The actor called the amount of injuries on the film ‘insane’

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Christin Coble, 45, was arrested and booked into the Sandusky County Jail in Ohio on charges of rape on January 7, after police responded to a call over an alleged assault at a student's home

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PM faces questions over Tulip Siddiq’s resignation as Treasury minister

Economics

The feature may signal how Nintendo is getting ready for a wave of third-party games, including Call of Duty

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Singers say Walsh ‘promised us the sun, moon, and stars’

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Holly Willoughby , 43, will be swapping her glamorous red carpet ensembles for a pair of camouflage hot pants and hiking boots as she prepares to host the show in Costa Rica.

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Obesity has always been classified as a health risk, but for some it is an illness that needs to be correctly identified

Science

The Edinburgh star is making a huge name for himself as he enjoys a breakthrough event at the Australian Open

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Claire Boulton, 47, discovered she had cancer on her wedding day as the nurse called while she was sat in a salon, after saying she had felt unwell for several years before

Society

Keir Starmer insisted the government will stick to its fiscal rules as he clashed with Kemi Badenoch at PMQs.

Economics

In the latest episode of Love Island: All Stars, India Reynolds faced backlash from viewers who accused her of playing a calculated game

Sport

A two-year-old boy died after a 'medical emergency' at Early Leaners Day Nursery in Bootle, Merseyside, as police were called to the nursery at 12.35pm on Tuesday

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Comedian and actor Tony Slattery, who has died aged 65, showed youthful promise in the Cambridge Footlights troupe - alongside a host of future household names.

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Experts are calling for two new "diagnostic categories" of obesity

Science

Ronnie O'Sullivan has called on snooker bosses to do more to support players who are struggling with their mental health following his withdrawal from the Masters

Politics

The creation of Jubilee Heights promises to create employment opportunities in Bury town centre

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Fans of the family favourites have been calling for the company to bring back the original sausages

Economics

Arsenal's injury problems in attack could see Raheem Sterling finally make an impact but Mikel Arteta cannot bring in another Premier League loan due to deal with Chelsea

Sport

The unnamed patient, described as a housewife and believed to be from southern Italy developed a condition called unilateral gigantomastia, where only one breast grows abnormally large.

Events

New recommendations on how to define obesity would reduce the emphasis on body mass index and also take into account health problems from extra weight and other measurements

Science

The women, born in the 1950s, were affected by changes to the state pension age and were not properly informed by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

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Public service cuts and ‘stark impact of poverty’ are causing worse outcomes for children, according to surveyPoor parental mental health has overtaken domestic violence as the most commonly reported factor in social worker assessments into whether a child is at risk of serious harm or neglect, according to new research.Growing rates of mental illness – in both parents and children – were an increasingly important driver of child safeguarding interventions in England, the latest comprehensive survey of children’s social care pressures found.In the UK and Ireland, Samaritans can be contacted on freephone 116 123, or email jo@samaritans.org or jo@samaritans.ie. In the US, you can call or text the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline on 988, chat on 988lifeline.org, or text HOME to 741741 to connect with a crisis counselor. In Australia, the crisis support service Lifeline is 13 11 14. Other international helplines can be found at befrienders.org Continue reading...

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Watch live as Sir Keir Starmer faces Kemi Badenoch at Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday, 15 January, after a surprise inflation fall gave a boost to under-fire chancellor Rachel Reeves.

Economics

Spurs head coach says some of the comments he heard crossed a line

Sport

Changes to Legacy Act could lift block on former Sinn Féin president receiving payout for unlawful internmentUK politics live – latest updatesThe former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams and 400 others interned during the Northern Ireland Troubles would be in line for compensation from the British government if Labour’s plan to ditch controversial laws dealing with the period goes ahead, it has been claimed.Jonathan Caine, a former government adviser to three Northern Ireland secretaries, has urged the government to rethink its planned repeal of the Legacy Act 2023. Lord Caine told BBC Northern Ireland that Labour’s decision was “political”. Continue reading...

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Aalayah Stewart been at Freeman Hospital in Newcastle for 10 months with a mechanical pump, called a Berlin heart which is carrying out the function of her failed organ.

Science

Her most recent reality venture saw her head Down Under and join 11 other famous faces in the I'm A Celeb jungle

Politics

North Dakota is in a unique position to use its oil wealth to eventually end property taxes on people's homes under a plan from new Gov. Kelly Armstrong

Society

Latest Manchester United news as Sir Jim Ratcliffe's final cash injection is confirmed following his purchase of a stake in the club from the Glazer family in December 2023

Economics

Sentiment is changing for Call of Duty Black Ops 6 after players were left disappointed with the latest patch notes, with some going as far as claiming Activision 'doesn't care'

Sport

The Federal Statistics Office said today that Europe's largest economy had contracted by 0.2 per cent following a decline in 2023

Events

‘Very difficult time’ anticipated as Poland takes over EU presidency against backdrop of geopolitical uncertaintyEurope must “take responsibility” for its own security, Poland has told its fellow EU member states, as Warsaw takes over the rotating presidency of the bloc at a time of increasing geopolitical uncertainty.Poland has started its six-month presidency as Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House having promised to bring a negotiated end to Russia’s war in neighbouring Ukraine and threatened to seize Greenland using military force. Continue reading...

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After agreeing to take the role of Global Head of Soccer at Red Bull back in October, Klopp has now officially started and it promises to be a busy opening couple of months for the German.

Society

The Consumer Prices Index figure fell to 2.5%, still above the Bank of England’s 2% target

Economics

Boyzone and Louis Walsh are ready to air their feelings in an explosive documentary that reignites the long-running feud between the band and their former manager

Events

Resolving a housing crisis has become one of prime minister Pedro Sanchez 's most pressing challenges amid a chronic shortage of affordable homes and rising rents

Politics

A Swedish artist is about to have the dream of a lifetime fulfilled: a little red model house he created will be launched into space this week and if all goes according to plan put on the surface of the moon

Society

The cost of Government borrowing eased on Wednesday morning in a tentative sign of relief among traders after more heightened economic concerns.

Economics

But fears have been raised that she could hit farmers again this year by making cuts to the Environment Land Management (Elm) scheme.

Events

Treasury Chief Secretary Darren Jones admitted 'tough decisions' will be needed after the UK took a hammering from markets.

Politics

Emergency services were only called for Kimberley McAssey, 29, 30 hours after she fell unresponsive after a night with Ryan Sheridan as he failed to call the emergency services

Society

The Prime Minister used yesterday's Cabinet meeting to outline his aim of striking a 'partnership' with America under Mr Trump to 'advance our economic growth'.

Economics

Boyzone and Louis Walsh don't hold back as they dissect their long-running feud in an explosive new documentary about the Irish boyband.

Events

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' lawyers claim 'freak off' footage will prove Combs' innocence as they call for the footage to be released. They state there are 'no minors' or 'orgies'

Politics

An amendment to the Renters’ Rights Bill, back before the House of Commons on Tuesday, proposes to cap advance rent payments at one month’s rent.

Society

The Consumer Prices Index figure fell to 2.5%, still above the Bank of England’s 2% target

Economics

As HMPV – once thought to be a mystery virus – appears to sweep the globe , officials at the World Health Organisation have called for the return of three key Coronavirus pandemic restrictions

Events

Captain Gigi Moreira talks about women’s football development in her country and working with her sister to produce the next generation of playersGigi Moreira is more than just the captain of Ecuador’s women’s national team – she’s an ambassador for a country that this summer has a chance to showcase the steps forward it has taken when it hosts the 2025 Copa América Femenina in July and August. The tournament represents a real opportunity to accelerate the growth of the women’s game in the region.The 32-year-old defender, who is playing for Fundación Albacete in Spain’s second division, has worked tirelessly to transform Ecuadorian women’s football for years now with her sister, Gissela, and they founded Moreira Fútbol Femenino, the country’s first football school exclusively for girls, in 2015. The school offers training for girls as young as four – an opportunity the sisters never had.This is an extract from our free weekly email, Moving the Goalposts. To get the full edition, vis...

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Prime Minister said the “unprecedented” proposals will deter non EU nationals from purchasing second homes.

Society

Thousands of people have signed an online petition calling for the £169.50 TV licence fee to end for people over 66.

Economics

Inside a torrid week for the MP for Hampstead

Events

It was announced on Sunday that the Duchess of Sussex , 43, had made the decision to postpone With Love, Meghan due to the devastation of the wildfires in her hometown of Los Angeles.

Politics

Railway signaller Michael Knox, 61, was said to have 'kicked off' when he found some of his food on the kitchen counter after the cleaner had cleared out the office fridge.

Society

Crucially for the embattled Chancellor, UK borrowing costs edged lower on international bond markets having soared to 27-year highs, though the pound remains volatile, writes HUGO DUNCAN.

Economics

Experts believe H5N1 bird flu belongs in a growing category of infectious diseases that can cause pandemics across many species. But there are ways to reduce the risksBird flu poses a threat that is “unique and new in our lifetime” because it has become a “‘panzootic” that can kill huge numbers across multiple species, experts warn. For months, highly pathogenic bird flu, or H5N1, has been circulating in dairy farms, with dozens of human infections reported among farm workers. It has now jumped into more than 48 species of mammals, from bears to dairy cows, causing mass die-offs in sea lions and elephant seal pups. Last week, the first person in the US died of the infection.This ability to infect, spread between, and kill such a wide range of creatures has prompted some scientists to call H5N1 a “panzootic”: an epidemic that leaps species barriers and can devastate diverse animal populations, posing a threat to humans too. As shrinking habitats, biodiversity loss and intensified far...

Events

Tasha Ghouri engaged in a tense phone call as she was seen for the first time since splitting from Andrew Le Page on Wedesday.

Politics

A dip in inflation today eased pressure on Rachel Reeves and boosted hopes of a February interest rate cut.

Economics

Andrew Malkinson has slammed Criminal Cases Review Commission chairwoman Helen Pitcher after her resignation

Events

Ms Siddiq resigned from her role as City minister on Tuesday.

Politics

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said she will ‘fight every day’ to improve people’s living standards.

Economics

Think prejudice is overblown? A social psychologist provides the receipts in this densely informative but highly readable accountIt was over schnitzel and mash that my friend’s Bavarian grandparents decided to call me a “black devil”, chuckling all the while. Breaded chicken has since been my madeleine, taking me back to racially charged moments I’ve not known quite how to interpret. Is it really racist if they didn’t mean to be rude? What if they have dementia? And if racism = prejudice + power, was being called a black devil while I choked down some potatoes even that big a deal, given that I felt in no way disempowered in the company of my tiny, elderly hosts?In his succinct and bingeable book The Science of Racism, professor of social psychology Keon West begins by acknowledging that society doesn’t agree on even the most basic aspects of racism, let alone its finer points. Indeed, roughly half of Britons don’t believe minorities face more discrimination than white peo...

Events

Former footballer Joey Barton has called on environmental campaigners Just Stop Oil to intervene and stop adult star Bonnie Blue after her world record claim

Politics

The Consumer Prices Index figure fell to 2.5%, still above the Bank of England’s 2% target

Economics

Coronation Street fans are convinced newcomer Mandy is hiding something on the ITV soap, as she debuted as a prison guard in scenes with Rob Donovan and Matty Radcliffe

Events

PM faces questions over Tulip Siddiq’s resignation as Treasury minister

Politics

It could mean fewer cars on the road and less congestion

Economics

Former The Traitors star Jaz has shared the game plan the new contestants should be adopting after admitting he would have caught the series Traitor Linda by now

Events

As the feted musicians arrive in London for two concerts, we look at El Sistema, the education system that spawned the world-conquering orchestra, and why some are calling for its boycottDecember 2009, in a hall in the infamous 23 de Enero (“23 January”) barrio high above Caracas, Venezuela. This can be a daunting part of town, especially with its intimate links to the 23 January 1958 revolution that ousted the dictator Marcos Pérez Jiménez. Dangerous enough to have security patrols from a local community group created after street protests in 2002. So, although I am here on my own, there is also my minder. All hell seems to be breaking loose.The noise is the sound of intense clapping, whistling, crying and cheering in this bare communal building, and all, from the youngest to the oldest, are enthralled at what they have just encountered. In fact, quite a number of the people are just staring at each other with a wonder in their eyes. Continue reading...

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Government still working to verify reports of Melbourne man’s death after being captured by Russian forces while fighting for UkraineFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAustralia would take “the strongest action possible”, including potentially expelling Russia’s ambassador, Anthony Albanese has warned, as the federal government scrambles to verify reports that Melbourne man Oscar Jenkins had been killed after being captured by Russian forces while fighting for Ukraine.Albanese said on Wednesday that any harm to Jenkins would be “absolutely reprehensible”, and demanded Moscow immediately confirm the condition of the 32-year-old Australian citizen, after reports overnight that he had died.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading...

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As with US bond yields, the UK economy risks catching cold whenever anywhere else sneezes – but Britain can insulate itself betterThe British government was right to describe the recent bout of market volatility in the UK as having been fuelled principally by “global factors” – in particular, a sharp rise in US bond yields. It was also right in touting how well UK markets have coped with the turmoil. But no one should downplay the additional challenges the UK economy will confront in the months ahead, the structural weaknesses that are compounding its vulnerability, or the policy action that is urgently needed.The recent surge in US yields has three main causes: a string of data releases indicating that actual and potential economic growth are outpacing consensus estimates, higher-than-projected inflation (with a meaningful rise in consumers’ inflation expectations), and increased market sensitivity to the bond issuance that comes with large deficits and debt. Given that advanced ec...

Events

Oliver, 49, discovered he had dyslexia, which causes issues with reading, writing and spelling, as a child.

Politics

Sir Keir Starmer hit by second ministerial resignation in six months as Tulip Siddiq steps down as anti-corruption minister

Economics

Shields was only a newborn when she appeared in her first TV ad, setting off a chain reaction of events that would see her become a generational touchstone of beauty and youth. Her candid new book is a surprisingly optimistic take on aging full of lessons in self-love and self-advocacy, writes Annabel Nugent. But while definitely hopeful, these promises ring hollow in a society that’s yet to catch up with Shields

Events

Urgent action is needed to unlock liquidity and create deeper UK capital markets without placing additional strain on the Exchequer.

Politics

Accountancy body warns steep decline was driven by unprecedented concerns over the impact of the tax burden and weaker domestic sales growth.

Economics

Tony Slattery, who was known for appearing in Channel 4's comedy improvisation show Whose Line Is It Anyway?, passed away on Tuesday morning following a heart attack

Events

A dip in inflation today eased pressure on Rachel Reeves and boosted hopes of a February interest rate cut.

Politics

Stirling and Clackmannashire are to be handed a boost to the tune of £350million which will go towards progressing the Lochies School and Callander Primary School projects.

Economics

Remember when she used to claim that the Tories had 'crashed the economy'? Well, it took the markets six months to work out that she had no growth plan.

Events

Tulip Siddiq announced her resignation to avoid being a 'distraction' to the government after a sleaze probe said her behaviour was 'regrettable'.

Politics

Ian Murray has been invited by the Committee to give evidence on the UK Government’s involvement in the City Region and Growth Deals programme.

Economics

George Achi (pictured) has recently been announced as Head of Editorial Quality and Compliance at the BBC World Service.

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