10 m. ago The race to save Thorpeness cliffs: Row of £1million luxury homes facing falling into the North Sea without action

Coastal erosion in the up-market seaside village of Thorpeness in Suffolk is getting worse by the day despite attempts to shore up the sandy cliffs to protect more than a dozen properties from the waves.

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61 m. ago 'Doomsday' floods and landslides kill more than 300 in Pakistan and Indian Kashmir with mass funerals held

One witness in Buner said he ‘saw the entire area shaking, like it was the end of the world’

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70 m. ago Face of 'knifeman' hunted over serious attack inside a house is released by detectives on his trail

Lee Boocock, 36, is wanted by police following a serious attack which took place yesterday inside a property in Shipley, West Yorkshire, and left a man critically injured.

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85 m. ago Man dies after collision between Range Rover and multiple motorcycles

Another man is in hospital with serious injuries following the crash on Friday evening

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93 m. ago International manhunt for Brit after Magaluf 'hit and run' injures tourists

An international arrest warrant has been issued for Jack Benjamin Hulme, 31, after he allegedly mowed down two people, including a teenage Brit, in a shocking Magaluf 'hit and run'

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96 m. ago Urgent recall issued for pasta brand sold nationwide over serious health risk

A supermarket chain has taken the product off the shelves as it contains an ingredient not mentioned on the label. Pictured: File photo

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1 hour ago Edinburgh retro: 23 cherished Edinburgh clubs and pubs from the 80s, 90 and 00s

We are raising a glass to some of Edinburgh’s lost and legendary clubs and pubs in this nostalgic photo gallery.

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1 hour ago Daniel Ricciardo hospitalised after suffering injuries in motorcycle crash

Former Red Bull driver and F1 race winner Daniel Ricciardo has been treated in hospital for injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash in Australia

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2 h. ago Three men charged with attempted murder after man 'injured' in Merthyr

An investigation is under way after a man was allegedly injured in an incident in the Gurnos area of Merthyr Tydfil

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2 h. ago Tottenham XI vs Burnley: Starting lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest for Premier League today

Spurs hope to bounce back after a bruising Super Cup defeat

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2 h. ago A fire at a Russian industrial plant kills 11 and injures 130

A fire at an industrial plant in Russia’s Ryazan region has killed 11 people and injured 130

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3 h. ago Kremlin releases photo of Donald Trump and Putin talking without US interpreter

Donald Trump was criticised during his first presidency over a meeting where Trump, Putin and Putin's interpreter were present - but not a US interpreter. Now he appears to have done it again

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3 h. ago Peter Andre shares sweet photos as he celebrates wife Emily's birthday during family holiday after ex Katie Price hit back at his bombshell statement

The singer, 52, and his wife Emily, 36, walked hand-in-hand with their children Amelia, 11, Theo, eight, and one-year-old Arabella, across the beach.

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3 h. ago Barcelona XI vs Mallorca: Rashford debut, predicted lineup, confirmed team news for La Liga today

Rashford could lead the line for Barcelona this evening

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3 h. ago Keely Hodgkinson's massive net worth, new life after Olympics, reason for boyfriend split

Keely Hodgkinson is set to return to the track this weekend in her first outing since she scooped gold at the Paris Olympics last summer having been sidelined through injury

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4 h. ago At least 18 dead and nine injured after bus plummets from bridge into river

Around 18 people drowned after a bus fell off a bridge and into the river in the eastern part of Algeria, with several others injured. The cause of the crash is still unknown

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5 h. ago ‘The stone is like a sign pointing the way for pilgrims’: Adelino Marques’s best phone picture

On the route of the Camino de Santiago, the Portuguese photographer spotted an impossible-looking rock Adelino Marques was taking a morning walk on the coast near his holiday home in Moledo, north-west Portugal, when he took this image. “It’s the northernmost beach in Portugal and is considered one of the most beautiful in the country,” Marques says. “It also has two unique features: a fort in the middle of the sea, which served as a defence against various attacks over the centuries and is now a national monument, and the hill you can see in the background of this image, Monte de Santa Tecla. It’s in the neighbouring country of Spain, but is nevertheless an icon of this beach.”In the foreground of the image is a rock that echoes the shape of the hill, with a stone “placed atop in a way that would seem impossible. Pilgrims pass through this area every day to walk to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, a pilgrimage that covers around 500 miles [805km] and takes about...

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6 h. ago The battle for West Bewley Road: Villagers fight plans for 190 new homes saying they will destroy the environment and their livelihoods

Residents of Bewley Road in Angmering, West Sussex, sent more than 1700 letters  objecting to the plans and have even set up a campaign group to raise money to contest the appeal.

Society

6 h. ago Scots primary kids 'told to send explicit photos' after being targeted in WhatsApp group

Police have launched an investigation after primary six pupils were told "not to let parents know" after being added to the chat.

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7 h. ago ‘I didn’t realise the game’s impact for years’: the making of the original Football Manager

When Kevin Toms created the first footie tactics simulation in the early days of the gaming industry, it became a phenomenon – and a source of cherished memoriesIf you were a football fan who owned a computer in the early 1980s, there is one game you will instantly recall. The box had an illustration of the FA Cup, and in the bottom right-hand corner was a photo of a smiling man with curly hair and a goatie beard. You’d see the same images in gaming magazines adverts – they ran for years because, despite having rudimentary graphics and very basic sounds, the game was an annual bestseller. This was Football Manager, the world’s first footie tactics simulation. The man on the cover was Kevin Toms, the game’s creator and programmer.The story behind the game is typical for the whiz-kid era, when lone coders would bash out bestselling ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 titles in their bedrooms and then end up driving Ferraris around with the proceeds. As a child in the early 1970s, Toms was a ...

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