35 m. ago Popular chicken chain revealed as most notorious for getting orders wrong

Study also reveals which fast food chains are the quickest at handing out orders and which are most accurate

Politics

2 h. ago Karaoke: Abba's Dancing Queen has the song lyrics Brits are most likely to mishear

Dancing Queen, the iconic song by pop group ABBA, has topped the charts as the song Brits are most commonly singing wrong without knowing, according to new national research.

Politics

4 h. ago Woman confused by 'inappropriate' gift card she found in supermarket

A woman was baffled when she came across a strange gift card for sale in a supermarket - as she said she could 'really stir the pot' if she bought it for the wrong person

Politics

6 h. ago VAT on private school fees is ‘wrong tax’, says father in legal challenge

Several private schools, children who attend them and their parents are bringing legal action against the Treasury over the imposition of VAT on fees.

Economics

6 h. ago Top doctor warns you're putting underwear on WRONG! The way most people do it risks 'crotch rot' infection

A simple change to your morning routine could prevent a nasty groin fungal infection, experts have revealed.

Events

7 h. ago Gardeners warned of three foods you should never leave out for birds or risk £5k fine

Many gardeners are trying to do their bit to help - but you could land yourself in trouble if you feed them the wrong foods

Events

7 h. ago Donald Trump accidentally sent wrong man to El Salvador mega prison – and 'can't get him back'

Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, who had protected immigration status in the US, was mistakenly sent to El Salvador's brutal CECOT mega prison due to an administrative error - and government officials can't get him back

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8 h. ago Chagos deal being 'finalised' with Mauritius after winning Donald Trump's approval, confirms Downing Street

The plan means the UK will hand sovereignty over the British Indian Ocean Territory to Mauritius and then pay to lease back the strategically important Diego Garcia military base

Economics

9 h. ago Donald Trump has approved Chagos Islands 'surrender' deal, says No10, paving the way for £9billion deal to give strategic archipelago to Mauritius

Hopes has been high among opponents of Sir Keir Starmer's plan to hand over the strategically important archipelago - and £9billion - that the US president might veto it.

Economics

10 h. ago A tower topped with a pangolin! The Oxford university building inspired by Tolkien and the pandemic

A chubby, rhubarb and custard-coloured tower bedecked with anteaters and moles make a fun neighbour to the city’s dreaming spires. It’s left some locals lost for wordsA carved stone pangolin clings to the top of the tower, its scaly tail curled into the crevice of a cornice, as if holding on for dear life. It crowns an arresting arrival to Oxford, the city of dreaming spires, the anteater taking its place on this skyline of slender steeples and gurning gargoyles, up there at the summit of the newest – and strangest – spire of them all.“I was thinking, ‘How do you mark Covid in a building?’” says David Kohn, architect of this curious addition to the campus of New College. “We were developing the designs in the middle of the pandemic, when pangolins had been in the limelight for all the wrong reasons.” Continue reading...

Events

10 h. ago House of the Dragon showrunner on George RR Martin’s criticism: ‘Unwilling to acknowledge practical issues’

House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal has shared how he feels about George R R Martin‘s now-deleted blog posts on “everything that’s gone wrong” with the second season of the HBO series.

Culture

10 h. ago The Chase viewers rage 'they should be ashamed!' as contestant's strategy drives them to change the channel

Monday's instalment of the ITV quiz show hosted by Bradley Walsh, 64, saw four contestants Daniel, Bobbie, Nicola, and Adam attempt to win a prize and take on Paul Sinha , dubbed The Sinnerman.

Politics

10 h. ago You've been storing bananas wrong there's a 'secret' to keeping them fresh

A food expert has shared that one of the most common places to store bananas is actually one of the worst, and she has also shared some tips on how to keep them fresh for longer

Politics

10 h. ago Couple furious to learn they've been saying own son's name wrong for years

A woman was left stunned after her cousin and his wife had been pronouncing their son's name wrong for years

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11 h. ago Lorraine Kelly storms off set as she realises 'gran' tattoo has huge error

Lorraine Kelly was left fuming on Tuesday morning, as she stormed off set after realising her new tattoo had gone horribly wrong - but all wasn't as it seemed

Events

11 h. ago Lorraine Kelly gets 'gran' tattoo live on air but walks off set when it goes wrong

ITV's Lorraine Kelly paid tribute to baby granddaughter Billie on her show on Tuesday but was not happy when things went quickly wrong...

Society

11 h. ago Sylvanian Families: The Movie review – bunny goes looking for gift in danger

Set in the bucolically bland world of the toy franchise, the adventures of Freya the rabbit stay well away from any kind of jeopardyIn the very first scene of this film, a woman (well, a female bunny rabbit), broom in hand, sings happily as she sweeps the kitchen floor. Welcome to the wholesome 1950s nostalgia of the Sylvanian Families brand. And while other adaptations of toy franchises whack the audience over the head with irony, skateboards and smart alec gags, this film based on the fuzzy woodland creatures stays firmly on-message. It’s very sweet, slightly dull, and such a throwback that if you stumbled across it on a streaming platform you’d be forgiven for thinking it was made in the 1970s.It’s set in the bucolically blissful land of Sylvania (though one character pronounces it “Syl-van-ia” so perhaps we’ve all been saying it wrong for years), where bunny Freya is on a mission. It’s her mum’s birthday and Freya wants to give her the perfect present. Each of the film’s chapter...

Politics

11 h. ago What are UK laws on abortion clinic ‘buffer zones’ and what has US been saying?

US vice president JD Vance and now the US State Department have drawn attention to legal cases in the UK.

Politics

11 h. ago US State Department raises concerns over free speech in the UK in rare intervention

The US State Department lashed out at Britain, citing concerns about ‘freedom of expression’ in the UK

Politics

11 h. ago Former top judge condemns ‘unjustifiable interference’ by Trump over UK free speech

Lord Sumption, the former head of the UK Supreme Court, has lashed out after it was revealed the US State Department had attacked Britain, citing concerns about ‘freedom of expression’ in the UK

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