39 minutes ago What is 'pink cocaine'? New party drug linked to death of Liam Payne and cited in Diddy lawsuits is a dangerous mix of meth, ketamine and amphetamines that can cause hallucinations and psychosis

Also known as 'tuci' or 'tusi' or 'Pantera Rosa' the drug originates from Colombia and despite its name doesn't actually always contain cocaine but a potent cocktail of other drugs.

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56 minutes ago Lottie Tomlinson dresses all in black at Pride Of Britain Awards hours after tearful Liam Payne tribute

Lottie Tomlinson dresses all in black at Pride Of Britain Awards hours after tearful Liam Payne tribute

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58 minutes ago BGT winner Sydnie Christmas reveals mystery health condition wrecked her health

BGT champ Sydnie Christmas has candidly opened up on how she battles for years with an unknown health condition that left her in agony and ended up with her being prescribed antidepressants

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68 minutes ago Peter Andre and his family have all eyes on them as they arrive at Pride of Britain

Peter Andre and Emily MacDonagh posed on the Pride of Britain red carpet with his and Katie Price's children, Junior and Princess Andre

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70 minutes ago The Guardian view on foreign powers in Sudan: struggling for advantage while civilians starve | Editorial

The role of the United Arab Emirates in fuelling the war is under the spotlight. But other countries too are exacerbating the deadly conflictThe often denied but obvious involvement of foreign powers in Sudan’s deadly civil war is now firmly in the spotlight. Tens of thousands of people, including many civilians, have been killed since it began last April. Now, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has accused the Sudanese armed forces (SAF) of bombing its ambassador’s residence in Khartoum, causing “extensive damage”. The SAF denied it, claiming that last month’s strike was the work of the rival paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), backed by the UAE.What’s not in doubt is that both sides are committing war crimes and that they are able to do so because foreign governments are supporting t...

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71 minutes ago Heartbroken Costa del Sol runner reveals moment he watched friend die in final leg of triathlon

Mark Stokes, 57, fell while running during the competition in Torremolinos, Costa del Sol, on Thursday - and was one of two triathletes who sadly died during the challenge

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72 minutes ago Carol Vorderman's Pride of Britain looks through the years as she hosts ceremony for 25th time

Carol Vorderman always looks stunning on the red carpet when hosting The Daily Mirror Pride Of Britain Awards, which she has been fronting since 1999

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76 minutes ago Charles's heckler makes me embarrassed to be Australian. It was like watching someone turn on your grandparents, writes ANGELA MOLLARD

While the King and Queen showed remarkable poise as they came under fire from Senator Lidia Thorpe, there is widespread revulsion that the couple were targeted in such a manner.

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80 minutes ago One Direction to make chart return as sales soar after Liam Payne's tragic death

One Direction's music is set to dominate the UK albums chart once again as sales of their back catalogue soar following the tragic death of their former bandmate Liam Payne

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84 minutes ago Fraud probe is launched into £112m hotel built by Unite union amid claims £14m 'vanished' from the accounts

The Serious Fraud Office, as reported by the BBC , has launched a probe into the project amid claims of a 'mystery' £14million sum missing from the final accounts.

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