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Poisonous mushroom trial latest as jury announces four verdicts

An Australian mother has been found guilty of murdering her estranged husband's parents and an aunt by serving them a meal laced with poisonous mushrooms. Erin Patterson, 50 invited her former in...

Drs spend 4x more time on paperwork than patients

Health Editor A major new study has issued a stark warning about the use of AI chatbots to give medical advice, revealing that ordinary people using the latest “doctor bots” could...

China's horrifying rush to buy key resources as Beijing spends £7.7bn in string of deals

China is accelerating a high-stakes global land grab for critical minerals, with a string of overseas mining acquisitions worth £7.7bn ($9.8bn) last year alone — the most aggressive push in more...

The astonishing £15.6trn mega-project that would link the UK with US in just 54 minutes

It once took Concorde around 3.5 hours to whisk passengers from London to New York at the height of its fame. The supersonic aircraft was able to travel at a cruising speed of Mach 2.02 - roughly...

The tiny underrated European island with a 16-mile long beach - not in Spain nor Italy

A European island with an endless golden coastline, a beautiful lighthouse and stunning views is a great holiday destination. As much of Europe sizzles with high temperature warnings of up to 40C,...

Africa's jaw-dropping tourist hotspot that's home to 1,000ft tall red sand dunes

Africa is the world's second largest continent and it's getting increasingly popular with tourists. It's easy to see why. Visitors always rave about the beauty of Mauritius or Zanzibar as well as...

Families told to ‘switch off and unplug’ 3 devices before Friday

Scorching temperatures are set to return again next week, with hot weather back on Tuesday and slowly getting hotter and hotter until Friday, when the Met Office predicts 30C conditions will bake the...

Surprising landmark named 'prettiest' in the UK beating Edinburgh, Dover and Bath

As summer is in full swing, many tourists from around the world will visit the country to explore its historic and picturesque sites. Whether you are a city lover or a nature enthusiast, the UK...

Jailing illegal migrants in ‘Bear Alcatraz’ unveiled as Trump aide's new 'wild' idea

Illegal migrants in the US could soon find themselves facing the wilds of America—possibly even grizzly bears—if one of Donald Trump’s top aides gets his wish.Stephen Miller, White House Deputy...

Jet2 giving £65 to Brits buying 1 item at Sainsbury’s before September

Jet2 is giving customers a £65 discount off their next holiday if they make one purchase at Sainsbury’s before September.Jet2holidays has teamed up with Crayola this summer to encourage customers...

Crying Rachel Reeves switches to lottery winner joy – Labour think we're idiots like them

I do wish the idiots in this shambolic government would stop treating the electorate like cretins who’ll swallow any outrageous lie they tell. I’m talking about the 24 hours in which Rachel...

Jeremy Corbyn confirms new left-wing party as Keir Starmer set for 'massive headache'

Jeremy Corbyn is to launch a new left-wing party which allies say will cause “massive headaches” for Sir Keir Starmer and Labour. The left-wing former Labour leader said: “Real change is...

More airlines ban popular item from overhead lockers - full list

Japan has joined other countries in a crack-down on taking portable chargers on flights. On Monday, Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced a raft of new rules for...

How Reform UK can use one very surprising institution to help them win big

This week Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said a future government led by him could appoint cabinet ministers from outside Parliament. Drawing some comparison with the American system where top...

Wildfire forces evacuation of thousands on Greek island of Crete

Wildfire forces evacuation of thousands on Greek island of Crete19 hours agoNikos PapanikolaouBBC NewsA major wildfire in eastern Crete has forced the evacuation of thousands of people and caused...