9 m. ago Electric car charging at home – how to choose and fit an EV charger

Your at-home charging setup is almost as important as the EV you choose. Here’s how to get it right

Politics

13 m. ago How Korean went mainstream — and four recipes to make at home

Sales of gochujang paste are up 71 per cent year-on-year, according to Waitrose

Society

22 m. ago The final Epstein secrets Pam Bondi is set to release are the most sordid yet... and all on tape

A veil of secrecy is about to be lifted and that could be embarrassing, or perhaps worse, for a litany of high-profile figures.

Politics

25 m. ago ANOTHER homeless camp set up after evictions as council accused of 'moving problem'

"Our concern remains eviction has simply moved people on rather than resolving their homelessness"

Politics

37 m. ago Andy Robertson new Liverpool contract 'plausible' with Arne Slot set to make major left back decision

The Scotland captain has less than 18 months remaining on his current contract at Anfield

Politics

39 m. ago Liverpool receive financial boost with 'huge amount of money set aside' for transfers

Liverpool are preparing to spend big in the summer transfer window, with the club facing the prospect of losing Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold for nothing

Economics

40 m. ago ‘Champagne for my real friends!’ Francis Bacon masterpiece escapes to the artist’s old drinking den

Seeing Bacon’s stunning depiction of his lover Peter Lacy hanging in a reincarnation of the watering hole where his skeletal friends would drink, stagger and cackle was a fleeting yet unforgettable experienceWhen a work of art fails to excite, interest or move me, the word that comes to mind is “dead”. Bad art is lifeless, good art is alive and great art is supervital. And it’s a supervital masterpiece I am looking at right now. Face as sharply hewn as a Congolese mask, with a flesh-coloured pullover melting into the shadows of his loins, Peter Lacy dominates the room, captured in a gold-framed portrait by his lover Francis Bacon.That room is the Colony Room Green in London, not the original Colony Room but a bar nearby that lovingly recreates, with the precision of an art installation or stage set, the bohemian drinking den run by Muriel Belcher where Bacon would order drinks all round with his famous toast: “Champagne for my real friends and real pain for my sham friends!” Its gre...

Politics

45 m. ago Outcry as White House starts dictating which journalists can access Trump

Even Fox News correspondent decries move that journalists say will ‘tear at independence of a free press’ in USThe Trump administration announced it will take control of the White House press pool, stripping the independent White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) of its longstanding role in deciding which journalists have access to the president in intimate settings.The move has immediately triggered an impassioned response from members of the media – including a Fox News correspondent who called it a “short-sighted decision”. Continue reading...

Politics

52 m. ago South of England set for week of sunshine as Scotland faces snow and high winds

The Met Office has predicted London will see highs of 10C every day from Thursday until Tuesday when a high of 12C is forecast.

Politics

60 m. ago Perth and Kinross Council tax to increase by 9.5 per cent as councillors approve budget

The increase was agreed by councillors as they met to set the 2025/26 budget on Wednesday

Economics

62 m. ago EU reveals plans to hit climate goals by helping dirty industries clean up

European Commission recommits to 90% emissions cut by 2040, and will support steel and cement in transitionThe EU executive has insisted it will stay the course on its climate goals, while setting out plans to help Europe’s most polluting industries reach the green transition and watering down environmental reporting demands on companies.Publishing its “clean industrial deal” on Wednesday, the European Commission said it had a plan to help polluting industries, such as steel and cement, make the switch to the net zero emissions future, as well as boosting clean tech companies, such as firms making electric vehicle charging points. Continue reading...

Events

65 m. ago Two Scottish fixer upper homes offering 'great potential' on sale for just £25,000

A pair of "uninhabitable" Scottish cottages with "great potential" are set to go under the hammer this week at a low price.

Economics

70 m. ago Harry Potter's new Dumbledore actor confirmed as fans given first look at HBO series

A new Harry Potter series is set to hit screens in the near future and now the actor who will be taking on the role of Albus Dumbledore has been officially confirmed

Culture

71 m. ago Pancake Day: I tried to make pancakes using a simple hack and here is how it went

An easy way to whip up pancakes for the whole family 🥞

Politics

76 m. ago Hilarious moment TV chef makes King Charles burst out laughing after making joke about his packing skills

The monarch, 76, was all smiles during the engagement at female-run Darjeeling Express on London 's Carnaby Street on Wednesday.

Events

78 m. ago The Greater Manchester school set to double in size with £7.5m expansion

It includes a huge three-storey extension and space for more pupils

Economics

83 m. ago Inside Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn's toxic rivalry: Feuding fathers, failed drug tests and the promoter who is dating one of their SISTERS that adds fuel to already heightened fire

The British pair will finally settle their differences at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on April 26, 30 months on from their first, highly-anticipated fight being cancelled.

Events

85 m. ago YouTube Rules Out Return To Originals Despite TV Set Viewing Boom: “We Have No Interest Whatsoever In Producing Our Own Content” — MIP London

YouTube Rules Out Return To Originals Despite TV Set Viewing Boom: “We Have No Interest Whatsoever In Producing Our Own Content” — MIP London  Deadline

Politics

85 m. ago The ultimate signs of wealth: do you most covet a kitchen island – or early retirement?

Forget a Porsche and a Rolex. A new survey has thrown up some interesting signifiers of what it means to be wealthy todayName: Wealth signifiers.Age: We know from cave paintings and burial sites that Homo sapiens started to live a more settled life about 35,000 years ago – not just hunting and gathering, but trading, too. The ones who had the most tools, weapons, food and baskets were seen as the wealthy ones. Continue reading...

Politics

87 m. ago Expert advises how to survive XL Bully attack and thing you should never do

As Warrington residents remain shocked in the aftermath of another XL Bully attack, a dog training expert has warned Mirror readers what to do - and what not to do - in the event that they are set upon by a dangerous dog

Events