35 m. ago Thomas Tuchel laughs off sarcastic chants as England fans hit back to ‘silent’ criticism

Tuchel came under fire from the England fans after he criticised the Wembley atmosphere for being ‘silent’

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41 m. ago Soaring gold prices spark amateur treasure hunting craze. Here's how you can cash in too

The price of gold has hit an all-time high and public interest in finding the precious metal is spiking. But how exactly does one get their hands on this hidden treasure?

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88 m. ago Youssef Chermiti shows Rangers he can score as £8million man breaks 572 day duck

He's yet to do it for his new club but the former Everton striker got in on the act as Portugal U21s hit double figures

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95 m. ago Do you live in the 'Manchester T'? Creator behind viral London banana sparks furious debate with new map

Livable, the UK's leading platform for local area insights, has put together a brand new map of Manchester to showcase what they claim are the most liveable parts of the North West city.

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95 m. ago England fans hit back at Thomas Tuchel and Gary Neville in X

The travelling supporters also took aim at Neville after his ‘angry white men’ comments as well as Tuchel, who brandished England’s support as ‘silent’ after the Wales clash

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1 hour ago Trump says list of ‘Democrat programs’ to be released on Friday as shutdown drags into third week – live

President says programs to be cut are ‘never going to come back’ as Congress remains at an impasse on stopgap funding bill to reopen governmentJohnson says ‘I don’t have anything to negotiate’ as US shutdown drags onChina has hit back at accusations from the US that it is trying to hurt the world economy, as the trade war between the world’s two biggest economies appeared to re-escalate, amped up by aggressive rhetoric on both sides.China’s commerce ministry said on Tuesday that the US was “threatening to intimidate” with the prospect of new tariffs on Chinese exports, “which is not the right way to get along with China”. Its spokesperson said that China would “fight to the end” in trade talks. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Final hours for Ann Summers' 70% off sale as shoppers say 'amazing fit'

Ann Summers has slashed prices on over 200 styles of underwear, nightwear and bits for fun, but it ends soon

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2 h. ago England fans hit back at Thomas Tuchel with sarcastic chants after he took aim at 'silent' supporters after Wales win

England fans have hit back at Thomas Tuchel with some sarcastic chants at their World Cup qualifier against Latvia.

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2 h. ago OpenAI partners with Walmart to let users buy products in ChatGPT, furthering chatbot shopping push

OpenAI is partnering with Walmart to allow shoppers to make purchases directly within ChatGPT, furthering the artificial intelligence company’s push to turn its chatbot into a virtual merchant as it seeks to boost revenue

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3 h. ago Google Pixel Watch plummets to cheapest ever price in better

The Google Pixel Watch 3 offers an excellent alternative to the Apple Watch without breaking the bank, and it's cheaper than the new Pixel Watch 4 thanks to this rare deal

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3 h. ago Boden shoppers race to buy 'wonderful' and 'colourful' coat and here's how to get 15% off

"The coat is wonderful and LOVE it"

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4 h. ago It’s a curios world: Small decorative sculptures to make your home look expensive

Home is where the art is

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4 h. ago The Guardian view on the rising risk from flooding: uninsurable buildings should focus minds on climate adaptation | Editorial

The bleak future faced by one small town offers a cautionary tale about the threat from global heatingThe bleak prospect facing the market town of Tenbury Wells in Worcestershire, due to rising flood risks, is first and foremost a problem for locals. After seven floods in four years, and with plans for new flood defences around the town abandoned after costs rose to £30m, the town council announced this month that three buildings it owns, including a theatre and historic pump rooms, no longer have insurance. Independent retailers are in a similar situation, and some are packing up as a result. The number of empty properties is growing.Tenbury is at higher risk than most places from floods, due to its low-lying position between the River Teme and Kyre Brook. But the threat it faces is not unique, and will become more common in future. Last year UK insurers paid out a record £585m for weather-related damage to homes and possessions, after unusually s...

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4 h. ago The Inbetweeners star Joe Thomas breaks his silence on plans for the hit comedy's return after bosses signed a huge new deal

The hit E4 comedy is poised for a comeback after the show's creators confirmed on Monday they'd signed a new deal with production company Banijay.

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4 h. ago Greater Manchester Bee Network bus strikes OFF as drivers vote to accept pay deal

Hundreds of bus services were due to be affected by the walkout

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4 h. ago Elderly woman in NYC is killed by a solar panel that flew off a building in storms and hit her in the head

The city received at least 264 reports of downed trees during the nor’easter

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4 h. ago House speaker defends White House using research funding to pay military during government shutdown – live

Mike Johnson says Trump administration has ‘every right’ to move around ‘duly appropriated dollars from Congress to Department of Defense’China has hit back at accusations from the US that it is trying to hurt the world economy, as the trade war between the world’s two biggest economies appeared to re-escalate, amped up by aggressive rhetoric on both sides.China’s commerce ministry said on Tuesday that the US was “threatening to intimidate” with the prospect of new tariffs on Chinese exports, “which is not the right way to get along with China”. Its spokesperson said that China would “fight to the end” in trade talks. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago ChatGPT ‘upgrade’ giving more harmful answers than previously, tests find

Campaigners ‘deeply concerned’ about response to prompts about suicide, self-harm and eating disordersThe latest version of ChatGPT has produced more harmful answers to some prompts than an earlier iteration of the AI chatbot, in particular when asked about suicide, self-harm and eating disorders, digital campaigners have said.Launched in August, GPT-5 was billed by the San Francisco start-up as advancing the “frontier of AI safety”. But when researchers fed the same 120 prompts into the latest model and its predecessor, GPT-4o, the newer version gave harmful responses 63 times compared with 52 for the old model.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 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org. 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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4 h. ago Welsh Government warns of ‘catastrophic’ impact if budget fails

The 2026/27 draft budget sets out spending plans worth more than £27 billion for public services.

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4 h. ago Scottish Downton Abbey star Phyllis Logan says show will live on and be 'there for posterity'

The Paisley-born actor says she never imagined the show, which is now ending, would become the global smash hit it did.

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