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The genius Beatles song John Lennon wrote that was banned - but he thought it was 'crazy'

The Beatles were no strangers to stirring the pot. John Lennon's notorious statement in 1966 that they were "more popular than Jesus" sparked a furore amongst American Christians and contributed to...

Sister of woman killed by elephant in brutal attack slams government for risking lives

"My family never recovered from that. We'd lost my mum a few years previously. My dad was never the same person. I lost my chance to reproduce. I wasn't able to have children biologically because of...

Make healthy food more appealing, government tells supermarkets

Make healthy food more appealing, government tells supermarkets2 hours agoNick TriggleHealth correspondent•@nicktriggleBBCRachel Muller-HeyndykBBC NewsFood businesses must make it easier for...

Young people at risk as 10 percent of taxi drivers secure licenses from one 'lenient' city

Drivers are heading to social media to buy up cars already registered in the West Midlands city of Wolverhampton, where licensing requirements are seen as far easier than in other areas.There are now...

US, Iran and WW3: What Trumpian military action in the Middle East will mean for Britain

Rocket trails are seen in the sky above the Israeli coastal city of Netanya amid a fresh barrage of Iranian missile attacks on June 17, 2025. Israel and Iran exchanged fire again on June 17, the...

Cruise passengers urged to check tickets now for 1 common issue

Brits are being urged to check their cruise itineraries to avoid one common booking issue. Cruise experts warned that the booking oversight can turn a relaxed city break into a rushed and expensive...

‘Dad took an overdose of pills he bought on dark web — I support assisted dying’

Campaigners shared deeply personal family stories as they gathered outside Parliament to show their support for the assisted dying bill ahead of a five-hour Commons debate on Friday. Anil Douglas,...

The abandoned European underground station tourists are flocking to

Dark tourism is quickly becoming more and more popular. Many tourists are now interested in the scary or abandoned parts of history, and there are some fascinating places to explore. One of them...

Barcelona prepares to launch war on popular short-term rental platform

Some 800 Airbnb listings of illegal tourist apartments in Barcelona have failed to be removed in the first quarter of this year. Deputy Mayor Laia Bonet is considering measures to get to the bottom...

Labour under pressure to launch 'buy British' campaign

Labour is under pressure to launch a "buy British" campaign in response to US tariffs. The Liberal Democrats will push for a vote in the Commons this week demanding an advertising drive for homemade...

Yvette Cooper refuses to take down webpage promising home and £49 a week to asylum seekers

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has rejected calls to take down an official government web page promising asylum seekers a home and £49.18 cash every week in the UK. She pledged to get immigration down...

Martin Lewis issues urgent scam warning after man loses £140,000

Martin Lewis has sent a message to the public to be vigilant over fake adverts using his identity to scam people. The Money Saving Expert founder says he does not take part in adverts and said "we...

Kwik Fit founder Sir Tom Farmer dies aged 84

Kwik Fit founder Sir Tom Farmer dies aged 841 hour agoCraig WilliamsBBC Scotland NewsSNSThe founder of the Kwik Fit garage chain, Sir Tom Farmer, has died at the age of 84.The Edinburgh-born...

SCALING NEW HEIGHTS IN LOVE

Ubac the mountain dog who is the subject of a French bestseller (Image: -)After losing his beloved Labrador to cancer, 37-year-old PE teacher and mountain guide Cédric Sapin-Defour stood quietly...

People are only just realising what Aldi actually stands for

People have onlyt recently learned where Aldi's name actually come frm. Aldi is a German supermarket that has been in the UK for more than 30 years and it is ingrained in the lives of many British...