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We've got the right balance, says PM after benefits U-turn

We've got the right balance, says PM after benefits U-turn6 minutes agoKate WhannelPolitical reporterJack FenwickPolitical correspondentPA MediaSir Keir Starmer has said his welfare reforms strike...

Lyse Doucet: Tehran is coming back to life, but its residents are deeply shaken

Tehran is coming back to life, but its residents are deeply shaken 44 minutes agoLyse DoucetChief international correspondentReporting fromTehran, IranIn the heart of the Iranian capital, the Boof...

Brits urged to do 1 thing immediately as 6.6m plane passengers denied boarding

According to Civil Aviation data and new research, 6.6million passengers are denied boarding to their flights every year, even with a valid ticket and passport. This is due to airlines overbooking...

Trump says Nato's new 5% defence spending pledge a 'big win'

Trump says Nato's new 5% defence spending pledge a 'big win'2 days agoPaul KirbyEurope digital editorJOHN THYS/AFPNato leaders have agreed to ramp up defence spending to 5% of their countries'...

Dementia in EastEnders spotlight: Iconic character returns after 27 years in tragic story

EastEnders has announced the return of Karen Henthorn as Julie Bates, set to make waves in Walford this summer. The character was last seen over two decades ago, departing the Square in 1997, and...

My £12K Jamaica dream turned into a nightmare - we were too scared to eat

A Manchester family's dream £12,000 luxury Jamaican holiday turned into a 'nightmare', with Lucy Hylton, 39, slamming the five-star resort for its 'filthy' buffet and 'broken furniture'. The Hyltons...

My £12K Jamaica dream turned into a nightmare - we were too scared to eat

Fury as airlines deny 6.6m passengers boarding despite having tickets

Over six-and-a-half million air passengers are denied boarding every year, despite having a valid ticket, according to new data. Passengers are reportedly being 'bumped' from flights because of...

Holidaymakers urged to pack one 4p essential before flying

If you're heading on holiday this year, there's one item that could help your journey run smoothly but it's one you likely wouldn't think to pack. Travel sickness affects nearly one in three Brits...

UK conscription explained: what 'being called up' could mean for you or your loved one

The Royal Welsh Take Part In Exercise Ghaulish With The French Army (Image: Getty)Britons are being urged to brace themselves for the possibility of conflict as a startling government dossier insists...

Sunbed addict, 21, given just one year to live after using the machines five times a week

A former sunbed enthusiast who was given a mere year to live after being diagnosed with cancer has issued a stark warning about the dangers of skin cancer, stressing it's not just about "a mole being...

Death Row inmate executed after 48 years 'he needed to be punished'

Vial with pentobarbital used for euthanasia and lethal inyecion in a hospital, conceptual image (Image: Getty Images)Richard Gerald Jordan, one of America's longest-serving death row inmates, was...

Expert: Iran 'could have built a nuclear bomb within a week' and 'targeted New York or DC'

An electromagnetic pulse (EMP) expert has sounded the alarm, suggesting Iran could be on the brink of targeting major US cities within two to three years. In an exclusive interview with the Express,...

A political storm is brewing over welfare cuts - can Starmer ride it out?

Why Starmer faces a political storm over welfare reforms1 hour agoIain Watson, Henry Zeffman and Harry FarleyPolitical correspondentsReutersAngela Rayner has declared that the government will go...

'Skinny jab' weight-loss drugs have worrying effect on UK supermarkets

Weight-loss drugs look poised to have a worrying effect on UK supermarkets as total grocery sales volumes fall. Market research firm Kantar has suggested the use of so-called "skinny jabs" may partly...