6 h. ago Nigel Farage denies racially abusing fellow pupils at top private school

Allegations suggested the Reform leader engaged in alleged incidents of offensive behaviour throughout his teenage years

Events

7 h. ago Rattled Reform leader Nigel Farage issues new statement on racism allegations

In a statement, the Reform UK leader Nigel Farage claimed the 'desperate establishment' were coming after him as he denied allegations of racism at his top private school

Politics

36 h. ago Sky reveals Apple Macbook Black Friday deal for just £2 up front

Sky has cut the cost of the MacBook Air to the lowest price on its store, with an upfront fee of just £2 and monthly payments that make the laptop one of the cheapest premium options this Black Friday.

Economics

37 h. ago Gambling addict embezzled thousands from doctors at sick kids hospital

Jacqueline Robertson, employed as a cleaning manager with the NHS, embazzled money from doctors paying for accommodation to feed her gambling habit.

Science

4 d. ago I fear for Katie Price. I overdosed twice on cocaine. Now I'm an OnlyFans millionaire, my children go to private school: KERRY KATONA tells everything in the most jaw

What with the drugs and the bankruptcies and the gruesome surgeries and the toxic relationships (not least with herself), Jenny Johnston asks: how on earth is Kerry Katona still here?

Economics

4 d. ago Man, 41, dies from severe constipation after not pooing for a month

Family of James Stewart claim staff at a group home knew about his condition and that they did not pay attention to him when he complained about feeling constipated

Events

4 d. ago BBC loses £1.1 billion as more viewers cancel or evade TV licence fee

The publishing of the report comes after a number of scandals at the BBC in recent months

Economics

4 d. ago BBC loses £1.1billion as millions of homes refuse to pay the licence fee amid 'bias' storm

The BBC lost more £1.1billion last year as a one in eight households refused to pay the licence fee. While 3.6million households simply said they did not want to use the BBC's services.

Economics

4 d. ago Armed terrorists burst into Catholic school and abduct '52 kids'

An armed gang entered St Mary’s Papiri Private Catholic Secondary School, Papiri, in the state of Niger in Nigeria, and have reportedly kidnapped more than 50 students this morning

Events

5 d. ago Government reveal prescription charge update after 'tax on health' was frozen earlier this year: 'No one should put their health at risk'

Campaigners have long called the fee patients must pay to secure certain drugs like blood thinners or asthma inhalers an 'unfair tax on health'.

Politics

5 d. ago BBC missed out on £1.1 billion in unpaid licence fee payments last year, report reveals

The publishing of the report comes after a number of scandals at the BBC in recent months

Economics

5 d. ago Private school where teacher 'had sex with five students as soon as they turned 16'

Miss Hall's School in Pittsfield, which charges up to $75,600 a year for international boarders, hired a law firm last year to investigate misconduct claims.

Society

5 d. ago The Guardian view on Nigel Farage’s youthful views: the past still matters | Editorial

Voters need to know if a party leader said racist things at school. Interviewers have a duty to keep pressing for fuller factsFor one contemporary, it is the hectoring tone of today that evokes what it was like to be at school with Nigel Farage. “He would sidle up to me and growl: ‘Hitler was right’ or ‘Gas them’,” Peter Ettedgui recalls when asked about life at fee-paying Dulwich College in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Later, he adds: “I’d hear him calling other students ‘Paki’ or ‘Wog’ and urging them to ‘go home’.”For others, including some in the college’s combined cadet force (CCF), what lingers is the image of the young Mr Farage in uniform and his renderings of a racist anthem titled “Gas ’em all”. Tim France, a CCF member from those years, remembered Mr Farage “regularly” giving the Nazi salute and strutting around the classroom. “It was habitual, you know, it happened all the time,” he recalls. Continue reading...

Politics

5 d. ago Austria will ban girls from wearing Islamic headscarves in school, saying they are 'a sign of oppression' that create 'feelings of shame'

The ban is set to apply across all schools, both public and private, and covers classrooms, playgrounds, gymnasiums and school sports fields. It does not, however, apply to outside school events.

Politics

6 d. ago The Christmas upgrade that saves money without buying a new phone

If you want your phone to feel faster and more reliable this Christmas without paying for a new handset, Vodafone’s latest SIM-only plans could be the smartest switch you make.

Economics

6 d. ago Nigel Farage’s biographer says Reform UK leader should apologise after fresh claims of racism at school – UK politics live

The Guardian published an investigation into Nigel Farage’s time as a schoolboy at Dulwich College, a private school in south LondonHealey is now taking questions.Q: How close are are we to war?It is Labour that is the party of defence. Continue reading...

Politics

7 d. ago Aitch and Angry Ginge's I'm A Celeb pay modest compared to huge stars as they steal show

The rapper and content creator have quickly become fan favourites, and despite taking home huge fees, their pay is still modest compared to some stars who have previously appeared on the show

Events

7 d. ago VAT: Head teacher accuses Rachel Reeves of 'live experiment' on private school pupils as 9

The head teacher of St Leonards independent school has accused the UK Government of a ‘social experiment’ on children’s education

Society

8 d. ago Wild Cherry viewers rage 'did our TV license fees pay for this?!' as they brand new BBC drama 'utter rubbish' and accuse show bosses of 'ripping off' huge US show

The six-part drama explores mother-daughter relationships in the modern social media world.

Economics

8 d. ago Keir Starmer STILL hasn't spoken to Donald Trump over his threat to sue the BBC for $1bn

No10 said the Prime Minister was yet to hold talks with Mr Trump more than a week on from his threat to leave TV licence fee-payers with a huge bill.

Politics