83 m. ago Six household things to clean every Saturday according to a professional

There are some weekly cleaning tasks you should make sure to tackle to visibly improve your living space. Here's 6 things that can be done quickly to stay on top of chores throughout the week

Politics

5 h. ago Phone addicts reveal top digital detox tips for weaning off devices for good

A third of people have tried drastic digital detoxes including taking up tech-free hobbies in desperate bids to put a stop to their crippling phone addictions

Politics

7 h. ago London father allegedly strangles girlfriend, child calls 911

London father allegedly strangles girlfriend, child calls 911  FOX 56 News

Politics

7 h. ago Passengers left stranded for 17 hours after flight diverted due to unbelievably selfish act: ‘Everybody was fed up’

Passengers left stranded for 17 hours after flight diverted due to unbelievably selfish act: ‘Everybody was fed up’  New York Post

Politics

8 h. ago Temperatures set to peak on Saturday as country bakes in summer’s third heatwave

Highs of 34C or more are possible in parts of the UK on Saturday as the summer’s third heatwave takes hold.

Politics

8 h. ago Wimbledon 2025 order of play: Day 13 schedule as Anisimova and Swiatek star in women’s final

Five-time major winner Swiatek eyes her first Wimbledon title against American star Anisimova

Politics

9 h. ago Suspect arrested after leaving explosive devices on an Iowa golf course, cops say

Michael Valento, 41, of Des Moines, Iowa, was arrested in connection to explosive devices found at a golf course

Events

9 h. ago Remorseless serial rapist SMILES as he is jailed for 22 years after strangling women he sexually abused and controlled

Amateur American Football player George De Bathe, 25, from Chichester, raped and abused five young women before blaming their injuries on rough sex.

Events

10 h. ago Newsboy's ITV selections for Newmarket, York and Ascot, plus tips from Saturday's other UK meetings

Newsboy is backing Flora Of Bermuda to flourish in the July Cup at Newmarket and he expects Run Boy Run score a third win on the July course in the Bunbury Cup, both on ITV

Politics

10 h. ago The Guardian view on The Salt Path scandal: memoirists have a duty to tell the truth | Editorial

In an era of misinformation, trust in publishers is more important than ever“All autobiographies are lies,” George Bernard Shaw wrote in 1898. “I do not mean unconscious, unintentional lies: I mean deliberate lies.” The veracity of autobiographical writing is under scrutiny once again following allegations that the bestselling memoir The Salt Path is not quite the “unflinchingly honest” account of one couple’s triumph over adversity as billed.Even if you are not one of the two million people to have bought the book, and haven’t seen the film released this summer, you will doubtless know the story of a couple’s 630-mile journey along the South Coast Way after facing homelessness and a diagnosis of terminal illness. Published in 2018, The Salt Path struck a chord during lockdown as readers discovered the solace of walking and nature during the pandemic. But this tale of wild-camping and the kindness of strangers, not to mention the seemingly miraculous healing powers of...

Politics

11 h. ago 'He was so unlucky at Royal Ascot' – Jason Heavey's Saturday tips for the July Cup and five other meetings

Our man reckons a horse can make amends for some bad fortune at the royal meeting in Saturday's highlight – the Group One July Cup at Newmarket

Politics

11 h. ago Friday night pub quiz: Test your general knowledge with these 20 questions

See how you fared in this week's leaderboard

Politics

12 h. ago Rules changed for anyone going to see Stereophonics at Principality Stadium as temperatures hit 31C

The Stereophonics will be performing at the Principality Stadium on Friday, July 11, and Saturday, July 12, and the stadium has changed its rules

Politics

13 h. ago How to get 500 National Lottery lines for just £9 ahead of Saturday’s £3.9m Lotto jackpot

The Lotto jackpot is £3.9m this Saturday — here’s how you can massively boost your chances for less than a tenner with this Wowcher syndicate deal.

Economics

13 h. ago 'Smoking couple' on TUI jet turn airport into 'warzone' as passengers stuck for 17 hours

Terry Lawrance, 66, was on his way home from Cancun, Mexico, on a TUI flight when two passengers allegedly started smoking on board – forcing the plane to be diverted causing chaos

Events

14 h. ago Alice Capsey admits England have no quick fix to their current struggles

England are 3-1 down in the five-match T20 series against India going into Saturday’s final match at Edgbaston.

Politics

14 h. ago Catwalk v Centre Court: SW19 becomes hot spot for celebrities and brands

Fashion firms make the most of marketing dream as actors, musicians and footballers turn out at WimbledonOn Saturday, all eyes will be on United States’ Amanda Anisimova as she takes on Poland’s Iga Świątek in the Wimbledon women’s finals.But this week there has been another rally taking place off grass. Continue reading...

Events

14 h. ago Care home staff unaware of killer’s history before teenager’s murder – inquest

Melissa Mathieson, 18, was strangled by Jason Conroy at Alexandra House in Bristol in 2014

Events

15 h. ago Gameshows, Cliff Richard and Stalin’s most hated play: the British culture sent behind the iron curtain

A thaw in relations during the Cold War led to some surprising collaborations between the two nations, involving everyone from Laurence Olivier and Rudolf Nureyev to Gilbert and George. As relations ice over again, what can we learn from this artistic detente?One of the biggest TV hits of the 1960s was Double Your Money, a  kind of low-fi precursor to Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?. Its presenter, Hughie Green, was a titan of family entertainment who drew audiences of more than 8 million to the ITV gameshow, in which contestants chose whether to double their prize pot between questions.It was, of course, all about the cash, even if TV-rich in those days involved maximum winnings of £1,000 (about £18,000 in today’s money). The show’s baked-in avarice made the entry in the TV Times for 7pm on 8 November 1966 surprising: “Double Your Money visits Moscow with People to People the first ever western quiz game in the Soviet Union.” Continue reading...

Culture

15 h. ago Benjamina Ebuehi’s recipe for passion fruit jaffa cakes | The sweet spot

A decadent taste of dark chocolate, light sponge, and summery juicy jelly to cut through the sweetness – all in one mouthfulI don’t buy jaffa cakes nearly as often as other biscuits, but when I do, I’m reminded how much I love them. They’re surprisingly easy to make from scratch, too. The base is an incredibly light genoise sponge that’s topped with a layer of jelly, and it’s this section that allows for some creativity. I chose to go down a summery route with passion fruit. Juicing enough passion fruit to get 200ml of liquid is tedious (and expensive), so by all means use a carton of juice instead. Continue reading...

Politics