Glastonbury tickets sell out in just 42 minutes as hundreds of thousands rush to get their spot at next year's festival

Daily Mail - Oct 4, 2026

Tickets for next year's festival went online at 9am on Sunday - but fans received messages as early as 9.42am that they were sold out, leaving many devastated.

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Deliveroo to roll out food delivery robots in parts of Britain - but boss insists they're not getting rid of human riders

Oct 4, 2026

Deliveroo to roll out food delivery robots in parts of Britain - but boss insists they're not getting rid of human riders

The delivery service plans to start using robots in five locations in the coming weeks.

Palestinian illegal immigrant who called for death to Jews and posed with guns begs to be deported - 'but Home Office can't remove him'

Oct 4, 2026

Palestinian illegal immigrant who called for death to Jews and posed with guns begs to be deported - 'but Home Office can't remove him'

Abu Wadee, full name Mosab Abdulkarim Al-Gassas, currently cannot be sent back to Gaza - because the Home Office has no safe means of getting him there.

British grandfather pleads for help and says he is having 'dark thoughts' as he faces jail in Dubai after his UAE business collapsed

Oct 4, 2026

British grandfather pleads for help and says he is having 'dark thoughts' as he faces jail in Dubai after his UAE business collapsed

Simon Ferguson, 64, revealed he is considering handing himself in to immigration authorities in a desperate bid to get back to Britain, despite fears he could be imprisoned rather than deported.

Driver faces trial three years after fatal A20 crash

Oct 4, 2026

Driver faces trial three years after fatal A20 crash

A motorist accused of killing his friend during a fatal crash denied causing his death by careless driving when he appeared in court.

Pub famed for being birthplace of Pink Floyd is saved from the bulldozers - only to be dwarfed by huge £500million office development

Oct 4, 2026

Pub famed for being birthplace of Pink Floyd is saved from the bulldozers - only to be dwarfed by huge £500million office development

The tiny Cambridge pub Flying Pig is shown to be standing in the shadow of a vast modern block, towering more than 100ft above the early-Victorian boozer in new pictures.

Brits to be able to use their face as their passport as new technology means they won't have to scan documents flying back into the UK

Oct 4, 2026

Brits to be able to use their face as their passport as new technology means they won't have to scan documents flying back into the UK

These new 'contactless borders' are being introduced at Birmingham and East Midlands airports in the coming weeks and are expected to cut wait times.

Green split on 'Zionism is racism' plan deepens as Polanski's deputy vows to vote for it - after ex-leaders warn it will alienate Jews

Oct 4, 2026

Green split on 'Zionism is racism' plan deepens as Polanski's deputy vows to vote for it - after ex-leaders warn it will alienate Jews

Deputy co-leader Mothin Ali last night became the highest-ranking figure to say he would back it, linking Zionism to the Israeli assault on Gaza that left tens of thousands dead.

Historic bridge hit by tanker two months ago reopens ahead of schedule

Oct 4, 2026

Historic bridge hit by tanker two months ago reopens ahead of schedule

A historic bridge closed for almost two months after being damaged by a tanker has reopened ahead of schedule.

Crews battle house fire after washing machine sparks blaze

Oct 4, 2026

Crews battle house fire after washing machine sparks blaze

The fire service has issued a warning after a washing machine was blamed for a blaze in a house.

Iran vows to keep Strait of Hormuz closed until the US meets its demands as G7 approves emergency release of diesel and crude oil reserves amid global crisis

Oct 4, 2026

Iran vows to keep Strait of Hormuz closed until the US meets its demands as G7 approves emergency release of diesel and crude oil reserves amid global crisis

Tehran pointed to seven conditions set out in an agreement from June - insisting the country's position remains 'completely clear and firm'.

Tories 'will reverse any moves by Andy Burnham to unwind Brexit' - as Sturgeon boasts Labour has opened door to another Scots IndyRef

Oct 4, 2026

Tories 'will reverse any moves by Andy Burnham to unwind Brexit' - as Sturgeon boasts Labour has opened door to another Scots IndyRef

Conservative deputy leader Alex Burghart said the Government's ambition for a 'reset' with the EU amounts to 'giving everything away'.

Trains halted as emergency services called to ‘trespass incident’

Oct 4, 2026

Trains halted as emergency services called to ‘trespass incident’

Trains were halted amid reports of emergency services dealing with a trespass incident.

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