66 m. ago Mountain Warehouse's £220 coat reduced to £99 is 'very waterproof even in a downpour'

"Love this coat. It's very waterproof, even when I got caught in a downpour. I love how you can take the inner part out for the days that are warm but wet

Economics

6 h. ago Judge orders federal immigration officers in Chicago area to wear body cameras

Agents also appear to have violated order banning them from using riot-control, such as tear gas, without warningFederal immigration officers in the Chicago area have been ordered by a court to wear body cameras after they repeatedly deployed pepper balls, smoke grenades and tear gas against protesters and local police, seemingly in violation of a federal judge’s ruling from last week.Sara Ellis, a US district judge, who had previously required immigration agents to wear badges and banned them from using riot-control techniques such as tear gas without warning, railed on Thursday against the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) continued aggressive tactics, many of which have been caught on camera, and which appear to violate her order. Continue reading...

Events

7 h. ago Fantasy Football Week 7 Red Zone Report: Josh Jacobs, Drake London Trend Upwards

Fantasy Football Week 7 Red Zone Report: Josh Jacobs, Drake London Trend Upwards  Sports Illustrated

Sport

7 h. ago Shag Wear Streets of London Large Souvenir England Wallet for Women and Teen Girls Teal 7

Shag Wear Streets of London Large Souvenir England Wallet for Women and Teen Girls Teal 7  The San Joaquin Valley Sun

Politics

9 h. ago The Latest: Federal immigration officers in Chicago area required to wear body cameras, judge says

Federal immigration officers in the Chicago area will be required to wear body cameras, U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis said Thursday after seeing tear gas and other aggressive steps used against protesters

Events

9 h. ago Lawns grow 'deeper green' after winter if 1 natural item is added to soil in October

Fertilising lawns is important for healthy grass and it will also encourage root development to help it resist frost damage, and there is one natural item that will give it a boost

Politics

10 h. ago 'I cleaned my floors with one item and my whole home smelt like autumn'

Autumn is the perfect time to give your home a bit of a refresh before the winter, and our reporter found a way to give it a cosy scent

Politics

10 h. ago Judge orders Chicago deportation agents to wear body cameras after seeing ‘startling’ images of arrests

ICE and Border Patrol must now wear body cameras during ‘Operation Midway Blitz’

Events

10 h. ago Gigi Hadid looks thinner than ever at Victoria's Secret Show after crying about how event made her 'insecure'

The older sister of Bella Hadid - who was also at the show - rocked a hot pink bra top and boy-style underwear with a large rose cape as she walked the runway.

Politics

11 h. ago Health chiefs say UK flu season 'arriving early' and advise 'stay home' with 4 symptoms

This afternoon the UK Health Security Agency sounded an alert and said if people with symptoms have to go out 'wear masks'

Science

11 h. ago Five simple trends every man can pull off this autumn winter — from M&S leather jackets to the best denim

Head-turning leather, the all-conquering preppy look and a quintessentially British collaboration are this season’s must-haves

Politics

11 h. ago Pet owners urged to buy one item this winter to protect their dogs

This handy item can help protect your pooch as the nights draw in.

Politics

11 h. ago Ambulance handover delays and vaccinations key elements of winter health plan

Health Minister Mike Nesbitt said steps will be taken to mitigate pressures but warned they cannot be eradicated.

Politics

11 h. ago Monty Don shares plant gardeners should prune in October and November

Monty Don, best known for his role on BBC Gardeners' World, has shared his top tips for pruning in autumn and winter, including the one plant he tends to cut back in October and November

Politics

11 h. ago Hugh Cutting: Refound album review – an idiosyncratic and profoundly satisfying collection

(Linn)The Kathleen Ferrier award-winning countertenor’s debut recital album showcases his warm tone and effortless musical line – and his originalityIn 2021 Hugh Cutting was the first countertenor to win the Kathleen Ferrier award. Since then, he’s been consistently admired for his warm tone, effortless musical line and theatrical originality. His debut recital album continues that trend, but don’t expect the usual lineup of Handel arias or Dowland lute songs. On Refound, a collection of art songs with reinvention at its heart, his choices are eclectic, idiosyncratic even, but also profoundly satisfying.Connections and parallels abound. Ravel’s reworkings of Greek folk song pair with Vaughan Williams’ Linden Lea, Dvořák’s Biblical Songs mirror Howells’ medieval carol setting, Come Sing and Dance. It’s Cutting’s plush yet flexible voice, however, that ties it all together. His handling of text, a willingness to go deep, and an impeccable musical sensitivity illuminate each song, from...

Politics

12 h. ago Pride as West Lothian MSP celebrates late colleague's passion for cancer campaign at Holyrood

Wear it Pink Day will officially take place on Friday, October 24

Politics

12 h. ago Roman coat that 'looks fantastic and really keeps out the cold' slashed by 29%

'Feels light on but really keeps out the cold'

Politics

12 h. ago Monty Don offers advice on pruning one plant in October and November

Gardening legend Monty Don, known for his role on BBC Gardeners' World, has shared his top tips for pruning in autumn and winter, including the one plant he tends to cut back in October and November

Politics

12 h. ago Ryanair to cancel 24 routes and reduce capacity by 800,000 seats

Budget airline Ryanair has announced it is reducing capacity in another European hotspot this winter over a tax row with the German government - it comes after cuts to routes in Belgium and Spain

Politics

13 h. ago Woman accidentally finds way of staying warm in winter without putting heating on

The woman said she 'stumbled on something incredible' when she bought her dad something as a joke, but then realised that she'd inadvertently found the 'winter hack of the year'

Events