57 minutes ago Newly engaged Georgia Toffolo showcases her toned figure in a tiny yellow bikini as she cosies up to millionaire fiancé James Watt in the Maldives

The newly engaged former Made in Chelsea star, 30, looked nothing short of sensational in the two-piece ensemble, which featured flower detailing.

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63 minutes ago Shop unveils incredible Jude Bellingham display made entirely out of food

Pret A Manger has revealed a stunning shop display in tribute to the most joyous moments of 2024, including Jude Bellingham's wondergoal for England at Euro 2024

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82 minutes ago Doctor reveals simple overnight sore throat remedy on TikTok that has users buzzing

Dr Alan Mandell shared his 'miracle' way to cure a sore throat overnight on TikTok - and some people have claimed it works wonders for them, while others weren't so convinced.

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2 hours ago Newly engaged Georgia Toffolo showcases her toned figure in a tiny yellow bikini as she cosies up to fiancé James Watt in the Maldives

The newly engaged former Made in Chelsea star, 30, looked nothing short of sensational in the two-piece ensemble, which featured flower detailing.

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2 hours ago ITV I'm A Celebrity fans 'work out' Dean McCullough's 'plan' and say 'it's working'

The BBC Radio 1 star has sent fans of the ITV reality show on a bit of a rollercoaster ride

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2 hours ago Tens of thousands of unlawful Northern Rail fare evasion convictions to be overturned at court

More than 28,000 unlawful train fare evasion convictions are set to be overturned at court to address misuse of the Single Justice Procedure

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3 hours ago ‘I wondered whether I would make Christmas – now I'm enjoying The Great Outdoors’

In her no-holds-barred column, Irish singer, actress and TV star Linda Nolan speaks candidly about living with cancer, a disease that has also struck sisters Anne and Coleen and took the life of their sister Bernie. This week, Linda is getting out for walks in the fresh air on doctor's orders and she feels much better for it

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4 hours ago ‘In the distance I see tiny glowing silhouettes sprinkled like salt’: birdwatching on Devon’s Exe estuary

The spectacular estuary is a haven for thousands of migrant birds each winter, and perfect to explore on foot and by boatThe Christmas market doesn’t know what’s hit it. At 8.30 on a mid-November morning Exeter is a whirl of white, a city half-blinded by tumbling flakes. Four market workers, caught out by this overly authentic addition to the festive decor, are busy shovelling the ground in front of the bao stalls and craft gin chalets. Above them, the cathedral’s medieval towers stand tall and cold in the heaven-filling flurry. Winter has arrived in Devon with bells on.I’m here to catch a train to see some birdlife. A breakfast blizzard wasn’t part of the plan, but sometimes these things don’t go as expected. The city’s Queen Street has turned into a real-life snow globe – Narnia with ...

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4 hours ago Who will be Ireland’s next taoiseach? With only one day to go, it’s still wide open | Justine McCarthy

With a housing emergency and the cost of living weighing heavily on voters’ minds, anything could happen at the polls on FridayIn Easter, 1916, his epic poem about the failed Dublin rebellion that eventually led to Irish independence, William Butler Yeats declared: “A terrible beauty is born.” The same might be said about the marriage of convenience between Ireland’s old civil war enemies, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, as they attempt to recreate their history-making coalition government.The two parties are now in power alongside the Greens, but this time round their mission is to stop the main opposition, Sinn Féin, entering government as part of a three-way coalition in the Republic after Friday’s general election. Instead, their preference would be to coalesce with Labour, because of vo...

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