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Schofield fears being spat on in the street over affair

Phillip Schofield says he is afraid to leave the house and fears being spat on in the street following the revelation of his affair with a younger male colleague.

Train strikes: When are they and why are they taking place?

Train drivers walk out on Saturday, after a week of stoppages by both Aslef and the RMT.

Spider-Verse star teases live-action version of first black Spider-Man

The second instalment of Miles Morales' Spider-Verse trilogy has hit cinemas this week, as speculation continues about whether fans will get a live-action version of the character.

'Come for the poo, stay for the heart': Why everyone loves Colin From Accounts

We're talking Colin From Accounts, a show about a couple brought together thanks to a tipsy nipple flash and an injured dog, so it's only right that Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall's own beloved and very cute pet makes an appearance during our interview.

13 mistakes tourists in Spain are bound to make

If you're planning a holiday in Spain, there are a few faux pas you should be aware of. These are some of the most common mistakes tourists make when visiting Spain.

Rail strikes to hit FA Cup final and Epsom Derby - and even Beyonce isn't safe

Rail strikes are set to cause further havoc today when train drivers walk out ahead of high-profile events including the FA Cup final, the Epsom Derby and a Beyonce concert.

Phillip Schofield can 'bounce back', PR expert says

Phillip Schofield can "bounce back" in his career following the scandal over his affair with a younger male colleague, a communications expert has told Sky News.

Offer made to civil servants in bid to end strikes

Unions say the government has offered staff below senior grades a lump sum of £1,500.

Collapse of Spain's far-left complicates vote for Sánchez

The disastrous local election results chalked up by Podemos and its hard-left allies have left them floundering ahead of Spain's July vote, jeopardising Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's bid for re-election.

Boris Johnson says he will bypass Cabinet Office and send WhatsApp messages directly to Covid inquiry – as it happened

Former PM says he will provide unredacted messages directly to the inquiry in letter to Lady Hallett Continue reading...

Strong job gains in US add to economic puzzle

Employers defy predictions of a slowdown by hiring 339,000 workers, far above expectations.

British Museum ends BP sponsorship deal after 27 years

Campaigners hail split as a ‘massive victory’ , which marks a retreat of the fossil fuel giant from the British arts worldBP’s sponsorship of the British Museum has ended after 27 years, new disclosures make clear, bringing to a close one of the highest-profile and most controversial of such deals i...

RVG: Brain Worms review – delicious absurdity from one of our most underrated songwriters

With tracks about turning into a sea creature and going insane online, the Melbourne post-punk band captures a very contemporary existential crisisGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailThere’s a moment on RVG’s third album that made me laugh, then seconds later blink back tears. “They’re playin...

Teenager secures US National Spelling Bee contest win by spelling obscure 11-letter word

A 14-year-old boy has won an annual spelling competition after successfully spelling the word "psammophile".