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Starmer refusing to quit selfish and stubborn, says Lennon

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Two-thirds of adults ‘spend time worrying about money during a typical week’

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Water supply returns to Gatwick after passengers spend hours without toilets

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Police vow to catch violent offenders during Glasgow migration protest

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Mother of trans woman who took own life addresses PM: ‘Act or more will die’

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Police Scotland declares major incident amid Cairngorms wildfire

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UK business activity buoyed by staycations, hot weather and World Cup

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Jon Bon Jovi abruptly ends Madison Square Garden show ‘due to sinus infection’

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Adopted man discovered he had been working with his sister for two years

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The ‘picky bits’ on a summer picnic that count towards your five-a-day

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William Shatner and daughter reveal they faced stage four cancer at same time

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People pinning hopes on an inheritance for their own financial security – survey

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Rosie O’Donnell: Mounjaro changed my life

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Tickets for world’s biggest jackpot game Powerball go on sale in UK

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‘Treasure trove’ of 500 artworks by Bagpuss creator Peter Firmin up for auction

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Andy Burnham must deliver emergency budget to ‘reverse damage’, says SNP

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Burnham should back ‘proper review’ into Scottish Labour’s fortunes – McConnell

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Cancer researchers say institute is in ‘existential crisis’ as strike extended

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Burnham will scrap digital ID to focus on cost of living

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High temperature advisory extended for weekend

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Glaswegians optimistic as city centre area reopens after devastating fire

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Glasgow Central looking ‘fantastic’ as area fully reopens after fire
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Young hackers jailed for devastating £39million TfL cyber attack

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Ultra-processed food linked to quarter of heart disease cases and deaths – study

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Tommy Robinson apologises after labelling Glasgow father an ‘invader’

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‘Landmark’ study to offer blood test for Alzheimer’s through GPs

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Key changes happening for buy now pay later customers and where to get support

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People asked to conserve water as hot spell to continue

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Parts of UK may get ‘brief respite’ from scorching weather

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