32 h. ago We tried the £2.49 supermarket sausages Which? ranked better than M&S, Morrisons, Waitrose and more

They've been rated a Which? Best Buy for overall taste and value

Economics

40 h. ago UK yellow and amber weather warning as Brits braced for 'flash flooding and power cuts'

While Brits have been basking in the summer sun in the past few days, many are set to see a major change in weather - with some homes being told to prepare for "power cuts"

Events

49 h. ago Rita Ora flashes her abs in a TINY bralette in her THIRD outfit change as she steps out in London

Rita Ora flashed her abs in a tiny bralette as she made her third outfit change all in one day in London on Friday.

Politics

3 d. ago Urgent alert for millions of high street bank customers to close accounts before Monday

Millions of customers of a particular high street bank have just days to close their bank accounts amid big changes

Economics

4 d. ago Spain tourist hotspot faces summer of 'changeover day' travel chaos as hotel staff set to strike

Hotel staff across Tenerife and the western Canary Islands will walk out every Friday in July and August amid growing tensions between unions and hoteliers

Events

4 d. ago When summer transfer window reopens as first deadline for Club World Cup passes

The 2025 summer transfer window has shut for six days because of the Club World Cup and Premier League rules, with deadline day also set for a minor change on September 1

Events

5 d. ago From Gaza prisoner to ‘the Israeli agent’: how rise of Abu Shabab could ignite new phase of war

In email exchange, leader of clan that Israel acknowledges arming blames Hamas for war and for looting of aid trucksOn 7 October 2023, Yasser abu Shabab was languishing in a Hamas-run jail in Gaza on charges of drug trafficking. With the outbreak of the conflict, the Palestinian from Rafah managed to leave prison, though the circumstances of his release remain unclear to this day.For a while, Abu Shabab vanished from sight. That changed last week when Israeli defence officials acknowledged they had begun arming a clan that calls itself the Anti-Terror Service. It consists of about 100 armed men who operate in eastern Rafah under the command of Abu Shabab, whose nickname is “the Israeli agent” and who is described as a “traitor” on social media in the territory. Continue reading...

Events

5 d. ago Tesco makes major change to how it sells bananas in store for 'four days extra'

An estimated one million bananas are binned by UK households every day because they have gone off

Politics

8 d. ago Sainsbury's change could mark beginning of the end of an era for shoppers

A pilot is being trialled at a small number of stores as Sainsbury's begins using a system Asda, Co-op, Morrisons and Waitrose are also employing

Politics

9 d. ago Darren Day says ADHD diagnosis ‘changed his life’ in five days

‘My head was quiet for the first time in 20 years,’ said the singer

Politics

1 week ago Cheapest supermarket for May 2025 named out of Tesco, Asda, Lidl and Aldi

Which? has shared its latest supermarket price comparison, where it looks at the cost of everyday groceries at Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Lidl, Aldi, Ocado and Waitrose

Politics

1 week ago Loose Women star suffered 'sleepless nights' after brutal ITV cuts

A Loose Women panellist revealed she suffered from sleepless nights after ITV announced the cuts and changes to they daytime programmes

Politics

1 week ago NADINE DORRIES: The inexplicable thing that happens to me every time the anniversary of a loved one's death draws near

June 7 - this coming Saturday - is a poignant date in the life of the Dorries family. It's the day that everything changed. Nothing has been the same since, nor will it ever be again.

Events

2 w. ago Doctors thought I was just hungover. Days later my life completely changed

Nia Tyler was settling in for her final year at university when she woke up with a headache. What happened next left her shell-shocked and she is still living with the effects today

Politics

2 w. ago Clowns are ditching red noses, big shoes and face pies to reinvent 'scary' image

EXCLUSIVE: Clowns as we know them are changing - many modern day jesters are claiming that slapping pies in people's faces or squirting water are causing issues with audiences

Politics

2 w. ago Now woke scientists want to rename World Milk Day 'Bovine Mammary Secretion Day'

This Sunday marks World Milk Day, designed to 'celebrate the power of dairy'. But one group who won't be celebrating are PETA, who are calling for the name of the day to be changed.

Politics

2 w. ago Shoppers face ban in all UK stores and supermarkets from June as new law comes into force

The change will come into effect in a matter of days

Economics

2 w. ago Reclusive pop megastar Sade now has very different life in hugely different career

Nearly 40 years on from bursting onto the charts, 80s and 90s pop megastar Sade Abu looks as though a day hasn't passed despite her career change

Society

2 w. ago From presenting in his pants to a pornography prank: Gary Lineker’s finest Match of the Day moments

As the ex-footballer and politically outspoken pundit presents his last Match of the Day, we look back at his high points – not least the day he did the show in his undiesRegardless of the cloud he’s leaving under, Gary Lineker’s stint at the BBC has been historic. When he took over Match of the Day from Des Lynam in 1999, the consensus was that he had enormous shoes to fill, and yet he ended up filling them for two-and-a-half times longer than his predecessor. He departs the show as its longest-serving presenter, having managed 26 years, breaking Jimmy Hill’s record by 11 years. By Match of the Day’s dry standards, it has been a colourful time. Let’s look at some of his highlights. Continue reading...

Politics

3 w. ago Manchester United XI vs Aston Villa: Predicted lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest for Premier League today

Ruben Amorim could ring the changes on last day after dismal Europa League final defeat

Politics