15 h. ago Nick Rockett's owner reveals heartbreaking story behind stunning Grand National victory

Nick Rockett defied the odds to claim victory in the 2025 Grand National at Aintree and owner Stewart Andrew shared the emotional story behind the 33/1 shot's win

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16 h. ago 60 stunning Grand National photos of stylish first arrivals at Aintree

One of the biggest days in the racing calendar is finally here and racegoers are looking amazing

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16 h. ago Helen Flanagan stuns in striking high street dress at Grand National and it has 30% off

Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan is attending the Grand National race at Aintree today, and she's wearing a dramatic pink dress from the high street – and it has currently 30%

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16 h. ago Helen Flanagan stuns in striking Karen Millen dress at Grand National and it has 30% off

Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan is attending the Grand National race at Aintree today, and she's wearing a dramatic pink dress from the high street – and it has currently 30%

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22 h. ago Japanese Grand Prix: Max Verstappen clinches stunning pole to knock McLaren off front row

Lando Norris was knocked into P2 by 0.012 seconds after a remarkable final lap from the reigning champion

Sport

41 h. ago 40 amazing photos of the best dressed at Ladies Day at the Grand National

Lots of stylish people have descended on Aintree for Ladies Day 2025

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62 h. ago Grand National bookie stung for £180,000 after Lossiemouth stars for Willie Mullins

Two fans of the champion mare staked big bets on the Cheltenham Festival winner as her trainer dominated the first day of the festival at Aintree

Economics

7 d. ago Daniel Craig, 57, cuts a stylish figure in an oversized suit as he arrives at Queer premiere in Milan

Daniel Craig looked dapper as he stepped out for the premiere of his new film Queer in Italy on Saturday night.

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1 week ago National Trust photo competition: Young photographers invited to capture UK wildlife for staycation prize

Young photographers are being invited to share their best snaps of nature - for the chance to win a staycation.

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2 w. ago Martin Brundle makes Kimi Antonelli thoughts clear as he proves two former F1 stars wrong

Kimi Antonelli was promoted to Mercedes' F1 team at the end of last season after impressing in F2, and the Italian enjoyed a stunning debut at the Australian Grand Prix

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3 w. ago ‘It’s happening fast’ – creative workers and professionals share their fears and hopes about the rise of AI

Photographers, translators, academics and GPs are among those whose jobs are either threatened or aided by the techOliver Fiegel, a 47-year-old photographer based in Munich, was reading a German national Sunday newspaper recently when he saw a front-page image that looked strangely off. The image showed a boy chasing a football on a pitch. But some of the wildflowers on the grass floated without stems. Half the goal net was missing. The boy’s hands were misshapen.In previous years, many of Fiegel’s photography clients had been newspapers and magazines. But that work has dried up recently. This image, he felt, showed one reason why: “generative illustration”, the supplied caption said. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago ‘They shouldn’t have to fight alone’: the families on the frontline of the Navajo Nation missing people crisis – photo essay

The disproportionate violence against Indigenous people is deeply felt on and around the reservation, where families must become their own investigators. Words and photography by Wayan BarreOn a cold January evening in 2021, Joey Apachee, a Navajo father of two, set out to meet a friend near the water tower in Steamboat, Arizona. Hours later, he was found beaten to death. However, despite a confession from a suspect, no trial has taken place. Joey’s father Jesse Apachee, a retired police officer, says the family feels abandoned by the Navajo Nation’s justice system.Indigenous people experience violence at alarmingly high rates. According to the Urban Indian Health Institute, in some parts of the US, Indigenous women are murdered at a rate 10 times higher than the national average. Additionally, 10,123 Native American people were recorded as missing in 2022, though the real tally is probably higher due to inconsistencies in reporting and data collection. In recent years the crisis ha...

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3 w. ago Shaun Murphy on ‘ridiculous’ snooker rival ‘it was like playing the PlayStation on God mode’

Magician Murphy has heaped praise on the man who knocked him out of the World Grand Prix with some stunning shots

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3 w. ago Inside abandoned mansion 'frozen in time' that appears untouched for 400 years

An urban explorer has uncovered an abandoned mansion that appears frozen in time, with a grand piano and bookshelves full of literature among the stunning finds he made

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3 w. ago Phoebe Dynevor puts on a leggy display in stylish black and white tweed dress as she joins her sister Harriet and Emma Stone at Louis Vuitton after party

Phoebe Dynevor looked stylish as she arrived at the Louis Vuitton after party alongside her sister Harriet on Monday evening. 

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4 w. ago Bloody Sunday: restored photos show the violence that shocked a nation

‘Spider’ Martin’s newly restored photos that documented firsthand the violence on 7 March 1965 are on view at Alabama exhibit Selma Is NowSixty years ago, on 7 March 1965, civil rights leaders and nonviolent activists attempted to march from Selma to Montgomery in a fight for African Americans’ rights to vote. But as they crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, they were met with unfounded brutal violence from Alabama state troopers. This day is commemorated as Bloody Sunday. Among the marchers was photojournalist “Spider” Martin who worked for the Birmingham News; he documented the violence firsthand, shocking the nation with his revealing images of the reality of voter suppression.Though the march occurred six decades ago, Doug McCraw, a native son of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and producer of the exhibit Selma Is Now, on display in Montgomery, Alabama, until 1 June, argues that the fight for civil and voting rights continues today. McCraw writes in his co-produced book, Sel...

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