67 m. ago Schoolgirl spends eight days in intensive care after parents spot 'unusual' mark

"We're thankful it appeared when it did - she could have gone to bed and not woken up"

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75 m. ago EastEnders fans admit exit story for four major characters felt 'rushed' and 'could have been worthwhile'

The final episode of the week saw viewers say goodbye to several veteran characters

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79 m. ago EuroMillions results live: Lottery numbers for £44m draw on Friday, April 18

Results checker for tonight's EuroMillions draw

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89 m. ago White Stuff dress 'perfect' for chilly spring days that 'goes' with a denim jacket slashed by 40%

"Love this dress, so easy to wear and always looks smart. I have several versions of this dress so please keep them coming"

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91 m. ago KISSTORY stars Marvin Humes and Tyler West sign up for epic NAO summer lineup

This summer, the sun-soaked shores of Marbella will once again play home to the UK’s most beloved old-skool & anthems event as KISSTORY returns to the stunning Nao Pool Club

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1 hour ago The Greater Manchester botanic garden in top ten list to explore this Easter

The RHS Garden Bridgewater received an impressive garden score of 7.49 out of 10

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1 hour ago BBC announce major change on when EastEnders is airing on Easter Monday

The Easter weekend will heavily impact the UK's television schedules

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1 hour ago Dead body found in UK town centre as police swarm area and block gardens off

Police officers swarmed to the picturesque gardens in the tree-lined main street in Southport town centre after reports of a sudden death on Friday morning, it has been comfirmed

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2 h. ago PSG could face UEFA punishment after Marcus Rashford Champions League incident

Paris Saint-Germain could be punished by UEFA after Marcus Rashford had items thrown at him

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2 h. ago Shark discount code sees FlexBreeze fan that works indoors and in the garden cheaper than anywhere

It's significantly cheaper than Dyson's near £300 Cool Tower fan

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2 h. ago The Guardian view on Sudan’s third year of conflict: a war against civilians | Editorial

The ambitions of two generals and the interests of other states have led to the massacre of adults and children already forced to flee their homesSudan has begun its third year of civil war in the bleakest manner imaginable: mourning the massacre of hundreds of civilians and relief workers in displacement camps in Darfur. What began as a power struggle between generals has led to the killing of tens of thousands of people and widespread sexual and ethnic violence. The International Rescue Committee says the result is the biggest humanitarian crisis ever recorded: 640,000 people face catastrophic hunger. Basic services and infrastructure, already woefully inadequate, have been destroyed.“One thing that has been consistent since day one,” the Sudanese activist and commentator Dallia Mohamed Abdelmoniem observed this week, “[is that] it’s a war on civilians. Now, I think we’ve become so desensitised to it, that doesn’t make much of a difference any more. There’s no impact.” Continue re...

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2 h. ago Burnley close on promotion with comeback win at Watford amid EFL drama: football

Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekendHave any thoughts? Send them over to Niall via emailIt was an interesting night for Chelsea. They are through to a European semi-final but they got booed off the pitch as it happened. From west London, Jacob Steinberg wrote:Losing 2-1 to Legia Warsaw on the night was embarrassing. Chelsea, who seemed intent on giving the fifth-best side in Poland hope of pulling off a comeback for the ages at a disgruntled Stamford Bridge, were shambolic and easily could have crashed out.No wonder Maresca is not feeling the love from the crowd. Nobody celebrated Chelsea squeezing into a Conference League semi-final against Djurgården after winning 4-2 on aggregate. The defending was miserable and the attack was poor. Filip Jörgensen, Robert Sánchez’s understudy, was jittery in goal and the worries around Cole Palmer’s slump are not going away.It was a poor performance. We had a 3-0 lead – maybe that played a part in taking our foot off the gas. M...

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2 h. ago Job cuts loom at popular Scottish attraction as centre's future 'at risk'

Staff have been warned about potential redundancies at the Glasgow Science Centre

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2 h. ago Fearne Cotton reveals 'not a scrap of tumour left' in candid health update following operation

The presenter is one of the UK's biggest podcasters

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2 h. ago Katie Price says 'it's upsetting' as Harvey returns to college in emotional admission

Katie Price took to social media to share her struggles at needing to take eldest son Harvey back to his college accommodation after he spent a short time at his family home

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2 h. ago Best cordless vacuum cleaners, tried and tested in real homes

After months of testing, these cordless vacuums came out tops

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2 h. ago Annual duck race at Salford Quays gets Easter weekend off to quacking start

Hundreds turned out to watch the spectacle despite the drizzle

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2 h. ago Manchester United’s crazy comeback was inspirational – and a reality check

Overcoming Lyon with an emergency duo up front was electrifying but also showed deep flaws in Amorim’s squadBedlam, pandemonium, ecstasy and simply wow: Manchester United’s three-goal, six-minute (and 34 seconds) blockbuster extra-time comeback from 4-2 down is one for the ages, and a thrilling advertisement for the heart-stopping drama football can generate.Yet if the Harry Maguire header that KO-ed Lyon was a last, heroic act of a pell-mell, childhood-like jumpers-for-goalposts victory, it should also clang alarm bells for the fragile unit Ruben Amorim oversees, and cause a serious reality check. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Arsenal v Lyon: five key factors in the Women’s Champions League semi

Joe Montemurro and Renée Slegers are reunited but can they find a way to stop each other’s array of attacking talent?The former Arsenal manager Joe Montemurro, who left the club at the end of the 2020-21 season, returns to the Emirates Stadium when Arsenal host the eight-time European champions Lyon on Saturday in their Champions League semi-final first leg. Montemurro, who led Arsenal to a first Women’s Super League title in seven years in 2019, was previously back in N5 in 2023, where his Juventus team lost 1-0 in the Champions League. Arsenal look very different, on and off the pitch, to the club he left. They upped their investment in and commitment to the women’s side after a review towards the end of Montemurro’s tenure, but a face familiar to him sits in the home dugout. While with Arsenal Montemurro was paired with Renée Slegers on the Uefa coach mentor programme in the early stages of the former Netherlands international’s coaching journey. Montemurro describes her as “a pe...

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2 h. ago Man City FA Youth Cup final date confirmed as Blues look to make history

Manchester City booked their place in the FA Youth Cup final with a win at Watford last week, looking to defend last year's title.

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