56 minutes ago Strictly Come Dancing results leaked as fans say 'blimey, didn't expect this at all'

BBC's Strictly Come Dancing Week 5 results have been leaked once again and fans are absolutely stunned by who is believed to be in the final dance-off tonight (Sunday)

Politics

66 minutes ago Inside Olivia Rodrigo's life from Disney days to famous exes as GUTS tour comes to Netflix

Olivia Rodrigo has all but cemented herself as the pop-rock voice of Gen Z with her Grammy-winning hits and now the star is bringing her latest tour to Netflix, but what is there to know about her life off-stage?

Technology

68 minutes ago Blur v Oasis was only part of the story: the case for a wider – and wilder – Britpop canon

The UK musicians who came to prominence in the mid-90s were more diverse and thrilling than is often acknowledged. In her new book, Miranda Sawyer, who was writing for the music press at the time, looks back at a misunderstood eraThere are people who could spend all day arguing about Britpop: what it was, what it is, who invented it, when it started and ended, which bands are Britpop and which aren’t. These people are journalists. Specifically, music journalists, who possess the pedantic instinct of all journalists to get the facts right, but also, because they write about pop music, have a competing desire to be romantic. To mythologise. To make people and events and songs and whole entire years seem more flamboyant, more life-changing and revolutionary than they actually were.The peop...

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68 minutes ago Who left Strictly tonight? Fans 'shocked and confused' by another bombshell dance

Strictly Come Dancing fans have been left reeling following another shock dance-off as a major spoiler for this week's bottom two and eviction was leaked online

Events

68 minutes ago I bought a ‘magic’ device to dry clothes that costs pennies to run and now I hardly use the tumble dryer

The dehumidifier has also been fantastic at banishing window condensation, leading to less mould growth

Politics

73 minutes ago King Charles makes relaxed start to Australian tour but spends less than 10 minutes at lunch in his honour

After a day of rest, monarch appears at Sydney lunch in his honour and gives hosts an hourglass while joking about swift passage of timeKing Charles III did not linger long at the luncheon put on in his honour, at the second scheduled event of his short Australian visit. And his gift to the gathering was a reminder of the fleeting passage of time.There was a menu fit for a king, and very Sydney: chargrilled asparagus and olive dust; marinated octopus and squid ink wafer; barramundi and duck confit.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading...

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80 minutes ago Liam Payne 'forced' to stay in Argentina for one reason before balcony fall death

One Direction's Liam Payne – who tragically fell to his death from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina, earlier this week – was unable to leave the country as planned, sources have claimed

Events

85 minutes ago Ninja's 'massive' 10.4L air fryer that 'makes the oven redundant' now £53 off

"Game changer. Nothing not to like. Have a practically redundant pair of ovens. Never been a fan of sausages until I cooked in the Ninja"

Economics

2 hours ago Karla’s Choice: A John le Carré Novel by Nick Harkaway review – the Circus is back in town

John le Carré’s son does him proud in an excellent spy thriller about a Soviet agent that faithfully bridges two of his father’s classic talesAutumn now seems officially to be John le Carré season, given that this is the fourth year running since the author’s death in 2020 we’ve had a new book by or about him: first came the posthumously published novel Silverview, then an edition of his letters, as well as a memoir by his lover Sue “Suleika” Dawson (The Secret Heart), before last year’s follow-up exposé by his biographer Adam Sisman, The Secret Life of John le Carré, documenting other lovers the espionage writer hadn’t wanted mentioned in his lifetime.Considering the drift of those books, it’s maybe unsurprising if we’ve lost sight of le Carré’s achievements as a novelist, especially i...

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2 hours ago Aldi to start selling £7 version of £645 ornament usually seen in celebrity homes

Bearbrick fans can get their hands on their very own unique figurine for as little as £6.99 from Aldi compared to Molly-Mae's £645 version

Economics