21 m. ago Very discount codes for June 2025 – 25% off for a limited time only

From tech and fashion to garden furniture, we’ve got you covered with the latest Very promo codes

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27 m. ago Leading Scots UFO and paranormal expert set for talk on 'disappearing monsters'

Leading UFO and paranormal expert Ron Halliday is to deliver a talk on Scotland's 'disappearing monsters' this week. We take a look at some of Scotland's revered mythical creatures - including vampires, werewolves and the kelpies.

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30 m. ago More than 1,000 doctors write to MPs urging them to vote against assisted dying

Some high profile doctors are among more than 1,000 who have written to MPs urgent them not to pass a bill which would allow assisted dying under some circumstances

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30 m. ago 'Neither Reform nor the Tories give a damn about us Muslim females. They are just using the burka to incite hatred'

Zia Yusuf left Reform last week over calls to ban the burkha, but is now back in the Farage fold, but those who pick on minorities should not be trusted. Ever - writes Yasmin Alibhai-Brown

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37 m. ago Schools and nurseries write to London families urging them to impose screen time limits

A coalition of 21 heads in Southwark has issued guidelines for appropriate screen limits in a letter sent to more than 11,000 children on Monday

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46 m. ago Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ bill is built on falsehoods about low

Republicans portray those in poverty as lazy people who make poor decisions. They’re using that trope to justify huge cuts to the social safety netAs they race to deliver Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful” tax bill, Republicans in Congress are using familiar tropes to justify massive cuts to the safety net that will leave millions of low-income children and families without healthcare or sufficient food. The programs, they argue, are rife with waste, fraud and abuse, and the people who use them just aren’t working hard enough. So work requirements are necessary to force the obviously lazy “able-bodied” people to get to work.Here’s the reality check: a majority of those receiving this aid who can work are already working. More than 70% of working-age people who receive nutrition benefits or Medicaid, the health insurance program for low-income children and adults that covers one in five Americans, are already working, according to the Government Accountability Office. Those who aren’t w...

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62 m. ago Andy Murray cements legacy with return to Queen’s as tournament writes new chapter

Queen’s is hosting its first women’s tournament since 1973

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67 m. ago The secret treatment that's better than blue pills and Botox: Middle

For decades, the tools of male anti-ageing were predictable: a discreet prescription for the little blue pill, a secret stash of Human Growth Hormone (HGH)...

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75 m. ago The Latest: Los Angeles reels after three days of immigration protests

Tensions in Los Angeles escalated Sunday night as thousands of protesters took to the streets in response to President Donald Trump’s deployment of the National Guard, blocking off a major freeway and setting self-driving cars on fire as law enforcement used tear gas, rubber bullets and flash bangs to control the crowd

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92 m. ago Appleby horse fair aftermath sees fields covered in rubbish and van burnt

New photos show the aftermath of Appleby horse fair as rubbish and a burnt van can be seen on the fields where the festival took place

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1 hour ago More than 1,000 doctors write to MPs to demand they vote AGAINST 'unsafe' assisted dying laws that are 'a real threat to both patients and NHS staff'

In an open letter, doctors from across the NHS warned the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill poses a 'real threat to both patients and the medical workforce'.

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2 h. ago Wimbledon to be aired on new TV channel for the first time after BBC covered action at All

Wimbledon will be shown on a new TV channel for the first time having been covered by the BBC for 88 years. The BBC have broadcast events at Wimbledon since 1937.

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2 h. ago The Eternaut speaks to our uneasy times – that’s why this cult comic has become a global Netflix hit – Jordana Timerman

There are no happy endings in this Argentinian sci-fi thriller – but it has already inspired real-world protestsThis article contains spoilers for the Netflix series The EternautAliens almost always invade New York, with a secondary preference for rural America. They’re typically vanquished by a collaboration of cowboy sacrifice and eloquent leaders who restore order under the stars and stripes. The Eternaut, Netflix’s new sci-fi series that became a global hit this month, breaks this mould: giant alien bugs controlled by an unseen extraterrestrial overlord take over Buenos Aires. Victory always seems far away – it’s not clear that humanity will triumph.Like the 1950s comic it’s based on, the series does not merely transpose alien invasion tropes on a new geography: it rewrites them. The Eternaut isn’t about a lone hero who saves the day – it’s a story about how ordinary Argentinians face existential threat. There is no single saviour in the story, according to the author, Héctor Ge...

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2 h. ago Lucy Letby's 'secret code' in diary and reason experts say she might be innocent

Serial killers Dennis Rader and Melvin Rees both recorded their horrific crimes against humanity in journals while the Zodiac Killer, who was never caught, opted for a series of cryptic notes

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2 h. ago Fashion fans are all saying the same thing about bizarre 'distressed' jeans on sale for £40

Fans argue the Australian company has taken the dishevelled look a step too far, with the trousers more closely resembling human faeces than a grungy and relaxed style.

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2 h. ago Wimbledon to be shown on new TV channel as BBC lose monopoly on coverage after 88 years

The Wimbledon Championships get underway on 30 June, with Carlos Alcaraz gunning for a third successive title, with the BBC set to share broadcasting rights for the finals for the first time

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2 h. ago Nintendo Switch 2 – live: The only place to get a console in the UK

From specs and price to where the console is in stock, here’s your rolling coverage of the Nintendo Switch 2

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3 h. ago Trump orders the arrest of everyone in face masks and says 'bring in the troops' as LA burns, looting breaks out and violence spirals out of control following ICE protests

Harrowing footage showed rioters laying deadly traps for officers in LA and setting cars alight with molotov cocktails, rockets and explosives as tensions soared to new heights on Sunday night.

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3 h. ago Aid cuts put vital work to protect millions in Ethiopia from climate crisis at risk

Programmes helping vulnerable communities in Ethiopia to deal with the financial shock of extreme weather and drought are under threat, writes Nick Ferris

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3 h. ago Charming Welsh Victorian hotel that has its own tiny microbrewery

The brewery is located in Charming Llanwrtyd Wells, an offbeat town in mid-Wales, renowned for its weird and utterly bonkers events, from snorkelling in a bog to trying to outrun horses.

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