83 m. ago Putin mouthpiece lists capital cities Russia 'will destroy' in direct WW3 threat

Putin ally Vladimir Solovyov issued a new threat to the West just days after saying a nuclear strike on Britain was 'inevitable' following the death of paratrooper George Hooley

Politics

2 h. ago This salad and side dish staple could be spiking your sodium

Most Americans already get more than 1,000 milligrams of excess sodium, leaving them at risk for life-threatening cardiac events

Politics

2 h. ago Starmer hails Labour’s flagship Employment Rights Bill after climbdown by peers means it is set to become law

Business secretary Peter Kyle praised the ‘landmark legislation’ that will ‘drag Britain's outdated employment laws into the 21st century’

Politics

2 h. ago Four drinks to steer clear from this Christmas that have higher calories than Baileys

Many Brits can enjoy a cheeky Baileys or two this year, as experts share the festive drinks with higher amounts of calories.

Politics

3 h. ago Britain's worst romance fraudster who scammed single mothers out of £1m jailed for 17 years

Nigel Baker conned five divorced single mothers and encouraged them to hand over their life savings which he then used to fuel his gambling addiction

Economics

4 h. ago Horror 'lumpy skin disease' spreads across Europe as threat to Britain explained

Mass culls to stop the spread of lumpy skin disease have sparked clashes between farmers and police in France - the UK government has brought in a ban on cheeses to stop the virus crossing the Channel

Events

4 h. ago Trump’s chief of staff suggests real goal of US boat strikes is to topple Venezuela’s Maduro – live

Susie Wiles says Trump wants to keep ‘blowing boats up until Maduro cries uncle’ in a wide-ranging interview with Vanity FairWiles also said she had told Donald Trump that his second term was not supposed to be a retribution tour.“We have a loose agreement that the score settling will end before the first 90 days are over,” she said in an interview in March.I mean, people could think it does look vindictive. I can’t tell you why you shouldn’t think that.I don’t think he [Trump] wakes up thinking about retribution. But when there’s an opportunity, he will go for it.Some clinical psychologist that knows one million times more than I do will dispute what I’m going to say. But high-functioning alcoholics or alcoholics in general, their personalities are exaggerated when they drink. And so I’m a little bit of an expert in big personalities. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Mullets are set to 'rule 2026' but the trend will follow a scaled down 'baby' version

Hair expert Nate Abbott says blokes will be queuing up at barbershops for the 'baby mullet', as worn by Hollywood star Paul Mescal or England cricketer Ben Stokes

Politics

5 h. ago Ruth Jones says 'this is really intense' during chat about 'X

The Gavin and Stacey star was reunited with her childhood friends in Ruth and Steve: From Porthcawl With Love

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5 h. ago Ruth Jones says 'this is really intense' during chat about teenage years

The Gavin and Stacey star was reunited with her childhood friends in Ruth and Steve: From Porthcawl With Love

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5 h. ago Ruth Jones says 'I don't understand it' after visiting childhood home

The Gavin and Stacey star visited her former home in Porthcawl alongside close friend Steve Speirs

Society

5 h. ago Paul Scholes thinks he knows Arsenal aces' view on player Mikel Arteta was 'forced to sign'

Paul Scholes has gone into depth into what he believes are the honest views Arsenal players hold on one star within their ranks in north London

Sport

6 h. ago How SNP is complicit in betrayal of children with mental health problems

Children need less screen time, less sugar, more exercise and sleep, and properly resourced schools so teachers have the time to treat them as individuals

Society

6 h. ago Everything to know about UK top general's warning to 'sons and daughters' about WW3

The head of Britain's armed forces has warned that the nation's 'sons and daughters' need to be prepared for war with Russia - here's everything you need to know

Events

6 h. ago Use these four holiday spices for an antioxidant boost to your health

Some of the common cooking and baking staples have been used for thousands of years

Politics

7 h. ago Jane Austen fans celebrate the author's 250th birthday in Britain and beyond

Fans of Jane Austen are celebrating the author's 250th birthday with events in Britain and beyond

Culture

7 h. ago Too posh to push? More women in UK having Caesarean sections than natural births for first time

Some 45.1 per cent of women who gave birth in 2024/25 delivered their baby via caesarean, up from just 9 per cent in 1980.

Politics

7 h. ago Nearly half of US workers believe they need this amount of money to retire comfortably

‘Companies that invest in their employees' financial well-being help transform confidence into concrete outcomes and create lasting value for their teams,’ one expert said

Economics

7 h. ago Having trouble sleeping? Experts reveal the 6 worst bedtime habits to avoid

Whether you're a chronic overthinker, a light sleeper, or just love staying up too late, there's something here to help you nod off faster and wake up refreshed.

Events

7 h. ago The historic seaside town home to the first sunlounger – and it has one of Europe’s ‘best beaches’

SUNLOUNGERS are a staple of any beach holiday, in fact holidaymakers won't remember a time before them. The lounger was first established in the late 1800s and looks a lot different to how we know them - and in fact, were founded in a small town in Germany. Warnemünde on the Baltic Coast is recognised...

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