16 minutes ago The reason behind Brad Pitt's shock 'collapse' and 'immediate medical evaluation' at Vegas Grand Prix is revealed

On Saturday, ahead of the highly-anticipated on-track showdown in Sin City, the star, 60, was seen collapsing to the ground as he 'fainted' on the grid.

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75 minutes ago Storm Bert: Met Office issues yellow wind warning as London threatened with power cuts and travel chaos

At least three deaths on British roads with more than 200 flood alerts in place

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83 minutes ago Gary Neville hits nail on the head about title race after Man City's latest defeat

Manchester City's season went from bad to worse as they were hammered by Tottenham and Gary Neville claims a Premier League title would now be their finest achievement

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87 minutes ago London weather live as Storm Bert hits with 53mph winds and beauty spot forced to close

London weather live as Storm Bert hits with 53mph winds and beauty spot forced to close  My London

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96 minutes ago The 80s: Photographing Britain review – in your face and to the barricades

Tate Britain, LondonFrom Greenham and Orgreave to Belfast and City slickers, visceral images from a turbulent decade jostle for attention in a show that feels overwhelming in its scale and confusing narrativeThere are several photographs in this exhaustive and exhausting exhibition that could be considered iconic. John Harris’s black-and-white image of a mounted police officer swinging a truncheon at the head of a woman during the miners’ strike is certainly one of them. Another, perhaps not so obvious contender is Paul Graham’s colour photograph of a seemingly ordinary looking traffic roundabout in Belfast, in which you have to look closely to see a British soldier running across the road in the background.One visceral, the other understated, they both say something about a decade that...

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96 minutes ago 'I stayed at a new London hotel that maximises comfort and convenience

Looking to book a stay in London? We've found the perfect place that is a new hotel just minutes away from the city centre which offers everything you need at a touch of a button

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1 hour ago Glasgow's oldest artisan bakery opening first shop in more than 20 years

Bavarian Bakehouse, Glasgow’s oldest artisan bakery, is opening its first shop in the city in more than two decades — with the new West End venue set to open later this month.

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1 hour ago Beautiful city two hours from Edinburgh has Europe's 'best' Christmas market and £2.50 pints

You can fly directly to Wroclaw in Poland from Edinburgh and find yourself in a genuine winter wonderland.

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2 hours ago Brit mum, 54, dies after 'drinking psychedelic tea at spiritual jungle retreat'

Maureen Rainford from Romford collapsed after drinking Ayahuasca at an £800 retreat in Bolivia where she travelled to escape work and to 'detox from the noise of London'

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2 hours ago I visited London's grumpiest new restaurant where customers are SHAMED for not ordering enough

MailOnline visited the controversial new North London restaurant that only takes cash, only opens for lunch and shames its own customers if they don't order enough food and drink.

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