3 d. ago How to see cosmic 'smiley face' in UK as Moon makes 'close approach' with Venus and Saturn

Stargazers across the UK will have to set an early alarm for Friday morning to catch a glimpse of this planet alignment

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4 d. ago Exact time to see tonight's 'fireball' meteor shower with dazzling shooting stars

If you're a fan of stargazing then be sure to look up because you won't want to miss this celestial marvel - although do check the weather and set your alarm for the best sights

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1 week ago What Newcastle star said about Manchester United should set alarm bells ringing for Ruben Amorim

Man United were soundly beaten on Sunday and Newcastle defender Dan Burn lifted the lid on his side's tactics for the Premier League clash.

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2 w. ago Travellers with hand luggage urged to 'bend the rules' with method that avoids £75 airline fee

There's nothing worse than bagging a cheap flight only to be hit with an oversized baggage fee at check-in. A travel expert has now shared some top hacks to beat the restrictions...

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3 w. ago Shoppers rush to buy Ryanair friendly cabin bag described as the 'perfect hand luggage'

With dimensions of 40 x 20 x 25cm the bag is the exact size required to avoid additional luggage fees on lots of major airlines

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3 w. ago Alarm you need to set to avoid 'sneaky' airline fees when travelling

Travel experts say the 29million people planning a foreign holiday this year need to avoid eight costly mistakes

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4 w. ago Trump has managed to spin Signalgate as a media lapse, not a major security breach | Andrew Roth

The US administration believes it can divide public attention until there is a new scandal. It may be a winning strategyWhen it comes to Trump-era scandals, the shameless responses to “Signalgate”, in which top administration officials discussing details of an impending strike in Yemen in a group chat without noticing the presence of a prominent journalist, should set alarm bells ringing for its brazenness and incompetence.In a particularly jaw-dropping exchange, Tulsi Gabbard, the United States’ director of national intelligence, was forced to backtrack during a house hearing after she had said that there had been no specific information in the Signal chat about an impending military strike. Then, the Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg published the chat in full, contradicting Gabbard’s remarks that no classified data or weapons systems had been mentioned in the chat. Continue reading...

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