3 d. ago Tesco in major health move with expanded range of particular type of wine

First it was low and no alcohol beers but now it seems Brits are getting the taste for lower strength wine, with sales doubling and supermarket giant Tesco launching five mid-strength wines last year

Politics

4 d. ago Minister rejects call for Britain to adopt ‘Churchill Time’ in the summer

Labour MP Alex Mayer used a Commons debate to make the case for double British summer time, which was adopted during the Second World War.

Politics

4 d. ago Young Brits plan big holiday spends this year despite cost of living crisis

Young Brits, including Gen Z and Millennials, are more likely to spend big on holidays for 2025, than any other generation, new research by Aviva has revealed

Economics

5 d. ago Double Delight: Brits are choosing two treats, two screens and two books at once

Nearly two thirds of Brits identuy with 'bothist' philosophy

Politics

5 d. ago Cadbury Dairy Milk Biscoff: Double Delight as Brits choose two treats, two screens and two books at once

Four in five Brits are embracing having it both ways according to new research

Politics

6 d. ago Young Brits double their charitable impact, Gen Z and Millennials donate over £500 annually

New research has found that Brits donate twice as much to charity than they think they do - with Gen Z and Millennials proving to be the most generous age groups

Economics

8 d. ago Thank you Freddie Mercury and Roger Taylor – how my 1990s teenage self found somebody to love

In her new book, music writer Kate Mossman looks back at her favourite type of encounter – interviews with charismatic, ageing, male rockers. Here she remembers the band – and specifically drummer – who electrified her as a girl growing up in NorfolkI am of a generation that had no name: we slipped down the crack between the spotty cheek of gen X and the well-moisturised buttock of the millennials. We are the last generation that will wow our grandchildren by explaining that we came of age completely without the internet. We wrote letters through secondary school; we replaced these with email when we got to university and wrote 15,000-word screeds to one another, which we still keep in files in our Hotmail accounts. Some of us ended up internet dating, but I have far more friends who settled down with their first or second love. We are neurotic, and depressive, but we didn’t know it until recently.The thing we do share with those who came after is that when it comes to music, we and...

Events

1 week ago KGB double agent Oleg Gordievsky dies aged 86: Former British mole who leaked Russian secrets passes away in Surrey home after defecting in the 1970s

Gordievsky was said to be Britain's most valuable spy in living memory inside Russia's intelligence agencies.

Events

1 week ago KGB double agent Oleg Gordievsky who defected to Britain dies in Surrey

Oleg Gordievsky was regarded one of Britain's most valuable spies, providing vital information to the British Secret Intelligence Service from 1974 to 1985. He died peacefully at his home in Surrey.

Events

1 week ago Jamie Laing reveals his 'whole body is in agony' as he pushes himself during gruelling Ultra Marathons challenge as donations reach an incredible £500k

The BBC Radio 1 presenter, 36, has now reached an incredible £500,000 in donations for Comic Relief.

Economics

1 week ago Traditional elevenses are dead with modern Brits preferring roast chicken and hummus

A third of health-conscious Gen Z and Millennials have a daily protein goal to hit - and while 32% still enjoy a morning and afternoon snack every day, it's more likely to be Greek yoghurt, boiled eggs, or a protein shake

Events

1 week ago Investment trends show younger Brits are opting for gold over stocks

New research suggests Gen Z and Millennials are ditching 'traditional' investment routes and are turning to alternative ways to grow their wealth

Politics

1 week ago Young Brits ditch stocks and shares for gold bars, luxury watches and vinyl records

Gen Z and Millennials are ditching 'traditional' investments focusing more on collectable items, such as luxury handbags and sports memorabilia.

Politics

1 week ago Kids Company report has ‘chilling impact’ on charity sector, High Court told

A two-day hearing is taking place over the Charity Commission’s February 2022 report into the collapsed children’s charity.

Events

2 w. ago Popular British seaside city struggling for tourists as top attraction doubles admission fee

A much-loved seaside city is struggling for tourists following the Covid-19 lockdowns and now its main attraction has doubled its entrance fee due to soaring costs

Events

2 w. ago British tourist's 'DOUBLE sex attack' hell: Woman 'is raped in Indian hotel

The London-based woman was on holiday and staying in the Mahipalpur area of the Indian capital this week after befriending a man, identified only as Kailash, on Instagram.

Events

2 w. ago ‘They add 10 years to my age!’ What happened when a millennial and a gen Zer swapped jeans

Young women wear their jeans low and ultra-baggy, while laughing at the ‘moms’ with their high waists and exposed ankles. It’s time to bring the generations together – if only to try on each other’s trousersEvery day, it feels as if social media finds new ways to let us know how old we are. Just joined TikTok? You’re probably a millennial. Wear your hair in a centre parting? Must be gen Z. Paid off your mortgage – or even have one? OK boomer.This generational divide is particularly strong, it seems, when it comes to jeans. Look around you and you have probably noticed that younger people prefer to wear them low-rise, long-hemmed and ultra-baggy, while millennials wear them high on the waist and high off the ground – AKA the “mom jean”. TikTok is full of videos of young people mocking their elders for their jeans choices. Now even millennials are coming after their generation’s commitment to the style. “My fellow millennials,” begins a video from TikToker Indigo Tshai Williams-Brunto...

Politics

2 w. ago Stark warning issued against 'Gen Z favourite' fruit that's destroying the planet

Avocados are one of the world's most popular breakfast foods, but presenter and plant expert Alan Titchmarsh has warned that the 'millennial and Gen Z favourite' is doing severe damage to the environment

Events

3 w. ago ITV Good Morning Britain announces double 'breaking news' alert

Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls were back on our screens on Monday

Events

3 w. ago Rangers stars Butland and Tavernier donate to fan killed in Istanbul fundraiser as cash totals £90k

Rangers captain James Tavernier and goalkeeper Jack Butland have each donated £500 to a fundraiser for tragic supporter Christopher Potter.

Economics