32 m. ago Brit's ISIS TikTok post sparked 'ring of steel' around Champions League football stadiums

Mohammed Mahfuz Ahmed, 26, prompted a massive international security alert after he suggested stadiums hosting Champions League games were an 'easy target' for terrorism

Sport

38 m. ago London council to meet in secret tonight to discuss 'series of concerning allegations'

Newham called an emergency meeting of all councillors at its town hall in Stratford on Thursday night

Politics

47 m. ago Enabot Air 2 Plus review: The viral TikTok robot companion, tested

This viral TikTok gadget might be stealing my likeness and identity, but I can’t get enough of it

Technology

60 m. ago Connie Francis dead at 87 as singer's hit Pretty Little Baby goes viral on TikTok

Legendary singer Connie Francis has died at the age of 87, her friend Ron Roberts has confirmed.

Events

67 m. ago Race against time to save chapel where Cwm Rhondda was sung for the first time

The historic chapel has an incredible and unique history but has been put up for sale

Politics

92 m. ago New book sheds light on Lincoln’s misunderstood killer: ‘he’s not that person at all’

In Midnight on the Potomac, author Scott Ellsworth looks back at the tumultuous last year of the US civil warScott Ellsworth’s new book, Midnight on the Potomac, is about the last year of the American civil war and “the crime of the century”: the assassination of Abraham Lincoln by the actor John Wilkes Booth at Ford’s Theatre in Washington on 14 April 1865.Asked how the book came to follow The Ground Breaking, his acclaimed history of the 1921 Tulsa race massacre, Ellsworth said his thoughts focused on two areas: historical parallels to the modern-day US, and the true crime genre. Continue reading...

Events

98 m. ago Lee Westwood explains Open advantage as he eyes historic triumph at Portrush

Lee Westwood got off to a strong start at this year's Open and believes links courses give older players a chance of upsetting the odds at Royal Portrush

Politics

1 hour ago Gregg Wallace's football hooligan history, special Millwall tattoo and arrest for assault

Gregg Wallace has stepped back from BBC show MasterChef following an investigation into historical allegations of misconduct, with the presenter previously being vocal about his hooligan past

Events

2 h. ago Shayden Morris bids 'rejected' by Aberdeen as Dons stand firm despite £600,000 transfer offer from England

Luton Town are keen to sign the wnger but will have to stump up more cash tot empt the Scottish Cup winners into selling

Economics

2 h. ago Highland and Moray wildfires 'biggest in Scotland's history'

Scottish minister visits wildfire site said to be Scotland’s biggest yet.

Events

3 h. ago Boy arrested and charged after fire ripped through building in Kilmarnock

A 12-year-old has been arrested after a blaze broke out on Sandbed Street in the town on Monday night.

Events

3 h. ago Parents warned as more than 90 boxes of 'dangerous' Labubu fakes seized in Welsh town

The counterfeit toys, based on a popular global brand, lacked vital safety testing

Events

3 h. ago Former Glasgow footballer dies suddenly as club pays touching tribute

Hillwood Football Club paid tribute to the former player, who passed away last month.

Events

3 h. ago The Scottish harbour town near lovely beach that was named 'best place to retire'

It offers stunning scenery and plenty of amenities.

Politics

4 h. ago Football Daily | Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest and Uefa sermons on integrity

Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now!Football Daily has long believed that no good can come from the prefix “multi”. Multi-storey car parks have been causing spikes in blood pressure ever since City & Suburban Electric Carriage Company opened the first anxiety maze at 6 Denman Street, London, in May 1901. Multiplexes are for watching films that have been dubbed over by some gobby ne’er-do-well crunching on a never-ending bucket of popcorn. Multiperspectivalism looks an interesting concept, sure, but we’re too thick to understand it properly and now we’ve got a headache. And the multiverse? This one not causing you enough misery?Re: Hamrun Spartans’ shoot-out win over Zalgaris and it being ‘the first time a Maltese side have made it beyond this round, becoming part of football history’ (yesterday’s Football Daily). I am sure I won’t be the only football geek to point out that Malta was represented regularly in the European Cup’s early decades – eg Floriana (beaten 1...

Sport

4 h. ago Woman avoids 'holiday packing stress' with Shein trick that 'makes so much room'

One TikTok user claimed 'this will be a game changer'

Politics

4 h. ago 50 new homes and flats in Tonypandy town centre set to be given green light

Trivallis' application for Mitchell Court is due to be considered by Rhondda Cynon Taf's planning committee soon

Politics

4 h. ago Glasgow trains cancelled: Major disruption as trains through Glasgow cancelled

ScotRail said disruption will last until the end of the day

Politics

4 h. ago Glasgow trains cancelled: Major travel disruption as several ScotRail trains through Glasgow cancelled

ScotRail said disruption will last until the end of the day

Politics

4 h. ago ‘It feels cool to be a cog in change’: how doughnut economics is reshaping a Swedish town

A casual mention of Kate Raworth’s theory has grown into the basis for decision making in TomelillaIn a small town in Sweden, the local authority is carrying out an unusual experiment.In 2021 one of the team had been reading an article about the concept of doughnut economics – a circular way of thinking about the way we use resources – and he brought it up. “I just mentioned it casually at a meeting, as a tool to evaluate our new quality of life programme, and it grew from there,” says Stefan Persson, Tomelilla’s organisational development manager. Continue reading...

Economics