88 m. ago Hundreds take to the streets in march against plans to house 540 migrants in former army barracks

Around 540 male asylum seekers are set to move into army barracks in Crowborough as part of a government plan to reduce the number of hotels it uses to house them.

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1 hour ago Emma Raducanu told 'no, no, no' as Australian Open umpire puts unhappy Brit in her place

Emma Raducanu questioned an umpire's decision that left her fuming during her Australian Open first-round 6-4, 6-1 victory over Mananchaya Sawangkaew

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1 hour ago ITV's Gladiators is making a 'big change' that will terrify contestants and change show

EXCLUSIVE: Gladiators bosses have made the show even tougher by introducing a new game that's played at heights never seen before – which will be sure to raise heartbeats

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2 h. ago Australian Open star dramatically comes to aid of collapsing ball girl

Zeynep Sonmez is the first Turkish player to reach the second round of the Australian Open women’s singles

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2 h. ago Debris found in hunt for missing plane which crashed ‘killing all 11 onboard’ as rescuers frantically search mountains

SCATTERED pieces of debris have been found after an Indonesian plane carrying 11 people onboard crashed. Rescuers confirmed on Sunday that pieces of the aircraft's wreckage had been located in South Sulawesi, one day after it vanished mid-flight. New footage reveals debris strewn down a steep mountainside, reinforcing suspicions that the crash was unsurvivable with...

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2 h. ago Trump’s tariff threat over Greenland risks ‘dangerous downward spiral’, warn Nato members – Europe live

The leaders of Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and the UK issue joint statement ahead of EU ambassadors meetingThe United States will also suffer if president Donald Trump implements threats to impose tariffs on European countries opposing his plans to acquire Greenland, a French minister said on Sunday.“In this escalation of tariffs, he has a lot to lose as well, as do his own farmers and industrialists,” French agriculture minister Annie Genevard told broadcasters Europe 1 and CNews. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Protesters come face to face with police as hundreds march against plans to house 540 migrants in former army barracks

Around 540 male asylum seekers are set to move into army barracks in Crowborough as part of a government plan to reduce the number of hotels it uses to house them.

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2 h. ago Emma Raducanu recovers from sluggish start to cruise through at Australian Open

Raducanu beats world No 196 to make winning start in Melbourne

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2 h. ago Hearts set for transfer crisis talks as Derek McInnes wants reinforcements after Shankland injury blow

The club are set to hold talks to ramp up their January plans after an injury crisis leaves them short of numbers for a crucial clash with Celtic

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2 h. ago Piers Morgan is hospitalised and faces three month recovery as he posts selfie from ward bed

The broadcaster shared the news with fans on Instagram, posting two pictures; one showing him lying in a hospital bed and another displaying an X-ray of his broken hip.

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2 h. ago Emma Raducanu recovers form sluggish start to cruise through at Australian Open

Raducanu beats world No 196 to make winning start in Melbourne

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2 h. ago Why am I a vegan? I do it for my mental health | Emma Beddington

Vegan restaurants are closing, RFK Jr is sounding the drum for carnivores, and the protein cult is bigger than ever. But eschewing animal products helps me ward off a sense of impotence – and despairLet’s get this out of the way, because I’m itching to tell you (again): I’m vegan, and this is our time, Veganuary! Imagine me doing a weak, vitamin B12-depleted dance. Unlike gym-goers, vegans are thrilled when newbies sign up each January, for planetary and animal welfare reasons, but also, shallowly, for the shopping. This is when we can gorge on the novelties retailers dream up: Peta’s round-up for this year includes the seductive Aldi pains au chocolat and M&S coconut kefir.I need retail therapy, because Veganuary has become quite muted and that’s part of a wider inflection point in vegan eating that I’m sad about. “Where have all the vegans gone?” Dazed asked in November, and now New York Magazine has investigated, with the tagline: “Plant-based eating was supposed to be the fu...

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2 h. ago Bank of England must plan for a financial crisis triggered by Aliens, says former policy expert

Financial markets could collapse if the American government confirms the existence of Alien life

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2 h. ago 'He invited me in to use his charger, what happened made me so scared I couldn't leave my house'

'His lawyer obviously was trying to prove that I was lying... I felt like no matter what I said, no one would believe me'

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2 h. ago Emma Raducanu points out Australian Open fan and says 'you can come to every match'

Emma Raducanu beat Mananchaya Sawangkaew 6-4, 6-1 in the first round of the Australian Open first round.

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3 h. ago Emma Raducanu surprised to learn new nickname after winning start to Australian Open

The locals in Melbourne have taken to calling the British No 1 ‘Raddo’ after she opened her campaign with a straight-sets win

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3 h. ago Ball girl collapses at Australian Open as tennis star hailed for immediate reaction

The match between Ekaterina Alexandrova and Zeynep Sonmez was paused on the first day of the Australian Open when a ball kid collapsed at the side of the court

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3 h. ago Indonesia plane crash: Rescuers hope for survivors even after first body found

Indonesian rescuers are searching for the 11 people who were on board the small aircraft when it crashed during an approach to one of

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3 h. ago Anas Sarwar makes Milly's Law vow for child cancer patient who died from hospital

Sarwar vowed to establish Milly's Law which he said "would create an independent public advocate with the authority to investigate incidents and establish the truth".

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3 h. ago Emma Raducanu argues with umpire on way to Australian Open victory

Emma Raducanu was in action in the first round of the Australian Open on Sunday and the British No.1 was involved in a row with the umpire during her straight sets win

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