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Your ultimate guide to the National Trust's Summer of Play

Can-do attitude at Benthall Hall, Shrops, for the National Trust's Summer of Play (Image: National Trust / James Dobson)Bringing a family festival atmosphere to 175 National Trust sites across...

BBC 'Death to the IDF' chant reaches Australia: synagogue torched and worshippers flee

Melbourne was rocked by a night of shocking anti-Semitic violence as rioters set fire to a synagogue and stormed an Israeli-owned restaurant, shouting chilling chants of “death to the IDF”...

Labour are pouring limited resources down drain instead of stimulating enterprise

We live in a mixed up world of contradictory ideas, moral vacuums and an absence of political conviction. Not only have the UK Labour government lied about many things, they have also failed to...

Bob Vylan will one day be shocked that they were on wrong side of history at Glastonbury

The last two years have witnessed a shocking explosion of antisemitism in the UK. The orgy of racism on our streets, at our universities and in online spaces has shocked British Jews and left many...

Everyone 'complicit' in grooming gangs should be prosecuted as shock figures revealed

Every council official “complicit” in the grooming gangs scandal must be prosecuted, Robert Jenrick has declared.The Shadow Justice Secretary said “not one” public servant who turned a blind...

Chaos in Northern Ireland as rioters lob petrol bombs at cops in 'week of shame'

Violence continued in Northern Ireland last night as thugs through petrol bombs and bricks at police for the fifth night in a row. The events have been dubbed a “week of shame” after violence...

Jews are baby killers row shows just how dangerous police idiocy is to the UK

A video recently circulating online — shared by Sussex Friends of Israel via the Potkin Azarmehr feed — captures the extraordinary moment a Sussex Police officer suggests that saying Jews ill...

Driver mowed down 3 women in BMW after basic error in new EV

Gerard Farrelly mowed down three women at Mulberry Walk shopping centre (Image: BirminghamLive)A motorist ploughed into three women, resulting in one mother losing her leg, after making a simple...

Pope Leo XIV calls for unity at inaugural mass and meets Zelensky

Pope Leo XIV calls for unity at inaugural mass and meets Zelensky1 day agoGabriela PomeroyBBC NewsBethany Bell and Giulia TommasiReporting from the VaticanPope Leo XIV has called for unity at his...

Pope meets Zelensky after inauguration Mass

Pope meets Zelensky after inauguration Mass2 hours agoGabriela PomeroyBBC NewsBethany BellReporting from the VaticanReutersPope Leo XIV has met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky following...

Pope Leo XIV's passionate plea to the world's media as he issues six-word message

Pope Leo XIV delivered a stirring address to a captivated audience of journalists and dignitaries at the Vatican, marking his inaugural press conference with a call for peace in communication.He...

Eurovision is here, and Final Destination returns: What's coming up this week

Eurovision is here, and Final Destination returns: What's coming up this week25 minutes agoNoor NanjiCulture reporter•@NoorNanjiPA Media / Warner BrosGet your cowboy hats ready as the Eurovision...

Constance Marten cross-examined by partner Mark Gordon over baby death

Constance Marten cross-examined by partner Mark Gordon3 hours agoDaniel SandfordUK correspondentReporting fromOld BaileyJulia QuenzlerConstance Marten has heavily criticised her wealthy "biological...

This VE Day let's remember these epic stories from invisible heroes of WW2

As we celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day this week, let us finally commemorate the thousands of women who picked up the tools laid down after the men went off to war, and got to work building...

Celebrity Traitors' Kate Garraway's favourite book is tear-jerking WW1 romance

In 2017, Kate Garraway listed Sebastian Faulks’ Birdsong as her “all-time favourite” novel. The heartbreaking story, published in 1993, is the British author’s fourth, and is considered...