52 m. ago Soberish: 10 people on why they (mostly) stopped drinking booze

Caitlin Hornik talked to a group of young people about why they try to avoid booze — and their answers may surprise you

Politics

95 m. ago Woman, 22, with seven tumours in her brain 'in shock' after dismissing first symptom

Tumours were also found in her liver, lung, spine and adrenal gland

Events

4 h. ago Jeremy Clarkson's pub The Farmer's Dog baffles customers over strict menu policy

The Farmer's Dog, which opened last year, has been widely praised but some diners were left unimpressed after noticing that certain items were missing from the menu

Economics

4 h. ago Kylie Minogue’s Tension Tour proves she’s one of the greatest pop stars of all time

Now comfortably settled into living legend status, Minogue blasts her way through condensed, clubbier takes on classic pop hits as her Tension Tour lands in the UK

Events

6 h. ago THE CANNY COOK: The perfect summer tart for less than £2 a serving

This gorgeous summery dish can be assembled in about ten minutes

Economics

8 h. ago A classic Arnold Schwarzenegger action film that’s getting a remake is airing on TV tonight

The film is based off of a Stephen King novel he wrote under a pseudonym

Events

8 h. ago Two brilliant recipes for the bank holiday – come rain or shine

Whether you're dusting off the barbecue or keeping things cosy in the kitchen, these two punchy, flavour-packed dishes are perfect for the long weekend – whatever the weather brings

Politics

21 h. ago Brits warned over 'faeces disease' spreading in Europe as six dead already

The potentially deadly infection, which spreads through poor hygiene and contaminated food, can cause serious liver damage - and hundreds have already fallen ill across one popular European destination

Events

22 h. ago Carlo Ancelotti bows out at Real Madrid: ‘I don’t regret a thing. I’ve had a good time’

Winner of four Champions Leagues over two spells, club’s most successful manager will for ever be adored by fansSometimes things don’t go the way they were planned, they go better. The call that ended with Carlo Ancelotti back at Real Madrid started as something completely different. It was August 2021, he was manager at Everton and he had phoned to ask Madrid’s chief executive José Ángel Sánchez about borrowing players but talk turned to their search for a coach. Zinedine Zidane had walked out again, dropping a letter bomb on the way, and Ancelotti wondered whether they had found anyone yet. Madrid were struggling and Sánchez said no, we’re still looking. Which is when the Italian replied that they needed the best and luckily they were already talking to him. “Or have you forgotten about 2014?” he said.It was classic Carlo. Gently done, an idea cleverly slipped in as if it were not an idea at all, just a throwaway line, another true word said in jest. And like so much of what he do...

Politics

22 h. ago Tripe and liver back on the menu as Gen Z turns to classic dishes

Traditional dishes like liver and onions, spam fritters and fry-ups are back among the young - but over-60s are now more likely to be brunching on avocado toast than younger Brits

Politics

23 h. ago Woman kills husband before cooking his genitals as she confesses it was 'out of curiosity'

The unnamed woman admitted to killing her 37-year-old husband before she cooked his his genitals with beans and tasted the depraved dish 'out of curiosity', according to police

Events

24 h. ago Blokes reach for one thing straight away after sex – but women don't care

Most men are the most desperate to get back online after a bit of action with Millennial and Gen Z guys instantly reaching for their devices – but women don't

Politics

28 h. ago Samsung dishes out free Galaxy tablets worth £259 in huge summer giveaway

The Samsung Galaxy S25 is available with a major freebie as the tech giant kicks off an unmissable summer upgrade deal

Economics

29 h. ago ‘Your skin impacts your psychology’: Paul Brunson on the relationship between skincare and wellbeing

The Celebs Go Dating life coach details his anxiety concerning his skin after “it got to the point where I didn’t want to go outside”.

Politics

30 h. ago 'Car boot queen' lists nine 'flip' items to sell online for hundreds of pounds

Expert tips on what to look out for when buying at car boot sales, including vintage Pyrex dishes, branded clothing and retro gaming consoles that can be sold for a profit online

Politics

33 h. ago ‘Our peers have come and gone. We’re still here’: Wolf Alice on ambition, ageing and why they’ve left Labour behind

They were the chart-topping, Corbyn-supporting band taking potshots at the Tories – so why do they sound so jaded about politics? As they gear up for album four, the alt-rockers explain their journey to self-discoveryPaper tablecloths, blazing sun, spitting grill, plastic chairs, dishes of tzatziki, an expectant cat sidling up to diners: we could be in Greece. “It’s like a holiday,” marvels guitarist Joff Oddie, sipping an enormous iced coffee. But Wolf Alice are not on a Mediterranean jaunt – they’re at a restaurant on an industrial estate in Seven Sisters, north London, a few doors down from the studios where they wrote their upcoming fourth album The Clearing and its chart-topping predecessor, Blue Weekend. “We used to call this street Anchovy Mile,” reminisces front woman Ellie Rowsell. “Because it smelled like fish.” That might be the tip round the corner or, thinks bassist Theo Ellis, a nearby brewery (“something to do with filtering through fish scales”). Either way, such an ...

Politics

33 h. ago ‘Our peers have come and gone. We’re still here’: Wolf Alice on ambition, ageing and why new bands are struggling

They were the chart-topping, Corbyn-supporting band taking potshots at the Tories – so why do they sound so jaded about politics? As they gear up for album four, the alt-rockers explain their journey to self-discoveryPaper tablecloths, blazing sun, spitting grill, plastic chairs, dishes of tzatziki, an expectant cat sidling up to diners: we could be in Greece. “It’s like a holiday,” marvels guitarist Joff Oddie, sipping an enormous iced coffee. But Wolf Alice are not on a Mediterranean jaunt – they’re at a restaurant on an industrial estate in Seven Sisters, north London, a few doors down from the studios where they wrote their upcoming fourth album The Clearing and its chart-topping predecessor, Blue Weekend. “We used to call this street Anchovy Mile,” reminisces front woman Ellie Rowsell. “Because it smelled like fish.” That might be the tip round the corner or, thinks bassist Theo Ellis, a nearby brewery (“something to do with filtering through fish scales”). Either way, such an ...

Politics

46 h. ago 'Tate McRae is Gen Z incarnate of Britney Spears as seriously sexy shows sell out at O2'

REVIEW: Tate McRae spent the last two nights splitting, pole-dancing and grinding at an impressive sell-out debut at the O2. At just 21, the TikTok dancer turned singer is already a superstar

Politics

48 h. ago TikTok food critic branded 'disgusting little piglet' by Wetherspoons punter

Becca Stock had just started the third dish of her huge Wetherspoons order before a 'beer-bellied' punter decided to step in, calling her a 'f**king piglet'

Politics

48 h. ago The Crucible at Shakespeare’s Globe: 'classic study of hysteria and herd behaviour'

The Globe take on Arthur Miller’s endlessly relevant play with broad strokes

Politics