How to save more than 40% on Legoland tickets in September
The Independentby Fran Watts·1 Sept 2026
Today’s top Legoland discount codes and deals If you're looking for a Legoland discount code, promo code or cheap Legoland Windsor tickets, we've rounded up the latest offers and savings for...
'No hollow or empty space': A drone operator reveals challenges in Nepal's tunnel rescue efforts
The Independentby Shristi Kafle and Aijaz Hussain·1 Sept 2026
Filmmaker and drone pilot Manish Maharjan crossed into Nepal from China’s Tibet through Rasuwagadhi, a border crossing closest to where last week's catastrophic flooding began, two days before the...
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group targets Hugo Boss takeover
The Independentby Henry Saker-Clark·1 Sept 2026
Frasers Group, the retail empire majority-owned by billionaire Mike Ashley, has outlined plans to assume majority control over the German fashion house Hugo Boss.
The surprising subject that could improve your child’s academic success
The Independentby Simon Cooper·1 Sept 2026
There were 45,000 fewer hours of physical education (PE) delivered in UK schools during the last academic year compared to 15 years ago.
How to get 50% off Chessington tickets in September 2026
The Independentby Fran Watts·1 Sept 2026
Looking for cheap Chessington World of Adventures tickets this summer? We’ve checked the latest Chessington discount codes, ticket offers and short-break deals to find the biggest savings available...
‘Alpha,’ ‘beta’ and ‘Low T’ — the strange masculinity war consuming the midterms
The Independentby Jesse Bedayn and Bill Barrow·1 Sept 2026
While major policy disputes over inflation, health care, taxes, tariffs, immigration, and the war in Iran dominate headline debates this midterm election cycle, an underlying cultural question is...
Andy Burnham latest: Labour make spending promise after Trump’s Falklands threat
The Independentby Maira Butt and Nicole Wootton-Cane·1 Sept 2026
John Healey has promised to hike UK defence spending after Donald Trump said he was reviewing the United States’ position on the British sovereignty over the Falkland islands.
UK looks to ‘refresh’ US special relationship as Trump reignites Falklands row
The Independentby Millie Cooke·1 Sept 2026
John Healey has suggested he wants to “refresh” the special relationship with the United States, just hours after Donald Trump reignited a row over the Falklands Islands.
I tested the firming moisturiser that’s said to improve the appearance of fine lines
The Independentby Helen Wilson-Beevers·1 Sept 2026
There’s a plethora of anti-ageing products on the market, from retinol creams and serums to exfoliating acids.
Shoppers urged to back free parking campaign to save high streets
The Independentby Holly Williams·1 Sept 2026
Shoppers are being asked to back a nationwide campaign calling on the government to grant 90 minutes of free parking in town and city centres, aiming to help boost struggling high streets across...
How to get rid of flies in your home, according to a pest expert
The Independentby Lois Mackenzie·1 Sept 2026
Few things are as irritating as spotting a fly buzzing around your home, especially when you’ve just opened the windows to let some fresh air in.
South Korean police officer admits to closing missing persons cases to avoid workload
The Independentby Arpan Rai·1 Sept 2026
A South Korean police officer has admitted to prematurely closing multiple missing persons cases without investigations to avoid the extra workload, the Jeju provincial police said on Tuesday.
Bake Off 2026 is almost here – what to know plus the baking kit worthy of star bakers
The Independentby Angharad Moran·1 Sept 2026
This month, everyone’s favourite tent-based baking show will be back in all its pastel-coloured glory.
Blow for consumers as UK shop prices rise at fastest rate for two years
The Independentby Karl Matchett·1 Sept 2026
British consumers have been hit by the fastest-growing prices in two years, new data shows, as the cost of living continues to bite in the wake of the Iran war and tech-related payment surges.
Grandmother who spent 25 years creating street garden ordered to tear it down
The Independentby Isobel Williams·1 Sept 2026
A council has told an 89-year-old grandma she may have to bin the street garden she has lovingly tended for decades after her neighbours complained about "anti-social behaviour".
Premium Bonds prize checker: When is September’s NS&I draw and have I won?
The Independentby Albert Toth·1 Sept 2026
Every month, savers have the chance to win big prizes as the Premium Bonds winning numbers are announced.
Could a New York hotel fix my insomnia in the city that never sleeps?
The Independentby Ellie Seymour·1 Sept 2026
Listening to quantum harmonics is going to make you feel really relaxed,” says Kevina, my therapist. I’m not sure what she means, but I go with it.
How Tupac and Biggie went from friends to rivals
The Independentby Jonathan Landrum Jr·1 Sept 2026
A Las Vegas jury has found Duane “Keffe D” Davis guilty of orchestrating the 1996 killing of rap icon Tupac Shakur, delivering the first conviction in a case that has gripped hip-hop for nearly...
Loyal dog refuses to leave site of home washed away in Nepal flash floods
The Independentby Maroosha Muzaffar·1 Sept 2026
A dog in Nepal who presumably lost his home in last week’s floods that killed more than 1000 people, is refusing to leave the site where four homes were swept away.
Mike Ashley’s Frasers eyes majority ownership of Hugo Boss
The Independentby Henry Saker-Clark·1 Sept 2026
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group has said it plans to take majority control of German fashion house Hugo Boss.
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