21 minutes ago Tulisa says she spent ‘90 per cent of my time alone’ in I’m a Celeb jungle

‘I am a massive introvert,’ the N-Dubz singer said 

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28 minutes ago How Anthony Joshua's scores compared to Fury vs Usyk judges as he shares one

Anthony Joshua showed his respect for Oleksandr Usyk after giving his verdict on the Ukrainian's second victory over Tyson Fury, this time by unanimous decision

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28 minutes ago Giovanni Pernice wins Italian Strictly competition as he thanks UK fans

‘We just want to say a massive thank you, because realistically, we couldn’t do anything without you,’ the dancer told his supporters in the UK

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35 minutes ago Strictly stars Tess Daly and Pasha Kovalev fight back tears in special tribute to Caroline Flack

Strictly Come Dancing stars fought back tears as they paid a special tribute to former winner Caroline Flack.

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42 minutes ago What time is EastEnders on Christmas Day? Festive schedule and spoilers revealed

EastEnders fans have an almighty set of episodes ahead of them this Christmas and New Year, with scandals galore - but when can we watch them on TV this year?

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42 minutes ago Cleaner's £2 hack 'works every time' for getting hard grease off air fryers

Mrs Hinch fans have shared a simple and cheap hack for cleaning air fryers - and all you need is two items that you probably already have in your kitchen cupboard

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42 minutes ago Hollinrake backs Badenoch to win public trust by next general election

The shadow housing secretary said: ‘I think over time, people will grow to really respect her.’

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59 minutes ago Giovanni Pernice wins Italian Strictly and vows to marry partner Bianca Guaccero

Pro dancer Giovanni Pernice, 34, was handed the trophy on Saturday evening after making his debut this year on Ballando Con Le Stelle following his controversial exit from Strictlyafter nearly a decade

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71 minutes ago With Assad’s fall, Putin’s dream of world domination is turning into a nightmare | Peter Pomerantsev

Complaints about the president are growing among Russian military and business leaders. Now is the time for the west to turn up the heat As Bashar al-Assad fell, Russian nationalist military bloggers turned on the Kremlin. “Ten years of our presence,” fumed the “Two Majors” Telegram channel to its more than one million subscribers, “dead Russian soldiers, billions of spent roubles and thousands of tonnes of ammunition, they must be compensated somehow.” Some didn’t shy away from lambasting Vladimir Putin. “The adventure in Syria, initiated by Putin personally, seems to be coming to an end. And it ends ignominiously, like all other ‘geopolitical’ endeavours of the Kremlin strategist.” These weren’t isolated incidents. Filter Labs, a data analytics company I collaborate with, saw social media sentiment on Syria dip steeply as Assad fell.It was in stark contrast to Putin’s silly claim at his annual news conference last week that Russia had suffered no defeat in Syria. Unlike social med...

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74 minutes ago Body language expert reveals the red flag gesture that showed Tyson Fury was going to LOSE his fight with Oleksandr Usyk

The Gypsy King went the distance with Usyk but was beaten for a second time this year by him as all three judges scored it 116-112 to the Ukrainian - a clean sweep which left Fury indignant.

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