68 h. ago Storm Amy bring unto 100mph winds as 'victims' show off destruction

Stormy Amy is bringing severe weather, as well as travel mayhem, resulting in widespread delays to trains and flights. The storms 'victims' have been taking to TikTok to share their experiences of the severe weather

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68 h. ago Storm Amy brings upto 100mph winds as 'victims' show off destruction

Stormy Amy is bringing severe weather, as well as travel mayhem, resulting in widespread delays to trains and flights. The storms 'victims' have been taking to TikTok to share their experiences of the severe weather

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3 d. ago Riley Green: 'In a world where we don’t agree on much, music brings people together'

EXCLUSIVE Viral US country star on UK fans, breaking records and keeping it simple

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3 d. ago A new Halloween outdoor cinema is bringing iconic spooky movies to London

A new Halloween outdoor cinema is bringing iconic spooky movies to London  Time Out Worldwide

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6 d. ago Glam racing driver aiming to bring 'new dynamic' as first woman FIA president

Laura Villars has announced herself as a surprise third candidate for the FIA presidency, and the Swiss racer says she will bring a 'new dynamic' to the motorsport world

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6 d. ago Bad Bunny brings Puerto Rico to the world, from his landmark residency to the Super Bowl

Bad Bunny captivated audiences with his residency in Puerto Rico, inspiring patriotism and drawing half a million people to the island this summer

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8 d. ago Tech bros want women to have more babies. But they’re going about it the wrong way | Emma Beddington

Dropping birthrates are worrying Elon Musk, JD Vance and the like. But their proposed remedies are risible. Here are some surefire winnersTo the surprise of no one with internet access, surely, we’re still in a birthrate crisis. What with ecological collapse, incipient fascism, geopolitical instability, the lack of support for new parents, childcare costs and more, bringing new life into the world requires a radical act of hope. And who’s feeling that these days?Plus, even if you do want children, pregnancy feels kind of risky at the moment. In parts of the US and beyond, pregnant people are being viewed, and treated, as functional vessels, valued only as a sort of Le Creuset for precious life delivery. Even popping a paracetamol when you’re pregnant is out now; just “tough it out” or you’ll make your kid autistic, Trump claims. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Jaded London Brings Its Retail World Tour to NYC, Hints at Future Permanent Store

Jaded London Brings Its Retail World Tour to NYC, Hints at Future Permanent Store  WWD

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1 week ago The Guide #210: Is One Battle After Another finally Paul Thomas Anderson’s Oscars moment?

In this week’s newsletter: The latest from the American virtuoso director is a big, swing-for-the-fences hit that looks certain to be an awards season contenderTruly, it is a hallowed date for cinephiles, Letterboxd addicts, film bros and people who will only watch movies in 70mm. Yes, happy One Battle After Another release day to all who celebrate.For card-carrying members of the tribe (and I’m absolutely one of them), the arrival of a new Paul Thomas Anderson film is an event equal in magnitude to Christmas Day meets the World Cup final meets McDonald’s bringing back the McRib. PTA – as the heads call him – may not be the most famous director of his age (Spielberg, Cameron, Scorsese, Nolan and even namesake Wes Anderson are more recognisable to the average filmgoer), but he is surely the most adored among his fans, a film-maker incapable of making a bad film. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Jake Paul to bring in undefeated world champ and Gervonta Davis’ rival for sparring ahead of bizarre exhibition fight

JAKE PAUL says he is building a squad of elite southpaw sparring partners to help him prepare to fight Gervonta Davis. The YouTuber-turned-boxer takes on WBA lightweight champion Davis on November 14 in an exhibition bout in Miami. Paul stands 6ft 1in compared to 5ft 5in Davis - who also weighs FIVE STONE less. So...

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1 week ago Yaku Brings Its Wide, Whimsical World to the London Fashion Week Runway

Yaku Brings Its Wide, Whimsical World to the London Fashion Week Runway  hypebeast.com

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1 week ago Scottish TV producer turned Hollywood "fixer" reveals new Top Gun fighter pilot show is most exciting project yet

As one of Hollywood’s top TV “fixers”, Liz Stirling has worked on massive shows from all over the world but she admitted that helping bring new National Geographic series Top Guns: The Next Generation to life was one of the best experiences yet.

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2 w. ago Duchess of Edinburgh wows in a £625 blue polka dot dress as she joins Princess Takamado at the Women's Pavilion during Japan tour

Sophie, 60, appeared in high spirits as she met with the Japanese royal at the Osaka Expo, which aims to bring together people and innovations from around the world to address global issues.

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2 w. ago Tim Dowling: we’re low on milk the kids must have moved back home

Having flown the nest, two of our sons are now back under our roof – and the third lives just around the cornerIt is late on Saturday morning, and the oldest one and I are sitting opposite one another at the kitchen table, staring at our laptops in silence. We are silent because we are both working on the same puzzle, and neither of us wants any help from the other at this point.The front door opens and my wife comes in, bringing with her the middle one and all his worldly possessions. Only the youngest one, the last to leave, has yet to return home, but he lives just minutes away and, like the other two, he has a key. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Kate Lawler soaks up the sun during childfree trip to Ibiza and says she's had one of the best weekends of her life

The Big Brother star, 45, jetted to 'the most magical island in the world' for a pal's 50th birthday celebrations, bringing her husband Martin Bojtos along too.

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3 w. ago Simbu snatches world marathon gold from Petros in historic photo finish

Tanzania’s Alphonce Simbu claims win by 0.03secsFinal sprint ended with tighter result than 100m finalsOne of the most dramatic finales in marathon history ended with one athlete at these Tokyo World Athletics Championships diving for the line, another unsure of the result, and Seiko’s photo-finish machine being called into emergency action.And after 26.2 miles, and more than two hours of sweat and brutal toil, the print confirmed that Tanzania’s Alphonce Simbu had pipped Germany’s Amanal Petros in a sprint finish. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago World Athletics Championships: Molly Caudery and Emile Cairess forced into early exits on day three

Britain’s hopes for medals in women’s pole vault and men’s marathon dashed by injury and tricky conditions

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3 w. ago ‘There was something special happening’: how a Tyneside bingo hall became a mecca for ravers

Promoter and artist Man Power brings world-class DJs and dance acts to King Street Social Club in North Shields You can’t miss the King Street Social Club.Its exterior is made up of hundreds of coloured tiles and a no-nonsense red sign that make it stand out on the North Shields street it occupies. Inside the club, which is at the centre of the former fishing community around Newcastle upon Tyne, something else is brewing. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago A sprint finish and disbelieving bronze: women’s marathon brings worlds thrills

Peres Jepchirchir denies Tigst Assefa to claim goldJulia Paternain learns of medal after crossing the lineJulia Paternain wasn’t sure where she had finished after a punishingly hot women’s marathon at these World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. So, as she crossed the line, she asked an official.The answer had Paternain, the world’s 288th-ranked marathon runner, staring back at him in disbelief. She had won a bronze medal, Uruguay’s first ever at a world athletics championships. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Peres Jepchirchir outduels Tigst Assefa for gold in thrilling marathon sprint finish

The Kenyan had too much for the Ethiopian, repeating her Olympic gold triumph in Japan four years ago

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