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'Affordable' electric cars are here. 2025 will see a raft of £15k new EVs hitting the market. So, how and why are EVs finally getting cheaper?

Summoning all my willpower, I ease myself from my lover's arms and slide out of bed. I pick up my discarded underwear and scoop up my dress from the living-room rug.

My cheekbones, dare I say, are almost angular. My clothes are looser all over. Not to mention the holy grail for all dieters - the fact that friends are commenting that I look thinner.

Driving along on a tuk tuk on the Maltese island of Gozo, Jeff Brazier grasps his youngest son Freddy's arm as they smile together in the Mediterranean sun.

Police want to speak to him in connection with a bail breach

Chocolate lovers have been left delighted after spotting a new variety of Mars bar in UK stores - with some having branded the new treat 'absolute heaven'.

The incident happened at around 7.40am

Janay Lynn, 30, said the animal gave her 'the chills' when she saw it on Monday outside her home in Pueblo, Colorado, USA.

Well, at least one thing is authentic about 'As ever': Just like its founder, these foodstuffs and tea bags overpromise and under-deliver.

White British candidates have been temporarily blocked from applying for a job at one of the UK's biggest police forces in its latest attempt to boost diversity.

Mickey Rourke caused yet more outrage as he 'fat-shamed' Donna Preston during Wednesday night's jam-packed episode of Celebrity Big Brother.

It's the county that is home to one of the world's oldest pubs, was behind Britain's iconic red post boxes and brought the magic of the Harry Potter franchise to the big screen.

Charlotte Chilton has been forced to deny rumours a former Traitors star is the father of her baby after Conor Maynard says a negative paternity test has ruled him out.

She has been reported as missing

Furious parents are taking legal action after their daughter lost a regional spelling bee over a technicality they believed had already been addressed.

INSIDE THE EFL: It was the end of August last year when Jack Cork realised something had to give.

The restaurant - voted pub of the year in 2015 - was given the poor grade after health inspectors spotted several issues in the kitchen.

Prince William revealed he wanted Prince George to experience 'a big away night in Europe' as the royals attended Aston Villa's Champions League quarter-final against PSG.

It is near-ubiquitous on Britain's high streets. But experts say Donald Trump's new trade tariffs on China - which is the world's greatest producer of the iPhone - could send its cost soaring.

Increasingly autonomous AI programs could end up manipulating markets and intentionally creating crises in order to boost profits for banks and traders, the Bank of England has warned. From a report: Artificial intelligence's ability to "exploit profit-making opportunities" was among a wide range of risks cited in a report by the Bank of England's financial policy committee (FPC), which has been monitoring the City's growing use of the technology. The FPC said it was concerned about the potential for advanced AI models -- which are deployed to act with more autonomy -- to learn that periods of extreme volatility were beneficial for the firms they were trained to serve. Those AI programs may "identify and exploit weaknesses" of other trading firms in a way that triggers or amplifies big moves in bond prices or stock markets.

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