98 minutes ago Celebrity antiques dealer's fury as masked robbers raid store and beat him with hammer

Ian Towning, a regular face on Dickinson’s Real Deal and Posh Pawn, expressed his anger after James Dixon and Thomas Loring were convicted of a string of violent robberies and burglaries

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3 hours ago Just 18% of teachers think phone ban would improve pupil behaviour – poll

The findings come after a Labour MP called for a legal requirement to be introduced so schools in England are mobile-free zones.

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4 hours ago Man City stumble again while Arsenal and Bayern Munich earn dominant wins

Atletico Madrid and Atalanta scored six apiece and Bayer Leverkusen five while Robert Lewandowski reached 100 Champions League goals.

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4 hours ago Russia expels British diplomat for ‘spying’ after launching record drone attack on Ukraine

London denies espionage accusation as fresh row erupts to deal latest blow to already dire state of relations

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4 hours ago Jude Bellingham hits out at English media for hounding family during Euros

Bellingham believes he was harshly criticised as England reached the final before losing to Spain

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5 hours ago Viewers in hysterics as Maura loses temper with Jane during I’m a Celebrity Bushtucker Trial

‘Maura is hilarious’ tweets viewer as reality star reached boiling point

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5 hours ago I'm A Celebrity's Maura Higgins screams 'a**hole!' at Jane Moore during tense moment

Maura Higgins reached breaking point during a tense I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! bushtucker trial which saw her angrily shout 'a**hole!' at Jane Moore

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5 hours ago Anger as unions call for public sector workers to turn up to work wearing Palestinian colours during 'day of action'

Thousands of NHS staff, teachers and civil servants are expected to take part in the 'workplace day of action' on Thursday in protest at the war in Gaza.

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5 hours ago US lawmakers urge Biden to pardon Assange to send ‘clear message’ on media freedom

Exclusive: James McGovern and Thomas Massie warn US president they are ‘deeply concerned’ the Wikileaks founder’s plea deal sets worrying precedentFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastPresident Joe Biden has been urged to pardon Julian Assange by two US congressmen who warn they are “deeply concerned” the Wikileaks founder’s guilty plea deal sets a precedent for prosecuting journalists and whistleblowers with espionage offences.James McGovern, a progressive Democrat from Massachusetts, and Thomas Massie, a libertarian Republican from Kentucky, wrote to the president with the bipartisan request to pardon the Australian publisher earlier in November. Continue reading...

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