3 hours ago Evil killer lured tragic married army veteran to his death using gay dating app before bludgeoning him to death

A hospital security guard has been convicted of murdering an Army veteran after using a gay dating app to lure him to his death.

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6 hours ago Taylor Swift freebies: Sadiq Khan and City Hall aides were gifted 22 tickets to Wembley Stadium shows

Questions asked about why so many tickets - worth up to £500 each - were being offered to GLA officials

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8 hours ago VIPs will demand Taylor Swift levels of police protection, Cleverly claims

Shadow home secretary says Labour have set a precedent by giving the US singer a police escort during concerts in London earlier this year.

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9 hours ago WH Smith to sell iconic music product in its stores for the first time in 30 years

Music fans of Taylor Swift and Oasis are in for a treat as the retailer is bringing is is reintroducing an old favourite onto its shelves

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10 hours ago East Kilbride security guard pays tribute to tragic One Direction star Liam Payne

Graham McKay was part of One Direction's security team for the band's second headlining global concert tour.

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11 hours ago Dave Portnoy shares letter that he received from Taylor Swift after Trump controversy

The Barstool Sports founder is a Swift fan and a Donald Trump supporter

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12 hours ago Joe Alwyn sends a message to ex Taylor Swift as he poses for a cosy snap with Kendall Jenner

Joe Alwyn made his allegiances clear as he posed for a photo with his ex girlfriend Taylor Swift's rival Kendall Jenner over the weekend.

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18 hours ago Taylor Swift sees exactly what Travis Kelce's 'best friend' thinks of her

Travis Kelce was unable to see his girlfriend Taylor Swift return to the stage as her Eras tour continued in Miami this past weekend, but he was supported by his best friend, Ross Travis

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19 hours ago Why can’t politics in the UK or US get to grips with Taylor Swift? Because she is a force in her own right | Gaby Hinsliff

On each side of the Atlantic, so much rests on what she says, positions she takes and who meets her approval. She is where pop meets politics nowWhen people say that music can change the world, they don’t usually mean songs that capture with bright, sharp intimacy how girls feel.They mean protest songs, political songs, anthems against the Vietnam war; not the soundtracks to aching teenage summers or to eight-year-olds’ dance routines in the playground. They don’t, in short, mean Taylor Swift songs. But that was what Malala Yousafzai, the Nobel peace prize-winning campaigner for women’s right to an education, used to sing with her friends growing up in Pakistan. Music, she posted on Instagram, after attending one of Swift’s London gigs this summer, “made me and my friends feel confident...

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