1 hour ago 'A dog adopted me in Peru and wouldn't leave my side, now I'm bringing him home'

EXCLUSIVE: Mirelle Radley had originally planned to hike Machu Picchu with her cousin but a spinal fracture forced a change of plans - and landed her with a new friend

Politics

3 h. ago 'He set my car on fire' – industry insider lifts lid on social media stars in real life

Does your favourite social media influencer live with their heads in the clouds or are they far more down to earth than you think? Industry insider Samham now reveals the answer

Events

4 h. ago BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty forced to apologise as guest cut off in blunder

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty was forced to apologise after a guest was cut off during a live interview on the show on Saturday morning, with her co-star Ben Thompson also left shocked

Politics

6 h. ago Phil Taylor admits his real feelings about new job and why he quit darts

Phil 'The Power' Taylor is widely considered the greatest darts player of all time, but the 16-time world champion has swapped the oche for the microphone in recent months

Politics

6 h. ago Real Madrid can help Manchester United make next transfer after Bryan Mbeumo deal

Man United are close to securing a deal for Bryan Mbeumo and will be looking towards their third signing of the window.

Economics

6 h. ago Government warned that Welsh universities are in an 'precarious position'

The alert from MPs follows a union claiming there is a real danger that a Welsh university could collapse as they face a £70m+ combined deficit, squeezed budgets and rising costs

Events

7 h. ago Less death, more social media: Formula One films decades apart reveal a changed world | Emma John

The new Brad Pitt F1 movie offers a glossy exhilarating ride but its 1960s predecessor Grand Prix goes beneath the bonnet‘Let’s try to get the season off to a good start, shall we? Drive the car. Don’t try to stand it on its bloody ear.”Have you watched the movie? It’s about a rule-breaking American Formula One driver, the kind who blows past blue flags and crashes into his own teammate. You must have heard of it. They shot it in real race cars, across some of the most prestigious circuits in the world. It even had contemporary world championship drivers making notable cameos on the track. Continue reading...

Events

7 h. ago The Leadmill closing is a 'real worry' says one of last bands to play at iconic venue

EXCLUSIVE: One of the last bands to ever perform at Sheffield's iconic The Leadmill have revealed their fears for the music scene saying the closure meant losing 'the place to go' for a number of generations

Politics

8 h. ago New video game lets you steal back African artifacts from museums that took them

Relooted sees players infiltrate museums to retrieve real-world African artifacts taken during colonial era

Events

8 h. ago Such Brave Girls: TV so hilariously savage it will make you yowl with pleasure

Move over Julia Davies and Sharon Horgan – this devastating, ruthless sitcom is basically the British psyche on a screen. It’s just the medicineI love watching real-life siblings on-screen. They bring a knotted history to every interaction, the way they look at one another, or don’t. They may love each other; they’re definitely stuck with each other. Daisy May and Charlie Cooper were the last to bottle such contradiction; I’m delighted we now have Such Brave Girls (BBC One, Wednesday 2 July, 11.40pm), returning for a second series, in which creator Kat Sadler stars alongside her sister Lizzie Davidson. Cattier than Longleat, it features some of the most savage writing on TV, and makes me yowl with pleasure.It’s about traumatised women making terrible choices. Bear with. The ever-excellent Louise Brealey plays Deb, whose husband abandoned his family 10 years ago after popping to the shop for teabags. In financial trouble, she spends her time trying to lock down relatio...

Politics

11 h. ago Arsenal transfer news: Valencia respond to Cristhian Mosquera bid after Real Madrid twist

Arsenal started the month quietly but the Gunners are making plenty of noise as they prepare for pre-season, with multiple new signings on the verge of being finalised

Sport

14 h. ago ‘I might not have made it to the Bake Off finals if I didn’t have spinal surgery at 15’

Alice Fevronia is urging other teens for going for spinal fusion “not to see it as something that is stopping you from doing things, rather use it as a way to find new things you enjoy”

Politics

16 h. ago Not the ‘realest ID’: Waffle House card won’t get you through airport checkpoints, TSA warns X poster

Airport security agency clarified that a Waffle House card is not akin to a government-issued Real ID after a meteorologist’s viral tweet jokingly claimed it was the “realest.”

Events

20 h. ago Emmerdale Kim Tate's new man Eddie's real identity 'revealed' as debut looms

Emmerdale fans saw Kim Tate messaging her new love interest Eddie during Friday's episode of the ITV soap, and fans think the mystery man is actually someone we already know

Events

21 h. ago ‘Gareth!’ – Oliver Tarvet qualifies for Wimbledon and lets slip college in

The 21-year-old, ranked 719, became the only British player to come through qualifying at Wimbledon.

Politics

22 h. ago Dear Jobs Guru: ‘I’m getting bullied because my boss thinks I complained about her’

Our Jobs Guru James Innes has some much-needed advice for reader Helen, from Swansea. Her working days have been ‘unbearable’ since she got caught up in a row between a colleague and their manager

Society

24 h. ago ‘No plans ever to retire’: why Steven Spielberg and the movie brat generation just won’t quit

Spielberg, 78, has announced he’ll keep making films till he dies – and he’s a spring chicken next to Coppola, Scorsese, Werner Herzog and Ridley Scott, all still working in their 80s. What makes directing a job for life?If life behaved in the same way as movies, then The Fabelmans would have been Steven Spielberg’s last film. He spent the previous five decades writing the rulebook of modern cinema, and then The Fabelmans was the rare work of art that wrapped everything up with a neat little bow. Part autobiography and part tutorial, it was like the work of a man looking back on his life with a sense of satisfied completion.But real life doesn’t behave like that, and Spielberg has just announced that he is never going to retire. In fact, he announced it twice. In a speech he gave during a star-studded event unveiling a new Steven Spielberg Theater on the Universal lot last night, the 78-year-old said: “I’m making a lot of movies and I have no plans ever to retire.” And then, talking...

Politics

24 h. ago Emmerdale's Adam Thomas hints at soap return but fans spot real reason he's back on set

Former Emmerdale star Adam Thomas has sparked speculation he's making a return but fans are convinced they know the real reason he's back on the set of the ITV soap

Politics

25 h. ago Drivers are just realising real meaning of road sign 'many motorists get wrong'

A driving expert has shared a video to TikTok to clarify the meaning behind a road sign that people often get confused by - and it's not what many motorists assume

Transport

26 h. ago Man City can net £26.5m transfer windfall from Real Madrid plan

Manchester City are taking the Club World Cup seriously and they can make some serious money as they look to go all the way

Economics