2 h. ago LIZ JONES: I'm fed up with faking orgasms. If I meet an attractive man, you won't believe what I'll do...

Finally, I'm in Vogue . Apart from the time I appeared, labelled ' The Daily Mail 's Rottweiler'. Well, I like dogs! I was just thrilled to be noticed.

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3 h. ago Cosy Cotswolds spa hotel with royal neighbours – and treats kids like royalty too

Calcot & Spa in the Cotswolds is a family-friendly haven with an impressive spa, countryside walks and free childcare, making it the perfect base for a relaxing UK mini break

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3 h. ago Amazon's most popular heated blanket has 25% off in Black Friday sale

The Mia&Coco Electric Heated Blanket Throw has been a hit with Amazon shoppers who have left over 10,000 reviews and given it an average rating of 4.4 out of 5

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3 h. ago Radiohead Live In London Review: Still unique, still great, still morphing

Radiohead Live In London Review: Still unique, still great, still morphing  Mojo Magazine

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4 h. ago Zak Crawley’s awkward prod sends England down another terminal spiral | Simon Burnton

This team refuse on a point of principle to rein themselves in but latest batting collapse lays bare glaring weaknessesIt is the UK that is living through a cold snap, but in balmy Perth they were playing in a snow globe. The scenery was static, solid, but everything else was constantly getting shaken up, bits flying in unpredictable directions. The crowd roared, commentators gibbered, the glitter never settled.Unlike the first day England were not batting at the start, though they were not long delayed. At which point a pattern quickly emerged, one that almost perfectly repeated that established on the previous day, while also being completely different. The bowler who was useless was good, the marginal, unconvincing snickometer-based review that was not out was now given. Some things were both precisely the same (Australia’s tactics against England’s tail, how the tail reacted to Australia’s tactics) and also, at the same time, completely the opposite (the outcome). Continue readi...

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4 h. ago Brandi Carlile: ‘I’m in a sweet spot – my kids are little, my wife is hot and my body doesn’t hurt’

The singer on being a school bully, having a panic attack on stage, and ‘fearless bitch’ Elton JohnBorn in Washington state, Brandi Carlile, 44, released her self-titled debut album in 2005. She went on to win 11 Grammy awards and is part of the country supergroup the Highwomen. She has collaborated with Joni Mitchell and this year released the album Who Believes in Angels? with Elton John. Their song Never Too Late was Oscar nominated. She has published a memoir, and established the charitable Looking Out Foundation. Her eighth studio album, Returning to Myself, was released last month. Carlile lives in Washington state with her wife and two daughters.When were you happiest? I’m the happiest right now. I can see that I’m in a kind of sweet spot: my parents are alive, my kids are little, my wife is hot and my body doesn’t hurt. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago New Kia Sportage facelift driven: bold design, smarter cabin and better hybrids

Kia’s new Sportage facelift arrives with striking styling, fresh hybrid options and a smarter, more functional cabin — keeping the brand’s best-seller firmly in “safe bet” territory, even if the front end divides opinion

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6 h. ago The Black Swan review: This astounding BBC documentary about crooked lawyers knocked me for six

Four-part documentary The Black Swan, which (secretly) takes place in one (bent) lawyer's office in Copenhagen, is gripping, astounding television and it knocked me for six.

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6 h. ago Fans 'feel ancient' as iconic film which 'changed everything' turns 30 today

Scoring a rare 100 per cent on review aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes — 30 years on, fans of the generation-defining movie are horrified at how quickly time has flown by.

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6 h. ago Breaking Bad icon's 'must see' film dubbed 'better than John Wick' on TV tonight

An "extremely bloody" action thriller that’s been likened to Keanu Reeves’ John Wick franchise will be airing this evening.

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7 h. ago Why Jamie Smith was given out in controversial second innings decision

Smith was judged to have made contact with the ball after a DRS review

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7 h. ago Two UK clinical trials to assess impact of puberty blockers in young people

Multi-year studies announced after Cass review found ‘insufficient evidence’ about effects on children with gender dysphoriaTwo studies to investigate the impact of puberty blockers in young people with gender incongruence have been announced by researchers in the UK after an expert view said gender medicine was “built on shaky foundations”.Puberty blockers were originally used to treat early onset puberty in children but have also been used off-label in children with gender dysphoria or incongruence. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Review: Phillips OneUp 5000 electric mop does away with the sloppy mop and bucket

The high-tech mop promises cleaner floors with a fraction of the effort and water - but at a cost

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8 h. ago Why England batter Jamie Smith was given OUT amid Ashes DRS review shocker vs Australia

Jamie Smith was subject to a five-minute review in the first Test vs Australia with the England batter eventually given out, despite controversy around that DRS decision.

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8 h. ago From The Death of Bunny Munro to Wicked: For Good: the week in rave reviews

Matt Smith is the ultimate bad dad in a Nick Cave novel adaptation, and the Oz prequel musical reaches the end of the road. Here’s the pick of the week’s culture, taken from the Guardian’s best-rated reviews Continue reading...

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14 h. ago Breaking Dad! Bryan Cranston put through the wringer in this tale of family despair: PATRICK MARMION reviews

MARMION: Bryan Cranston stars in a new staging of Arthur Miller's 1947 play about a wily World War II businessman whose eldest son has been missing in action for three years.

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14 h. ago All My Sons review at Wyndham's Theatre, London: Boiling anger

All My Sons review at Wyndham's Theatre, London: Boiling anger  The Stage

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14 h. ago 'Being vulnerable is a result of so many years hiding who I am' Fife singer

The BBC Introducing Artist of the Year winner talks prizes, a hit debut album and how they found their voice

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14 h. ago Edinburgh Airport lounge's rating downgraded for 'work canteen' lunch menu

Plaza Premium to “actively review” improvements for being below standard

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14 h. ago All My Sons review: 'An astonishing, deeply moving piece of theatre'

Bryan Cranston, Marianne Jean-Baptiste and Paapa Essiedu are pitch perfect in this Arthur Miller revival

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