest rates – live

Federal Reserve chair says ‘we face a highly uncertain outlook’ as president tells him to cut interest ratesPeople in the US: how have your shopping habits changed due to Trump’s tariffs?Trump insists he won’t back down from global trade war as markets slumpThe Trump administration is taking aim at Brown University with threats to freeze $510m in grants, widening its promise to withhold federal funding from schools it accuses of allowing antisemitism on campus, according to multiple media outlets including Reuters and the New York Times.University officials said they had not yet been formally notified, but the school was among dozens warned last month that enforcement actions could be coming as the administration seeks to crack down on academic institutions . Continue reading...

Events

8 h. ago De Bruyne’s perfectly timed departure marks tipping point in Guardiola era | Jonathan Liew

The City midfielder made his teammates look like geniuses and once more he is making just the right move at just the right momentNot for the first time, Kevin De Bruyne read the situation to perfection. Not for the first time, he spotted the right play just a little earlier than everyone else. And of course this was always his gift: not simply to pick the right option but to do it faster than anyone else, buying him those crucial fractions of a second when everything else was in flux and only he in stillness.And of course this was not the only respect in which De Bruyne understood the game of football better than most. As a struggling teenager in the Genk academy, he noticed the way the club abruptly stopped paying for a foster family to house him, and then quietly resumed when he started banging in goals for the second team. Cast adrift at Chelsea, he noticed how he was ignored while first-team players were lavished with attention and bespoke coaching. Continue reading...

Politics

8 h. ago Passenger flying business class for first time in his life was kicked off Emirates flight before it left the runway after enjoying airport hospitality 'too much'

Shaun Hewitt had boarded the jet from Newcastle to Dubai on December 12 last year, with an upgraded ticket for the first time ever and became 'abusive' when he was asked to move seats.

Transport

9 h. ago A single Dacia car got 314 fines adding up to £19k in Manchester city centre last year

It was fined for breaking the rules of one road 138 times alone

Economics