31 m. ago Liverpool: Florian Wirtz reveals how first conversation with Arne Slot led to £116m move

Fee could be a British transfer record if add-ons are achieved

Economics

42 m. ago Riot police cordon off Edinburgh street as residents evacuated from homes in major incident

Around eight emergency vehicles and multiple officers, as well as police dogs, were spotted on scene.

Events

42 m. ago What caused the Bayesian to sink? Superyacht raised from seabed 10 months after tragedy

Billionaire tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch and his teenage daughter Hannah were among seven people who died when vessel sank off coast of Sicily

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48 m. ago Chelsea star gives damning response to Nicolas Jackson red card: "He needs to improve"

Chelsea were beaten in their Club World Cup clash against Flamengo as they ended with ten men after Nicolas Jackson received a second red card in as many months

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52 m. ago Ally McCoist reveals fear over Celtic transfer move that would 'hurt my mob'

The Ibrox icon has one growing concern over the Scottish champions market movement

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74 m. ago ‘If men couldn’t have sex with me, they didn’t know what to do with me’: Alanis Morissette on addiction, midlife liberation and the predatory 90s

She made her name with rage-fuelled anthems – and sold 75m records in the process. Now, with a highly anticipated Glastonbury slot, the California-dwelling earth mother is ready to let rip again Alanis Morissette asks which version of her I wish to hear from: “The hormonal bitch who has a lot to say? The people-pleasing, kind, amenable part? They’re all here.” It’s 9am in sunny Los Angeles and the ­Canadian-born singer-songwriter is ­wearing a slouchy top, her wavy hair loose. She’s long been aware of these different “parts”, that her life is full of contradiction. “I have 14 different opinions about one thing.” It’s why, aged 19, she wrote Hand In My Pocket (lyrics include: I’m high, but I’m grounded / I’m sane, but I’m ­overwhelmed), one of several anthems on Jagged ­Little Pill, the album released 30 years ago this month. Back then, in the unenlightened 90s, people found this sort of talk unnerving. “They were like, ‘Whoa, that’s scary. What are you talking about?’”“They cal...

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89 m. ago Every Man Utd player bar one put up for sale in club icon's drastic transfer action plan

Cash-strapped Manchester United have to make sales to fund Ruben Amorim's revamp of their struggling squad and Red Devils legend Teddy Sheringham has made clear that drastic measures need to be taken

Sport

99 m. ago Amazon shoppers rave over 'perfect for festival' tent reduced in time for Glastonbury

Glastonbury Festival starts in a few days and this tent is said to be 'easy to put up and take down', making it ideal for summer events

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1 hour ago Ex Scottish Premiership boss declared bankrupt as £2m house listed on court order

The Premier League legend, who had a season in charge at Rugby Park, has been declared bankrupt for failing to address a debt to a business finance firm

Economics

1 hour ago Dad 'left baby to die in hot motor' while he got haircut and went to a bar

Scott Allen Gardner allegedly left little 18-month-old Sebastian "helpless in a hot truck" on June 6 as the mercury hit 33C.

Events

1 hour ago Banksy mural at centre of legal battle after being removed from east London club and put up for sale in US

An East London club is suing for the return of a Banksy mural painted on their wall in 2007

Economics

1 hour ago ‘I want my viewer to ask – what is happening here?’: Meysam Hamrang’s best phone picture

This image captures the passion and solemnity of an Islamic ritual in IranFor Meysam Hamrang, this image was years in the making. The Iranian photographer took it in 2019 at a religious ceremony in the village of Masuleh, part of a historic city in the northern province of Gilan, Iran.“On the sixth day of Muharram – the first month of the Islamic calendar – Shia Muslims mourn the martyrdom of Imam Hussein in a ritual called Alam Bandan,” says Hamrang. “It’s held in a 1,200-year-old shrine. People from surrounding villages gather to participate in, or observe, the ritual.” Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Recent US political violence aided by DIY murder tradecraft available on internet

People locators, 3D weapon blueprints, tactical planning – all accessible on the web for potential attackers or terroristsA rash of recent assassinations have brought on congressional scrutiny and concern among law enforcement agencies who are wary of an age of political polarization turning deadly.But experts say the violence is as much a byproduct of the times as it is the easy accessibility to DIY murder tradecraft, evident in some high-profile slayings of late. Continue reading...

Events

1 hour ago EastEnders' Jamie Borthwick told bosses 'kill me off' before BBC suspension

EastEnders star Jamie Borthwick was suspended by the BBC earlier this month after using an ableist slur while on Strictly Come Dancing

Events

1 hour ago Boy, 10, missing from Edinburgh as police believe he may have boarded bus

Haiden Crawford was last seen around midday on Friday, June 20 in the Glenalmond Place area of the capital.

Events

2 h. ago Ninja's 'perfect' pizza oven that cooks in minutes is now £110 off

The Ninja Artisan Pizza Oven with Cover is now £219.95 down from £324.98 at QVC - it's cheaper than Ninja website and Amazon.

Economics

2 h. ago Princess Kate shares adorable photo of Prince William with four puppies to mark his 43rd birthday

The picture was taken earlier this month by the Princess of Wales

Politics

2 h. ago When Florian Wirtz could make Liverpool debut after completing £116m transfer

Liverpool have signed Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen in a deal worth up to £116million and the Germany international could make his debut as soon as next month

Economics

2 h. ago ‘The final countdown’: Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez fights for his political life

Series of allegations facing those around the PM have hit the reputation of the socialist-led minority governmentPedro Sánchez could be forgiven for remembering the autumn of 2018 with a deep and nostalgic sigh. Back then, having been in office for just six months, Spain’s socialist prime minister could afford to mock his opponents’ frequently hyperbolic attempts to depict him and his administration as an existential threat to the country.“I know you think I’m a dangerous, extreme leftwinger who’s trying to break Spain apart,” he told the senate at the end of October that year. “I know that everything I do, and everything my government does, is illegal, immoral and even fattening.” Continue reading...

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3 h. ago British bitcoin company goes from £4M to £1BILLION in just two months on the stock market

The key to Smarter Web Company's rapid growth is the strategy of becoming a bitcoin treasury company. We caught up with its founder Andrew Webley.

Economics