Britain's welfare bill has already hit a staggering £316 billion

• Daily Express
• 16 saat, 31 dakika

Kate and Prince William’s mystery Greek holiday has finally been solved after the royals and their children secretly stayed aboard the opulent £20million Lady Beatrice yacht

• The Mirror
• 17 saat, 32 dakika

• The Sun
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• The Sun
• 17 saat, 32 dakika

Industry chiefs fear the Chancellor's 'insane' proposal could see a 36-fold increase to the levy, causing construction costs to skyrocket.

• Daily Mail U.K
• 17 saat, 32 dakika

• The Independent
• 17 saat, 33 dakika

Cat fears she'll be seen as the bad guy.

• Metro
• 17 saat, 33 dakika

Police said Lord Charles Brocket, 73, had been charged with two counts of rape in London and one count of sexual assault in East Sussex

• The Independent
• 17 saat, 34 dakika

• The Sun
• 17 saat, 34 dakika

Helen Flanagan is reportedly using the celebrity dating app Raya in a bid to find love again following her 'grown up' split from ex boyfriend Rob Talbot after a year of dating

• The Mirror
• 17 saat, 34 dakika

In Mayfair's exclusive Curzon Street neighbourhood, just 696 dwellings were occupied out of 1,980, according to the most up-to-date Government estimate.

• Daily Mail UK
• 17 saat, 35 dakika

Russian President Vladimir Putin is still pushing his troops forwards into Ukraine. The Kremlin has confirmed that it will continue its full-scale invasion of Ukraine throughout autumn in a major blow to Donald Trump’s peace efforts. The US president has repeatedly declared that Russia wants to end the war, even going as far as to tell Emmanuel Macron that Vladimir Putin “wants to make a deal for me” in a bizarre hot mic moment. While Trump did meet Putin face-to-face in Alaska earlier this month , he has still failed to get any substantial concessions from the Russian leader. On August 21, he said he would know “ within two weeks” if Putin was serious about entering negotiations. And it seems Russia offered up an answer this weekend. In comments reported by Russia’s Defence Ministry, the chief of General Staff of the Russian army, Valery Gerasimov, confirmed that Putin’s offensive will not be stopping any time soon. According to the Kyiv Independent , he said: “The implementation of the tasks of the (full-scale invasion of Ukraine) by the Joint Group of Troops will continue by conducting offensive actions.” Gerasimov said : “Today we will clarify the tasks of the troop groups in the directions for the autumn period.” He added that “targeted massive fire strikes” will continue, too – days after Russia’s fatal attacks on Kyiv left more than 20 dead, and Europe outraged. He claimed these are “ launched only against military objects and facilities of Ukraine’s military-industrial complex” – even though Russia’s attacks often strike residential buildings. The most recent strike on the Ukrainian capital hit the offices for the British Council and EU delegations, too. The White House offered a lukewarm response to those strikes, saying the president was “not happy” but not surprised, either. The US is yet to respond to this latest remark from the Russian Defence Ministry. It remains to be seen whether Trump will actually act on his promise to “take a different tack” with Putin, as he is yet to act on any of his threats to impose sanctions on the country. Trump has also been trying to make Putin meet with Ukraine’s president to begin peace talks. Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made it clear he is ready to meet, but the Kremlin is yet to agree. Putin is also making headway on the frontline and – according to the Kremlin – still capturing more Ukrainian land, although academics at the Institute for Studying War believe he is “inflating” most of those claims. Russia currently occupies approximately 20% of its European neighbour’s sovereign territory. Related... Trump Makes Rare Admission About Recent Russia-Ukraine Talks With Putin Trump’s White House Is ‘Bothsidesing' Putin’s Bloody Attacks On Ukraine 'My Heart Is Just Breaking': Ukraine Mourns After Russia's Deadly Kyiv Strike Kills 15 People

• The Huffington Post
• 17 saat, 35 dakika

Gareth Southgate has been out of football management since leaving his role as England manager in July 2024 but is set to move into a different role in due course

• The Mirror
• 17 saat, 35 dakika

Tory leader will use speech in Aberdeen to “call time” on the “impossible ideology of net zero”

• The Scotsman
• 17 saat, 37 dakika

It is said another 16 stores are still to close

• Liverpool Echo
• 17 saat, 38 dakika

• The Independent
• 17 saat, 38 dakika