3 hours ago Bonnie Blue issues blunt 'regret' statement after sleeping with 100s of students

Bonnie Blue, who claims to have slept with 1,057 men in 12 hours, says she has one 'regret' about her career in the adult entertainment industry, which has seen her make headlines across the globe

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6 hours ago What the world wants to do for a living: Fascinating map shows how being a pilot is the globe's number one dream job, while 'YouTuber' and attorney also prove popular

On the map, countries have been colour-coded to indicate the jobs their residents most want information about with a view to taking up that career.

Society

21 hours ago EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Holly Willoughby wins planning row for extension to £8m home

The Dancing On Ice presenter, pictured, wanted to build an extension and link an outbuilding to the main part of her £8million, six-bedroom home.

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5 hours ago Ruben Amorim told to build new Man Utd team around 'unique player' Erik ten Hag overlooked

Ruben Amorim is seeing the best of the 'outstanding' player now he has the confidence to wear the shirt without feeling the weight of it, says club legend Gary Pallister

Sport

3 hours ago ‘Criminally reckless’: why LA’s urban sprawl made wildfires inevitable – and how it should rebuild

A century of foolhardy development, including public subsidies for rebuilding in the firebelt, hugely contributed to this tragedy, writes our architecture critic. LA must rethink – and build upwards not outwards‘Crime don’t climb” is one of the glib mottoes long used by Los Angeles real estate agents to help sell the multimillion dollar homes in the hills that surround the sprawling metropolis. Residents of the lush ridges and winding canyons can rest assured, in their elevated green perches – safely removed from the smog-laden, supposedly crime-ridden flatlands beneath. What the realtors neglect to mention, however, is that, while crime rarely ascends the hills, flames certainly do. And that the very things that make this sun-soaked city’s dream homes so attractive – lush landscaping, quaint timber construction, raised terrain and narrow, twisting lanes – are the very things that make them burn so well. They create blazing infernos that, as we have seen over the past week, are trag...

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29 hours ago The Traitors fans convinced they've uncovered old footage of Linda singing in an opera show

BBC The Traitors viewers have been doing some deep digging on fan favourite Linda Rands and believe they've managed to unearth footage of her during her former career as an opera singer.

Culture

32 hours ago Thought UnitedHealthcare couldn’t get more awful? They’ve gone villain mode | Arwa Mahdawi

Killing people with paperwork instead of a gun doesn’t make you any less of a murdererAt this very moment Luigi Mangione, who is accused of shooting UnitedHealthcare’s CEO last month, is sitting in a federal jail cell in Brooklyn. He’s got a barrage of court appearances scheduled and, once he has wound his way through the criminal justice system, he could be behind bars for the rest of his life.Which, of course, is as it should be. While there are a lot of reasons that many people find the 26-year-old alleged assassin sympathetic, you can’t just gun a CEO down outside a hotel in Manhattan and face no consequences for it. And Mangione, who is, by all accounts, an extremely smart guy with an Ivy League education, should really have known better. He should have known that if he wanted to murder someone – and get away with it – there were far more socially acceptable ways of doing so.Arwa Mahdawi is a Guardian US columnist Continue reading...

Science

3 hours ago One mistake we're all making with Yorkshire puddings, according to top chef

Yorkshire puddings are notoriously hard to get right, but a top chef has revealed the one mistake many of us are making that's causing the fluffy bakes to fall flat

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8 hours ago Soho House billionaire's plans for new 'monstrosity' mansion in the Cotswolds could be scuppered by Iron Age fort

Ronald Burkle, who owns celebrity hotspot Soho House, wants to build the huge six-bedroom abode on farmland in a small Cotswolds village but has been met with strong local opposition.

Society

31 hours ago Jamie Oliver fans blast his new £1 meal series as they claim chef has 'lost the plot' and needs to 'get real'

The celebrity chef, 49, has returned to TV screens for the new year with Jamie's £1 Wonders And Money Saving Meals - a new budget meal series to combat the cost of living crisis in the UK.

Economics

22 hours ago Vile football fan who 'performed sex act in front of kids on bus' said it was 'banter'

Gordon Sawers, 46, performed the vile act in front of school children and threatened them with sexual violence on a double decker bus - before branding the incident 'banter'

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3 hours ago Diane Langton dead at 77: Hollyoaks and Only Fools And Horses icon dies as tributes pour in

The popular actress, whose career in TV and film spanned more than six decades, died on Wednesday after a short illness.

Events

3 hours ago Loch Lomond 'wallaby island' plans approved as TV presenter Kirsty Young set to open holiday lodge

Broadcaster Kirsty Young and her businessman husband Nick Jones have been granted permission to build a new lodge on Inchconnachan, known as 'wallaby island', on Loch Lomond.

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26 hours ago London Chop House Owners and Chef Debut Ostrea Seafood in Downtown Detroit

London Chop House Owners and Chef Debut Ostrea Seafood in Downtown Detroit  DBusiness

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38 hours ago Oleksandr Usyk offers confusing prediction for if Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua ever fight

Oleksandr Usyk has beaten both Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua twice in his illustrious career, but the Ukrainian has refused to predict a winner if the two Brits were to ever fight

Sport

5 hours ago Stephen Hendry reveals the snooker star he loves to watch but his disappearance flummoxed him

After a slow burner of a career the Scot says he's loving watching the player in action

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4 hours ago Fact check: No UK prime minister has attended a US presidential inauguration

Donald Trump has broken with a long tradition of foreign leaders not attending the presidential swearing-in ceremony.

Politics

28 hours ago Richest billionaire chef worth more than Gordon Ramsay and Jamie Oliver combined

When it comes to the world of celebrity chefs, it's easy to assume that Gordon Ramsay and Jamie Oliver are the biggest names - but they're not actually the richest

Society

6 hours ago Major holiday hotspot issues chilling pandemic warning in wake of COVID

Australian officials must learn from mistakes made during the COVID-19 pandemic in order to build back public trust ahead of the next viral outbreak that could sweep the world

Events

4 hours ago The learning difficulty Holly Willoughby shares with Jamie Oliver as celebrity chef launches new documentary

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

Politics

29 hours ago Cambridge law student sues university after he failed his PhD, claiming it held up his career as a barrister because he was 'less able' to write a thesis

Jacob Meagher is seeking 'substantial damages' from the world famous institution, alleging he was the subject of disability discrimination and victimisation following the failure of his Law Phd.

Society

6 hours ago Draper defies Kokkinakis and partisan Australian Open crowd to win thriller

British No 1 wins epic match 6-7 (3), 6-3, 3-6, 7-6, 6-3Draper triumphs after ‘four hours-plus psychodrama’For the second time in as many rounds, Jack Draper found himself on the brink of a desperate, early defeat, his difficult preparation during the off-season laid bare. He had been dragged around the court for three and a half hours, comprehensively outplayed by an opponent determined to eviscerate every last ball.Leading two sets to one, Thanasi Kokkinakis stood at the baseline to serve for a place in the third round of the Australian Open for the first time in his career. Somehow, once again, the British No 1 again found a way through by offering yet another exhibition of his combativeness and heart. Continue reading...

Events

5 hours ago BBC star Kirsty Young's plans to build lodge on 'Wallaby island' in Loch Lomond approved

Plans for Kirsty Young’s very own desert island have been approved

Politics

7 hours ago ‘I’m literally Joan Baez right now’: gen Z women relate to Bob Dylan’s toxic situationship

The film A Complete Unknown has sparked interest in the folk singers’ doomed romance, and with it the realization that a similar dynamic is ‘happening to girls everywhere’Lynda Saldana saw A Complete Unknown on the day it opened – partly because she’s a Bob Dylan fan, and partly because she loves Timothée Chalamet, who plays the folk rock icon during his breakout black turtleneck years. But one supporting character stood out more: the folk legend Joan Baez, played by Monica Barbaro. Saldana had never heard of Baez, but watching Baez and Dylan’s on-again, off-again relationship on screen made her eager to learn more. What happened between them? Did they end up together? “I had to look up their lore,” Saldana said.Saldana, who is 19 and a sophomore at the University of Arizona, is not the only young woman studying up on Baez’s decades-long career – and especially where it intersected with Dylan’s. Saldana found TikTok fan edits of the duo performing together at the 1964 Newport Folk f...

Events

11 hours ago BBC The Traitors 'icon' Linda's life from opera career to viral 'GCSE drama' acting

The Traitors has already taken the UK by storm, with one of the Traitors Linda Rands, 70, quickly becoming an icon both in the game and online

Events

6 hours ago The viral 75 soft challenge will help you start the new year on a high – and it’s editor approved

The soft 75 challenge is a more sustainable way to build healthy habits – here’s how to do it

Politics

22 hours ago James thwarts Bournemouth but act of redemption cannot halt Chelsea slide

From title challengers to top-four contenders to reviving the undercurrent of dissatisfaction with the club’s direction, quite the slide for Chelsea. The returning Thomas Tuchel will have seen few of the players he left behind in 2022 but he will, though, have been reminded of the permanent jeopardy of being Chelsea manager.Previously a safe pair of hands guiding the Chelsea project, Enzo Maresca’s formula for success is wobbling. His team showed a combination of callowness and profligacy, struggling with a spirited Bournemouth team stripped to bare bones. It took an added-time free-kick from Reece James, openly criticised by Maresca, his Chelsea career hampered by injury, and a survivor from Tuchel’s time, to prevent defeat. Continue reading...

Events

7 hours ago I was sent off on my Rangers debut in Celtic humiliation – I wish my time there went differently

Despite a career that included spells with the likes of Arsenal and AC Milan the Swiss international couldn't handle life in Glasgow

Politics

24 hours ago Inquiry finds 'no failings in care' after notorious paedophiles died from covid in prison

Both former RAF serviceman Gordon Pinkerton and priest Francis Moore died in hospital after contracting the virus during outbreaks at HMP Dumfries.

Events

8 hours ago Gordon Ramsay's 'boring same meal' he eats every night after losing three stone

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, 58, has revealed what he eats every day to keep the pounds off and also opened up on how he resists eating all the delicious dishes in his restaurants

Politics

31 hours ago ‘It allowed me to be more myself’: how becoming a clown can be therapeutic

Clowns are associated with laughter and entertainment, but increasing numbers of people are using the medium as a form of personal development and self-discoveryWithout clowning, Olly Mead would never have had the courage to become a politician; Issy Millsop wouldn’t have swapped her career for something that paid less but was more fulfilling; and Lucy Heard wouldn’t have learned to “appreciate silliness, being stupid and playful, and the freedom that gives me”.Therapeutic clowning, albeit still niche, is gaining in popularity: while 10 years ago, Holly Stoppit says she was probably the only therapeutic clown teacher in the UK, there are now teachers across the country. Continue reading...

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8 hours ago Celebrity chef announces 'very tough decision' to close Edinburgh restaurant

Celebrity chef Tom Kitchin has made the 'very tough decision' to close one of his Edinburgh restaurants after two years, explaining he had 'no option' amid rising financial costs.

Politics

31 hours ago Alex Scott's tragic admission about famous girlfriend and date with Coronation Street star

Alex Scott is celebrating another career milestone after being inducted into the Women's Super League Hall of Fame - but it comes after some emotional setbacks along the way

Events

9 hours ago The learning disability Holly Willoughby shares with Jamie Oliver as celebrity chef launches new documentary

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

Politics

38 hours ago Former London career criminal says he killed five people during the Troubles as MI5 hitman

Former London career criminal says he killed five people during the Troubles as MI5 hitman  The Irish News

Events

9 hours ago The Knave of Clubs: historic Shoreditch boozer to return after 30 years

Camberwell Arms co-owner James Drye has teamed up with chef Patrick Powell and hospitality man Benjy Leibowitz to reopen an east London gem

Politics

40 hours ago Madeleine West is pregnant at 45! Neighbours star announces shock baby news after having six children with her celebrity chef ex

Madeleine West has announced she is pregnant with her seventh child.

Events

11 hours ago Gordon Ramsay eats 'same dinner' every night after shedding three stone

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is well-known for his love of exercise and a healthy lifestyle and after he lost three stone he sticks to the same meals every day to stay in shape

Politics

12 hours ago AD FEATURE: The career move with big opportunities that can help take you to the next level

Upskilling with Gower College Swansea's apprenticeships can lead you on a path to success

Politics

12 hours ago Life of BBC Traitors 'icon' Linda from opera career to Leicester Square billboard

The Traitors is back for its third season, and contestant Linda is already proving to be popular as TV fans call her an ‘icon'

Politics

12 hours ago Judd Trump explains why he chose to leave UK with figure skater girlfriend

Judd Trump has followed in the footsteps of Ronnie O'Sullivan by moving to Hong Kong and says the time is right for him to be "inspired" and "enjoy" his career

Politics

13 hours ago A moment that changed me: I tasted honey so sublime, I gave up my career to keep bees

When a neighbour let me see inside his hive, it set me on a path to an extraordinary life second actI was first introduced to bees when I was invited to visit a neighbour’s apiary one April afternoon, 20 years ago. Like most people, I was terrified of stinging insects, but I was fond of the honey they produced, which I would drizzle into my tea to soothe a scratchy throat.An invitation to meet honeybees was unusual. At the time, I was a freelance designer and illustrator, and spent my days working from my tiny red cottage in rural Connecticut. Occasionally, I took day trips into New York City to meet with clients and a few times each year travelled to China to oversee manufacturing of giftware for a small import company Continue reading...

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14 hours ago Raducanu ‘more comfortable’ with herself now that she’s not fixated on results

Briton showed grit in Australian Open first-round victoryAnisimova ‘incredibly dangerous’ rival in next roundEmma Raducanu says she has become more comfortable in her skin and learned how to enjoy her career journey rather than fixating on results as she prepares to face her friend Amanda Anisimova for a place in the third round of the Australian Open.“I think I’m a lot more comfortable with myself, which helps,” said Raducanu. “I feel like I’m not necessarily trying to prove anything. I’m just doing it for myself. I feel like now I’ve come to the realisation that I just enjoy the process of what I’m doing. Continue reading...

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16 hours ago Inquest into death of former Man United, Leeds and Scotland footballer Gordon McQueen will examine his goalscoring headers

The number of goals headed by football legend Gordon McQueen when he played for Scotland will be investigated as part of an inquest into his death.

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