32 m. ago F1 driver prevented from driving at Saudi GP as team investigates problem

Gabriel Bortoleto's difficult start to life in F1 has hit another bump in the road after the Sauber team were forced to change the chassis on his car after a fuel leak

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60 m. ago Swinney ‘understands hurt and anguish’ Supreme Court ruling causing trans people

The First Minister told the PA news agency that he accepted the judges’ ruling that the definition of a woman is based on biology.

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60 m. ago Personal trainer admits dangerous driving on first date after crash involving five police cars on A1

Mazyar Azarbonyad, 20, sped away from police in a powerful BMW before a pile-up which left seven officers needing hospital treatment

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78 m. ago Carlo Ancelotti hints at Real Madrid exit talks after Jurgen Klopp's response to job links

Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has been linked with an exit from the Bernabeu in recent months and the Italian has now confirmed talks over his future are pencilled in

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1 hour ago Coronation Street bosses trademark brand amid plans to flog perfumes and soaps

Coronation Street bosses have applied to trademark the Coronation Street brand with the UK’s Intellectual Property Office

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2 h. ago Medical neglect accusations and the star witness murdered: the Zizians’ first trial is as turbulent as you’d expect

Prosecutors aim to prove that Alex Leatham and Suri Dao are responsible for the death of their friend Emma Borhanian. But their case has been dogged by delays, disruptions, and allegations of abusive treatment, Io Dodds reports

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2 h. ago Our brother was shot and stabbed to death on the street... the police bungled the hunt for his killer

Ola Raji's sisters turned detective after vowing to never give up in their fight for justice following his murder 10 years ago in an an estate in Peckham, south London.

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2 h. ago Meghan Markle's one desire after royal 'humiliation' that Harry 'doesn't understand'

A royal biographer has claimed that the Duchess of Sussex has one desire after being 'constantly humiliated'. It comes as the writer alleges that the couple are at a 'crisis point'

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2 h. ago Mason Greenwood saga escalates as Marseille chief issues furious response to bust

Mason Greenwood is enjoying a positive first season with French side Marseille since joining from Manchester United but there have been rumours of a rift in the camp amid a rotten run of form

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2 h. ago F1 driver removed from Saudi Arabian Grand Prix session as major problem emerges

Gabriel Bortoleto will not take part in second practice at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after Sauber were forced to change the chassis on his car following a fuel leak

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3 h. ago ‘The bomber’s words sound mainstream. Like he won!’ Oklahoma City’s tragedy in the time of Trump

Revulsion at deadly Oklahoma City explosion in 1995 has faded. But echoes of the blast, and its perpetrator, Timothy McVeigh, are heard today as far-right ideas storm the USThe world’s first reaction to the young military veteran and far-right radical who blew up a federal building in Oklahoma City 30 years ago this month was near-universal revulsion at the carnage he created and at the ideology that inspired it.A crowd yelled “baby killer” – and worse – as 26-year-old Timothy McVeigh was led away in chains from a courthouse in rural Oklahoma where the FBI caught up with him two days after the bombing. He had the same crew cut he’d sported in his army days and stone cold eyes. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago 'Disaster waiting to happen' as serial killer nicknamed 'Hannibal the Cannibal' who spent 46 years in glass cage is moved after going on hunger strike over removal of his beloved PlayStation

A friend of Robert Maudsley, also known as 'Hannibal the Cannibal', has issued stark warning after the serial killer was moved from his glass cage after going on hunger strike.

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4 h. ago Mum shot dead in the street by man who felt 'disrespected' after she ignored his catcalls

Nikki Loffredo, 42, was walking along a street when she was shot multiple times by James Bernard Johnson, 43, after she told him to "f**k off" in response to his catcalling.

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5 h. ago Ruben Dias accused of 'thirsting over' Maya Jama for comment on Love Island star's bikini

Manchester City defender Ruben Dias ' response to a recent Maya Jama Instagram post has gained attention amid the pair's secret romance.

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6 h. ago LIVE updates from Rivington reservoir as urgent 'stay away' warning issued

An emergency services response has been launched

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6 h. ago RECAP: Updates from Rivington reservoir as urgent 'stay away' warning issued

An emergency services response has been launched

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6 h. ago Coronation Street spoilers for next week: Sad exit news and a villain returns

Coronation Street fans can expect plenty of drama and major hints about what's ahead in scenes next week on the ITV soap, with spoilers teasing an exit and a return

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6 h. ago Coronation Street icon Sue Cleaver's new TV role on rival channel 'exposed'

Sue Cleaver has already filmed her final scenes on the cobbles after 25 years as Eileen Grimshaw but what is the actress going to do next after quitting the ITV soap?

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6 h. ago Soap spoilers for next week: Emmerdale Aidan truth and Coronation Street return

There's some big moments ahead next week across Emmerdale, Coronation Street and EastEnders, with spoilers confirming returns, pasts being exposed and a possible exit

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7 h. ago In the Rhododendrons by Heather Christle review – back to the mother land

A poet’s memoir of family, trauma, and Virginia Woolf pulses with feeling and intelligenceLike most kids, Heather Christle was drilled about “stranger danger”. Like some, she had a family codeword designed to show that an adult picking them up from school when her mother was busy could be trusted. But, in her American home town in the 1980s, no other kid’s word was a bygone British sweet. And so “Dolly Mixture” joins the growing list of things learned from her English mother that Christle, looking back, finds out of place. Things such as dining etiquette, cardigans, M&S outfits, margarine. But also bigger stuff: beliefs and behaviours. Assumptions. Silence. Shame.With her mother in her 70s and their relationship strained, Christle, a poet and academic, embarks on a quest for new understanding – of her mother, of “Englishness”, and of herself. In a memoir that pulses with feeling and intelligence, she excavates the past to expose difficult truths. As she proved with her acclaimed...

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