The best Champions League game EVER? PSG beat Bayern Munich 5-4 in one of the greatest European matches of all time with Harry Kane among the goalscorers
KIERAN GILL: Champions League semi-finals can be cagey. This first leg was the opposite, absurdly so. The type where you dared not blink at the risk of missing some magic.
Top tip... don't import US-style service charges! Andrew Neil reveals NY waiter row
The Daily Mail columnist said he was publicly humiliated after handing a restaurant server a 15 per cent tip, and said America's 'aggressive' tipping culture must not be welcomed into Britain.
Ice cream wars spill onto the streets of Cambridge as rival vans battling for trade turn playgrounds into 'no-go zones'
The relentless 'merry-go-round' of trading wars between ice cream vendors has spilled over onto surrounding streets, residents in Trumpington claim.
British tourist, 24, falls to his death down a stairwell at holiday apartment block in Tenerife
A British tourist has died after plunging down a stairwell at his holiday apartment complex in Tenerife.
How did Essex MPs vote over Sir Keir Starmer Lord Mandelson investigation?
The House of Commons voted against an inquiry into Sir Keir Starmer's appointment of Lord Peter Mandelson, but here is how our Essex MPs voted.
How did Essex MPs vote over Sir Keir Starmer Lord Mandelson investigation?
The House of Commons voted against an inquiry into Sir Keir Starmer's appointment of Lord Peter Mandelson, but here is how our Essex MPs voted.
Landlords' fury after Reeves opens door to imposing rent freeze to 'ease cost of living crisis'
Landlords reacted with fury on Tuesday after Rachel Reeves opened the door to imposing a rent freeze to ease the cost of living.
The electric cars being CANCELLED: Makers who have wielded the axe on EVs due to low demand
While electric car sales are on the rise, their growth isn't accelerating at the pace industry and governments initially expected - or as fast as car makers who have invested heavily in EVs would like.
How to avoid a cliched wedding: The venues, cakes and outfits that are over - and what's in for 2026
Pinterest's 2026 wedding trends reveal a shift towards personalised celebrations - from alternative venues and maximalist decor to kitsch cakes and statement accessories.
Missing teenage girl might be in Essex after disappearing 8 days ago
She went missing from North Wales and is believed to have travelled to Essex
$4million in Bitcoin 'was transferred from ASOS co-founder's account in the days following his death'
Quentin Griffiths, 58, who was born in London and co-founded the online retail giant, had been living abroad when he fell from his 17th-floor balcony on February 9.
The world's biggest scams tourists need to watch out for or risk losing thousands - from 'bird poo' trick to £1,500 kebab rip-offs
Travel is exciting, but being an easy target for fraud makes staying alert essential. With travel scams skyrocketing by 900 per cent recently, here are 12 scams currently targeting tourists globally.
Garden and neighbourhood rows, solved: From hedges to ball games and pets, DEAN DUNHAM reveals WHO is in the right in frustrating disputes
Your neighbour's hedges, trees, ball games, fruit, animals and even, as you will see, sunbathing habits, can turn your dream home into a daily source of tension.
Melania Trump likened to Jackie Kennedy for her 'stunning' state dinner pink strapless gown
The First Lady, 56, arrived to the festivities alongside husband President Donald Trump as King Charles and Queen Camilla's state visit continues.
TV star chef is threatened with legal action by council jobsworth who said her husband giving diners a free lift home from her rural restaurant was operating as an 'unlicensed taxi'
Ruth Hansom, 30, said she was left 'shocked' after officials challenged a goodwill gesture designed to help customers get home safely from Michelin-listed Hansom in North Yorkshire.
Is Keir strong enough to sack sleaze rebels? Struggling Starmer faces PMQs bearpit after dozens of Labour MPs defied his threats by backing Mandelson probe
Keir Starmer must decide whether to punish 14 MPs who voted for a privileges committee inquiry into whether he lied to Parliament.
Pregnant Nicola Roberts reveals she had 'surgery at 22 weeks to help keep baby in' as she takes doctors' advice to rest for her final trimester
Nicola Roberts has revealed she underwent surgery at 22 weeks pregnant to 'help keep baby in' as she shared an update on her pregnancy.
Learning of Mandelson's ties to Epstein was like a knife through my soul, says Starmer's ex-chief of staff - as he steps out of the shadows and takes the blame over vetting saga
The man behind Sir Keir Starmer 's rise to power - and possibly his fall from grace - has finally stepped out of the shadows and answered questions in Parliament for the first time.
Teenager and man suffer 'potentially life-threatening' injuries after serious crash
No arrests have been made with the investigation still ongoing
New Report Finds Some Babies Spend Up To Eight Hours a Day on Screens
fjo3 shares a report from The Times: More than two-thirds of babies under two use screens, a report has found, and some are exposed for up to eight hours a day. Nearly a third of newborns were found to be watching screens for more than three hours a day, while almost 20 percent of infants of four to 11 months used screens for more than an hour a day. The report comes after the government issued guidance that children under two do not use screens at all, apart from communal activities such as video-calling relatives.
In a review of the current research, researchers found evidence linking screen time to poorer outcomes for children, including an increased risk of obesity, short-sightedness, sleep and behavioural difficulties, and later challenges with friendships. [...] The research also revealed why children and parents use screens, with families reporting children doing so for educational purposes, entertainment, play and to communicate and bond with others. Parents, meanwhile, used screens to occupy or distract children, which helped caregivers to complete domestic duties, paid employment and other caring responsibilities. Nearly a quarter of parents -- 23.6 percent -- either had no childcare or were not aware of the government's early years offer.
Read more of this story at Slashdot.