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What it's like marrying a man who still has a wife - and she's at your wedding

Polygamy and pageantry on display at a mass wedding in South Africa9 hours agoKhanyisile NgcoboBBC News, ZuurbekomNhlanhla PhillipsThe bride, Evelyn Sekgalakane, sparkled in white as she walked down...

Aldi makes major change after customers charged £10 for ‘pressing one button’

Aldi has removed its £10 ‘pre-payment’ fee on its app which charged shoppers entering the store, after some could see the payment deducted even if they didn’t walk in. In the past Aldi’s...

Fury as UK airport announces extra charge just before summer holidays

Just as the holiday season begins, travellers will be focused on packing, passports and securing a good exchange rate. But while trying to get the best value for money, only a few anticipate that a...

The around-the-world train journey that takes 100 days and costs an incredible £113,000

A brand new train journey has been unveiled, taking people around the world in 100 days for the cost of nearly £113,000. The Adventures by Train tour is set to whisk a select group of 12 passengers...

Huge £848m Trump Tower in city loved by UK tourists will have world's highest sky pool

A new Trump Tower has been unveiled in a city beloved by British tourists and expats - and the team behind it claim it will have a record-breaking feature. The Trump International Hotel & Tower...

The UK's poshest steam train dubbed "Downton on rails" has some new routes this summer

Imagine riding in Britain's most luxurious train, hauled by some of the most famous steam locomotives in the world. The Northern Belle, described by the actor Bill Nighy as “the Grand Dame of...

Dogs banned from hundreds of UK beaches from today

Hundreds of UK beaches have implemented restrictions on taking dogs on the coastline from May 1. Dog owners across the country may face a fine up to £1,000 if they fail to follow the...

'Breathtaking' UK village with secret pub tunnels and beer garden

Lancashire is blessed with an abundance of stunning landscapes, from the quaint towns and villages scattered across our picturesque countryside to the captivating coastal areas. While the region...

Robins will keep returning to your garden if you own one specific item

For those who adore the charming robin redbreast and wish to see them return to their gardens time and again, there's one essential purchase you should consider – and it's conveniently easy to...

Watch video shown to jurors in Sycamore Gap tree trial

Watch video shown to jurors in Sycamore Gap tree trialJurors were shown mobile phone footage in court on Wednesday, which prosecutors claim shows the moment the "iconic" Sycamore Gap tree was...

British tourist gives birth to baby in hotel garden amid Spain power outage chaos

A British mum's holiday turned into a nightmare when she gave birth prematurely in the garden of her hotel during Spain’s power outage chaos. The woman in her early 20s went to her hotel’s...

Woman surprises mum in heartwarming way during Paris trip and her reaction is priceless

Most people will have at least one travel destination in mind when they imagine their ideal getaway.Crystal Nicole, a lifestyle influencer with over 576.6 thousand followers on TikTok, wanted to make...

The Langley: A luxurious escape to a hotel & spa with incredible attention to detail

REVIEWThe Langley has 41 plush bedrooms (Image: Max Burnett) This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more Beautifully situated in...

Shuttered shops and unfinished haircuts - how a day without power unfolded

'Everything went off': How Spain and Portugal's massive power cut unfolded1 hour agoMallory MoenchBBC NewsEPAThe first sign of trouble Peter Hughes noticed was when his train to Madrid started to...

'Everything went off': How Spain and Portugal's massive power cut unfolded

'Everything went off': How Spain and Portugal's massive power cut unfolded7 minutes agoMallory MoenchBBC NewsEPAThe first sign of trouble Peter Hughes noticed was when his train to Madrid starting to...