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Poll: Farage beats Starmer hands down with voters but one key factor is his achilles heel

While 33 per cent of voters viewed Sir Keir as honest, just 29 per cent said the same of Mr Farage.The poll comes as Reform soars in popularity, overtaking both Labour and the Conservatives,...

Chaos in Spain as 'migrant riot' erupts after pensioner attacked

Violent clashes erupted in a town in southeastern Spain between group groups of far-right activists and North Africans late on Saturday. The violence was one of the worst such episodes in the country...

ITV's Dr Hilary swerves NHS queue by travelling 360 miles for op

ITV's Dr Hilary Jones avoided local NHS queues by taking a 360-mile return journey for hip surgery. At age 72, the well-known television medic, from Kent, opted to have his second hip replacement at...

The beautiful African city named 'best place on Earth'

Cape Town has been named the most favoured city in the world, beating Venice, Sydney and Seville to the top spot. The port city in South Africa maintained its first place position for the seventh...

Who is in the Royal Box at Wimbledon today as Anna Wintour spotted with fashion mogul

There will be a new Wimbledon Women's Singles champion today (Saturday 12) as Iga Swiatek goes face-to-face to Amanda Anisimova in both players' first SW19 final. Former world No.1 winner Swiatek is...

Piers Morgan’s brutal Wimbledon slam: ‘Tennis is for people who can't play cricket'

Former Good Morning Britain anchor Piers Morgan caused outrage on social media when he slammed Wimbledon – branding top tennis players “people not skilled enough to play cricket”. The ex-ITV...

‘I’ve been to the world’s most dangerous country and I think it’s one of the best'

A fearless tourist and travel company operator has dared to explore even the most risky of countries in the name of adventure, including a trip to a nation named the world's most dangerous to visit...

Warning issued as pensioners at increased 'risk' this weekend

A warning has been issued about the "increased risk" to pensioners this weekend as parts of the UK have been put under amber heat-health alertsas a result of a scorching heatwave. The UK Health...

'Flattering' Boden linen dress that beats the heat without the burn and it's 15% off

Dressing for the summer has been a challenge in recent weeks, with many of us opting for holiday outfits to keep cool throughout the heatwaves. As a result, this Boden linen dress has been flying off...

Going on holiday? Expert urges you to pack 5 essential items in hand luggage

Travelling can be incredibly stressful, particularly when you've booked a trip during the busiest holiday periods this summer. While a week lounging by the seaside in August might seem idyllic, it's...

London wildfire tears through suburb as 80 firefighters contain blaze 'It's huge'

A massive grass fire swept through Rainham on Thursday afternoon, with twelve fire engines and around 80 firefighters battling the inferno across ten hectares of shrubland.London Fire Brigade...

Kremlin cover-up fears as Putin minister found dead in suicide 'showed signs of torture'

"Signs of torture" were visible on the body of Russian transport minister Roman Starovoit, according to an independent news outlet — fuelling speculation of a Kremlin cover-up. The 53-year-old was...

Queen Camilla joined by rarely seen family member at Wimbledon

Queen Camilla delighted royal fans today as she stepped out at Wimbledon after a busy 24 hours. The Queen, 77, was all smiles as she spent the afternoon in the sunshine at the tennis competition,...

Richard Osman takes swipe at very famous brother as he says 'but I love him'

Television star Richard Osman couldn't resist a playful jibe at his rockstar brother, professing "I love him". Richard's older brother is the iconic Suede bassist Mat Osman.Mat, 57, along with...

Jury-free trials recommended by senior judge to save courts from 'collapse'

Jury-free trials recommended to save courts from 'collapse'6 hours agoSima KotechaSenior UK CorrespondentPaul GlynnBBC NewsGetty ImagesThousands of cases that would normally be heard in front of a...