2 h. ago Ditch mayo when making tuna sandwiches as two common ingredients 'enhance' flavour

Darren McGrady, who was a royal chef for 15 years and cooked for the late Queen Elizabeth II as well as a number of US Presidents, has claimed we should stop using mayo in tuna sandwiches

Events

10 h. ago Young Brit woman dies as Turkey liposuction and tummy tuck go horrifically wrong

Ruby Khan, 30, went to Turkey for a procedure but she died when her heart rate spiked when the surgeon carried out part of the procedure - it was her first surgery

Events

12 h. ago Former Met Police commissioner Ian Blair who led force during 7/7 bombings has died

Britain's former cop Lord Ian Blair led the Met as it dealt with the worst terror attacks in UK history and the shooting of an innocent man mistakenly mistaken for a suicide bomber

Events

12 h. ago The Guardian view on Starmer and Macron’s channel crossings deal: safe routes hold the key to future progress | Editorial

The government has hailed its ‘one in, one out’ migrant returns deal as a breakthrough. But awkward questions over its implementation remainTo use a football analogy that he might appreciate, the first year of Sir Keir Starmer’s premiership has been a game of two halves. Domestically, grievous strategic mistakes have been made. On the foreign stage, however, an approach that Sir Keir likes to style as “quiet, serious diplomacy” has yielded some tangible results.For the most part, this week’s state visit by Emmanuel Macron further showcased the benefits of leaving behind the blowhard politics of the post-Brexit years. Sir Keir and the French president used the occasion to pledge greater cooperation on security and strengthened their joint commitment to safeguarding Ukraine’s future as a sovereign independent state. But the biggest take-away from Mr Macron’s trip launched the prime minister straight back into toxic domestic terrain.Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this a...

Politics

13 h. ago Air India plane crash investigation suggests pilots may have made a fatal mistake just after takeoff and plunged 241 people to their deaths

Preliminary findings suggest switches that control fuel flow to the aircraft's twin engines were turned off shortly after takeoff.

Events

13 h. ago Concern new housing scheme will 'change the character' of a Welsh community

'We are against the wrong kind of change, and this is the wrong kind'

Politics

14 h. ago Two years ago, Erin Patterson’s lunch guests were admitted to hospital. This week she became a convicted murderer

The mushroom murder trial attracted so much attention that Morwell, where the court is located, and nearby Traralgon received an economic boom. And then it was overWhat the beef wellingtons really looked like: mushroom murder exhibits revealedFive key moments in the murder trial of Australia’s mushroom lunch cook Erin PattersonIt’s a case so well-publicised it barely needs introduction. Erin Patterson, a middle-aged mother of two, hosted a lunch at her home in Leongatha, a regional town in the Australian state of Victoria, on 29 July 2023.After being served individual beef wellingtons laced with death cap mushrooms, three of her relatives died and one barely survived. Continue reading...

Events

14 h. ago Boost your car's resale value with these 5 essential tricks from motoring experts

Thousands of drivers are looking to the used car market for their next vehicle in a bid to save money - but being unprepared can be a costly mistake if you are the seller

Transport

14 h. ago Lionesses determined not to repeat France mistake as stars prepare for another must

England know exactly what they need to do against Wales in their final group game at the European Championships and won't be taking their feet off the gas against Wales

Politics

14 h. ago The Gen X sex mistakes no one talks about: Divorced at 49, I dared to sleep with younger men

Leslie Morgan Steiner spent most of her life having mediocre sex - until she got divorced at 49 and realised the mistake so many women of her generation had been making.

Politics

15 h. ago One of UK's smallest ever babies who fit in sandwich bag died after 'call handler's mistake'

WARNING: SENSITIVE CONTENT Tiny Robyn was placed in a sandwich bag after she was born - despite growing leaps and bounds she died after she suddenly fell ill and couldn't get an ambulance to hospital

Events

15 h. ago Onions 'should never be kept in the fridge' as expert shares top storage tip

If your onions sprout, go soft or mouldy, then you're storing them in the wrong place or under bad conditions - but an expert has shared the perfect way to keep them fresh

Politics

16 h. ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Tasha Ghouri says 'both made mistakes' as Andrew Le Page lashes out

The pair ended up taking to their public platforms with separate statements amid 'noise' around their former relationship

Politics

16 h. ago Chemicals found in everyday products are being linked to cancer in young people

They have been around since the 1940s and are found in products like non-stick cookware, food packaging, stain-resistant fabrics

Science

16 h. ago 'I tried McDonald's Big Mac alternative in India and now my life has been a lie'

The tourist decided to try an alternative to the country's McDonald's Big Mac – and revealed what it really was like. The burger is undoubtedly one of the most popular

Politics

17 h. ago You're BBQing wrong – home cooks make same mistake with burgers

With the heat in the kitchen due to being even hotter many of us will choose to dine al fresco and what better way than inviting a few friends over and lighting up the barbecue?

Society

17 h. ago A tennis player was shot dead by her father as she cooked. Police reveal shocking reason behind murder

Radhika Yadav had opened a tennis academy after injury halted her playing career

Events

18 h. ago Gregg Wallace called BBC MasterChef winner a 'sexy b***h' in string of tweets

The former MasterChef presenter has a history of calling women sexy on social media in posts that are still up, including several contestants from the BBC cooking show

Politics

18 h. ago Woman kills husband then skins and cooks him and serves him to kids

Katherine Knight is the first woman to be sentenced to life without parole in Australia - after she skinned, cooked and served her husband in a pie to his kids

Events

19 h. ago Charity shop worker's furious rant to people dropping items off for 'wrong' reason

An annoyed charity shop worker, who shares her top tips online for what to donate, shared her fury about people using the second hand outlets as a 'dumping ground'

Economics