29 m. ago More than 1,000 people killed in south Syria clashes with ‘tense calm’ now in place in Sweida – Middle East crisis live

Syria struggling to contain sectarian clashes between Bedouin and Druze fightersIsrael wants the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation to replace a system coordinated by the UN and international aid groups. Along with the US, it accuses Hamas of stealing aid, without offering evidence.Critics have argued that the GHF is a tool for the Israeli and US governments to politicise humanitarian aid and to distribute it in ways that will depopulate sectors of Gaza in apparent violation of international law. Continue reading...

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37 m. ago Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal get Gyokeres boost; Liverpool agree Ekitike deal; Man Utd close to Mbeumo signing

Majors deals set to be confirmed as summer business steps up

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48 m. ago Tour de France 2025 live: Stage 15 route and updates with breakaway specialists and sprinters set to do battle

Stage 15 of the Tour de France sees the route flatten out - but will the sprinters have recovered enough to contest the finish?

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56 m. ago How east London suburb is STILL left with charred remains of homes three years after terrifying summer wildfire ripped through 19 houses

EXCLUSIVE: Sixteen houses were gutted and lives torn apart when an inferno ripped through Wennington, East London , on a breezy 41 degree day in July 2022. Locals fear it will happen again.

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82 m. ago Liverpool handed another transfer boost as Adam Wharton makes decision on joining

Liverpool have splashed some serious cash this summer but they would still like to add Adam Wharton their squad if the Crystal Palace midfielder can be tempted to move

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93 m. ago Trump live: President calls those who have asked for release of Epstein files ‘troublemakers’

The president has instructed the Attorney General to release ‘pertinent’ files on the criminal investigation into Epstein

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1 hour ago 'I live in London for £480 a month including bills and there's just one rule'

Honora, 27, was recommended to try the 'hack' by a friend, and has never looked back

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1 hour ago Indonesia boat fire LIVE: Passengers jump into sea as vessel bursts into flames

The Indonesian ship, the Gregorius Barcelona V, caught fire while sailing in the waters of North Sulawesi - passengers were seen wearing life jackets as they jumped into the ocean to escape

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1 hour ago ‘I’ve never asked for the approval of conservative white bigots’: Reneé Rapp on pop stardom, problem fans, and speaking her mind

She made her name in Mean Girls and Sex Lives of College Girls, but it’s her lack of a filter off screen that sent her viral. Ahead of her new album, she talks fame, gossip and Trump’s America – and doesn’t hold back“I looove to lie,” sighs Reneé Rapp happily, sounding like a kid who has just discovered a new favourite toy. She’s talking about using creative licence in her songs, and how she realised, while working on her second album, that she didn’t have to stick to the truth of her own experience 100% of the time. But for a journalist, the admission – and her apparent glee about it – demands a follow-up: has she lied at all in the last 40 minutes?I expect Rapp, 25, to wave away the question. Instead she pauses, seeming to give it real thought. “Have I lied? You know, I don’t think so,” she eventually concludes. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Hugo Ekitike to Liverpool transfer could be imminent as Frankfurt drop major hint amid 'outline agreement'

Reds hope to finalise a deal for the highly-rated striker in the next few days

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2 h. ago ‘Tense calm’ in Sweida after withdrawal of Bedouin fighters – Middle East crisis live

Syria struggling to contain sectarian clashes between Bedouin and Druze fightersThe Reuters news agency has spoken to residents who say there is a “tense calm” in Sweida after the Islamist-led government declared that Bedouin fighters had withdrawn from the predominantly Druze city.Kenan Azzam, a dentist, told Reuters residents were still, however, struggling with a lack of water and electricity. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Transfer news live: Rashford nears Barcelona switch, Liverpool’s Ekitike offer, Arsenal latest

Latest transfer news and rumours as Arsenal not expected to finalise Gyokeres deal before squad leaves for pre-season tour

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2 h. ago Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal eye Gyokeres agreement; Liverpool to sign Ekitike; Man Utd finalising Mbeumo deal

Majors deals set to be confirmed as summer business steps up

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2 h. ago Iconic 90s Wonderbra model shows off sensational looks 25 years on

Czech catwalk queen Eva Herzigova continues to be in high demand as a supermodel but she is much more selective nowadays, prioritising her ethical fashion stance and her family

Culture

3 h. ago BBC Breakfast sparks backlash as fans issue same complaint minutes into live show

BBC Breakfast was back on our screens on Sunday and some viewers were left annoyed just minutes into the show

Society

3 h. ago Butterbean admits to going through sex addiction hell – 'My wife knows all about it'

Butterbean became a household name in the 90s thanks to his unique boxing style and incredible punching power, but he was actually battling a sex addiction behind the scenes

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3 h. ago Liverpool transfer news: Alexander Isak statement as Reds told there's 'deal to be done'

Liverpool are looking to get a few more deals over the line before the season starts with huge updates in their pursuit of Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike

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4 h. ago 'ghd's new curling wand gives me perfect curls in under 15 minutes'

ghd's latest launch, the Chronos Curve range, includes four new styling tools - Curve Classic Tong, Curve Grand Tong, Curve Conical Wand and Curve Max Wand. But does the Conical Wand live up to the hype?

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4 h. ago Prix Pictet 2025 shortlist for the theme ‘storm’ – in pictures

This year’s theme for the Prix Pictet, the photography award that focuses on sustainability, is ‘storm’. The shortlisted images were announced at the international photography festival Les Rencontres d’Arles. The winner will be selected at the Victoria and Albert Museum in September.“In many ways our planet is a more dangerous place to live than ever before. The impacts of the climate catastrophe abound. Fires, floods, heat and drought are killing and injuring people and destroying both infrastructure and precious ecosystems. Already, parts of our planet are unliveable, and all the indications are that more will follow. The economic, social and political impacts of these changes are immense. There could not have been a more timely moment for the Prix Pictet to invite nominations on the theme of ‘storm’.” Sir David King, Prix Pictet jury chair Continue reading...

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4 h. ago 9 mistakes you probably made if you lived through the 90s, from dance craze to breakfast hazard

From the giddy highs of Britpop to a grieving nation mourning the loss of its People’s Princess, the 90s were a time of extreme emotions.

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