63 minutes ago All the secret signs Strictly winner Ore Oduba had split from wife Portia as the pair end their nine

MailOnline take a look at all the secret signs the BBC star had split from his glamorous wife and some eagle eyed fans even noticed as Portia debuted a new look.

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98 minutes ago Court hears details of ‘depraved’ offending of prolific catfish abuser

Alexander McCartney, 26, has admitted 185 charges involving 70 child victims.

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1 hour ago Scott Mills breaks down as he admits Liam Payne's death is 'really hard to take' in heartbreaking tribute to the star after his death aged 31

BBC Radio 2 host Scott, 51, said he 'can't bear that this is where Liam's story has ended' as he remembered the time he spent with the late singer over the years.

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2 hours ago US Secret Service needs new leadership after attempt on Trump’s life, review finds

Bipartisan commission lists multiple failures that led to assassination attempt on former president in Pennsylvania in July

Politics

2 hours ago Eva Mendes fights back tears as she reveals the 'hardest part' of parenting alongside husband Ryan Gosling

Actress Eva Mendes has admitted her parenting style is 'not fair' to her children as she opened up about the difficulties of raising her kids alongside hubby Ryan Gosling.

Politics

2 hours ago ‘Trump, the movie’ is a fun watch, but for the truly horrible origin story read the book | Emma Brockes

Lucky Loser, by two New York Times journalists, reveals just how much Donald owes to his father (spoiler alert: everything) The singular piece of publicity most helpful to The Apprentice, a film about Donald Trump that opened in the US last week and opens in the UK this Friday, is the fact its subject tried to block the movie’s release. The title refers to Trump’s adventures as a young man under the informal mentorship of the notorious New York lawyer Roy Cohn – former chief counsel for Joseph McCarthy, among other things – and from whom, the movie suggests, Trump picked up much of his conniving and ruthlessness. Trump is so lurid in life that he may be impossible to fictionalise, but the movie has a good crack. That it fails leaves one feeling vaguely cheated of an opportunity to deepe...

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2 hours ago ‘Trump, the movie’ is a fun watch, but read the book if you really want to know all about him | Emma Brockes

Lucky Loser, by two New York Times journalists, reveals just how much Donald owes to his father (spoiler alert: everything) The singular piece of publicity most helpful to The Apprentice, a film about Donald Trump that opened in the US last week and opens in the UK this Friday, is the fact its subject tried to block the movie’s release. The title refers to Trump’s adventures as a young man under the informal mentorship of the notorious New York lawyer Roy Cohn – former chief counsel for Joseph McCarthy, among other things – and from whom, the movie suggests, Trump picked up much of his conniving and ruthlessness. Trump is so lurid in life that he may be impossible to fictionalise, but the movie has a good crack. That it fails leaves one feeling vaguely cheated of an opportunity to deepe...

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2 hours ago Scott Mills tears up as he admits Liam Payne's death is 'really hard to take' in heartbreaking tribute to the star after his death aged 31

The former One Direction star died after he fell from the third floor of the Casa Sur Palmero hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday. He was 31.

Events

2 hours ago Omer Riza admits pressure over Cardiff City job uncertainty as he reveals January transfer planning

The interim Bluebirds boss has earned four points from his three games in charge but is still none the wiser over whether he will get the role permanently

Events

2 hours ago What’s brown, shiny and boasts a sexy sheen of scandal? Welcome to the world of conkers | Emma John

Sports fans love the drama of cheating accusations but perhaps event organisers love the resulting media attention even moreSeason of mists and mellow fruitfulness, close bosom-friend of the Boden gilet. Leaves shed from trees in a blaze of colour, and make their way straight for train tracks. Autumnal light rears up at acute angles, a dazzling reminder that it’s always too early to put away your sunglasses.It’s this time of year when sports fans’ thoughts turn naturally to one of the great annual showpiece tournaments. We’re talking, of course, about the World Conker Championships, which has generated more media interest in the past week than England’s men’s and women’s cricket teams combined. Normally it’s small children who obsess over the shiny brown treasures foraged from the footp...

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