54 minutes ago Sir Keir Starmer backs Daily Mail campaign to strip 'awful killer' asbestos from schools and hospitals

The Prime Minister said asbestos was an 'awful killer', adding: 'Whatever we need to do to reduce that risk, we absolutely need to do', during a visit to a London Ambulance Service centre today.

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62 minutes ago Strictly's Jowita Przystal breaks silence on Pete Wicks relationship amid romance claims

Strictly Come Dancing star Jowita Przystal addressed romance rumours with her celebrity partner Pete Wicks whilst attending the Mirror's the Pride of Britain Awards in London

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71 minutes ago Oliver Glasner 'positive for the future' as Crystal Palace woe continues

Eagles without a win in their opening eight Premier League games

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86 minutes ago Harrods settling Al Fayed sexual misconduct claims with more than 250 people

Store says it has already settled a number of claims against former owner since 2023Harrods has said more than 250 people are part of its process to settle compensation claims over alleged sexual misconduct by Mohamed Al Fayed.The department store in Knightsbridge, west London, said it had “settled a number of claims with women” made against its former owner since last year. Continue reading...

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96 minutes ago The Franchise review – Armando Iannucci’s superhero satire is saved only by a standout star

This spoof from a team of comedy greats ends up a bit of a mess – largely due to the lack of great jokes. But one actor comes up with the goodsIt is a strange truth that to satirise something effectively, you have to love it – at least a little. You have to see it in the round and understand not just where it fails but where it succeeds, and why some people like it while others loathe it. Good satire doesn’t come from indifference: it comes from disappointment, rage and the desire to show not just how things fail but how they could be better.Jonathan Swift wrote about people eating babies because he was furious. Jane Austen looked at Georgian women’s lot and laid bare all its miseries through laughter. Leaping over a few centuries, the likes of Yes, Minister, Yes, Prime Minister an...

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1 hour ago Mikel Arteta 'honest' as Arsenal boss explains way to fix discipline problem

Gunners saw third player sent off in eight games on Saturday

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1 hour ago Wales train crash: Everything we know so far as Transport for Wales services collide

Transport for Wales and Network Rail confirmed two passenger services had collided in Powys on Monday night with a huge emergency services response

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1 hour ago Simon Cowell makes his first public appearance since One Direction star Liam Payne's death

Simon Cowell has made his first public appearance since the death of Liam Payne as he stepped out at the Pride of Britain awards on Monday night at London's The Grosvenor House Hotel.

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1 hour ago Election 2024 live updates: Trump slams Harris as a ‘cognitive mess’; Cheney urges pro

Polls tighten in key swing states as Kamala Harris and Donald Trump set to end busy day of campaigning with events in Concord, North Carolina, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, respectively

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1 hour ago Angelina Jolie, 49, 'snuck boyfriend Akala, 40, into her London hotel suite for 2 nights'

Angelina Jolie has been spending some cozy nights with her rumored boyfriend, British rapper and political activist Akala, it has been claimed.

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