34 m. ago Parents with children born after 2014 could be entitled to up to £4,000

The tax scheme allows working parents to save up to £2,000 a year on childcare costs, and up to £4,000 for children with disabilities. But time is running out to claim it

Society

34 m. ago LEGO launches four new Fortnite sets for children and older builders

The sets come with exclusive Fortnite digital bonus content

Politics

37 m. ago Boden's £40 clogs are 'beautiful' and 'excellent quality' say shoppers

The Iris Snaffle Heeled Clogs have been reduced to just over £40 in Boden's spring sale and shoppers are raving about how 'beautiful' they are

Economics

39 m. ago Fire service issues update after blaze rips through historic Welsh chapel

Significant damage has been caused to the Grade II listed 1880 sub-classical style building, with the most visible damage seen at its roof

Events

48 m. ago Shoppers who 'used to shave every day' praise IPL device as hair growth is 'non existent'

The 'most powerful' at-home permanent hair reduction system on the market, the Bondi Body V2 Laser IPL Hair Removal Device, is currently on sale for £259 and claims to give results in as little as four weeks

Politics

49 m. ago Woman facing US deportation after wrong turn on drive to Costco

A woman from Guatemala says she and her two US-born children were held for nearly a week by customs agents

Politics

55 m. ago Nazi leader Hermann Goering's £15m house for sale as property 'jewel' sparks outrage

Anti Nazi activists attack the sale of the £15m house of Hermann Goering after it was described as a 'property jewel.' The marketing of the seaside mansion has been described as 'disgusting' and 'outrageous'

Economics

57 m. ago Mobico to sell US school buses ahead of tariffs driving up fleet costs

The transport group described the sale to infrastructure investor I Squared Capital as a ‘milestone’.

Economics

58 m. ago Atomfall might have been an apocalyptic classic if it wasn’t for all the walking | Dominik Diamond

The Lake District after the 1957 Windscale nuclear disaster is a great setting for a game – and gorgeously rendered. That doesn’t mean I want to endlessly keep traversing it‘Fast travel”. The greatest two words in gaming. Greater even than “infinite lives”, Clive Sinclair or “moustachioed plumber”. It is to go from one location in a game where you are doing something important to another location in the blink of a loading screen, cutting out the repetitive kerfuffle in between. (Trivia break: Repetitive Kerfuffle might have been the working title for Tetris!)We’ve had it since the 80s. Dragon Quest had a Return spell and the original Zelda had the recorder to take you to different dungeons, and even they were preceded six years earlier by a certain big fat yellow mouth who had dots for supper and ghosts for dessert. Because that guy could go out of one side of the screen and appear on the other instantly. That’s fast travel isn’t it? My advocacy for this is however tempered by the d...

Politics

59 m. ago Distraught dad can't stop hearing son's final words after wife killed three sons

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: A court heard how Deirdre Morley, 44, suffocated her three children, Conor, 9, Darragh, 7, and Carla, 3, at their home in Dublin on January 24, 2020

Events

70 m. ago 13 of the most valuable vintage 80s toys, worth up to £2,250, which you may remember from your childhood

If you were a child of the 80s then chances are you probably enjoyed playing with some of these toys.

Economics

83 m. ago New details to be released about BBC’s controversial Princess Diana interview with Martin Bashir

‘My findings are the first true draft of history’ said film-maker who uncovered controversy

Politics

96 m. ago Want to avoid conflicts and meltdowns? Bring children up the Danish way

The author of The Danish Way Every Day reveals how Danes raise such well-behaved

Events

1 hour ago 'Very flattering' White Stuff embroidered midi dress that 'doesn't crease' axed to £38 from £75

Hailed as 'ideal for summer', this embroidered midi dress from White Stuff is a sworn staple in many shoppers' wardrobes, for it's flattering fit and endless styling potential - and now it's on sale

Economics

1 hour ago ‘I miss those days terribly’: readers share their defining video store memories

With the arrival of a new video store in Brooklyn, we asked you to tell us about your most memorable anecdotesAfter a film had been in the cinema but before a film was on general sale (also called ‘Home Release’) there would be a window of perhaps a few months where the retail price of a single VHS tape would be about £100 [$133]. In a world of digital media that now feels mad, but it was obviously profitable for the rental shops to buy tapes at that price. Continue reading...

Events

2 h. ago Duchess of Edinburgh attends dawn service at Hyde Park to remember brave Anzacs

Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh joined Australians and New Zealanders for a dawn service at the Australian War Memorial

Politics

3 h. ago Holiday chaos as British travel company shuts down with ALL future trips axed

Balkan Holidays branded "the trusted travel company since 1966" has ceased trading - with all bookings scrapped.

Events

3 h. ago Records tumble at Zurich Classic as Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry make solid start

The Irish pair are defending their title in New Orleans but it was an unlikely duo of Isaiah Salinda and Kevin Velo who stole the show in the opening round

Politics

3 h. ago Bad Friend by Tiffany Watt Smith review – refreshingly frank portraits of female friendship

A social and personal history that refuses to gloss over the rage, envy and hurt that form part of every close bondFalling out with a friend can feel oddly shameful. Romantic relationships are meant to have passionate highs and lows, but by the time you reach adulthood, you expect your friendships to have reached some kind of equilibrium. I have this image in my head of myself as an affectionate, devoted friend – but sometimes I examine my true feelings towards the women who are closest to me and feel shocked by my own pettiness. It is embarrassing to be a grownup but still capable of such intense flashes of rage, and envy. When my friendships become distant or strained, I wonder why I still struggle to do this basic thing.Bad Friend represents a kind of love letter to female friendship, but doesn’t gloss over how difficult it can be. Tiffany Watt Smith is a historian, and this book is a deeply researched study of 20th-century women’s relationships, but the reason for writing i...

Politics

3 h. ago On sale now: World class golf returns to The Renaissance Club this July

Many of the world’s best golfers are once again heading to Scotland for the Genesis Scottish Open this July, teeing up a fabulous summer of sport in ‘Golf Country’.

Politics