3 h. ago Glasgow fireworks: The 3 Glasgow areas where fireworks will be banned as city introduces control zones

The new rules mean it will be illegal for people to set off fireworks during the timeframe.

Events

6 h. ago Lloyds Bank introduces gamechanging new £300 rule for customers in UK first

Lloyds Bank has announced a UK banking first from August 26 - with customers set to reap the benefits. The new rule will allow customers to pay in cash at over 30,000 locations nationwide

Economics

28 h. ago Court gives former Raiders coach Jon Gruden a boost in lawsuit over ‘leaked’ NFL emails

Judges rule case won’t be overseen by NFL arbitratorGruden says NFL set out to smear his reputationFormer Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden registered a victory over the NFL in court on Monday.The Nevada supreme court, in a 5-2 ruling, decided that Gruden’s lawsuit against the league can proceed in civil court rather than being settled in an arbitration hearing to which the NFL could designate the arbitrator. Continue reading...

Events

2 d. ago Thinking of taking fat jabs on holiday? These are the rules you MUST know before you set off: LOUISE ATKINSON

If you're still on the jabs, the idea of a holiday may be fraught with anxiety. Should you take your pen with you or dose up before you go? Here we reveal your expert-approved pre-holiday checklist.

Politics

4 d. ago Brit girl, 5, dies after being pulled from swimming pool on family holiday in Spain

The five-year-old British girl was enjoying her holiday at a popular tourist complex in Morro Jable, Fuerteventura when she got into trouble in the water and has tragically died

Events

5 d. ago 'Shotgun' car seat rules explained as Brits set for summer road trips

The phrase ‘riding shotgun’ stems from the American Wild West, when stagecoaches had an armed guard up front to fend off bandits. Now, it means calling dibs on the front seat.

Transport

6 d. ago Judy, 89, worked hard all her life and lives in one of Australia's richest suburbs. She has launched a stunning bid to stop new homes being built nearby

A legal challenge to state building rules has set of a political firestorm in one of Australia's most exclusive postcodes, as residents speak out about the controversial move.

Society

1 week ago Pissants by Brandon Jack review – is this novel a critique or a celebration of toxic masculinity? Even it isn’t sure

The former AFL player’s debut novel barely has a plot, following a group of aggressive, entitled footy players as they get wasted and treat women like propsGet our weekend culture and lifestyle email“Virgil and Homer would recognise these hulking airborne men,” Helen Garner wrote of AFL players in her most recent book, The Season. As the celebrated author and footy tragic watched her grandson play in an under-16 league, she found in the sport “a kind of poetry, an ancient common language between strangers, a set of shared hopes and rules and images, of arcane rites played out at regular intervals before the citizenry”.Garner has enthusiastically blurbed the scabrous debut novel of former AFL player Brandon Jack: Pissants, a book mostly dedicated to the arcane rites that play out off the oval – preferably as far from the citizenry as possible. Whereas Garner lovingly traces the epic dimensions of teenage footy in the suburbs, Jack depicts AFL culture as a crucible for addiction, miso...

Events

3 w. ago Judge set to rule on High Court challenge over Wimbledon expansion

Mr Justice Saini is due to hand down his ruling on Monday afternoon.

Events

3 w. ago New rule change set to hit every home in UK without a driveway

A new £63 million initiative has been announced by the Labour government to supercharge the UK's electric vehicle revolution, which is set to slash household electricity costs for EV owners.

Events

3 w. ago What your car maintenance habits say about you, according to psychologist

Two in five motorists enforce a strict set of rules on their passengers, such as no smoking, no littering and no feet on the dashboard.

Transport

4 w. ago Rachel Reeves set to bet the house on economic growth by loosening mortgage rules

The chancellor is set to rip up many of the rules brought in after the 2008 financial crash to encourage investors and businesses to take risks again and open up the housing market to thousands more first-time buyers

Economics

last month Motorists without driveways could save up to £1,500 under new rule

The new rule is set to benefit the large number of motorists who do not have a private driveway at home

Economics