23 m. ago Is THIS why Anne Hathaway's ageing in reverse? Footage reveals subtle clue about cosmetic procedure actor may have undergone, expert claims

The 42-year-old Oscar winner debuted a new fresh face look at the Ralph Lauren fall 2025 runway presentation last week in Manhattan that sparked a fresh wave of speculation.

Culture

64 m. ago BBC Beyond Paradise star breaks silence with emotional tribute after major character exit from show

BBC Beyond Paradise star Kris Marshall, who plays DI Humphrey Goodman in the hit show, has broken his silence about the exit of his co-star from the series.

Politics

77 m. ago Trans women should use male toilets, equalities minister says

Bridget Phillipson’s comments come after a long-awaited Supreme Court ruling last week that trans women are not legally women under the 2010 Equality Act

Politics

79 m. ago Primark's £10 ballerina shoes look 'just like' £635 designer pair

The Primark shoes bear a striking resemblance to a much more expensive pair from designer Gianvito Rossi

Economics

81 m. ago Pope Francis I funeral: Vatican announces date to lay Pope to rest 24 hours after death

Vatican cardinals were charged with deciding a date for the funeral ceremony this week. Now it is decided, the entire process is set to take several days to complete

Events

90 m. ago ITV Coronation Street spoilers next week confirm 'explosive' exit after five years

Coronation Street spoilers have revealed a number of storylines that will play out next week on the ITV soap

Events

1 hour ago Apple TV+ drops to £2.99 per month if you beat this week's deadline

Apple TV+ is effectively giving away three months' access for the price of one, but time is running out to claim the deal

Economics

1 hour ago Ecuadorian police issue update in lynching and burning alive of 'British' man in wildlife reserve

He was dragged out of a police station in the Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve in the South American country's Amazon region and burnt alive by around 200 locals armed with guns.

Events

2 h. ago US tariffs: Chancellor Rachel Reeves makes 'national interest' vow ahead of Washington DC trip

The Chancellor heads to the US this week

Politics

2 h. ago St Mirren transfer genius as they land 200 grand for star man with weeks left on his contract

The 27-year-old flew out to the United States at the start of the week to finalise his move.

Politics

2 h. ago Hamilton Accies goalkeeper on 'hardest week of his career' amid club's 15

The New Douglas Park outfit will submit their appeal to the SFA today

Politics

2 h. ago Beyond Paradise Margo Martins star has famous daughter who's worked with BBC

Felicity Montagu has appeared in Beyond Paradise from the start as Margo Martins and has a very famous daughter who is also an actress and has appeared in a BBC show with her

Politics

2 h. ago Josie Gibson says 'I'll never diet again' after major health scare

This Morning's Josie Gibson joked she once ate 'a week's worth of food' on the way home from a diet meeting

Events

2 h. ago Pundits’ showy partisanship reflects football’s embrace of fan

The coverage of Manchester United’s win over Lyon last week was just the latest sign that fandom is consuming everythingImpartiality fan here – for my sins! – but you have to say Robbie Savage and Rio Ferdinand during the closing minutes of Manchester United v Lyon on Thursday night were absolute class. It all starts in the 118th minute, with United 6-5 down on aggregate, and the TNT Sports camera lingering on the face of a crying boy in the crowd. “Let’s hope we can put a smile on that young man’s face by the time we finish,” the commentator Darren Fletcher says.And it’s worth unpacking those 17 words, because contained within them are at least three layers of assumption. Foremost among which is the assumption that it would be a good thing, all round, if United won. The child is crying. Is there any cause more catholic or universal, any image more reliably guaranteed to tug at the tear ducts, than a crying child? The coefficient can wait for now. Continue reading...

Sport

2 h. ago Chances of next Pope being English as officials start to prepare for life after Pope Francis

With the death of Pope Francis confirmed earlier this week, attention has turned to the future of the Catholic church as some wonder who the next pontiff could be

Politics

2 h. ago Snooker star holds back tears live on air and has to be consoled by BBC host

John Higgins missed the pre-tournament traditions at the World Snooker Championship after his father-in-law suffered a heart attack last week, with the Scot in tears after his win over Joe O'Connor

Society

3 h. ago Rare ‘smiley face’ planet alignment to light up night sky this week

Sky watchers anywhere in the world can see the spectacle

Politics

3 h. ago Show us your mussels! A mouthwatering trip to Vigo, Spain’s seafood capital

The Galician city on the Atlantic coast has the EU’s largest fishing port, which provides its many bars and restaurants with a spectacular trawl of oysters, clams and musselsRocks thrashed by Atlantic waves have famously bestowed names such as “end of the world” and “coast of death” on Galicia, Spain’s north-western region. But there is a calmer, more intimate side to this coastline, that of the many rias (inlets). Legend has it that they resulted from the imprint of God’s hand when he made the world, and, temptingly, they nurture superlative shellfish. This lures me to Vigo, the largest fishing port in the EU, which spills down a hillside into a sheltered estuary lined with marinas, industrial docks, jetties, a fishing port and a cruise terminal.The magic formula is the combination of fresh river water and salty seawater, which creates a nutrient-rich paradise for succulent crustaceans and cephalopods. I soon learn, too, that Vigueses are joined at the hip to the sea – and have bee...

Politics

3 h. ago Paradise Logic by Sophie Kemp review – a TikTok Stepford Wives for the Pornhub era

This startling debut follows a young woman on a surreal and bluntly graphic quest to be the perfect girlfriendSet in upstate New York, Sophie Kemp’s surreal satirical debut puts us in the uneasy company of a part-time model who calls herself Reality as she sets out on a crazed quest to become the perfect girlfriend. The chief beneficiary of her self-education is a crack-smoking postgrad and wannabe musician named Ariel, who cheats openly, gives her an infection and – in the reader’s eye – sees her as little more than a sex toy able to fetch snacks. But Reality is besotted, ignoring her own doomsaying conscience – what she refers to with typical idiosyncrasy as “the familiar voice” – as well as her best friend, Soon-jin, who thinks Ariel looks like a “school shooter”: “I think what she was saying was: Ariel is a unique bad boy who often wore a leather jacket.” What ensues is akin to a TikTok Stepford Wives for the Pornhub era. Taking tips from a magazine, Girlfriend Weekly, which mag...

Politics

3 h. ago Liverpool Guard of Honour: Will Arsenal and Chelsea line up to show respect to champions?

Liverpool's title win looks likely to be confirmed in the next week and teams could be faced with having to give Arne Slot's men a Guard of Honour should they manage to lift the trophy with a handful of games remaining

Sport