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Premier League leaders Liverpool visit bottom side Southampton on Sunday aiming to avoid joining the list of table-toppers who have slipped to surprise losses against 20th-placed sides

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9 hours ago Laos methanol poisoning victim Bianca Jones 'was on the trip of a lifetime' says heartbroken dad

The grieving father of Bianca Jones, 19, said she 'wanted to explore the world' and the visit to Laos was part of 'the trip of a lifetime' that was meant to be 'the first of many'

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10 hours ago Coleen Rooney set for emotional reunion with sons on I'm A Celebrity as ITV plans surprise visit

Coleen Rooney is set to be reunited with her youngest sons in a surprise jungle segment on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! as ITV bosses treat her to an emotional reunion

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11 hours ago Pop queen Cher claims she was visited by Jesus who appeared in 'folds of my curtains'

The music icon said she 'saw Christ's face in the folds of my organdie bedroom curtains' but added that she stayed silent and missed her chance to become 'Saint Cher'

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12 hours ago Man City's next six fixtures compared to Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea with Guardiola on back foot

Manchester City have lost five games in a row in all competitions and visit leaders Liverpool next weekend

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14 hours ago Why London’s Garden Museum is an underrated city highlight everyone should visit

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15 hours ago Aston Villa’s winless run continues as Ross Barkley salvages draw against Crystal Palace

Villa have not won in six games.

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15 hours ago Keir Starmer played the China card in Rio – and sent a message to a hawkish Donald Trump | Simon Tisdall

The PM and other western leaders are cosying up to Beijing. If the president-elect imposes punitive tariffs on Chinese imports, he will give Xi the upper handBoth were lawyers before they became politicians, but that’s where the similarities between Keir Starmer and Richard Nixon end. The former US president resigned in disgrace at the height of the Watergate corruption scandal exactly 50 years ago. Britain’s prime minister may have been unwise to accept free tickets from Arsenal FC – but he’s not in Nixon’s league.Except, perhaps, was there just a touch of Tricky Dicky about Starmer’s meeting with China’s president, Xi Jinping, at last week’s G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro? Watergate aside, Nixon is famous for his groundbreaking 1972 visit to Beijing, which opened the way to normalised r...

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15 hours ago We shall satirise him on the beaches Churchill through the eyes of cartoonists – in pictures

In one wartime image, Winston Churchill is portrayed as a dragonslayer; in another, a gun-toting gangster. Later, he appears old and dejected, overdue for retirement. The cartoons, on show in a new exhibition at the Imperial War Museum London, show a multitude of Churchills, reflecting how he was seen in different countries and at different times, from 1909 onwards. “There was never a consensus view of him,” says curator Kate Clements. “Some of the depictions were heavily critical and even grotesque”, while others “depict his determined nature and portray him as a British figurehead”. Clements hopes the exhibition will “add another layer to our visitors’ understanding of this complex individual” and show “how satirical cartoons played a part in shaping perceptions of Churchill during hi...

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