66 m. ago Michele Bourda's cause of death revealed after Brit vanished from Greece sunbed

Michele Bourda, 59, from Glasgow, suddenly vanished from a sunbed in Kavala while she was on a two-week holiday in Greece with her husband Chris who is angry with police saying they were slow to react

Events

3 h. ago Lando Norris labels Max Verstappen an ‘idiot’ over controversial move at Italian Grand Prix

The McLaren driver was left angry at the world champion’s move during a lively start at Monza, with the Briton aiming to trim teammate Oscar Piastri’s world championship lead

Sport

4 h. ago Lando Norris fumes at 'idiot' Max Verstappen after dramatic start to Italian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen started the Italian Grand Prix on pole but was only able to fend off Lando Norris at the first corner by cutting the chicane, prompting an angry message from the McLaren driver

Sport

4 h. ago 'Katie Price and Kerry Katona's show was a terrifying experience

Sitting in the audience as Katie Price and Kerry Katona discuss their issues with the media isn't an easy job as a journalist, but it's one Zoe Delaney would be happy to relive

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5 h. ago Villagers force travel firm who rebranded Welsh manor with an English name to revert back to its original title

Plas Bodegroes (pictured), an 18th-century house in the village of Efailnewydd, Gwynedd, was marketed by Big House Experience (BHE) as Bromfield Hall.

Economics

5 h. ago Zoe Ball recalls ‘uncomfortable’ experience posing for lads’ mags at the start of her career

‘You’re conditioned to think that’s just how it is,’ presenter said

Politics

5 h. ago Willy Wonka experience jibe from punters angry at Colourbeat Drums show

Furious ticketholders of the Colourbeat Drums have slammed the show, stating the music production appeared 'amateurish' and the marketing materials AI-generated

Politics

5 h. ago Nigel Farage says MORE former Tory ministers will join Reform UK following Nadine Dorries' defection

The Reform leader admitted his party's 'biggest weakness' is that it lacks 'experience at government level'.

Politics

6 h. ago Celtic Saturday night statement is 'laughable' as war between 'cheated' fans and board heightens – Hotline

Michael Gannon mans the phones with Hoops fans at war with the club's board and Rangers punter worried over recruits

Events

6 h. ago Aldi jobs and careers: retailer raises pay and launches 10,000 work experience places for young people – apply

The retailer is rewarding staff and helping young people with free online courses 🎓

Economics

7 h. ago Gogglebox star on 'one of worst things that's happened' after past cancer diagnosis

Gogglebox star Tremaine Plummer shared an upsetting snap as he shared his experience with a recent cancer diagnosis

Science

8 h. ago I'm A Celebrity set to sign up major TikTok star ahead of next series

Social media sensation Angry Ginge is reportedly set to be signed up for the next series of I'm A Celeb after impressing ITV bosses during Soccer Aid recently

Politics

8 h. ago I thought I was growing up in a racially tolerant Britain. I now realise I was wrong | Rohan Sathyamoorthy

I’ve experienced more racism in the past year than the rest of my life put together – the only answer is for young people to stand up to the far rightSign up for our new weekly newsletter Matters of Opinion, where our columnists and writers will reflect on what they’ve been debating, thinking about, reading and moreWhen my dad went to school in the 1970s, the kids used to pretend he was invisible. Every day he would try to make conversation and play with the other children, and every day he would be ignored. One night it got so bad that my grandma found him crying himself to sleep, unable to process, as an eight-year-old, why no one would want to talk to “the brown kid”. This kind of social exclusion was sadly all too familiar in postwar Britain – my white grandma had endured her own share of abuse ever since she fell in love with my Sri Lankan grandad in 1966, committing the family’s original sin of interracial marriage.When I heard these stories as a child, they felt like terrible...

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9 h. ago Brits avoid using public toilets due to lack of hygiene and cleanliness, study finds

A report which surveyed 1,000 UK adults found many experience toilets or urinals that are unclean, have a lack of hand soap or toilet roll, or unpleasant spills or smells

Politics

9 h. ago Everton's true Goodison Park experience outlined in moving new documentary

The special connection between Everton supporters and Goodison Park, the club's home of 133 years, has been captured in a special documentary by All Out Football, brought to you by SkyBet

Politics

10 h. ago Coronation Street Roy's health issue 'unveiled' after back pain and it's devastating

Coronation Street Roy Cropper has been experiencing back pain recently but fans have 'rumbled' what is really wrong with him

Politics

10 h. ago Celtic transfer address torn apart by fans as 'insulting' statement get unanimous response from livid punters

Celts' statement in defence of their tight-knit operation in the transfer market has not gone down well with supporters

Sport

11 h. ago Review: 70mai 4K T800 dash cam offers a premium triple channel experience

It's pricey, and you'll need to spend extra on the 4G kit, but the T800 has you and your car covered in crystal clear quality

Politics

12 h. ago Manager wanted to work at picturesque Ardnamurchan Lighthouse on Scottish mainland’s most westerly point

Fancy living and working on the edge? Here’s your chance with a lighthouse experience.

Society

12 h. ago ‘People are so angry’: how wealth tax became a battleground in Norway’s election

Issue creates clear dividing line between left and right, as populists target voters with vow to scrap levyIt is the issue that has set the Norwegian general election alight: whether to keep, cut or abolish the national wealth tax. As the country prepares to go to the polls on Monday, Norway is in the grip of a ferocious national argument that is likely to rumble on whichever party wins.In an economy less then a seventh the size of Britain’s, the formuesskatt raises about 32bn kroner (£2.4bn). Multiply that by the difference in GDP, and the same rules applied in the UK could raise more than £17bn – serious money in tax terms. Defenders say the wealth tax has another benefit. They see it as the cornerstone of a progressive tax system that has helped to create one of Europe’s most equal societies. Continue reading...

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