40 minutes ago Arsenal news: Mikel Arteta problems stack up as Gary Neville cautions against excuse

Arsenal are preparing for two games this week but will be without several of their leading lights as Gary Neville claimed their injury list cannot be used as an excuse

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2 hours ago Liverpool news: Virgil van Dijk contract update as Arne Slot readies for Leipzig

Virgil van Dikj has revealed negotiations around a new contract have started but Liverpool are yet to agree terms with their captain ahead of Champions League clash

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3 hours ago Mum's heartbreak after husband heads out for his run and doesn't come home

Jo Longhurst has confirmed a body found in woodland in Barming, Kent in the hunt for Jamin Longhurst is that of her husband, and now her family's "world has been shattered"

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3 hours ago ITV Good Morning Britain star shares struggles with Parkinson diagnosis symptoms

Nick Stapleton has opened up about his dad John Stapleton's Parkinson's diagnosis during a segment of BBC Morning Live, admitting it was 'deeply troubling news'

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4 hours ago Hidden bathroom camera on Royal Caribbean cruise 'may have filmed over 1,000 people'

A new class action lawsuit seeks damages for passengers onboard the Symphony of the Seas who were unknowingly photographed and filmed by their stateroom attendant, Arvin Mirasol.

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4 hours ago Gen Z are obsessed with spoilers as 68% admit to doing a ‘Second Screaming’

Two thirds of Gen Zers scan the net for developments and the ending in real time, a practice known as ‘second streaming’ – something only 10% of Boomers admit to doing

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5 hours 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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6 hours ago Jill Biden says it was the ‘right call’ for her husband to drop out of 2024 campaign

The First Lady admitted it might be ‘tough’ for the couple to relinquish power

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6 hours ago Safiyya Vorajee admits feeling 'like she didn't want to be here' after Azaylia's death

Safiyya Vorajee and her ex, Ashley Cain, lost their daughter Azaylia when she was eight months old. Azaylia battled acute myeloid leukaemia

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