53 minutes ago Diversity's Jordan Banjo insists pal Perri Kiely 'needs to go on' I'm A Celebrity

Diversity stars Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely talked to the Mirror about the Pride of Britain Awards and the possibility of Perri taking part in I'm A Celeb

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59 minutes ago Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee slams ITV after controversial AI announcement

ITV announced plans recently to hire someone to fill a role involving the spearheading 'AI-driven innovations in content creation,' which prompted some criticism

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65 minutes ago Paul Gascoigne recalls hilarious drunken fight with Mickey Mouse and Disney pals

Paul Gascoigne recalled the story in front of a 2000-strong audience in Newcastle, with the incident taking part when he was due to play against Argentine legend Diego Maradona

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65 minutes ago Sinn Féin staffer resigns after painting in Belfast City Hall ‘removed and damaged’

Incident involving portrait of former DUP lord mayor was reported to PSNI, adding to pressure on Sinn FéinA Sinn Féin assembly employee in Northern Ireland has resigned after admitting involvement in an incident where a portrait of a former DUP mayor was taken off the wall at Belfast City Hall and damaged.The party, which has been rocked by a number of recent controversies north and south of the border in Ireland, said police had been informed and the staffer suspended. It later said they had resigned. Continue reading...

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2 hours ago Kate Garraway on 'hugely emotional night' at Pride of Britain Awards without Derek Draper

Good Morning Britain star Kate Garraway talked about attending the Pride Of Britain Awards without her late husband Derek Draper

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3 hours ago Wolves boss Gary O'Neil could be in hot water following 'bias' comments after Man City winner

Wolves were beaten after a controversial, 95th minute winner for Manchester City, with manager Gary O'Neil hinting his side could be victims of 'sub-conscious bias' from officials

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3 hours ago Can Democrats still win in rural states? Montana’s Senate race offers litmus test

Jon Tester is fighting to keep his Senate seat amid the prospect that Democrats like him are now facing political extinction in the stateHe was a young and little-known underdog. So Max Baucus, candidate for Congress, decided to trek 630 miles across Montana and listen to people talk about their problems. “As luck would have it, on the first day, I walked into a blizzard,” he recalls, pointing to a photo of his young self caked in snow. “It was cold! But the blizzard didn’t last that long.”Baucus shed 12lbs during that two and a half month journey in 1974. He also made friends. The Democrat defeated a Republican incumbent and would soon go on to serve as a Montana senator for 36 years. He never lost an election but saw his beloved home state undergo many changes. Among them is the prosp...

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3 hours ago North Korean arms more significant than troops in Russia’s war against Ukraine

Intelligence builds that members of Pyongyang’s special forces are in Russia preparing for combat as munitions are also shippedUkraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, got to the point in his presidential address last night: “Another state,” he said, was “joining the war against Ukraine”. He was referring to the growing intelligence that shows elite soldiers from North Korea are in Russia preparing to join what has become a fight that, in effect, extends all the way across Asia.The effect will be greater than the numbers believed to be involved. On Friday, South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) reported that 1,500 members of Pyongyang’s special forces had crossed the border to Vladivostok in Russia’s far east to begin training and some degree of participation in the war in U...

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4 hours ago Jake Paul breaks boxing rule with controversial training video ahead of Mike Tyson fight

Jake Paul is currently training for his upcoming boxing match with Mike Tyson next month, and the YouTuber has shared a controversial sparring video on social media

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4 hours ago Pakistan’s government curbs judiciary’s power after alleged harassment of MPs

Coalition will now be able to hire and fire judges but faces accusations it bribed and abducted lawmakers to get its wayPakistan’s government has passed a controversial amendment to the constitution that has been accused of weakening the power and independence of the judiciary, throwing the country’s democracy into further crisis.The 26th constitutional amendment was passed in a clandestine, late-night parliamentary session that was clouded in secrecy and marred by allegations of abductions and intimidation of parliamentarians to force them to vote in favour of the bill. Continue reading...

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