Some fans claimed Adesanya had been the victim of an early stoppage, as he was knocked out in round two

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Since 2005, BBC viewers have watched 18 contestants win The Apprentice and go into business with Lord Sugar. 

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Courtney Allan's epic journey took her over a year to complete

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The Blues looking to get back to winning ways against former manager Graham Potter

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Molly Ash, 28, vanished on January 30 in Ely, Cardiff, Wales and was last seen wearing black baggy joggers, a red and pink body warmer and a pair of Nike trainers

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BBC Breakfast viewers were left cringing as they watched former veterans Bob Marshall and Angie Reid speak to Sally Nugent and Jon Kay about a 30-foot replica of a Viking longboat

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EXCLUSIVE: 'Scumbag' Louise Handley, 51, (pictured) from Derby, has been accused of taking doting parents' hard-earned money over a period of around ten years.

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The Electoral Commission said it was considering an issue of 'potential regulatory concern' over a contribution to The Fabian Society, a Labour-linked think tank.

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Football fans have been known to steal the show at matches but photographers were left stunned when they caught sight of a duck who appeared in the crowd at a Scottish football match.

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James Wilton, just 18 years old, died on his very first mission after being chased by three deadly drones in an open field with nowhere to hide.

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Watch live as the World Health Organization’s 34-member Executive Board meets in Geneva to fix its next budget and discuss the UN agency's financial challenges after President Donald Trump announced the United States’ withdrawal.

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Both Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean announced they will retire at the end of the year and will leave their roles as head judges on Dancing on Ice.

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Before investing in watches - and you can start with a few thousand pounds - first study the market.

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Mikel Arteta out to throw Pep Guardiola off the comeback trail

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Denzil Larbi said he was still in pain over 15-year-old Elianne's murder in 2023 - but hoped he would one day be able to forgive her killer

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Watch live as Sir Keir Starmer arrives in Brussels on Monday, 3 February, as the first UK prime minister to join a meeting of European Union leaders since Brexit.

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Dog owners are being warned to be on the lookout for a dangerous plant that can threaten pets during walks - and there's one sign to watch out for that means your dog could be in danger

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Manchester United welcome Crystal Palace to Old Trafford in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon - but the match will not be shown on television

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Gregor Poynton, MP for the Livingston Constituency, chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Children’s Online Safety, has written to X (formerly Twitter), owned by Elon Musk, demanding the immediate removal of a violent video linked to the Southport killings.

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Ever heard of Emilia Lanier? She rewrote the crucifixion from a female point of view – in 1611! Her lack of recognition is exactly what Indian artist Ayesha Singh seeks to highlight today with her eye-popping, perspective-shifting artTen years ago, I went to an art fair and didn’t see any works by a woman. I asked myself: “Could I name 10 female artists? What about those working before 1800 or 1700?” The answer was no. Since then, I’ve dedicated my life to shedding a light on as many female artists as I can. I felt it was especially urgent with artists from the 16th and 17th centuries, when women had barely any opportunities, but despite the odds still created.From Sofonisba Anguissola to Lavinia Fontana, these women are now familiar to me, though sadly not household names. In her book Shakespeare’s Sisters, Ramie Targoff profiles four Elizabethan and Jacobean writers, from diarists to translators, playwrights and poets. It reminded me how this lack of scholarship – and subsequent a...

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The proposed BBC TV Licence fee rule change to include those exclusively watching non-live content across streaming sites could double TV bill costs across the UK, an expert's warned.

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The injured Fir Park skipper was watching in the stands yards from the Parkhead bigwigs on Sunday

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Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, Kendall, Kylie and Kris return in the latest season of their beloved reality series.

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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.

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Teenage ice skating stars, their parents, and a soon-to-be-married pilot also among the dead as tributes pour in

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On holiday in the American south, John Ingall discovered that one of the local crops was being turned into remarkable works of art. So he went home, grew his own gourds and set about transforming them – and himselfIt was while touring Mississippi in an old RV that John Ingall and his wife, Jane, first spotted the plant that would change their lives: the hardshell gourd, a plump, squash-like fruit with a thick, woody skin. After that, they saw them almost everywhere they went: carved gourds in porches, hanging gourds, gourds reimagined as lanterns and bird boxes. “I developed an interest,” Ingall says.Ingall, 74, worked for 45 years as a farmer, but had never seen fruit turned into art before, nor considered himself in the least bit artistic. “I was so involved with farming, I didn’t have time to be. But I thought, ‘I’ll try it.’” Continue reading...

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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Sonia Woodward was on holiday with her husband Alan and her father Cyril Harwood in Tenerife back in 2015 when she had the traumatic experience.

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The world of retirement saving has changed dramatically in my working career. The single biggest transformation has been the shift in responsibility.

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Graphic scenes saw emergency services flock to a beach after they received reports of a woman being attacked and mauled by a ferocious shark on a popular beach

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Adviser to Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls Keith Kellogg’s plan a failure after US envoy says he thinks both sides ‘will give a little bit’; British PM says Putin ‘rattled’ by Trump threats. What we know on day 1,076See all our Ukraine war coverageDonald Trump’s Ukraine envoy hinted that both sides would have to make concessions to end the war – which could include Kyiv giving up land occupied by Russia. After recently returning from a visit to Ukraine, Keith Kellogg told Fox News that “both sides will give a little bit”. Zelenskyy “has already indicated he will soften his position on land,” the retired lieutenant general said, adding that Putin “is going to have to soften his positions as well”. But the Ukrainian president’s communications adviser dismissed Kellogg’s intervention. “We haven’t seen Mr Kellogg’s full interview But if his plan is just a ceasefire and elections, it is a failed plan – Putin won’t be intimidated by just those two things,” Dmytro Lytvyn told journalists.Trump’s...

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Graphic scenes saw emergency services flock to a beach after they received reports of a woman being attacked and mauled by a ferocious shark on a popular beach

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People increasingly see relationships as stories in which they must be the protagonist – and TikTok provides the perfect digital stageTikTok isn’t just for viral dances and questionable cooking hacks; it’s now the go-to guru for your love life. With over a billion monthly users and a For You Page (#FYP) brimming with relationship trends, it’s where people turn to for advice on everything from their sexuality to launching a relationship like it is a PR campaign.Welcome to the digital age, where TikTok doubles as Cupid and sometimes, Dr Phil. Continue reading...

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The unnamed woman, 24, died on Saturday after being admitted to the Colombo General Hospital, Sri Lanka's national hospital due to severe vomiting, according to Sri Lanka's Daily News

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This is the heart-wrenching moment a bride given less than six months to live after losing her leg to cancer made it down the aisle to marry her partner - during one of their two weddings.

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As the last two-parter of the season airs tonight, here is all you need to know about who will be joining Emilia Fox and David Caves in the cast for Silent Witness

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Gloria Rose visited Prague for a weekend getaway and was left startled after she realised her cab driver turned up with a 'Fake Taxi' number plate - but there's more to it than you think

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US Army Captain Rebecca Lobach was ‘meticulous in everything she did,’ friends and fellow soldiers said

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US TikTok star Anthony Jenette (AJSlambino) has been travelling across the UK and trying out the food and drinks, but one pub chain left him more than a little disappointed

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Mathys Tel, Ollie Watkins and Alejandro Garnacho are the players to watch ahead of tonight’s 11pm transfer deadline

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The case against 37-year-old Desiree Hamm goes back to 2009 when prosecutors say she made contact with minors online and proceeded to groom them through role-playing games

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Letby's last hope to prove her innocence and prove herself a victim of a miscarriage of justice hinges on new evidence, to be presented on Tuesday, her lawyers have said.

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"We appreciate the local community for coming out."

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An icon of sports broadcasting has put the mic down as Sky Sports' Nick Powell announces his retirement after a staggering 43 years in the industry

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18-year-old James Wilton had flown from Manchester to Ukraine four months ago and wanted to stand against Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, despite having no military experience

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Starbucks wants people to stop hanging out in its US branches without buying anything. But sometimes we all need somewhere to sit that isn’t homeThere has been a kerfuffle about cafes recently. In the US, Starbucks’ new “Coffeehouse Code of Conduct” is making people buy something or leave, reversing its previous laid-back attitude. Meanwhile, in Paris, cultural barricades are being raised between trad cafes and the kind that sell €5 almond milk cortados. The New York Times last month set out the “zinc bar v barista” philosophical divide between classic community hubs and hipster roasteries in the city, while a Parisienne on TikTok has posted a video pointing out three new-gen coffee shops within 50 metres of each other in the Marais, explaining that French people “take our time to have a coffee we sit on a terrace”, but now “les Américains” are demanding takeaway americanos.This is about what cafes are for – and the answer has always been more than coffee. Seventeenth-century coffee...

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Police say death being treated as unexplained and next of kin have been told

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I saw them killed by sniper fire and drones. Why doesn’t Labour condemn it? Why do arms keep flowing in Israel’s direction?I had never imagined, when working as a professor of transplant surgery at a large teaching hospital in London, that one day I would find myself operating on an eight-year-old child who was bleeding to death, only to be told by the scrub nurse that there were no more gauze swabs available. But I found myself in that situation last August while operating at Nasser hospital in Gaza as a volunteer with Medical Aid for Palestinians (Map). Reduced to scooping out the blood with my hands, I felt an overwhelming wave of nausea – I was anxious that the child would not survive. Luckily she did, although many others did not.Having retired from the NHS, I decided to go to Gaza because it had become clear that there was a desperate need for surgical help, and I had the skills to contribute. Life as a transplant surgeon in London had been tough but hugely rewarding, and as a...

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A mum-to-be has told social media she needs help coming up with good baby names because her husband's 'terrible' suggestions are driving her crazy and he won't stop

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Harriet Walter’s acclaimed portrayal is the latest of many screen versions. So how do you create the Thatcher persona?Harriet Walter has become the ­latest in a line of actors, from Meryl Streep and Gillian Anderson to Fenella Woolgar and Jennifer Saunders, to accept the challenge of becoming Margaret Thatcher on screen. How do you play a woman who, 45 years on from her ascension, exists almost as a national caricature?Walter plays the part in Brian and Maggie, Channel 4’s two-part drama tracing Thatcher’s relationship with Labour MP turned journalist Brian Walden, which culminated in a fraught TV interview in October 1989, as Thatcher’s fortune began to fail. The series, written by Sherwood creator James Graham, directed by Stephen Frears and co-starring Steve Coogan, digs into the former prime minister’s private persona. Continue reading...

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Mathys Tel, Ollie Watkins and Alejandro Garnacho are the players to watch ahead of tonight’s 11pm transfer deadline

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The new film is an adaptation that has a familiar story

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A 20-year-old gym-goer from Texas was left fighting for her life after she consumed a popular energy drink and then went into cardiac arrest while working out.

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