42 m. ago Dusk's 'soft and luxurious' duvet cover cut to £20 in winter sale

Shoppers have said this duvet make 'every night's sleep feel like a treat'.

Economics

60 m. ago Creepy footage shows masked pair on man's driveway in early hours

The clip shows the two figures, dressed in black, run up the driveway before allegedly stealing a garden hose from the East Lothian property.

Culture

68 m. ago Manchester United v Brighton live: Darren Fletcher’s side face tricky FA Cup test

Darren Fletcher remains in charge of the hosts as they look to put the turbulent reign of Ruben Amorim behind them

Politics

70 m. ago ‘You can’t replace time’: Harcourt’s wine and beer producers mourn loss of industry’s heart in Victoria bushfires

The Harcourt Cooperative Cool Stores stored priceless stock for local businesses – but it was also the focal point for friendships in ‘a passionate industry’Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTrevor Peeler has spent 50 years of his life driving in and out of the gates of the Harcourt Cooperative Cool Stores. He didn’t see the site burn to the ground on Friday night because he was blocks away protecting his house.Not that he could have done anything. The Cool Stores were directly in the path of the fire and turned into an inferno. Continue reading...

Events

70 m. ago The kindness of strangers: alone in the crowd at Glastonbury, a stranger hugged me tight while I cried about my dead dad

As I sobbed to U2, she would hug me tighter as we swayed to the musicRead more in the kindness of strangers seriesMy father died when I was 19, after a short and sharp fight with cancer. Unsure of what to do or how to proceed with life, I took a year off university and went backpacking through Europe. The other side of the world seemed like a good place to be.I ended up at the music festival Glastonbury in 2011. It was a great lineup that year but there was one act on the bill that really caught my eye: U2. They were my dad’s favourite band, so it seemed only right that I should go and see them. Of course, U2 aren’t exactly a massive draw for people my age, so I ended up alone in the massive crowd at the main stage while my friends saw other bands. Continue reading...

Events

1 hour ago Family who bought an English woodland for £45,000 reveal why it's been 'a terrible investment'

Steve Sangster, 43, who lives in Orpington with his wife and four children, has shared just how much value Billet Wood has enhanced the family's lives - and why selling is no longer an option.

Economics

2 h. ago Nobel Institute rejects María Corina Machado’s offer to share peace prize with Trump

Organisers clarify award ‘cannot be revoked, shared or transferred’ after Venezuelan opposition leader’s commentsThe organisers of the Nobel peace prize have said it “cannot be revoked, shared or transferred” after Venezuela’s opposition leader, María Corina Machado, said she wanted to give her award to Donald Trump.When Machado was named Nobel laureate in October, it was seen as a snub by the White House, despite Machado rushing to dedicate the prize to the US president and his “decisive support of our cause”. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago House prices sky rocket by 63 per cent in iconic national park as Brits flee cities and towns because of immigration

One of the areas with the biggest contrasts between county and park prices is the New Forest where families are willing to pay at least £300,000 extra to live in the park.

Events

2 h. ago ITV The Masked Singer star admits she was told about one of her co

The Masked Singer UK star broken her silence on the moment she broke a show rule before stepping on the she stage

Politics

2 h. ago We turned £100 into £1M in five years and retired: We weren't high earners and these were our game

It was a grey and rainy day in 2014 when Katie Donegan's husband Alan asked her what she 'really wanted from life'.

Economics

3 h. ago We turned £100 into £1m in 5 years and retired. No, we weren't high earners and anyone can do it

It was a grey and rainy day in 2014 when Katie Donegan's husband Alan asked her what she 'really wanted from life'.

Economics

3 h. ago A congresswoman wants to impeach Kristi Noem. She’s right to do so | Jan

It may be tempting to dismiss the move as hopeless – but it interrupts the Trump administration’s promise of impunityIn the wake of the killing of Renee Nicole Good, Congresswoman Robin Kelly has announced the filing of three articles of impeachment against Kristi Noem, the homeland security secretary. Predictably, reactions have been muted at best: with the GOP holding both the Senate and the House, impeachment can be dismissed as purely performative, a helpless response to an in and of itself understandable moral imperative of “just do something!”But such dismissals are too quick: this administration has been running on a promise of impunity at all levels, and Democrats have to start signaling that actions have consequences. They also need to break out of a fateful dynamic: during Trump 2.0, misdeeds and scandals are following each other in such rapid succession that neither the press nor the public ever seem to get to focus on one. Impeachment can concentrate minds and slow down ...

Politics

3 h. ago ‘There is one story we never tell’: will old family photos bring joy to my ailing mother – or remind us of dark secrets?

As Alzheimer’s tightens its grip, we have started making our way through the hundreds of albums in my childhood home. But some are too painful to revisitA couple of months ago, my mother moved into a nursing home. Her Alzheimer’s has progressed to a point where it’s no longer safe for her to live alone, and she now needs round-the-clock care. It has been my task to empty out her house, where she lived for more than 50 years.It’s not a job I would have asked for; it requires that I trawl through memories that aren’t mine, or shared memories that are painful for one reason or another. But my mother is no longer able  to make these decisions herself, about which of her possessions are worth keeping hold of and which should be discarded, either for practical reasons of space or necessity or because a continued attachment to the stories behind them might do more harm than good. By deciding these things for her I’m curating her life story. Continue reading...

Society

3 h. ago 'Scandalous' Julian Araujo Celtic red card escape sparks Hotline implosion on VAR and officials

Anthony Evans takes your calls as punters as VAR once again took centre stage over the weekend

Politics

3 h. ago Emmerdale's iconic post office is going up for sale this month and YOU can bid on it

Situated in Esholt, a village near Bradford, the property is very familiar to soap viewers for its use in the long-running ITV soap.

Politics

4 h. ago Anyone who feeds birds in their garden urged to stop using common item

The RSPB has shared advice for anyone feeding birds in their garden this winter, urging people to avoid using a particular type of bird feeder

Politics

4 h. ago It's been 10 years since 'David's dead!' On the anniversary of CBB's iconic saga here's what REALLY happened on the show and where the housemates are now

It is hard to believe it is 10 year's since the iconic 'David's dead' gaffe on Celebrity Big Brother. 

Events

5 h. ago 'The smell of death hit me, in an instant I was back over that mass grave in Kosovo'

The IRA bombings in Hyde Park and Regent’s Park on July 20, 1982 became a life-defining moment for Gareth Collett.

Events

6 h. ago Bride and groom among 8 killed in gas cylinder blast at Pakistan wedding

Blast occurred as guests who had gathered to celebrate the couple were sleeping at the house, causing part of it to collapse

Events

6 h. ago Inside a terraced house there's a fish and chip shop that's like stepping back in time

The house has been a chippy since 1983

Politics