4 minutes ago Rioter dies in prison after being jailed for two years for shouting racist abuse at police and calling asylum seekers 'child killers' during anti

Peter Lynch, 61, died on Saturday night at HMP Moorland near Doncaster, in south Yorkshire. He was serving a two year and eight months prison term after being jailed in August.

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7 minutes ago Award to Elizabeth Line is a damning indictment of British architecture

Four years late and massively over budget, of course the Lizzie line is winning awards, writes Helen Coffey – our expectations have become so low when it comes to public transport in the UK, we’ll give anything a prize

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11 minutes ago Full frontal nudity, THAT titillating tennis scene and bare bottoms galore: All the raunchiest moments in Rivals as fans praise new Disney+ 'bonkbuster' as a 'masterclass in storytelling' 

The eight-part series, follows the cut throat world of television, focusing on the tense rivalry between Rupert Campbell-Black (Alex Hassell) and Lord Tony Baddingham (David Tennant)

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13 minutes ago Rioter dies in prison after being jailed for two years for racially abusing police and calling asylum seekers 'child killers' during anti

Peter Lynch, 61, died on Saturday night at HMP Moorland near Doncaster, in south Yorkshire. He was serving a two year and eight months prison term after being jailed in August.

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27 minutes ago Rihanna's beau ASAP Rocky wants to 'emulate Wrexham' and purchase Tranmere Rovers

ASAP Rocky is reportedly set to follow in girlfriend Rihanna's footsteps by investing in an English football club, with League Two side Tranmere Rovers the team in question

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29 minutes ago Hector Bellerin explains what sets Mikel Arteta apart amid Arsene Wenger comparison

Hector Bellerin played under both both Mikel Arteta and Arsene Wenger during his time at Arsenal and is enthused with the progress that the club have made under the former

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34 minutes ago Bayern Munich get back in groove as Kane and Kompany trust the process | Andy Brassell

The Bavarians’ big win against Stuttgart shows just how much things have changed since Thomas Tuchel’s tenureBuild it and they will come. That had been the message coming out of Bayern Munich’s corridors of power over the international break, from Vincent Kompany, Max Eberl and the higher-ups. If there had been a fortnight’s worth of heel-kicking it was just that; not stewing, not sulking, but a belief that Bayern were ready to unload on an opponent, with the excellence and exhilaration of their play so far this season bound to reach critical mass.Even for a club constantly walled in by hyperbole and overreaction, the description of the team’s pre-international break run of three games without a win as Kompany’s first “mini-crisis” had felt faintly ludicrous. For starters, they were sti...

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36 minutes ago London council to fund winter fuel allowance for pensioners set to lose it under Government plans

Elderly Tower Hamlets residents will receive £175 from the council if they will miss out on the benefit

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41 minutes ago Rihanna's boyfriend A$AP Rocky to copy Ryan Reynolds' Wrexham takeover in bid to buy EFL club

Rihanna's boyfriend A$AP Rocky is reportedly set to follow in the footsteps of Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney by investing in an EFL club

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46 minutes ago Emily Atack praised as she strips for bold nude tennis scene in Rivals

Jilly Cooper's Rivals has been adapted for Disney+ and sees Emily Atack strip off for the role, with fans of the show giving it a huge Rotten Tomatoes score for the brand new series

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