84 m. ago EU steelmakers plead for tariffs on cheap imports to avert collapse

Senior Thyssenkrupp executive warns industry is ‘not going to survive’ without emergency protection

Politics

84 m. ago All the freebies you can get every month from cinema tickets to free food

MoneyMagpie Editor and financial expert Vicky Parry reveals hacks to spend (almost) nothing one week every month to reduce your outgoings

Politics

86 m. ago Stunning autumn weekend walk with breathtaking views just two hours from Glasgow

The short walking route takes only a few hours but is in a convenient location for a day trip from Scotland

Politics

1 hour ago Scots councils spend £100m on homeless hostels and B&Bs over one year

The "shameful" use of bed and breakfasts and hostels has seen spending by local authorities rise by over 100% over three years.

Economics

3 h. ago Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskyy says nearly 60% of weapons are domestically made as role of drones increases

President says production of arms has already exceeded target set in July; one person killed in Russian strike. What we know on day 1,292Nearly 60% of weapons used by Ukraine’s military are domestically produced, Volodymyr Zelenskyy says, already exceeding a target he set two months ago. “During this war, Ukraine has reached the point where nearly 60% of the weapons we have, the weapons in the hands of our soldiers, are Ukrainian-made,” the Ukrainian president said on Saturday in his nightly video address. “And these are powerful weapons, with many advanced features.” In his address, he also pointed to a joint project to undertake weapons production in Denmark. The president in July called on his reshuffled government to take measures to boost production of weapons made in Ukraine to more than 50%, higher than at any other time since independence from Soviet rule in 1991.Ukraine has focused on drone production and on providing air defences to counter Russia’s intensive drone and mis...

Events

3 h. ago Premium Bonds £2,000 warning as 'your money could be working harder'

There is a monthly prize draw for Premium Bonds rather than an interest rate

Economics

3 h. ago I visited UK's 'prettiest' seaside town that's home to the 'best' fish and chips

One family were 'blown away' by the 'prettiest town' in the UK - and had 'endless delights' during their stay, as it has a 'perfect' fish and chip shop

Politics

4 h. ago How Aryna Sabalenka finally learned her lesson to conquer US Open

The World No 1 responded to collapses in the Australian Open final and French Open final

Politics

4 h. ago Zoe Ball, 54, reveals she had 'no choice' but to wear skimpy clothes in 'uncomfortable' shoots when starting out in television as she steps back from work to spend time with family

The star, 54, was previously one of the BBC 's most highest paid presenters before quitting her Radio 2 breakfast show last year.

Economics

4 h. ago Camilla will never be MY queen, says royal butler PAUL BURRELL. I always made sure Diana wore her seatbelt

School had broken up for the summer of 1997 when Mohamed Al Fayed said to Diana, 'Why don't you come out to the South of France with Heini [his wife] and myself and the family?'

Politics

5 h. ago Mystery over the value of Angela Rayner's constituency home: Axed Deputy PM's lawyers increased the price of her home by £150,000 after an 'error' was made

The official value of axed Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner's Ashton-under-Lyne house was increased by family lawyers from £487,500 to £650,000 last April,

Economics

6 h. ago Prince Harry returns to UK – but it’s unclear if he’ll meet Charles and William

It’s the Duke of Sussex’s first visit to the UK in five months

Politics

6 h. ago Air Canada flight attendants vote against agreement reached last month, but operations to continue

About 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants have voted down the the employer’s wage offer that the union and airline agreed to last month but another walkout is not expected

Politics

7 h. ago Influencer pilot on cancer fundraiser flight held on Antarctica base for months

Ethan Guo turned 20 while he was stuck on a Chilean base in Antarctica for two months as Chilean authorities said he must now pay thousands in fines after finally being released

Science

7 h. ago Nicole Kidman drops £65,000 a month to live in Boy George's Hampstead mansion where US musician died of drug overdose

Michael Rudetsky, 27, was found slumped in the living room at George's 'gothic pile' in 1986 - and it later emerged he had taken heroin.

Events

7 h. ago Family of Brit couple killed in Lisbon Tram crash say they are 'heartbroken'

Theatre director Kayleigh Smith and her partner, Will Nelson, are among the 16 people who died when the Gloria funicular derailed in the centre of Lisbon on Wednesday night

Events

7 h. ago Human remains found in Arkansas field five decades ago finally identified, say cops

Advanced DNA testing led to the identification of Charles Howard Wallace, who was last seen by his family in 1974, in Memphis Tennessee

Politics

8 h. ago Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson put on united display after co

The Kardashians star Khloé Kardashian posed beside her ex, basketball player Tristan Thompson, for a family photo with their two children recently amid a special occasion

Politics

8 h. ago Photos from Venice Film Festival awards ceremony where Jim Jarmusch wins top honor

The 2025 Venice Film Festival wrapped up with Jim Jarmusch’s “Father Mother Sister Brother” taking the top prize, edging out higher-profile contenders. The film, starring Adam Driver, Vicky Krieps and Cate Blanchett, is a quietly humorous look at family relationships.

Culture

8 h. ago More than 425 arrested as protesters defy ban on Palestine Action in London

Police say offences include assault and support for a proscribed group as 1,500 oppose ban in Parliament SquareMore than 425 people have been arrested at the largest demonstration yet opposing the proscription of Palestine Action.Defend Our Juries, who organised the demonstrations, said there were 1,500 sign-holders in Parliament Square on Saturday at a fresh protest in London against the ban. At the previous major demonstration last month, 532 people were arrested for taking part. Participants gathered in Parliament Square by 1pm, many holding signs that read: “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.” Continue reading...

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