50 h. ago Welsh city is set to change beyond recognition and people are at the heart of it

It's been a long-held ambition to properly connect Swansea with its sea - this project aims to do just that and plenty more

Politics

51 h. ago How to make downsizing pay off: Patsy and Linda say they've never looked back. Now we reveal optimum age, how to do it and how to make it work financially

Most people are reluctant to downsize. It involves change, stress and endless decisions about where to move to and what possessions to keep.

Economics

58 h. ago Gladiator star Nitro says Strictly Come Dancing has changed 'how people judge me'

Harry Aikines-Aryeetey will be on stage and screen this weekend with Gladiators and the Strictly Come Dancing tour

Events

3 d. ago People could save £100s on next holiday by following 'Tuesday' rule'

There were lots of changes that people could test out to get the best deal for later in the year

Economics

3 d. ago ‘We need change, not just as young people but as a country’: Uganda’s youth on 40 years of Museveni

This month the president was reelected for his seventh term, devastating the hopes of many who fear a future of stagnation and unemploymentWhen Uganda’s electoral commission declared President Yoweri Museveni the winner of the 2026 general election this month, there was little surprise among the country’s younger voters. Those aged under 35 make up more than three-quarters (78%) of Uganda’s population – the second youngest population in the world – and for many, the news of Museveni’s victory confirmed what they had expected. For some, it also crushed the fragile hope inspired by the rise of the opposition leader, Robert Kyagulanyi, known as Bobi Wine.Sarah Namubiru, 21, a university student hoping to be a teacher, says she did not vote for Museveni because of the low salaries in the teaching profession. Continue reading...

Politics

3 d. ago Blue Badge holders can park in 2 new locations as deal 'final discussions' says DfT

The Department for Transport has issued a statement over changes to where people will be able to use their badges this summer

Economics

3 d. ago Éanna Hardwicke on playing Roy Keane: ‘He wasn’t afraid to p*** people off’

The Irish rising star tells Tom Murray about playing another famous Cork man in a film about an infamous moment in World Cup history, the perils of acting opposite one of his heroes, Steve Coogan, and the life-changing impact of ‘Normal People’

Politics

3 d. ago Éanna Hardwicke on playing Roy Keane in Saipan: ‘He wasn’t afraid to p*** people off’

The Irish rising star tells Tom Murray about playing another famous Cork man in a film about an infamous moment in World Cup history, the perils of acting opposite one of his heroes, Steve Coogan, and the life-changing impact of ‘Normal People’

Politics

3 d. ago People on Universal Credit must report these changes or DWP payments could stop

All you need to know about notifying the DWP if your circumstances change

Politics

4 d. ago Morrisons big change for people who use app and online shopping

Supermarket giants has launched a new service which gives 'good-value options in areas that really matter'

Economics

5 d. ago Universal Credit changes people must report or DWP payments could stop

There are nearly 20 changes in circumstances which must be reported to the DWP as soon as possible.

Politics

5 d. ago Nutritionist ranks supermarkets' new fat jab ready meal ranges, from M&S to Iceland and Morrisons

Fat jabs haven't just changed the nation's waistlines, they've transformed how and what people eat - and supermarkets haven't wasted any time in cashing in.

Politics

6 d. ago Write a card, read a poem, take fewer photos: how to feel more human in 2026

While ‘touch grass’ has become a popular prescription for a less digital life, choosing social friction over efficiency can also feel curative At the turn of the millennium daily life looked very different. The modern internet was just a decade old, mobile phones were far from universal and our social lives were mostly physical – and local.In the 25 years since, technology has changed how we live in profound ways. Most people check their phone within minutes of waking and return to it on average 186 times a day. Computers and the systems that sit behind them mediate every aspect of modern life, shaping how we move through the world. Continue reading...

Culture

6 d. ago First glimpse at the massive plans to change how people get around Salford

“We want people to be able to travel around Salford as efficiently and safely as possible"

Politics

6 d. ago Treasury responds to pleas for tax relief confirming ‘half will see no bill increases’

People affected by the Chancellor’s tax changes announced in the Autumn Budget are pleading for relief offered to some to be extended

Economics

6 d. ago Digital bank launches new tool ahead of HMRC tax change in April

The launch of Making Tax Digital on April 6 will mark a significant and time-saving change for certain people in how to report income to HMRC.

Economics

6 d. ago People who cut one food type eat more, but take in fewer calories

The change saw people eat 57 per cent more food by weight, but 330 fewer calories

Politics

7 d. ago 'I'm a thrifting fanatic but I've stopped shopping in charity shops for 1 reason'

A second hand reseller has shared his frustrations after deciding to stop shopping in charity shops general due to one change that has been applied - but people don't agree

Economics

8 d. ago "I remember it as if it was 10 minutes ago": Bolton crash survivor recalls scene of 'devastation'

Georgina Daniels, a survivor of the Wigan Road crash that killed four people, shares the moment their lives changed forever

Events

9 d. ago The Iranian state silenced protests with brutality. What now for Iran’s opposition?

Grieving, bruised and divided on the wisdom of foreign-backed revolt, how can the Iranian people achieve change?The Japanese writer Haruki Murakami in his novel 1Q84 may have foreshadowed the great and indelible rift Iranian society is about to experience. “The ones who did it can always rationalize their actions and even forget what they did. They can turn away from things they don’t want to see. But the surviving victims can never forget. They can’t turn away. Their memories are passed on from parent to child. That’s what the world is, after all: an endless battle of contrasting memories.”Inside Iran, contrasting memories are already being brought into even sharper relief and made more traumatic by the blanket propaganda from Iran state TV portraying protesters as drug-crazed or pawns of a foreign power attracted to a violent terrorist culture reminiscent of Islamic State. Continue reading...

Events