2 hours ago Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez to marry this week as secret plans for '$600M' Christmas wedding revealed

The billionaire Amazon founder, 60, and his ex-TV news anchor fiancée, 55, are marrying in Aspen the weekend after Christmas, DailyMail.com can exclusively reveal.

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3 hours ago Welsh tourist attraction says Storm Darragh cost £150,000 worth of damage

30 mature trees were lost when gusts of up to 70mph ripped through the Conwy Valley National Trust Cymru site on December 7

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5 hours ago WASPI women flock to Nigel Farage's Reform UK after Labour 'betrayal' on compensation

A huge survey of almost 11,000 affected 1950s-born women shows support for Reform UK has shot up to 24%, while support for the Conservatives stands at 13% and a mere 7% back Labour

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6 hours ago Syria has been liberated from Russia and Iran – but outsiders still threaten its new freedom | Robin Yassin

After the fall of the Assad regime, the country now faces challenges from Turkey, Israel and the enmity of the westRobin Yassin-Kassab is co-author of Burning Country: Syrians in Revolution and War and English editor of the Isis Prisons MuseumThe liberation of Syria was long hoped for, but unexpected. Over the past weeks, Syrians have experienced the full range of human emotions, with the exception of boredom. On the first two Assad-free Fridays, millions of celebrants swelled the streets to chant and sing and speak formerly forbidden truths. There was a huge presence of women, who had been less visible during the years of war. Relatives are meeting again and assuaging their pain as hundreds of thousands return from the camps of exile.At the same time, millions are having to accept at last that their loved ones have been tortured to death. It now appears that most of the 130,000 lost in Bashar al-Assad’s prisons (a bare minimum figure) are dead. Dozens of mass graves have already be...

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7 hours ago Everton v Chelsea, Manchester United v Bournemouth and more: Premier League – live

Live updates on the matches at 2pm (GMT)Also: Fulham v Southampton and Wolves v LeicesterGet in touch! Email John here | Live scoresWill Unwin, who is our reporter at Leicester today, tells me that “Pereira makes his mark by starting eight native Portuguese speakers” in the Wolves team.Leicester: Ward, Justin, Coady, Vestergaard, Kristiansen, Soumare, Skipp, El Khannous, Ayew, Mavididi, Vardy. Subs: Iversen, Faes, Okoli, Winks, De Cordova-Reid, Choudhury, Daka, Thomas, Buonanotte. Continue reading...

Sport

7 hours ago Beast Games fans all asking the same question after watching first episode

New Amazon Prime Video show Beast Games sees 1,000 contestants battle it out to with a staggering $5million in cash – but viewers have been left with one question

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9 hours ago Major supermarkets urgently recall Christmas food favourites and issue 'do not eat' warning over safety fears

Causes for concern range from items containing potentially dangerous bacteria like Listeria to meat products shockingly being out on the use by date by a whole month.

Events

10 hours ago Murderer still on loose 20 years after 'inseparable teens' killed in their sleep

Within ten minutes, the downstairs had reached temperatures of 1,000 degrees centigrade, causing windows to blow out.

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10 hours ago Knowing the Christmas school fair is on? Not for all the reminders in the world | Seamas O'Reilly

Some parents are good at noting the important events, others at making up for it in the sweets raffleThe Christmas fair in my son’s school was, like all such things, unexpected. This is no one’s fault, but my own. I have a tendency to be – nay, an addiction to being – the last person to know about anything going on in his school. It is entirely my fault, you understand. There are leaflets and emails and reminders, it’s just that they never seem to sink in and leave me filling out zoo paperwork at 6am on the morning of ‘Adopt a Giraffe’ Day, or scrambling to cobble together a costume on Sunday night, before ‘Dress Like One of Those Chilean Miners That Got Trapped In 2010’ Week begins in earnest for another year.It’s tempting to say that I was blindsided by this Christmas fair, but sadly, such a claim does not stand up to scrutiny. For one thing, I have been reminded of it several times by people in our school WhatsApp group and my son has also mentioned it several times more than onc...

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