88 m. ago Blind mystic Baba Vanga's terrifying 2026 prediction with chilling warning

As we approach the end of the year, the predictions of ancient seers and modern psychics are being discussed online

Events

90 m. ago 'I tried Christmas party food at Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and Aldi

The Daily Record's Nicola Croal tested five types of party food deals across the most popular supermarkets in the UK to find out which offered the best deal and the tastiest items

Society

2 h. ago 'I compared chocolate Santas and one was dead behind the eyes'

It's tough work, but somebody's gotta do it

Events

2 h. ago UK drivers can get 50% off fuel as Christmas travel rush starts

UK petrol stations Tesco, BP, Shell are included in the offer which cuts 50% off £10 spend

Transport

3 h. ago Palestinian reporters have paid a terrible price in another horrific year for journalist killings | Jane Martinson

The Al Jazeera reporter Anas al-Sharif was the most prominent name among so many targeted for simply bearing witness to the truthIn January this year, Anas al-Sharif was filmed being lifted into the air after taking off his helmet and flak jacket to celebrate a ceasefire that would prove all too temporary in Gaza. This summer, the Palestinian journalist broke down while reporting on starvation in his home town that is now a war zone. A bystander told him: “Persist, Anas, you are our voice”.But al-Sharif’s popularity in Gaza made him a target. In July, international agencies warned of the danger he was in as the Israel Defense Forces stepped up online attacks, falsely labelling him a Hamas terrorist. His employer, Al Jazeera, insisted he restrict his reporting to the more protected al-Shifa hospital after his father and many colleagues were killed. In August, a few months short of his 29th birthday, al-Sharif and six others were killed in a direct attack on a media tent next to the h...

Events

3 h. ago I explored Australia’s indigenous art legacy on a trip to the Northern Territory

As the Tate Modern stages a major retrospective of Emily Kam Kngwarry’s work, Eddi Fiegel explores the extraordinary landscapes that inspired her

Politics

4 h. ago We must stop big Cranberry Sauce’s reign of terror over Christmas sandwiches

Thick, sweet layers of the stuff is overpowering the high street’s Christmas sandwich offerings. Is it a coincidence? A terrifying cran-spiracy? Either way, Isobel Lewis wants cranberry sauce dead

Events

4 h. ago Over 100 homeless people died in temporary accommodation in Scotland

EXCLUSIVE: The figures reveal the tragedies of people passing away without a place of their own to call home.

Events

7 h. ago Governor at prison with Britain's only trans wing is under fire for allowing two staff members to hold a jail baby shower for their lovechild 'after they had affair at work'

EXCLUSIVE: The governor of Downview, Amy Dixon (pictured), was informed of the allegations amid fears the couple could be at risk of blackmail.

Events

7 h. ago Quality Street shrinkflation leaves fans outraged: 2.5kg tins with more than 100 sweets in the 1980s have shrunk to sad plastic tubs with 60 chocolates

The weight of a small plastic tub of Quality Street was cut this year to a record low of 550g containing just 60 chocolates, despite being on sale for up to £7.

Politics

7 h. ago Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv’s forces battle Russian push to break through in Sumy region

Moscow reported to have forcibly moved dozens of people from border village; Florida peace talks described as ‘productive’. What we know on day 1,398The Ukrainian army was battling an attempted Russian breakthrough in the Sumy region, it said on Sunday, after reports that Moscow forcibly moved 50 people from a border village there. That marks a renewed Russian advance in the part of the region largely spared from intense ground fighting since Ukraine regained land there in a 2022 counteroffensive. “Fighting is currently ongoing in the village of Grabovske,” Ukraine’s joint taskforce said, adding the troops were “making efforts to drive the occupiers back into Russian territory”. It has also refuted media reports saying Moscow’s troops were in the neighbouring Ryasne village. Earlier on Sunday, the Ukrainian rights ombudsman said Russian troops forcibly moved about 50 people from Grabovske to Russia. There was no official comment from Russia. On Saturday, the Russian army said it had...

Events

8 h. ago Student 'chased and assaulted' in terrifying road rage attack says Uber driver abandoned him

Dale Williams, 30, said he feared he was going to die during the alleged attack in Mapperley

Events

10 h. ago Video shows terrifying moment shoplifting suspect pulls a gun on Ohio cop

A Walmart employee intervened, ultimately disarming the 21-year-old

Events

14 h. ago Matalan's £8 Christmas season dress 'ticks every box' for style and warmth

"This is such a cosy jumper, great to wear with leggings and knee boots. I love the chocolate brown colour, very rich."

Economics

14 h. ago Morgan Rogers double sinks Manchester United and keeps Aston Villa on leaders’ heels

There is simply no stopping this Aston Villa machine, cylinders pumping, exclusively handcrafted by Unai Emery, the manager who reacted to Morgan Rogers’ winning goal against Manchester United by launching his jacket into the night sky. “Birmingham, are you listening?” came the chorus from the home support but this was another victory with wider implications.For now Villa, third and three points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal, are firmly in the title race, two more brilliant Rogers goals earning a 10th straight win in all competitions and rendering Matheus Cunha’s well-taken equaliser nothing more than a consolation. A frustrating defeat for Ruben Amorim was compounded by his captain, Bruno Fernandes, being forced off through injury at half-time. Continue reading...

Politics

14 h. ago England fans allowed to down beers in their seats during World Cup as FIFA relax rules

EXCLUSIVE: As controversy once again surround the World Cup because of its huge costs, FIFA has told the Daily Star that Brits will be able to drink alcohol during key matches

Sport

16 h. ago There's a Terry's Chocolate Orange that's exclusive to Tesco and it could well be the best

Who doesn't love a chocolate orange in their Christmas stocking?

Politics

17 h. ago 'Cheapest' chocolate tub deal slashes two family favourites to under £4

Fans of the popular chocolate boxes can save money thanks to a supermarket deal

Economics

17 h. ago UK asylum seekers not widely abusing modern slavery rules, report finds

Exclusive: Thinktank’s findings undermine successive home secretaries’ statements about misuse of system in England and WalesAsylum seekers are not abusing the modern slavery system in a widespread manner, according to a report from a centre-right thinktank that undermines statements from successive home secretaries.The report from Bright Blue finds limited evidence that asylum seekers are falsely claiming to have been the victims of modern slavery to stay in the country, despite several home secretaries blaming the system for stopping them deporting more people. Continue reading...

Events

17 h. ago Labour MSP Pam Duncan Glancy to quit Holyrood over friendship with convicted sex offender

EXCLUSIVE: The Glasgow Labour politician will not stand for the Scottish Parliament in May after a Daily Record investigation.

Politics