5 h. ago Double beds, lounges and showers: The incredible cabins of the airlines voted the five best in the world

They were voted into the top five places in a ranking unveiled this week of long-haul carriers, the list the result of a Which? Travel survey.

Politics

5 h. ago Warning over young driver insurance move as parents could face ban

Young drivers are facing huge insurance costs, with the average annual premium for a driver aged 17-19 is £1,965 for women and £2,218 for men

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6 h. ago Electric vehicles will save you an average of £5,000 – here’s how

For those who can charge at home the savings are compounded

Economics

6 h. ago Cristiano Ronaldo and Jude Bellingham beaten by surprise choice in world's sexiest footballer survey

While the Al-Nassr and Real Madrid stars are traditionally thought of as two of the most marketable profiles on the planet, they did not clinch first place in this study.

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7 h. ago Europe's hottest city with temperatures reaching 40C is just 3 hours from UK

Valletta, the capital city of Malta, is the hottest place in Europe with an average temperature of 19.3C and a toastie yearly average of around 23C during the day

Politics

8 h. ago Welcome back Billy McFarland and a new Fyre festival. Shows you can’t keep a good fantasist down

Fresh out of jail, does it matter that his 2017 festival was one of the biggest social-media-driven deceptions of our time? Not a bit“Since 2016, Fyre has been the most talked about festival in the world,” organiser Billy McFarland told a US broadcaster when tickets for Fyre 2 went on sale this week. McFarland was sentenced to six years in prison for wire fraud in 2018, related to his organisation of the first Fyre (he served only four). Whatever you think about the first Fyre – with its limp cheese sandwiches, its disaster-relief-tent accommodation, the absence of advertised headliners, the $26m of unpaid debt, the rats (were the rats influencer hyperbole? Perhaps, but on the other hand the festival happened on the parking lot of an abandoned resort development, and where else is a rat supposed to live?), you have to admit it lived up to one promise: it was legendary.Wire fraud is any swindling that happens electronically, whether by text, email, phone or social media. It’s so easy...

Culture

10 h. ago Expert reveals simple boiler trick to save £120 on heating costs amid rising energy prices

The average heating bill in the UK is currently £106 a month, but thanks to these simple tips from a boiler expert at GreenMatch, you can offset some of the increase in energy bills

Economics

11 h. ago Cole Palmer named 'sexiest footballer of 2025' beating Cristiano Ronaldo as Top 10 named

Chelsea star Cole Palmer is hot stuff on the pitch - and hot stuff away from it, as he's been named as 'the UK's sexiest footballer' in a fan survey

Politics

11 h. ago Hospital advertises for ‘corridor care doctor’ as A&E crisis deepens

Top doctor warns the need for the ad was a ‘frightening and worrying indictment of how bad things have become’

Events

11 h. ago Harbor Launches Advertising Post Production Studios in London

Harbor Launches Advertising Post Production Studios in London  Little Black Book - LBBonline

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12 h. ago Pokémon Presents 2025: How to watch, streaming time and what to expect

For the average Pokémon fan, the big news this year is likely to be a closer look at Pokémon Legends: Z-A.

Politics

12 h. ago Sadiq Khan launches growth plan to 'turbocharge' London economy with '£11,000

Mayor says his London Growth Plan could put an extra pre-tax average of £11,000 in each Londoner’s pocket

Economics

13 h. ago Young people 'applying for jobs they don't want' driven by desperation to find work

The King's Trust said its survey of 4,285 people aged between 16 and 25 found one in five is applying for jobs every day

Politics

14 h. ago Haunting new photo that raises terrifying JFK question: Did he help seal his own fate in Dallas? MAUREEN CALLAHAN pieces together an outrageous cover

Even if President John F. Kennedy hadn't been assassinated in 1963 at age 46, the sad truth remains: He was never going to live for very long. Not that the average American had any clue.

Events

15 h. ago Awkward moment Kim Kardashian squirms over cringe 'erection' boast from longevity expert Bryan Johnson

Johnso boasted about how his nighttime erections were now 'better than the average 18-year-old.'

Politics

15 h. ago Sadiq Khan launches growth plan to 'turbocharge' London economy with bold claim

Mayor says his London Growth Plan could put an extra pre-tax average of £11,000 in each Londoner’s pocket

Politics

22 h. ago Sussex to launch UK’s first climate justice undergraduate degree

University announces new BA, after survey found most 14- to 18-year-olds want more rigorous climate change educationThe University of Sussex will introduce what it says is the UK’s first undergraduate degree focused on climate justice.The BA course, called “climate justice, sustainability and development”, will begin in 2026. The university says it will equip students with a blend of expertise in climate politics, activism and environmental human rights. Continue reading...

Society

22 h. ago Young people outside London fear they’ll ‘never succeed’ as regional optimism hits new low

Exclusive: Data reveals young people outside the capital feel increasingly pessimistic about their financial future, job prospects, and chances of homeownership

Events

22 h. ago Average price gap between houses and flats ‘is at highest point in 30 years’

Zoopla said found a 67% difference between the average UK flat price and the typical value of a house.

Politics

27 h. ago ‘Culture of fear’: Jets rank bottom of NFL players’ report cards as Washington improve

Jets holds up rear in third NFLPA report card surveySuper Bowl champion Philadelphia climb into top 10The New York Jets have been graded the worst team in the NFL for ownership in this year’s NFL Players Association workplace survey, with players describing a “culture of fear” under owner Woody Johnson. The Jets ranked 29th out of 32 teams in the overall report card, falling eight spots from last year’s rankings.“They talked about the culture – it’s a problem, top down,” NFLPA chief strategy officer JC Tretter said of Jets players’ responses to the survey. “[They said,] ‘It’s a culture of fear here.’ And I think that stood out in those grades.” Continue reading...

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