9 h. ago Scotland weather: How hot will it get this weekend as Scotland braces for hottest day of the year

An extreme wildfire warning has also been issued until Monday

Politics

30 h. ago Add a tropical twist to your garden with a 'large and exotic' palm tree that's got £100 off

Perfect for adding a tropical flair to any space, these XXXL palm trees are set to be a perfect addition to any garden, patio, conservatory or interior - and now they're £100 less

Economics

34 h. ago Philadelphia workers and city reach a deal to end strike that halted residential trash pickup

Officials say a union representing thousands of city workers in Philadelphia and the city have reached a deal to end a strike that halted residential curbside trash pickup and affected other services

Economics

47 h. ago The ‘comfortable’ garden sofa set buyers ‘absolutely love’ now reduced by £80 for Amazon Prime Day

You can now spend £100 for this sofa, chairs and table set with over 590 five-star reviews but you'll have to be quick to bag this bargain

Economics

55 h. ago Wishaw solicitors office raises thousands for charity thanks to month

Ness Gallagher Solicitors is proud to announce that it has raised £6,290 for St Andrew’s Hospice during this year’s Make a Will Month campaign – tripling the amount raised last year.

Politics

7 d. ago Dunelm cuts over £100 off 'beachy' garden bistro set that is 'easy to assemble'

With temperatures soaring, Brits will be looking to sit outside in some glorious sunshine.

Economics

8 d. ago Up to 50% off ‘lovely and comfortable’ Dunelm garden seating set perfect for entertaining

It's time to get the garden looking more stylish with a conversation garden set that includes sofa, armchairs and two tables

Politics

8 d. ago Wave goodbye to the heat... for now! Brits to start cooling off as temperatures dip and rain is set to fall

Much of the UK is expected to simmer from the boiling temperatures that have scorched Britain, with rain now forecast in some parts. But the heat could return with a vengeance.

Politics

9 d. ago 'Really comfy' bistro set that's a 'great addition to the garden' get 50% price slash

'Really in love with this set! It looks so much more expensive than it is and is very comfy even without any cushions.'

Politics

1 week ago Prison officer nan jailed over what was found hidden down her bra

A female prison officer was paid thousands of pounds from 'serious criminals' as she snuck illegal items into a jail by stuffing them into her bra - Barbara Peters was jailed today

Events

1 week ago Life's a beach: Britons cast work aside to flock to the coast and make the most of the sweltering 34C heat

Britain is bracing for a searing start to the week as a fierce 'heat dome' pushes temperatures towards record-breaking highs.

Society

1 week ago Bistro garden furniture set plummets in bundle sale and discount code offer

The bistro set has two chairs and a round table - it is available in bronze and grey finishes

Politics

1 week ago The biggest garden faux pas your neighbours are judging you for: Experts reveal the common items that scream you're not classy

Forget the fire pit, kitchen and croquet set, your garden isn't truly posh unless it has an outdoor bath.

Politics

1 week ago Tourists on Spanish island directed to fake beaches in 'dirty' ploy by fed

The latest strategy consists of inventing names of "secret" coves that do not actually exist, so that tourists flock to urban areas that have nothing to do with the coast

Society

1 week ago Man criticises Home Office for keeping visa fee of wife who died before reaching UK

Mohamed Jama says the Home Office should refund the £3,105 immigration health surcharge because his wife never made it to the UKA grieving husband has criticised the Home Office for holding on to thousands of pounds in visa fees he paid for his wife to come to the UK, despite the fact that she died before she was due to arrive in the country.Ubah Abdi Mohamed, 25, from Kenya, was granted a spouse visa to join her husband, Mohamed Jama, 47, a British citizen of Somali heritage who lives in north London. Continue reading...

Society

1 week ago Brits urged to act immediately if they find one common sticky weed in flower bed

Brits are being told to act immediately after a common weed is set to overtake the garden spaces during the summer time, and you just need a towel and your bare hands.

Politics

2 w. ago Scientists criticise cut in UK funding for global vaccination group

Five-year £1.25bn pledge to Gavi is 40% cut in real terms, which experts say will cost lives in developing countriesThe UK has cut its funding to a leading global vaccination group by a quarter, a move that experts say will directly lead to the avoidable deaths of many thousands of children in developing countries.The Foreign Office billed the £1.25bn commitment over five years to the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (Gavi) as a major boost to the group’s work as well as to the UK’s status as a developer of vaccines. A series of aid agencies praised the decision. Continue reading...

Politics

2 w. ago Parenting is not just for pronatalists: the progressive case for raising kids

Child rearing in our current world is a stubborn act of hope. If the left doesn’t see it that way, conservatives fill the voidA few months ago, I was at a playground just a couple of blocks from our home in Washington DC, when a mom I barely knew turned to me mid-conversation and said: “I think I might be the deep state.”It was mid-March. Doge was tearing through the city, dismantling federal agencies at dizzying speed. Donald Trump, re-elected on a promise to “shatter the deep state”, had fired thousands of longtime civil servants in his first weeks back in office. Continue reading...

Politics

2 w. ago Glastonbury revellers arrive in their thousands ahead of festival's official opening as Met Office warns fans of humid weather and 26C sun

This year's event at Worthy Farm in Somerset will see headline performances from British rock/pop band The 1975, veteran singer Neil Young and his band the Chrome Hearts, and US popstar Olivia Rodrigo.

Events

2 w. ago 'Corrupt' Home Office worker took thousands in bribes to grant asylum claim

'Imran Mulla was in a trusted position in the asylum team at the Home Office. He abused that trust to line his own pockets'

Society