1 hour ago Trail hunting a ‘smokescreen’ for illegal fox hunts, MP says in jail terms plea

Labour MP Perran Moon called for a ban on trail hunting, which he warned was being used as a ‘smokescreen’ for illegal fox hunting.

Events

1 hour ago Mrs Hinch admits 'things are hard' in emotional post after family tragedy

Social media cleaning guru Mrs Hinch revealed that she was struggling behind closed doors, after dealing with the death of her dad, a hospitalisation, and her newborn baby falling ill all in the space of the last year

Politics

2 h. ago Guardian journalist received large number of leads after Noel Clarke article, court told

Lucy Osborne tells high court she was ‘taken aback’ at number of people in contact over the actor’s alleged sexual misconductA Guardian journalist who has worked on high-profile investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct by men said the volume of fresh leads received after writing about Noel Clarke was the most she had ever witnessed.Lucy Osborne, who, with Sirin Kale, carried out the Guardian’s investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct against the Doctor Who actor, told the high court that she was “taken aback” by how many people got in touch after publication of the first article. Continue reading...

Events

2 h. ago Labour's VAT raid on private schools condemned by families as 'ill

The Government has 'misunderstood' how badly the new 20 per cent tax on fees will affect children with special needs, lawyers said.

Politics

2 h. ago Nutritionists reveal the worst weight loss advice they have ever heard... and what to do instead

There's a lot of information out there about how to lose weight - and not all of it is very helpful.

Politics

2 h. ago Palestinian paramedics shot by Israeli forces had hands tied, eyewitnesses say

Senior doctor who saw bodies says men appeared to have been ‘executed’, adding to evidence of potential war crimeSome of the bodies of 15 Palestinian paramedics and rescue workers, killed by Israeli forces and buried in a mass grave nine days ago in Gaza, were found with their hands or legs tied and had gunshot wounds to the head and chest, according to two eyewitnesses.The eyewitness accounts add to an accumulating body of evidence pointing to a potentially serious war crime on 23 March, when Palestinian Red Crescent ambulance crews and civil defence rescue workers were sent to the scene of an airstrike in the early hours of the morning in the al-Hashashin district of Rafah, Gaza’s southernmost city. Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago England icon Terry Venables leaves wife small fortune after his death aged 80

Former England manager Terry Venables died at the age of 80 in 2023 following a lengthy illness, and details of his probate have now been published after his death

Events

3 h. ago Doctors raise concerns about Justin Bieber's health after disturbing livestream

Doctors are raising fresh concerns over the 31-year-old singer after he appeared in an Instagram Live looking gaunt and 'physically and emotionally drained'.

Society

4 h. ago Work under way to clear illegal waste dumped at Kent beauty spot

Hoads Wood was described as an ‘environmental disaster’ by local people after it was buried under landfill waste.

Events

4 h. ago Meta AI apologises for 'harm' caused to author after 'stealing' his books in bizarre exchange

Bestselling author AJ West felt violated when he discovered his novels were among millions 'stolen' by tech giant Meta to train its AI system and was shocked when he got one from the system itself.

Culture

4 h. ago US is on track to have the worst measles outbreak of this century, former Covid response coordinator warns

Hundreds of infections have been reported in West Texas as cases of the highly contagious virus continue to crop up nationwide

Events

4 h. ago Warning over nine common household items you should never put in the bin

You should be cautious of what you are throwing away whilst doing your spring clean

Events

5 h. ago Palestinian doctors ‘tortured into confessions’ in harrowing claims of abuse against Israel’s soldiers

Dr Khaled Al-Serr, a surgeon at Al-Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza, claims he was brutally beaten and other inmates told him they had been raped in Sde Teiman military detention centre, southern Israel. Chief International Correspondent Bel Trew reports

Events

5 h. ago Richard Osman fumes 'it's hard to know what to do’ as he suffers from 'illegal' issue

BBC's Pointless presenter and author Richard Osman has been left furious after discovering that his books have been "stolen"

Events

5 h. ago Mary Berry shares details of 'traumatic' illness that left her feeling 'lucky'

Former Great British Bake Off star Dame Mary Berry has opened up about a 'traumatic' health ordeal that she experienced when she was a child, reflecting on how lucky she was to survive

Events

5 h. ago UK city branded 'most picturesque' thanks to medieval charm and vibrant culture

The city has been hailed as the "most picturesque" in the country thanks to its quaint village vibe, stunning architecture, and charming setting - and it's just an hour away from London

Events

5 h. ago Bizarre symptom I ignored that was actually stage 4 cancer at age 35

Beth Riehle of Austin, Texas, was just 35 when an unusual symptom turned out to be a sign of stage four tongue cancer, which experts have found is rapidly rising throughout the US.

Science

6 h. ago Doctor Who star shuts down ‘woke’ criticisms: ‘We’re doing the right thing’

Sethu will be the Doctor’s companion in the new season

Politics

6 h. ago BBC's Doctor Who star says 'I was depressed and didn't think I'd ever work again'

Doctor Who's newest member has confessed to being "depressed" before TV offer landed

Economics

6 h. ago BBC star feared she'd 'never work again' as she admits 'I was depressed'

Doctor Who star Varada Sethu has admitted that she was left feeling "depressed" at one point in her career.

Economics