85 m. ago 'Knife attacker' who allegedly stabbed boy, 14, to death on his way to play football later boasted 'We just done a murder' in a rap video, court hears

Ibrahima Seck was allegedly attacked after an 'altercation' near a pub in New Moston, Manchester, on June 8.

Events

1 hour ago Historic Greater Manchester pub set to open 'first' Christmas ice rink and festive market

The Christmas market will feature more than 20 stalls offering seasonal treats, handmade gifts, jewellery, and festive bakes

Politics

3 h. ago Why you shouldn’t rely solely on card payments when travelling abroad

Travellers are being caught out unexpectedly by this simple thing

Transport

3 h. ago Budget 2025 could lead to 'biggest loss of pubs in a generation' without action

Pub landlords warn the pub industry is at risk of "dying" after an "astronomical" rise in costs for pubs and brewers ahead of Rachel Reeves unveiling the Budget

Economics

4 h. ago Meghan Markle sends coded message to fans as photo 'snub' sparks huge mystery

Meghan Markle's powerful message to her husband and other veterans across the world has a hidden meaning that will have likely caught the attention of the royals, according to one expert

Politics

4 h. ago Why swimming in our own Cornish fishing cove beat travelling abroad

Swimming out through the stunning cliffs of a sheltered fishing cove towards wild open sea made me wonder why you’d even bother with the hassle of airports and travelling abroad, reports Jane Riddiford.

Transport

4 h. ago Kirsty Gallacher blasts court for showing 'no empathy' as she's banned from driving for six months after being caught speeding at 35mph in a 30mph zone

The TV presenter appeared in court in High Wycombe today, where she begged a judge to not ban her so she could continue to drive for family and work commitments.

Events

5 h. ago Did a meteor strike downtown New York? Jeff Mermelstein’s best photograph

‘This image gave me a jolt: his poker face, his grip on the bottle of window cleaner – and the boulder that might be a meteor that struck the flowerbed’I made this image, Man with Windex, in New York City, in 1996. I was, and remain, obsessed with making photographs on the streets of New York. At that time, I was using a Leica Rangefinder with colour negative film because of its malleability and ease. One of the beautiful things about the Leica is its stealth qualities – it is quiet and small, though for me right now the iPhone is my camera.I am the son of Holocaust survivors and grew up in suburban central New Jersey, moving to New York in 1979 when I was in my early 20s – which was like landing on Mars. This picture is part of my series and book Sidewalk, made between 1987 and 1999. I would walk the streets of Manhattan daily, ready for surprises. Out on the street you need calm alertness. Pictures that remain strongest for me have a sense of ambiguity, maybe that extra-rare quali...

Events

5 h. ago Who is Lewis Barton's dad in Emmerdale? ITV star drops 'wild' baby bombshell

Emmerdale fans were left speechless as one character dropped a huge bombshell on Wednesday

Events

6 h. ago London pubs boss urges Reeves to spare struggling sector from more Budget punishment

Fuller’s boss said the pub chain faced an £8m increase in costs as a result of last year’s Budget

Economics

7 h. ago Kirsty Gallacher blasts court for showing 'no empathy' as she's banned from driving for six months after being caught speeding

The TV presenter appeared in court in High Wycombe today, where she begged a judge to not ban her so she could continue to drive for family and work commitments.

Events

7 h. ago Chilling moment windsurfer is snatched underwater by great white shark

A surfer recounted the wild moment he narrowly avoided being the dinner of a great white shark.

Events

8 h. ago 'Traditional' London pub close to a royal park has 'one of best views in Britain'

'Traditional' London pub close to a royal park has 'one of best views in Britain'  MyLondon

Politics

8 h. ago Gun haul garage owner pictured by cops after being caught in Encrochat bust

Kristopher Kinnaird, director of KK Auto Solutions and an MOT centre in Maryhill, has been locked up.

Events

8 h. ago Simpson's Tavern: Cloth restaurant team to open chophouse in historic City pub

Cloth Cornhill will honour the pub’s old traditions, its new owners said

Society

9 h. ago Coatbridge man placed on sex offenders' register after being caught in police undercover sting

Martin Boyle, 32, sent social media messages of a sexual nature to an officer pretending to be a 12-year-old girl.

Events

9 h. ago James May gives huge update over pub after Jeremy Clarkson decision

James May firmly stated that says his pub won't be stocking Clarkson's signature brand Hawkstone beer at his Wiltshire pub, the Royal Oak

Politics

10 h. ago Being Eddie review – reverential Netflix doc paints limited portrait of Eddie Murphy

There’s great access in this look at the comedian and actor’s life, from time with the subject himself to his many peers, but there’s depth missingBeing Eddie, a new Netflix documentary on Eddie Murphy, isn’t his best movie. It isn’t his worst. It’s something to justify signing the 64-year-old to a $70m production deal in hopes that he might finally be moved to return to his standup comedy roots and deliver the long-anticipated follow-up to his seminal 1987 special Raw. With access to the subject and his archival material bought and paid for, Being Eddie is free to focus on other aspects of Murphy’s life, opening with indulgent shots of his gothic mansion and its retractable roof. While the camera gawks at the spoils of Murphy’s 40-plus year career, he remains at pains to tell viewers that his day-to-day routine isn’t much different from theirs: he goes to work, hangs out with his family and falls asleep to MTV’s Ridiculousness. He thinks it’s the funniest show on TV, in fact, and w...

Events

11 h. ago Chilling mistake made by couple killed by bear as entire horror caught on camera

Despite warnings from friends and family, Timothy Treadwell kept travelling to Alaska’s Katmai National Park to live among grizzlies - where he and his girlfriend were brutally killed

Events

11 h. ago Couple who tried to befriend wild grizzly bears eaten alive after mistake

Timothy Treadwell and his girlfriend Amie Huguenard were killed and eaten by a grizzly bear in Alaska in 2003

Politics