16 m. ago Big Brother stars ‘give away’ that they’re secret housemates returning to show after Friday’s fake eviction

BIG Brother fans think two ex-housemates have 'given away' that they're the secret returning contestants. Last Friday's episode revealed two former housemates would be entering the House in a major twist. Presenters Will and AJ dropped a crucial clue, suggesting the returning housemates are figures who "left too soon". AJ said: "Next Friday, two more...

Society

43 m. ago Madagascar president flees after losing support of key army unit

Elite Capsat unit that played a major role in Andry Rajoelina’s rise to presidency joined gen Z protests against corruptionMadagascar’s president, Andry Rajoelina, is reported to have fled the country on a French military aircraft, hours before he was scheduled to address the people.French state radio RFI reported on Monday that the president, who also has French citizenship, had been flown out of the capital, Antananarivo, after a deal with President Emmanuel Macron. It added that he may have headed for Dubai. Continue reading...

Politics

49 m. ago Massive Vodafone outage update as cities across UK unable to access internet

Major centres such as Cardiff, Birmingham, Newcastle hit as user says 'completely down for me, can’t even access websites'

Politics

63 m. ago Why there is no such thing as a perfect football tactic | Jonathan Wilson

In this mailbag edition of his newsletter, Jonathan answers questions about the evolution of tactics, heat and World Cup outsidersSign up for Soccer with Jonathan Wilson hereDo you believe playing styles are developing incrementally or cyclically? Will things naturally come back around, or is it more a matter of rock, paper, scissors where one style counters another for a short while, as the current style gets broadly adopted? – PaulI dislike the term “cyclical” for tactics because it implies inevitability. Winter, spring, summer, autumn is a cycle; what happens in football tactics is not. When older ideas are repurposed for the modern age, they come with knowledge of what went before. So, to take an extreme example, when Pep Guardiola started fielding teams in a sort of 3-2-2-3 shape, it wasn’t the W-M used by Herbert Chapman in the late 1920s, because in the 100 years since, football has changed enormously: players are fitter, pitches are better, kit is better, we understand press...

Politics

71 m. ago Major broadband network down as thousands of UK homes hit by internet outage

More than 134,000 users have reported problems on Down Detector this afternoon, mostly in major cities across the country

Events

73 m. ago Explosive Massachusetts plane crash leaves two dead as Nor'easter slams state: Live updates

Thousands across the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions are without power Monday morning as a powerful Nor' easter batters the East Coast.

Events

1 hour ago Working dads still face constant questions about putting family first

A study found 75% of working dads want to embrace equal parenting - but feel there is still a stigma around them taking time off work to care for their children

Politics

2 h. ago Explosive plane crash sparks chaos on Massachusetts highway as Nor'easter slams state: Live updates

Thousands across the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions are without power Monday morning as a powerful Nor' easter batters the East Coast.

Events

2 h. ago Katie Price leaves fans concerned over dramatic weight loss in recent clip

Katie Price has left fans stunned once again while showing off her slimmer figure in a recent video, despite revealing that she attends hospital check-ups because she doesn’t know the reason behind her weight loss.

Economics

2 h. ago Greenpeace threatens to sue crown estate for driving up cost of offshore wind

Environmental group accuses king’s property management company of ‘milking for profit’ its monopoly ownership of seabedGreenpeace is threatening to sue King Charles’s property management company, accusing it of exploiting its monopoly ownership of the seabed.The environmental lobby group alleges the crown estate has driven up costs for wind power developers and boosted its own profits, as well as the royal household’s income, due to the “aggressive” way it auctions seabed rights. Continue reading...

Events

2 h. ago 'Now we can breathe again': Family of Israeli hostage who was starved and forced to dig his own grave jump for joy as Mail joins them to watch his release

For 738 days all they saw of Evyatar David were images of his torture in the bowels of Gaza but today those who love him most finally saw a picture to make them smile.

Politics

3 h. ago MAFS UK spoiler sees dinner party descend into chaos as bride breaks down

A first look at an upcoming episode of Married at First Sight UK sees a bride break down in tears as she continues to question her new marriage

Events

3 h. ago H is for Hawk review – Claire Foy is tremendously authentic in eccentric grief drama

London film festival: Foy convinces as a grieving academic who trains a goshawk in this film based on Helen Macdonald’s bestselling nature memoirCan training a goshawk cure grief? Or treat it, in some way? Will keeping it indoors – hooded so that it remains calm – and then taking it out hunting allow you to reconnect radically with nature in a way that prissy townies will never understand? Or is this just a domesticated festival of cruelty to both bird and prey and a symptom of serious depression? Philippa Lowthorpe’s intriguing, likably performed if slightly precious film – based on Helen Macdonald’s bestselling nature memoir from 2014 – addresses these questions, but can’t quite deliver the Hollywood redemption narrative that it appears to offer: the story of a woman in the depths of melancholy who is helped through the darkness and, we have to assume, out the other side, by her goshawk, whimsically named Mabel. (Macdonald used she/her pronouns at the time of publication and came ...

Events

3 h. ago Tennessee community mourns 16 killed in munitions plant explosion

Cause of explosion at Accurate Energetic Systems that leveled building is unknown but foul play ruled outAt least 200 mourners came to the Humphreys county courthouse at twilight on Sunday to mourn the 16 people killed in an explosion at a nearby munitions plant in middle Tennessee early on Friday.Humphreys county sheriff Chris Davis said that even in these nightmarish days, “the true strength of our county is our people”. Continue reading...

Events

3 h. ago Health chiefs warn 'world's deadliest infection' tuberculosis is surging and symptoms are easy

Health officials have urged the public to be alert to the signs of tuberculosis (TB) after new figures revealed cases of 'the world's deadliest infectious disease' are continuing to rise across England.

Events

3 h. ago Luke Littler's staggering net worth after latest exploits land him £120k pay day

Luke Littler dismantled Luke Humphries in the World Grand Prix final, with a six-figure prize on the line and his girlfriend cheering him on from the crowd

Economics

4 h. ago Pogacar rules cycling world with total pedal power after brushing off mid

A fifth successive Il Lombardia triumph completed another dominant season for the Slovenian, while on the women’s tour Pauline Ferrand-Prévot divided opinionTadej Pogacar’s command of world cycling now seems limitless. The Slovenian ended 2025 as he began it, dominating a coveted Italian classic, Il Lombardia, to win the “race of the falling leaves” for the fifth time straight.The 27-year-old had started his European season by winning the Tuscan gravel race, Strade Bianche. He closed it having matched Italian icon Fausto Coppi’s record of five Lombardy wins and Eddy Merckx’s achievement of winning three “monument” races, the Tour de France and the world road race title in the same year. Continue reading...

Politics

4 h. ago POLL OF THE DAY: Is UK 'delusional' for claiming it played 'key role' in Gaza peace deal, as US envoy claims?

The suggestion by Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson was rejected by top US and Israeli figures, which has created an awkward situation for Sir Keir Starmer .

Economics

4 h. ago How Man Utd board members voted in sack meeting as Ruben Amorim questions raised

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim is under growing pressure following a poor start to the season and he knows exactly how club chiefs feel about potentially sacking him

Politics

5 h. ago Blue Badge warning as millions of drivers told to act in next three months

The most recent figures from the Department for Transport and Transport Scotland reveal there are currently more than 3.2 million Blue Badge holders throughout England and Scotland

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