51 minutes ago The historic serial attacker you've never heard of: 100 years before Jack The Ripper, how the London Monster terrorised the capital and may have inspired Whitechapel beast

A madman skulks the streets of London. He stalks women to slash and mutilate their bodies, with vigilantes patrolling the streets as police spend two years failing to snare him.

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2 hours ago Church of Scotland moderator defends tax intervention after 'simplistic, student union policy' accusation

The Rt Rev Dr Shaw James Paterson said ‘virtually everything’ the Church deals with has a ‘political dimension’

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2 hours ago James Wilson keeping Hearts cool amid Hibs derby heat as teenage hotshot doesn't regret snubbing England

The teenager came off the bench at Easter Road to draw the Jambos level in the first capital clash of the season

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2 hours ago Flooding took away the love of his life after 35 years without a day spent apart

Jerry and Sibrina Barnett never spent a single day apart in 35 years together

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3 hours ago AI is a game changer for students with disabilities. Schools are still learning to harness it

Artificial intelligence holds the promise of helping countless other students with a range of visual, speech, language and hearing impairments to execute tasks that come easily to others

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3 hours ago Squid Game season two review – TV that will make you uncomfortably bloodthirsty indeed

When we get into the actual games, the smash-kit K-drama finds its feet. But it spends far too many episodes dragging its heels extremely painfully. Series three must do betterOne of Hollywood’s many bad habits is the bloat caused by splitting a story in half in a bid to double the profits (cough, cough, Dune and Wicked). Squid Game was always a perfect one-series story. Gambling addict Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) became Player 456, a desperate man who attempts to pay off his debts by taking part in a twisted underground fight-to-the-death competition. He beats the odds by surviving every one of its potentially fatal playground games. When it first appeared, it was horrifying, it was thrilling, and its satirical edge – which examined capitalism and class in South Korea – was clever and acidic. The world took to it in vast numbers.That it became one of Netflix’s most successful, and therefore most profitable, series of all time placed it in a creative bind. Inevitably, it was renewed...

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3 hours ago What channel is Wolves vs Man Utd on? How to watch Premier League match for free

Football fans in the UK have the chance to watch Premier League action for free on Boxing Day, including when relegation-threatened Wolves host an inconsistent Manchester United

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3 hours ago Santa Baby singer ‘died screaming’ on Christmas Day never knowing father’s identity

American singer and actress Eartha Kitt - best known for her recordings of songs C'est Si Bon and Santa Baby - sadly passed away in 2008 after battling colon cancer

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3 hours ago Mum's Christmas heartbreak as husband lets kids unwrap gifts without her: 'I was completely deprived of the joy'

A distraught mum revealed her Christmas was ruined when her husband let their children unwrap all their presents while she was still asleep, leaving her heartbroken and furious.

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3 hours ago A Syrian family recounts the horrors of the 2013 chemical attack near Damascus

A Syrian family that survived a 2013 chemical weapons attack that killed hundreds of people near the country's capital, Damascus, says the ordeal they experienced haunts them to this day

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