Molly-Mae Hague says ‘we all have 24 hours in a day’ remark led to death threats Reality TV star Molly-Mae Hague has said a remark she made about everyone having “the same 24 hours in a day” led to “hateful comments” and “death threats”. In the second series of her show, Molly-Mae: Behind It All,
Virginia Giuffre ‘vindicated’ by Andrew’s title surrender, says family Virginia Giuffre’s family say the news that Prince Andrew will give up his remaining titles “vindicates” their sister. Friday’s announcement that Andrew would stop using his remaining titles and honours and will no longer be known as the Duke of York came amid renewed controversy surrounding his role
Dormice, otters and other rare wildlife ‘at risk’ from planning reforms – report Dormice, otters and other threatened wildlife could be put at risk by plans to make developers pay a levy for their impacts on nature, green groups have warned. A report from the Wildlife and Countryside Link (WCL) coalition of 90 nature organisations
Jimmy Fallon gets Highland welcome from soldiers as he holidays in Scotland US TV star Jimmy Fallon was treated to some Highlands hospitality as Scottish soldiers hosted him for a special dinner during his holiday in Royal Deeside. A chance encounter led to the King’s royal guards inviting The Tonight Show’s host into their officers’
Palestine Action co-founder can challenge terror ban, Court of Appeal rules Palestine Action’s co-founder can proceed with a legal challenge against the Government over the group’s ban as a terror organisation, the Court of Appeal has ruled, as it dismissed a Home Office appeal. Huda Ammori took taking legal action against former home secretary Yvette
Red tape on meat exports to EU slashed after deal, UK Government says Scottish meat exporters will benefit from less red tape following a deal with the EU, the UK Government has said. The agreement will enable Scottish food producers to sell items such as raw burgers and sausages to the economic bloc for the
Banks missing opportunities to ‘break spell’ of romance scams, says regulator Banks have sometimes missed opportunities to help “break the spell” of romance scams, according to the City regulator. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said it had seen examples of banks going to significant lengths to protect those at risk of romance fraud. But the
Choosing right plants for garden can help protect it from flooding – minister Homeowners are being urged to make their gardens more resilient to flooding with plants that can help them bounce back from heavy rain and floods. The Environment Department (Defra) has highlighted five plants that can help gardens of various sizes be “flood
Israeli fans’ ban from Birmingham football match ‘wrong’, Starmer says A ban on Israeli fans from attending an Aston Villa match is “wrong”, Sir Keir Starmer has said. The Prime Minister said “we will not tolerate antisemitism on our streets” after fans of Israeli side Maccabi Tel Aviv were barred from the club’s Europa League
Written complaints to NHS in England rises to new record high The number of written complaints submitted to the health service has risen year-on-year to a new record high, NHS England data shows. Experts said the figure should serve as a “wake-up call”. Some 256,777 complaints were made to the NHS in 2024/25, up from