Belgian star Dimitri Van den Bergh has opened up after his stunning win and DIY pledge

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Mum-of six Tracy Phillips said they were forced to sleep in their coats

Society

As February approached, the coming months will be the decider on whether we all manage to stick to those new year resolutions we jotted down at the start of January. If you're struggling to stay motivated with your fitness goals during the dark winter months, it might be an idea to invest in a fitness tracker to help you along, and Amazon shoppers reckon they've found a hidden gem.

Economics

The rap legend has told the Sunday Mail “his boy Noel” is going to give him tickets for the Manchester band’s hotly anticipated reunion tour.

Sport

The unnamed tenant was prevented from accessing the room while she waited for her kitchen doorway to be widened

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Exploring themes of identity, heritage and individuality, the Ghanaian photographer used surreal colours to add a dreamlike qualityReginald Kofi Boateng had spent his morning scouting the perfect location and gathering props. “The day was steeped with intention,” says Boateng, who comes from Koforidua, in eastern Ghana and now lives in Dansoman, in the capital, Accra.“Dansoman is a sprawling estate and a place of contrasts,” he says. “Stories are waiting to be uncovered in its bustling streets and quiet corners. This setting became the perfect backdrop to explore themes of identity, heritage and individuality.” Continue reading...

Culture

Four years after Arina Rodionova first began mooting alternative career options, she seems to have discovered a new calling - by starting an OnlyFans account. She is not alone among athletes.

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Carers across the UK are calling for a significant increase to the weekly rate paid via Carer's Allowance, which would see the benefit align with the hourly minimum wage - worth £400 a week

Economics

On his show 'Arkansanity,' Mitchell called Hitler 'a good guy' who wanted to remove 'greedy Jews' from Germany. He also claimed that the Holocaust 'ain't real'.

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But it’s important to not limit our sense of what resistance looks likeAll those lists and instructions and editorials on how to resist authoritarianism and stand up for human rights, the rule of law and climate are good, and I both wholly support them and want to veer off from their recommendations here. Yes, everyone with any capacity to do so should join things, call politicians, support the groups and campaigns protecting the above. But it’s important to not limit our sense of what resistance looks like to these versions of doing something. In addition to these formal, structured ways of defending what you believe in, there are ways of doing so woven into everyday life and our conversations and communications.Each of us needs to stand on principle, loudly, whenever, wherever we can. Used strategically, our voices can do a lot to preserve anti-authoritarian worldviews about facts, science, history, rights, justice and inclusion. In this moment, it matters to just be a person who,...

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A new book claims Angela Rayner lobbied civil servants and Buckingham Palace to ensure that Prince Andrew was struck from the list of counsellors of state

Politics

Financial companies have told the Chancellor that the £300 billion held by Britons in cash Isas could be yielding better returns for savers if they opted for riskier stocks and shares Isas.

Economics

Wolves star Matheus Cunha has been linked with a move to Arsenal throughout the winter transfer window but the in-form Brazilian looks set to stay beyond Monday's 11pm deadline

Sport

Mina Smallman, whose daughters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman were murdered in 2020, called on ministers to set up a new agency targeting toxic masculinity

Events

Dr Kurt Hahn, the founder of King Charles's former school which he called 'Colditz in Kilts', believed he could 'cure' puberty through his 'educational laboratory', a report claims.

Politics

Callum Ryan flew to Alicante, bought a bottle of the good stuff and flew home, all for just over £7

Economics

Music mogul Clive Davis has held his annual, star-studded pre-Grammys gala at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Beverly Hills, California

Events

The prime minister relied on the advice of classically trained dramatist Leonie Mellinger to help him communicate with the public

Politics

The American stunt performer, 50, appeared on the celebrity version of the show in 2006 but left the programme after just two days.

Events

The Dutch star crashed out of the tournament when defeated by Dimitri Van den Bergh

Politics

According to a new poll, half of our 13- to 27-year-olds can’t see the point of all those time-wasting elections and parliaments. Why do they not know that authoritarianism is worse?The phrase “shocking findings” is hugely overused in the media, which is strange because it’s so clumsy. The word endings nearly rhyme, but not quite, and there’s something infantile about the word “finding” for something you’ve found. Is your lunch your eatings? Did you do any pooings this morning? Always go for a weeing before leaving the house – or building.Most “shocking findings” don’t turn out to be that shocking. The phrase gets deployed to dupe you into reading on and then it’s just some study that’s come out with something predictably depressing. Not this time. Last week, there were some genuinely shocking findings. I’d go so far as simply to call them shockings. Never mind that they were found – that’s not their key characteristic at all. They’re shockings, infuriatings and frankly frightenings...

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Beijing criticises Trump's 10% levy on Chinese goods and says it will challenge the tariffs at the WTO

Politics

Only Fools and Horses star David Jason , who turns 85 today, has faced a number of personal challenges over the years but has still managed to find happiness through it all

Events

The deputy prime minister reportedly fought a behind-the-scenes battle to curb the Duke of York’s influence

Politics

Cliff Parisi has been a familiar face on TV screens for decades, but actors fame was far from easy after he was jailed for bank robbery as a teenager

Events

A street performer shared the poignant moment they started singing an Ed Sheeran song in public – as he never expected to get such a heartbreaking reaction from a stranger

Politics

Cliff Parisi is much-loved for his role in Call the Midwife

Events

Call the Midwife's Dr Turner has referenced his absent son a number of times throughout the latest season.

Politics

Technology has changed how predators operate. Now a raft of new offences will stop those who create heinous content escaping punishment Technology moves fast. Legislation can be slow. For decades, that has felt like a fundamental fact of public life. But the gap between our laws and the world they are supposed to govern feels wider than ever. While the internet has transformed every element of our society, the state has not kept up.Most of the laws that prohibit the creation and distribution of child sexual abuse imagery have been in place since the 1990s. Back then, Photoshop was in its infancy. The physical photographs that paedophiles shared were no less vile, but they were easier for the police to seize and destroy.Peter Kyle is secretary of state for science, innovation and technology Continue reading...

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Love Island's Scott Thomas sensationally quit the show this week and left the Islanders in tears, however fans are now worried that another contestant is going to call it quits

Politics

While the public is now convinced leaving EU was a mistake, the Prime Minister won’t acknowledge it in case it opens the door to Reform in some Labour constituencies

Events

Last year, residents in leafy Meopham, Kent, were blindsided when their elusive and 'belligerent' 11-strong Politburo of Councillors closed and voted to demolish the public toilets.

Politics

Chief Constable Jo Farrell has been accused of “denying a black family the truth” after launching unprecedented legal challenge over the Sheku Bayoh public inquiry.

Events

First women working as fishing guides on Laxá River, featured in new film, call for action after farmed fish escapeFor seven generations, Andrea Ósk Hermóðsdóttir’s family have been fishing on the Laxá River in Aðaldalur. Iceland has a reputation as a world leader on feminism, but until recently women have not been able to work as guides to wild salmon fishing for visiting anglers – a job that has traditionally been the preserve of men.The 21-year-old engineering student, her sister Alexandra Ósk, 16, and their friends Arndís Inga Árnadóttir, 18, and her sister Áslaug Anna, 15, are now the first generation of female guides on their river in northern Iceland, and among the very first female fishing guides in the country. Continue reading...

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The man, 47, was arrested on suspicion of a 'racially aggravated public order offence' near the city's Glade of Light Memorial, according to police.

Events

The Ibrox icon was outraged after chants were heard by a section of the travelling fans at Villa Park

Politics

The so-called 'digi-dogs' use their extraordinary sense of smell to find even the smallest of devices which can contain child pornography.

Events

The World Champion admits that he is lazy as he swerves hours of practice

Politics

Scotland star Menzies was on the receiving end of regular taunts from English fans as he crashed out of the World Darts Masters

Events

Call the Midwife's latest episode sees Cyril Robinson return from Jamaica.

Politics

The Masked Singer fans are convinced they know who's behind the Bush mask - and it's an EastEnders star who has made headlines after quitting the BBC soap this week

Events

The premier first called in communications coach Leonie Mellinger in 2017 as he set his sights on becoming Labour's next leader.

Politics

Jonathan Ullmer's new book, called Jumping Out of the Window, was put up for sale online by Waterstones despite him being struck off in 2019 and banned from teaching for life

Events

The Ballad of Barry and Freda, first performed by the late comedienne on her sketch show in 1986, now has lyrics which are considered so risqué that ITVX bosses have added a 'may offend' warning.

Events

Luke Littler is just three games from bagging the first ranking title of 2025 with just eight elite stars remaining at the star-studded darts event.

Politics

Accies slipped into the relegation play-off spot in the Championship amid mounting fury from fans over recent displays

Events

EXCLUSIVE Darts' Northern Irish star Josh Rock has slammed the PDC's new rules surrounding the European Tour, but he admits they might give him some more drive

Politics

Critics accuse prime minister of pandering to Tripoli over migration after Osama Najim was freed despite an ICC warrant for alleged war crimesAfter stepping off an aircraft belonging to the Italian secret services, Osama Najim was triumphantly carried on the shoulders of the crowd of supporters awaiting his arrival at Tripoli’s Mitiga airport.Najim, also called Almasri, was not a footballer bringing home a trophy but a police chief wanted by the international criminal court (ICC) for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity, including alleged murder, torture, enslavement, rape and sexual violence. Continue reading...

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