The photographer was on an early-morning hike by a lake in Michigan when he spotted the unusually large amphibian, so he dipped his lens below the waterline to get the shot
With questions over Farage’s finances and a new face in No 10, could Barnsley council be a bellwether for changing Labour fortunes?
Academic was pronounced dead at his home in south London after police called to address after 3pm on Friday
Social media and Shazam-like birdsong apps drawing young people to hobby as they seek a gentler connection to the outside world
Apparent high level of removal orders suggests Sweden is rejecting ‘reasonable grounds’ for failing to apply to stay
You can save money at university, especially using schemes such as UNiDAYS, Student Beans or TOTUM
More direct flights from North America and, say tourism chiefs, Highland warriors and Tartan Army have helped
Every comment sparks suspicion in Oisín Kearney’s bold and unnerving play about a meeting between a mother and a social worker
Corporation was told of claims by Christopher Berry-Dee that he had clothing, which was lost while in its possession
Andrew, 75, is a retired graphic designer / cartographer and meets Gilli, 64, is a training consultant, group facilitator and counsellor
Figures disclosed by 33 NHS trusts show temperatures on wards during July rose above 28C limit set by NHS England
The Guardian’s deputy editor of social platforms on why high-profile people and brands are deploying the power of TikTok to woo new followers
Development comes after Anthropic was found to have spent millions on books to scan for ‘data acquisition’
Vintage classics from WH Smith, M&S and Tesco are being bought online, perhaps as part of a nostalgic return to owning tangible items
Experts say putrid stench shows overhaul of sewers is needed – like the one prompted by the Great Stink of 1858