8 h. ago Katie Price's new husband looks very different as he slams 'confusion' over wedding

Katie Price's new husband Lee Andrews has insisted his marriage with Katie Price is real in a new video breaking his silence, and he's seemingly ditched the face filters

Society

8 h. ago Police taken to High Court over use of live recognition cameras after knife crime campaigner's 'human rights were violated' when he was wrongly identified as a suspect

Shaun Thompson, 39, a respected black community worker, was wrongly flagged up as a criminal after being filmed at London Bridge station.

Events

8 h. ago Coronation Street Debbie star breaks silence on ITV soap future in huge twist

Coronation Street's Debbie Webster has been at the centre of a huge plot twist on the ITV soap

Politics

8 h. ago Masked Singer fans convinced they know the identity of Sloth

Sloth is one of the six characters remaining in the current series

Politics

8 h. ago Now YOU can have Katie Price's exact  engagement! Travel company offers identical proposal package after Lee Andrews popped the question to her

Katie Price shocked the world when she announced she was engaged to entrepeneur Lee Andrews just a week after announcing she had split from her ex JJ Slater. 

Politics

9 h. ago A single diet change can silence food noise without Ozempic or Mounjaro. I urge you to try it for a month before trying the jabs

For many, food noise is the most exhausting part of weight struggles, because it never switches off. It follows you into meetings, into social situations, and often peaks at night when you are already depleted.

Events

9 h. ago What Keane and McCarthy’s absurd row in Saipan tells us about Irish identity and principles

The new film dramatising a seminal moment in Irish footballing history and Miguel Delaney details the lessons learned and how an undiscovered twist adds a new layer to one of the biggest controversies in Irish sporting history

Politics

10 h. ago Is your sourdough FAKE? Supermarket brands are being bulked out with cheap oils and fillers

Sourdough has become the go-to loaf for middle class shoppers wanting a cut above the usual sliced pan, with UK-based Tesco, Sainsbury's, Co-op and Morrisons promising authentic-looking loaves.

Economics

10 h. ago Cheapest Freely TV box ever launches with over 400 FREE bonus channels and on

A BRAND new box filled with hundreds of free TV channels and on-demand movies has launched as an eventual successor to Freeview. British firm Manhattan TV is the second company to release a standalone Freely device, which beams channels into living rooms using Wi-Fi instead of an aerial. Freely is run by the same company...

Politics

11 h. ago Childhood teddy bears of Holocaust survivors serve as stark reminders of young lives stolen by Nazis

To mark Holocaust Memorial Day, three survivors recall their stories, and a precious item from their childhood that they still have.

Society

11 h. ago Top lawyer and event planner among six killed after private jet flipped and burst into flames during takeoff

VICTIMS of the deadly fireball plane crash in Maine have been identified including an ultra-wealthy powerhouse lawyer and an events planner. All six on board the private jet died as it came crashing down in heavy snowfall just minutes after taking off on Sunday night. Among the victims is 46-year-old attorney Tara Arnold. The mom-of-two...

Events

12 h. ago Michael Schumacher major health update emerges after years of silence

The F1 legend has not been seen in public since suffering a life-changing head injury in a skiing accident in December 2013

Politics

12 h. ago 'Come on Margaret': Did Queen Elizabeth's first 'viral moment' help bring America into WW2?

Robert Hardman explained how Elizabeth was winning over American hearts from childhood, starting with her very first radio broadcast on October 13, 1940.

Politics

13 h. ago Glyph by Ali Smith review – bearing witness to the war in Gaza

This second novel in a sharp duology offers a powerful interrogation of language in the age of mechanical mass destructionNever knowingly unknowing, Ali Smith pre-empts the most likely criticism of her latest novel, Glyph, when a character says: “I’m just not sure that books that are novels and fiction and so on should be so close to real life or so politically blatant.”Glyph, which follows sisters Petra and Patch as they reflect on childhood attempts to grapple with the finality of death following the loss of their mother, goes further than any of Smith’s recent work in robustly answering this charge. While the Seasonal Quartet playfully anatomised the social fracture of post-Brexit Britain, and immediate predecessor Gliff dealt with the violence of the securitised state, Glyph, in its explicit engagement with the Israeli government’s apartheid and genocide in Palestine, raises the ethical stakes decisively. To engage in a Smithian pun – this is Art in the Age of Mechanical Ma...

Events

13 h. ago Coronation Street legend breaks silence on 'dreadful' secret child twist amid 'exit'

Coronation Street favourite Sue Devaney said Debbie Webster feels 'dreadful' for lying to her secret son Carl Webster for decades, as Debbie leaves Weatherfield for prison

Society

13 h. ago TikTok, Meta and YouTube face landmark addiction trial over claims they harm children

At the core of the case is a 19-year-old identified only by the initials ‘KGM’

Technology

13 h. ago Coke queen running £80m empire to ‘Bloody Mary’ mafia boss – the rise of gangster grans ruling clans with ‘iron fists’

SHE looks like any other grandmother who fills her days with fitness classes, having coffee with friends and doting on her grandchildren, but appearances are deceptive when it comes to Deborah Mason. Until the law caught up with her, Deborah, 65, headed up a crime clan which shifted £80 million of cocaine in a single...

Economics

15 h. ago Disappeared bodies, mass burials and ‘30,000 dead’: what is the truth of Iran’s death toll?

Testimony from medics, morgue and graveyard staff reveals huge state effort to conceal systematic killing of protestersOn Thursday 8 January, in a midsize Iranian town, Dr Ahmadi’s* phone began to buzz. His colleagues in local emergency wards were getting worried.All week, people had taken to the streets and had been met by police with batons and pellet guns. With treatment, their injuries should not have been too serious. But emergency room staff believed many wounded young people were avoiding hospitals, terrified that registering as trauma patients would lead to their identification and arrest. Continue reading...

Events

15 h. ago ‘It could be a shoe or a stick’: Sajid Javid on being beaten by his father, petty crime – and turning his life around

As a young teenager, Javid and his brother were caught stealing from slot machines, arrested and held in a cell. His future hung in the balance. How did he get from there to the top of UK politics?In 2019, when Sajid Javid was home secretary, he spoke about growing up on “the most dangerous street in Britain” and said how easy it would have been to fall into a life of crime. Fortunately, he said, he managed to avoid trouble. But it turns out that Javid was being a little economical with the truth. He did get into trouble. Serious trouble.Now 56, he has just published his childhood memoir, The Colour of Home. It’s crammed with incident – arranged marriages, savage beatings and boys behaving badly. I think there’s one key moment in your story, I tell him. “What, just one?” he hoots. Javid is not lacking for confidence. Continue reading...

Events

15 h. ago Top lawyer, event planner and pilot identified as three of six killed in private jet crash while taking 'girls' trip' to Paris

Tara Arnold, 46, wife of personal injury attorney Kurt Arnold, died along with several of her friends when the Bombardier Challenger 650 business jet went down during takeoff from Bangor Airport

Events