22 minutes ago National Lottery issues urgent appeal for players to check tickets for huge £177m win

The EuroMillions jackpot has been won by a single UK ticket-holder scooping a whopping £177m - with the life-changing prize landing them a spot on The National Lottery's Rich List

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36 minutes ago Middle East crisis live: displaced residents start to return to southern Lebanon after Israel

Ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah takes effect at 02.00GMT; Hundreds of cars defy warning from IDF to stay away from evacuated areasFull report: Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire comes into forceBiden announces ceasefire dealDown to the final half-hour before the ceasefire comes into effect and AFP is reporting strikes on south Beirut after the Israel army’s evacuation warning.“Urgent warning to residents of the Beirut area,” army spokesperson Avichay Adraee had earlier said in a post on X, telling people in the Bachoura area in the city centre to leave, as well as “all residents in the southern suburb area”, specifically in Ghobeiry. Continue reading...

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46 minutes ago Never Look Away review – Lucy Lawless’s portrait of a fearless news camerawoman

Fascinating documentary about Margaret Moth, whose footage from war zones almost killed her in 1992, lives up to her motto ‘don’t be boring’When TV news camerawoman Margaret Moth was shot through the face by a Serbian sniper in Sarajevo in 1992, her CNN colleagues were told that it was touch and go. One medic said that her face was so badly injured it might be better if she died. But not only did Moth survive, she went back to the frontline. “She didn’t do less war after she was shot,” remembers one colleague and friend. “She did more.” This documentary about her life, directed by the actor Lucy Lawless, is a fascinating portrait of a woman who had two mottoes: “no regrets” and “don’t be boring”.With her jet-black hair, thick black eyeliner and army combat boots (which she slept in on t...

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47 minutes ago Inside The Traitors' star Charlotte Chilton's rustic nursery for baby daughter

As Charlotte Chilton introduces her newborn baby, Penelope, to the world, OK! takes a look inside The Traitors' star's rustic and cosy nursery for the little one.

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64 minutes ago Woman dies eating meal she ordered many times after restaurant changes menu

Alison Pickering, 23, a student at Tarleton State University, in Stephenville, Texas, went to a restaurant where she had "repeatedly" eaten but unbeknown to her they changed the ingredients for her dish

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90 minutes ago Arsenal injury update: Gabriel, Takehiro Tomiyasu and Ben White latest news and return dates

Gunners still have multiple defenders sidelined with the fixtures piling up across all competitions

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98 minutes ago Australian police officer convicted of manslaughter in Taser death of 95

Nowland, a nursing home resident, fell and fatally hit her head after being tasered by Kristian White, dying a week later in hospital

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1 hour ago Davina McCall credits her 'amazing rock' in poignant statement after brain tumour surgery

Davina McCall, who used to present Big Brother, says she is "on the mend" and feeling "really lucky", after surgery for the benign brain tumour one week ago

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1 hour ago The two prestigious Scottish universities vowing action over 'very disappointing' student survey results

Their scores were below the UK and Scottish averages in every area

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1 hour ago MPs will vote, but there is a better way to decide who has the right to die | Rafael Behr

In an age of cynicism and mistrust, politicians must work harder to involve the public in difficult decisionsWhen MPs vote this Friday on assisted dying, they will be trying to answer two questions folded into one. First comes the ethical choice. Is it ever permissible for one person to help someone else take their own life? Then comes the regulatory challenge. Under what conditions might that permission be granted in law?It isn’t easy to separate those considerations. Sometimes you have to work through scenarios of implementation before arriving at a view on the prior principle. But when legislation is being drafted, the two questions must logically be answered in sequence, not in parallel. When and how are only relevant debates if the answer to the question of whether assisted dying c...

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