59 minutes ago Strictly Come Dancing's professional says Pete Wicks 'shouldn't be in the competition' ahead of final

As the BBC dance show enters week 10, former Strictly Come Dancing winner Ola Jordan has shared her thoughts on who could be in danger of missing out on a place in the final

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2 hours ago Strictly Come Dancing live: Only seven couples remain as competition enters week 10

The competition is heating up as dancers return after tense Blackpool week

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3 hours ago Strictly Come Dancing star dealt cruel blow with just hours to live show

With the Strictly Come Dancing final just weeks away, a former pro has shared their thoughts on who could sadly be in danger of leaving the competition this weekend

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4 hours ago Transgender policewoman, 27, 'assaults two colleagues with a penis pump and seriously inures their genitals after offering them a threesome then drugging them' following night at notorious sex club

Judy S., 27, has been suspended since allegations emerged that she took two men home to her Berlin apartment to take drugs and have sex before assaulting them

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5 hours ago Unai Emery issues warning to Aston Villa star Ollie Watkins: "They have to accept that"

Aston Villa star Ollie Watkins has not yet matched his efforts from last season, despite England success, and has competition from Jhon Duran for his position up front at Villa Park

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9 hours ago Scottish legal firms must take risks to maximise opportunities offered by AI

Artificial intelligence is fast becoming essential for maintaining competitiveness in business

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10 hours ago December 2024 dates for benefit and pensions as PIP and DLA payments increase revealed

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10 hours ago Cop29: talks go into overtime as countries wrangle over finance deal – live coverage

The talks in Azerbaijan have seen nations at odds over how much money developed countries should provide to poorer onesAs we wait for signs of movement in the negotiations, the conference centre is a ghost town this morning. Gone are the crowds of delegates and rammed food halls. The organisers are busy dismantling pavilions and the network of tents built around the Olympics stadium here in Baku. Competition for food, water and toilet roll is a growing issue.This morning, the New York Times ran a story about Singapore beer made from recycled toilet water on offer at Cop29. In a few hours, maybe that will start to seem appealing. Air conditioning units have been turned up to 30C in some areas, literally turning the heat up for negotiators.Mary Robinson, the former president of Ireland an...

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11 hours ago Spread the message there is no shame in claiming pension credit, says new campaign

More than half of people aged over 66 don't like to ask for support or help from friends or relatives even if they need it, finds a survey by Royal London.

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