69 m. ago Inside Love Is Blind UK star Megan's life from dance career to failed cruise ship romance

Love Is Blind UK season two has debuted on Netflix with fans eager to find out all they can about the cast.

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73 m. ago Lloyds Bank introduces gamechanging new £300 rule for customers in UK first

Lloyds Bank has announced a UK banking first from August 26 - with customers set to reap the benefits. The new rule will allow customers to pay in cash at over 30,000 locations nationwide

Economics

77 m. ago Poundland to axe two popular services ahead of latest store closures

It makes up part of a restructuring plan to "simplify and refocus" the struggling company.

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81 m. ago Daughter of famous actress is the frontrunner to take over for Anna Wintour at Vogue, say reports

Wintour was revealed to be stepping down from the publication in June

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90 m. ago ‘A whole spectrum of hatred’: women face increased violence in Milei’s Argentina as rights are eroded

In a country once lauded as a progressive bastion in Latin America, protections are being dismantled by a populist leader, and gender-based offences are on the riseIn the week before her murder, Fernanda Soledad Yramain lay awake at night listening as a motorbike circled the house where she was hiding. “She kept saying ‘it’s him’,” remembers Daniella Viscarra, Soledad’s sister-in-law with whom she had sought refuge in the Tucumán countryside. “She was scared all of the time.”A month earlier, in September 2024, 29-year-old Soledad had ended a relationship with her boyfriend, Francisco Timoteo Saldaño. They had been together since she was 14 and he was 35, and shared three children. In the final year of their relationship, Saldaño had turned violent. Continue reading...

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90 m. ago Recognising Palestinian state must not distract from ending Gaza mass deaths, UN expert says

Francesca Albanese, UN special rapporteur for the occupied territories, calls for practical actions and warns against distracting ‘attention from where it should be: the genocide’The United Nations special rapporteur for the occupied territories has warned that moves to recognise a Palestinian state should not distract member states from stopping mass death and starvation in Gaza.“Of course it’s important to recognize the state of Palestine,” Francesca Albanese told the Guardian after several more countries responded to the mounting starvation in Gaza by announcing plans to recognize an independent Palestine. “It’s incoherent that they’ve not done it already.” Continue reading...

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91 m. ago Dog finally finds her forever home after spending more than four years in Scots charity's kennels

Skye is living life to the full after finding her forever home after more than 1,500 days in Dumfries and Galloway Canine Rescue Centre's kennels.

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95 m. ago GERS figures: Scotland's public spending deficit rises to £26.5 billion

There was an estimated deficit of 11.7 per cent of GDP in 2024/25, compared to 5.1 per cent for the UK

Economics

1 hour ago Armed police put court on lockdown as gangster Jamie Rothwell arrives for sentencing

A prison van arrived at court amid heavy security

Events

1 hour ago William Hill owner says UK football stakes slimmer since Euro 2024

Evoke said its gaming division had strengthened but sports betting had ‘lagged’ over the first half of 2025.

Politics

2 h. ago Travis Kelce says girlfriend Taylor Swift reminds him of his mum

American footballer also revealed ‘mind-blowing’ physical toll of Swift’s Eras Tour

Politics

2 h. ago Emmerdale star Laura Norton says 'this is the life' in family update

The Kerry Wyatt actress shared her family day out away from the Dales

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2 h. ago Mum took own life when kids were at school after doctor said she was not suicidal

Amy Manning had been to see her GP about her suicidal thoughts after experiencing financial difficulties.

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2 h. ago Bonnie Blue challenged to fight by rival and told 'you don't stand a chance' as feud grows

EXCLUSIVE: A row between two of the world's biggest adult stars could be about turn violent after Annie Knight, Australia's most sexually active women, claimed Bonnie Blue doesn't 'stand a chance'

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2 h. ago Police issue major update after man fights for life following Deansgate attack

Officers believe there may be another victim

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2 h. ago When is Love Is Blind UK season 2 part 2 out on Netflix and how many episodes are there?

Love Is Blind UK is making a comeback with real-life couple Emma and Matt Willis returning to host the Netflix dating show.

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2 h. ago Depraved police officer said 'my life's f*****' as he was arrested

Owen Mills, 22, from Cornwall, made "sexual contact" with a woman who had brain damage due to alcoholism and he had been tasked with supervising, a court heard

Events

3 h. ago Drivers caught behind wheel of unroadworthy vehicles up 52% in a year

A total of 13,109 British drivers were convicted of the offence in 2024, official data obtained by the RAC revealed.

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3 h. ago ‘Challenger level is about survival’: brutal reality of life below elite tennis

Shared motel rooms, sleeping on floors and making a net loss are among hurdles facing the globetrotters chasing ranking pointsLess than a year after exiting the 2022 Wimbledon quarter-final on the All England Club’s pristine No 1 Court, Cristian Garín found himself 10,000 miles away on a hard court on the Pacific island of Nouméa, New Caledonia.The Chilean, who had a career-high ranking of world No 17, had signed up for an ATP Challenger event, tennis’s second-tier tour, mostly attracting players outside the top 100, after a wrist injury forced him to miss two ATP Masters 1000 events. By January 2023, Garín sat at a precarious No 82. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Gaza’s sick children wait in torturous limbo for medical evacuations

For some the only hope is treatment abroad, but not all survive the long, desperate wait for Israel’s approvalAbdel Karim Wahdan no longer has the energy to speak. When visitors arrive, the eight-year-old pretends to be sleeping so that no one looks at him. Between his frequent dialysis sessions, he cries. His bones hurt, he says.Abdel Karim is dying. His death should be preventable but because he lives in Gaza he cannot access the treatment that would save his life. What started as acute kidney failure is now chronic: his small body has begun to swell and he spends his days between hospital beds and injections that he hates. Continue reading...

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