68 m. ago 28 Palestinians including children killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza

Hospital officials say Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 28 Palestinians in Gaza including four children

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80 m. ago Police urge people not to call them about hosepipe rulebreakers as third heatwave of summer set to peak at 34C

Temperatures reached 34.7C on Friday as Britons brace for possibility of even hotter weather on Saturday, with amber heat health alerts in place warning of potential rise in deaths

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99 m. ago Noel Gallagher's daughter Anais shares sweet reaction to cameo at Heaton Park Oasis gig

Noel and Liam Gallagher's band Oasis are official back on tour for the first time in more than two decades, with thousands of fans travelling to see them perform

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2 h. ago Air India crash report reveals chilling cockpit exchange before plane hit ground

The official report into the Air India crash that killed 260 people has been released - and it includes a chilling exchange which took place in the cockpit seconds before the doomed flight went down

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2 h. ago Psychologist says sleeping with other people can save your marriage

Dr Tammy Nelson, a board-certified sexologist and licensed therapist with 35 years' experience, said that non-monogamy could strengthen intimacy and communication between partners.

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2 h. ago There’s an art to staging a comeback. But the best artists know when it’s time to take a pause | Larry Ryan

An LCD Soundsystem reunion, the Sex and the City reboot, Oasis back on stage: is this welcome revival culture, or a cynical money grab?When the comedian Marc Maron announced he would soon end his pioneering interview podcast WTF – famed over nearly 16 years for hosting fellow comedians, wider celebrities and even Barack Obama (when he was more president than content creator) in his garage – he said something you don’t often hear: “It’s OK for things to end.”In the time of the relentless scroll, culture often feels like it is drowning in cynical money grabs, nostalgia, franchises and “IP rentierism”. Bands, TV shows and film concepts are either never-ending or ever-repeating. It was refreshing, then, to see something stop in such a poised manner rather than descend into irrelevance and indifference. Maron gave no major reason for quitting beyond that he and his producer were a bit burnt out and it was the right moment. “I don’t think we live in a time where people of my generation an...

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2 h. ago Met Office says when heatwave will end and says major change is on the way

Amber health alerts have been issued for parts of the UK as 33°C heatwave sweeps across the country

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2 h. ago The glaring reason why those in royal circles are so 'bemused' Harry and Meghan are desperate to keep their children's official titles

Since the Sussexes' dramatic exit from the Royal Family , they have devoted a lot of time and energy to publicising their unhappiness with royal life.

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2 h. ago Police find at least nine suspicious devices after shooting man with chainsaw

Plumber Sean O’Meara, 36, was wearing a gas mask and body armour when he was shot and seriously injured by a police officer on Monday.

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3 h. ago BUCKTIN: 'MAGA candidate's sick conspiracy exposes just how far the Cult of Trump goes'

A MAGA conspiracy theorist now running for office is treating the tragic floods in Texas as content fodder, Christopher Bucktin says, and it proves just how far the Cult of Trump goes

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4 h. ago Firefighter is attacked as effigies of Kneecap burn along with 300 other bonfires across Northern Ireland ahead of Orange Order parades

The incident occurred on Friday as tens of thousands prepared to take to the streets across the region for the traditional celebrations on Saturday.

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4 h. ago Is Sidmouth God's waiting room or Gen Z heaven? Maddy Fletcher visits the nonagenarian capital of Britain to find out

Officially the nonagenarian capital of Britain, Sidmouth is home to only 842 people under 30. Maddy Fletcher, 28, discovers what it's like to be young in here

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4 h. ago I'm a fashion editor and these are the 6 wardrobe staples every woman needs to dress for a heatwave

Hold the flip-flops, put that crochet top away. When the heat is on but you're off to the office, look the business in Hannah Skelley's pick of smart yet summer-proof pieces

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4 h. ago How influencer LEAH LANE built a treehouse hideout in her Surrey garden for £17,000

Home office, guest bedroom, den Influencer LEAH LANE's Surrey garden hideout has become a stylish extension of her family home

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4 h. ago Airport security worker names one mistake that gets passengers stopped

A security officer has revealed a common mistake the majority of passengers make when going through airport security, and doing this will get you stopped and searched.

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4 h. ago Loose Women star 'not afraid' of returning to normal office job amid ITV cuts

EXCLUSIVE: Singer, actress and TV personality Brenda Edwards talks about the changes to Loose Women, the soap she’d love to star in and the office job she still has

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4 h. ago Five things you should have in your car during heatwave according to experts

It comes as the Met Office has forecast temperatures of up to 33°C in Wales

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5 h. ago Provence laid bare: ‘I shed my clothes and found freedom on a beautiful French island’

If you’ve ever been tempted by naturism, there is nowhere better to try stripping off than the idyllic, car-free Île du LevantThe trail hugs every curve of the cliffside. On my left, the Mediterranean Sea swirls beside craggy rocks, while flowering plants unfurl on my right. A quarter of France’s coast is lined with similar sentiers des douaniers (customs officers’ paths), which were once used to patrol the sea. The difference on this trail is that I’m wearing nothing but my backpack.Off the coast of the southern French resort town of Hyères, Île du Levant is home to the only naturist community of its kind, the Domaine Naturiste d’Héliopolis. For 93 years, this rustic Eden has lured free-spirited lovers of nature and authenticity, as unabashedly naked as Adam and Eve before they ate the forbidden fruit. On every visit, I’ve found that when people shed their clothes, they shed their pretence. Unlike traditional naturist retreats where nudity is de rigueur, Héliopolis is peppered with...

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5 h. ago Oasis at Manchester Heaton Park Met Office weather forecast for Saturday July 12

Pack that SPF because it's set to be another scorcher!

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6 h. ago Tim Dowling: the tennis has reached boiling point – and so have we

The darkened living room offers some sanctuary from the heat as we try to work while watching Wimbledon, but by the end of the day it’s in as chaotic as our frazzled brainsWhen the sun is out and the weather is hot, my office shed becomes sauna-like long before midday. By 11am, I retreat to the kitchen to work. By noon, the kitchen is also too hot to work in, and I move to the living room, where I find the oldest one and the middle one sitting on the sofa in the dark, their faces illuminated by their laptop screens.“This is the place to be,” I say. Continue reading...

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