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Brits 'having a serious re-think' after having holidays wrecked

A record number of British holidaymakers say their summer getaways were spoiled by extreme heat, wildfires, plastic-choked beaches and polluted air. Spain, one of the UK’s most popular...

Prince Andrew called staff member ‘fat lardy a***hole’, shock new documentary claims

A new Channel 5 documentary has claimed that Prince Andrew once referred to a staff member as a "fat, lardy a***hole". Paul Page, who served at Buckingham Palace between 1998 and 2004, made the...

Nigel Farage to share conference spotlight with the women transforming Reform's image

Nigel Farage is to highlight Reform’s young and female activists at his party conference this week, in a sign that his party is gaining support among every type of voter. The highlight of the...

Keir Starmer's approval ratings hit new record low as UK turns on PM's Labour government

Keir Starmer's approval ratings have sunk to an all-time low, a bombshell new poll has revealed. The news from the City AM/Freshwater Strategy poll will add to mounting pressure on the UK's Labour...

More parents to get childcare funding as nurseries struggle with demand

More parents to get childcare funding as nurseries struggle with demand2 hours agoVanessa ClarkeEducation reporterVanessa Clarke/BBCThe final phase of the largest-ever expansion of publicly funded...

Experts pinpoint Amelia Earhart mystery crash site using a carefully restored 1937 radio

Aviation experts believe they may finally be on the brink of solving one of history's greatest mysteries - the disappearance of legendary pilot Amelia Earhart nearly 90 years ago.The trailblazing...

ITV The 1% Club viewers brand question 'terrible' as they insist answer is 'wrong'

Viewers of The 1% Club branded one question on tonight's episode as "terrible", primarily because they believed the answer was incorrect.Presented by comedian Lee Mack, the ITV programme follows 100...

Gen Z leads the way in ditching skinny jeans - but Millennials still love them

Gen Z are spearheading the shift away from skinny jeans, with nearly half of them welcoming the trend of wide-leg fashion. A survey of 2,000 women revealed that the younger generation struggles to...

Top 10 major life decisions made on holiday as psychologist explains benefits of a break

New research reveals that pivotal life decisions are often made while soaking up the sun on holiday. A survey of 2,000 adults found that over three-fifths believe a holiday can be 'transformative',...

Iran plunged into new crisis as currency drops to near-record low of 0.000001% on Dollar

Iran's rial currency plummeted to near-record lows Thursday amid mounting concerns in Tehran that European nations may initiate a process to reinstate UN sanctions on the Islamic Republic over its...

The Labour-run UK town where residents are totally fed up of migrant hotels

Residents in a town where Labour runs the local council are fed up of migrant hotels. Demonstrations were held in towns and cities across the UK at the weekend, including Bristol, Liverpool,...

The eerie UK beach with WWII mystery you can only reach by car

Britain has no shortage of seaside escapes, but some of the most atmospheric are the ones tucked far from train lines and day-trip crowds. Down narrow country roads lies a beach unlike any other - a...

The 'Thailand of Europe' where UK tourists are pricing out locals

Tourism to Greece is in its prime, with 6.3 million international arrivals between January and May this year. But while foreigners are enjoying their holiday dreams in Greece, locals are...

Jeremy Corbyn's new party already in chaos as tetchy interview reveals another fallout

Jeremy Corbyn has given yet another indication of the simmering tensions between himself and Zarah Sultana as they try to get their fledgling left-wing party off the ground. The former Labour leader...

Denmark scraps book tax to fight 'reading crisis'

Denmark scraps book tax to fight 'reading crisis'2 days agoGabriela PomeroyGetty ImagesThe Danish government has announced it will abolish a 25% sales tax on books, in an effort to combat a "reading...