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UK households urged to add garlic, ginger and chili to food

Spicy food isn’t for everyone but adding a hint of chili, ginger or garlic to your meals can be beneficial in ways you might not expect.The heat from certain spices can help to provide relief from...

Another beautiful European city fights back against tourists with new £3.41 tax

Another beautiful European city has had enough of tourists and begun clamping down on "nuisance" day-trippers. Bruges in Belgium is facing a growing backlash against the influx of tourists. The city,...

Spanish locals rage tourists are 'stealing our city' as 2,000 Brits arrive on cruise ship

Residents in the southern Spanish city of Cadiz are becoming increasingly angry about the number of cruise passengers arriving at their port. The city has become a major port of call for cruise...

Donald Trump 'will run for a third term' as US President – 'he will win'

Steve Bannon, ex-White House Chief Strategist, believes that Trump could secure a third term in office. Hinting at his future plans, Trump's company has started selling red hats with "Trump 2028"...

Stephen Mulhern’s ‘incredible’ home worth £2.2 million while tenants lived in squalor

Britain’s Got Talent star Stephen Mulhern is one of the most recognisable faces on television. Having begun his career in 1997 as a presenter on children’s shows Finger Tips and Tricky TV, he...

People in England and Wales urged to keep curtains closed on Saturday

Households in England and Wales are being urged to keep their curtains and blinds closed today. This week the UK has basked in an unseasonably hot spell with sizzling temperatures of 29.3C recorded...

Keir Starmer has one desperate card left to play as voters rebel - it will ruin Britain

The Prime Minister is reeling after Thursday’s elections as Nigel Farage’s Reform UK knocked him for six.We could even be witnessing the end of two-party politics after the hash Labour and the...

Seaside town with nine beaches named best for beer gardens with 240 hours of sun in May

Barbecues in the garden, stocking the fridge up on picky bits for picnics, trips to the beach and a crisp pint to follow – these are just a few of the things that let you know summer has finally...

Are tourists abandoning one of Spain's most famous holiday islands?

Ibiza, long celebrated as Europe’s summer playground, is facing a surprising shift. Once a magnet for partygoers, influencers and sun-seekers, the island is seeing a noticeable dip in tourist...

Greece 'crisis' as bombshell report shows one in four on brink of poverty

More than one in four Greeks - 26.9% of the population - is on the threshold of poverty or social exclusion, a Eurostat report published Wednesday (April 30) has revealed. This translates to roughly...

Co-op cyber attack affects customer data, firm admits, after hackers contact BBC

Co-op hackers stole 'significant' amount of customer data54 minutes agoJoe TidyCyber correspondent, BBC World ServiceGetty ImagesCyber criminals have told BBC News their hack against Co-op is far...

Sycamore Gap accused claims 'best pal' did it

Sycamore Gap accused claims 'best pal' did it1 hour agoDuncan LeatherdaleBBC News, North East and CumbriaOne of the men who denies cutting down the world famous Sycamore Gap tree has told jurors his...

Chile issues tsunami warning after earthquake

Chile issues tsunami warning after earthquake10 minutes agoChile has issued a tsunami warning and said people should evacuate a coastal area in the south of country after a large earthquake.The...

Victory over EU! UK win Brexit battle as we protect fishing waters from European bullies

The UK has won a court battle against the EU following Britain's post-Brexit ban on fishing sandeels in the North Sea. EU bullies attempted to overturn a ban on sandeel fishing in UK waters through...

Four types of 'common' pills linked to dementia including antihistamine meds

Certain medications have been linked to an increased risk of dementia (Image: Getty )A health expert has said that four types of tablets, some commonly used to treat everyday illnesses and...