60 m. ago Copying Denmark’s hardline asylum policy a ‘terrible idea’, Danes say

Helene Brydensholt of the The Alternative party has urged the UK Government to think again, explaining it’s been a disaster for integration and led to more racism

Events

2 h. ago Martin Lewis says one Budget move 'isn't as bad as it could've been'

A key point he highlighted was the upcoming changes to cash ISAs from 2027

Politics

2 h. ago Liam Gallagher says he's giving up booze for good and admits he's 'free from temptation' following final Oasis reunion show in Brazil

The rocker and his brother Noel wrapped up their high-anticipated concerts in Sao Paulo this week, and had quit cigarettes and alcohol to protect his voice.

Politics

2 h. ago Reeves defends ‘fair and necessary’ £26bn tax raid after Budget backlash

The chancellor she had made choices to increase taxes and improve public infrastructure, and had ‘chosen to protect public spending’

Economics

3 h. ago Ashes legend left bankrupt after 'bad decisions' died skint with nothing in will to family

An ex-England bowler, who was part of a successful Ashes series, had built up financial issues before his death

Events

3 h. ago Tottenham XI vs Fulham: Predicted lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest for Premier League today

North Londoners looking to return to winning ways

Politics

3 h. ago What does the Budget mean for you... and how bad was it? This is Money podcast

Rachel Reeves seemed happy with her statement and Sir Keir Starmer has been out singing its praises, but was the Budget a diamond in the rough or a dud?

Economics

4 h. ago If we are witnessing the death spiral of the cult of Bazball, let’s savour what it created | Barney Ronay

There have been many good points – challenging orthodoxies and Ben Stokes talking openly about male emotions – and even when it was bad, it was unignorableThe Life Cycle of a Cult1. The Big Idea. A charismatic leader or leaders propose a new and transcendent idea that promises a panacea for alienated and vulnerable people.So here we are then. They’re getting ready to storm the compound down in Brisbane. The gunships are circling. Smoke is rising from the out-houses. A lone figure, naked, shivering, the words HIGH RELEASE POINT smeared across his chest in chicken blood, has come staggering through the lines and is being led away under a blanket towards an inconclusive loan stint at Derbyshire. Continue reading...

Events

4 h. ago Why Tottenham vs Fulham is the biggest game of Thomas Frank's reign so far

Thomas Frank’s men finally showed some fight - now need a long-overdue home win

Politics

5 h. ago How to watch Tottenham vs Fulham: TV channel and live stream for Premier League today

North Londoners looking to snap losing run

Politics

5 h. ago Liverpool boss Arne Slot has already explained marriage and family issues with job on the brink

Arne Slot has already sounded off his family situation since moving to Liverpool

Society

6 h. ago ‘It has made me live life more’: Jessie J on cancer, comebacks and cracking China

Endometriosis, miscarriage, failed relationships, suicide and gaslighting they are all laid bare on the singer-writer’s new album. But just as she finished recording it, she got a shock diagnosis. She explains why it’s made her determined to be in the momentYou couldn’t make it up, Jessie J says. There she was preparing for her first album release in eight years, ecstatically in love with her newish partner, and finally the mother of a toddler having struggled to conceive for a decade, on top of the world. Then in March she was diagnosed with breast cancer.The singer-songwriter, real name Jessica Cornish, is famous for telling it as it is. The album, Don’t Tease Me With a Good Time, was supposed to be an open book, dealing with every ounce of devastation she’d experienced since she last recorded music (endometriosis, miscarriage, failed relationships, gaslighting, suicide) with typical candour. The first single, No Secrets, was released in April. But by then...

Politics

6 h. ago Housing Minister Mairi McAllan 'not even considering' future SNP leadership bid

Mairi McAllan told The Scotsman she is ‘front of that queue in the John Swinney fan club’

Politics

7 h. ago John Swinney promises SNP will do "everything in our power" to protect kids from epidemic of youth suicide

The First Minister has made the pledge as he backs the Record's Save Young Lives campaign, which was set up in response to a mental health crisis among kids.

Events

8 h. ago Former US ambassador urges Trump to avoid bad Ukraine deal ‘for the sake of signing something’

With the US president seemingly more concerned with getting a peace deal signed than the details of its contents, experts tell Arpan Rai what the agreement must include to prevent the future destruction of Ukraine

Politics

9 h. ago Reeves defends Budget tax and spending choices as ‘fair and necessary’

The Chancellor she had made choices to increase taxes and improve public infrastructure, and had ‘chosen to protect public spending’.

Economics

9 h. ago British widow conned out of £500k by fake Jason Momoa who used AI videos to convince her he was building their dream home in Hawaii

The widow started the relationship after the star seemingly replied back to her on a post on a fan page for the actor.

Economics

12 h. ago Coronation Street spoilers see Maggie twist and it's bad news for Eva

Coronation Street spoilers reveal Eva Price could be in danger this Christmas when Maggie Driscoll's true colours are exposed in a special flashback episode

Politics

12 h. ago Even after he snapped my neck and left me paralysed, I still tried to protect Robert

Trudi Burgess had been in intensive care for less than 48 hours when she had a dream that inspired her to live. 

Politics

13 h. ago After landmark climate win, lawyer hopes for a ‘new legal order’ to protect Indigenous rights

Pacific lawyer Julian Aguon to be honoured with Right Livelihood award for his work that led to ICJ ruling on climate harmSix years ago, human rights lawyer Julian Aguon received a call from Vanuatu’s foreign affairs minister. The minister had an unusual request – he wanted Aguon to help develop a legal case on behalf of dozens of law students who were seeking climate justice from the world’s highest court.Aguon, a Chamorro lawyer based in Guam, was excited by the opportunity and believed they could clear up legal ambiguities he says had “long hobbled the ability of the international community to respond effectively to the climate crisis.” Continue reading...

Society