Son denies murdering father in Scarisbrick farm shooting
Adam Olverson, 31, pleaded not guilty to murdering his father Thomas Olverson, 75, who was shot dead at their family farm in Scarisbrick in July 2024.
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Three Best Laundry Detergents for 2025, Tested and Reviewed
Expert-tested laundry detergents for 2025: Ecover bio liquid top pick, Tesco non-bio budget winner, Ecover non-bio capsules best for sensitive skin.
Kilmarnock MP Welcomes Burnham's VAT Cut on Electricity
Kilmarnock MP Lillian Jones welcomes new PM Andy Burnham's pledge to scrap 5% VAT on domestic electricity bills from October 1, saving households £45 annually.
Why American families earn £20,000 more than UK counterparts
US median household disposable income is over £20,000 higher than in the UK, driven by higher salaries, longer hours, and larger homes.
Olivia Wilde at I Want Your Sex Premiere in LA
Olivia Wilde attended the Los Angeles premiere of I Want Your Sex in a revealing outfit, calling her dominatrix role 'liberating' and discussing a Gen Z study on sex in media.
Population growth slows to lowest rate since pandemic
Population growth in England and Wales slowed to 0.4% in mid-2025, the lowest since the pandemic, driven by falling net migration and births at a 46-year low.
Heathrow Reminds on Liquid Rules for Hand Luggage
Heathrow Airport has issued a reminder on liquid restrictions for hand luggage, noting that items like shaving foam, toothpaste, and creams count as liquids but can be carried in containers up to two litres.
Amazon Spring Sale Offers Big Savings on Fitness Gear and Tech
Amazon's Spring Deal Days offer discounts on fitness gear, tech, and grooming. Top deals include Beats Powerbeats Fit, Garmin Fēnix 8, and more.
BT workers protest Liverpool office closure
Hundreds of BT Group employees face redundancy as the company plans to close its Liverpool office, prompting protests and political support.
Yahoo launches AI-powered Scout engine to spark revival
Yahoo launches Scout, an AI-powered answer engine, aiming to revitalise the pioneering internet brand with personalised search and improved services.
Puy Du Fou Won UK Government Support Despite Far-Right Ties, Emails Show
Emails reveal Tory minister promised to assist Puy du Fou's £600m Oxfordshire theme park despite founding family's far-right links and praise for Putin.
London Design Diary: August 2026 New Shops and Pop-Ups
RH Gallery opens in Mayfair, fashion boutiques debut, pop-ups and new interiors brands to discover in London this August.
Man Utd target Bernal decides to stay at Barcelona
Manchester United's reported pursuit of Barcelona midfielder Marc Bernal has been dealt a blow as the 19-year-old is determined to remain at the Nou Camp this summer.
Police Review Four Deaths at Shelter of Convicted Killer
Police are reviewing four deaths at a homeless shelter linked to convicted triple murderer James Desborough, probing if he was inspired by a TV killer.
M&S Shoppers Rush for New £3 Mint Dark Chocolate Bar
Marks and Spencer has launched a new £3 dark chocolate bar with mint, and shoppers are calling it 'so good' as they try to grab it before it sells out.
Nobody's Child Dress Reduced to £45, Bra-Friendly Straps
The Green Sleeveless Ariel Midi Dress from Nobody's Child is now £45, praised for bra-friendly straps and flattering fit, available in sizes 6-18.
Third wave of Celtic party CCTV images released
Police Scotland released 27 more CCTV images of fans wanted after Celtic title celebrations turned violent in Glasgow, bringing total to 83.
Syed Ahmad pleads guilty to murdering wife Anam Rafay in 40-stab attack
Syed Ahmad, 45, pleaded guilty to murdering his wife Anam Rafay by stabbing her 40 times at their Wythenshawe home after she gave him one last chance to change.
Outrage Over Human Organ Lunch Bags Sold for Christmas
Families outraged over human organ lunch bags sold by Debenhams and Next for Christmas. Campaigners call for removal.
Dozens of Toys Recalled in UK After Asbestos Found in Play Sand
Over 30 toys recalled in the UK after asbestos found in Hobbycraft play sand. Retailers including Tesco and Primark affected. Which? criticises safety failures.
Childcare worker warned after drunk shift in Ayr
Diane Turner had consumed two large glasses of Prosecco before arriving at Spark of Genius (Training) Ltd Ayr. The SSSC placed a 12-month warning on her registration.
Nearly half of Americans would go into debt for beauty, survey finds
46% of US adults would go into debt to maintain beauty routines after job loss, survey shows. Spending on self-care increases under stress.
Apple Subsidiary Fined £390,000 by UK Over Russian Sanctions Breach
UK fines Apple subsidiary £390k for breaching Russian sanctions over payments to streaming service Okko, owned by a sanctioned entity.
EasyJet and Jet2 Vow No Surcharges Amid Fuel Crisis Fears
EasyJet and Jet2 guarantee no surcharges on flights and holidays amid Iran crisis, as DfT reassures passengers.
Sadiq Khan wades into row over air con cut for homeless
At least two children were hospitalised as temperatures hit 37C in London flats where air conditioning was switched off for homeless families. Sadiq Khan called the move 'wrong'.
Reform UK Donor Nick Candy Sells Chelsea Mansion for Record £275m
Reform UK donor Nick Candy sells Grade II-listed Chelsea mansion Providence House for reported £275m, believed to be London's most expensive property sale.
UK Travel Chaos as Global IT Outage Grounds Flights and Disrupts Trains
Global IT outage causes flight cancellations and rail disruption across UK, with airports seeing long queues and manual check-ins.
Aldi cuts prices on 330+ products in £100m summer push
Aldi is slashing prices on more than 330 items across UK stores, part of a £100m investment to help families save during the summer holidays.
Dusk's Torino Velvet Bedspreed reduced to £35 for hotel look
Dusk reduces its Torino Velvet Geometric Bedspread from £50 to £35, with shoppers praising its luxurious feel and hotel-like quality.
UK Extends Airport Food Ban After Greece Foot and Mouth Outbreak
UK extends airport food ban after Greece foot and mouth outbreak. Fines up to £5,000 for bringing banned meat and dairy from EU.
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