74 m. ago Big Brother fans finally 'work out' Elsa's game plan after love admission

Big Brother fans believe they have worked out that Elsa is heavily encouraging a narrative of love between her and Marcus in a desperate bid to land brand deals on exit from the show

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1 hour ago Steve Clarke left with Scotland 'head scratcher' as he lifts lid on Ben Gannon

Clarke disappointed with Belarus performance as he racks up record match

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2 h. ago McTominay and Adams strike as dismal Scotland edge out Belarus and seal playoff slot

Someone within Hampden Park had the temerity to blast Freed From Desire over the public address system at full time. A song normally reserved for euphoric moments only just drowned out the jeers that met a Scotland victory. People just want more and more? Too right they do.Steve Clarke and his players edged closer to the World Cup with this win. It was just that a return to that scene for the first time since 1998 felt a million miles away as the Scots limped and laboured past Belarus. “We know we have got to be better, man,” admitted Scott McTominay. The Napoli midfielder was even more profound as he scored Scotland’s second; latter word “me” and the first a rhyme with “duck.” McTominay’s lack of celebrations perfectly depicted Scotland’s messy night. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago David Beckham cuts a cheerful figure at NBA game in China after wife Victoria candidly detailed her eating disorder in new Netflix docuseries

The former footballer, 50, beamed as he watched the second preseason game between the Brooklyn Nets and the Phoenix Suns, after attending Friday's match alongside Jackie Chan.

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2 h. ago Luke Littler pokes fun at himself after avoiding ultimate World Grand Prix embarrassment

Luke Littler was left to poke fun at himself after a slightly embarrassing start to the World Grand Prix final against Luke Humphries in Leicester, but ultimately it did not matter

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3 h. ago Iconic school lunch snack axed for SECOND time leaving fans of the ‘delicious’ treat ‘heartbroken’

TURKEY Twizzlers have been quietly axed — two decades after TV chef Jamie Oliver’s campaign saw them banned in school canteens. The controversial snack disappeared from shop shelves without an official announcement from makers Bernard Matthews Foods. Twizzlers launched in 1997, but got the chop in 2005 after Jamie’s healthy-eating “Feed Me Better” campaign for...

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3 h. ago I am terrified my boyfriend will dump me if he finds out I’m an escort but I enjoy making money should I be honest?

DEAR DEIDRE: MY new boyfriend is lovely but I am terrified that he will finish with me if he finds out my big secret. He is the first person I have truly felt something for in ages but I’m worried my work as an escort will make him question everything about me. I am 23,...

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3 h. ago Scotland struggle in jittery Hampden as Belarus threaten to derail World Cup bid

Victory is all that matters - but it was a hard night for Clarke and fans

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3 h. ago ‘I cringe when people say performance doesn’t matter if Scotland are winning – if we don’t improve we’ll get found out’

THERE haven’t been this many bullets dodged since Keanu Reeves defied gravity in The Matrix. All those chances Greece missed on Thursday night. A potentially catastrophic Belarus equaliser here chalked off for the flimsiest of fouls. Those many, many occasions on both nights when we were so, so, easy to carve open. If Steve Clarke...

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3 h. ago Four years after it was removed, London neighborhood restores antisemitism to list of hate crimes

Four years after it was removed, London neighborhood restores antisemitism to list of hate crimes  The Times of Israel

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3 h. ago Belarus match was supposed to be my Scotland record breaker – instead it could be my worst EVER, says Steve Clarke

STEVE CLARKE admits the 2-1 win over Belarus was his WORST experience as Scotland boss. Clarke hit a landmark 72 matches in charge in the World Cup qualifier. But his team were BOOED off the park after the nerve-racking performance and narrow victory. He said: “I’m really disappointed - really, really disappointed. “It’s possibly as...

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4 h. ago Legendary hard man Scott Brown sent off in CHARITY MATCH with Celtic ace fuming as ref gives him a cheeky wave

SCOTT BROWN is three years retired but his notorious warrior spirit is still burning red hot. The former Scotland hard man was so furious with a penalty being awarded against him that his protests got him sent off - in a CHARITY MATCH. Brown was part of the star-studded crew of Celtic legends who faced...

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4 h. ago Huge search for missing tourist who vanished in Scottish Highlands three days ago

Matthias Beutin, 57, was last seen at Blaven car park, near Loch Slapin on the Isle of Skye, at around 11.30am on Thursday, October 9, and has not been in contact with his family since

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4 h. ago Justin Bieber and wife Hailey pack on the PDA during steamy mountain getaway

Justin and Hailey Bieber looked more in love than ever as they enjoyed a cozy lakeside escape surrounded by snow-dusted peaks and turquoise water.

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4 h. ago The £13 eyeliner that applies so well on mature skin, shoppers in their 70s love it

"This liner is the best. I am 72 and most eyeliners either smeared, went into fine lines or never straight. This one is so soft and smooth, applies so easily."

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4 h. ago Scott McTominay and Ché Adams on target as nervy Scotland edge out Belarus

Scotland edged closer to the World Cup with this result. It is just that next summer’s festival of football felt so far away as the Scots limped and laboured to victory over Belarus.A dismal showing has left Steve Clarke with far more questions than answers beforethe two closing fixtures that will determine Scotland’s Group C fate. More of this will not do; as the Hampden Park crowd pointed out with increasing ferocity during the second half. Scott McTominay eased nerves with a late goal; the Napoli man’s lack of celebration said it all. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago ‘My heart is broken’: Palestinians begin searching the Gaza rubble for their dead

Using manual tools and their bare hands, people start the immense task of trying to find their loved ones’ remainsGhali Khadr spent two days pleading with his parents to flee with him to southern Gaza, warning them that it was too dangerous to stay. His father, known for being stubborn, refused. Their argument was never finished – an Israeli airstrike hit his father’s home, burying his parents beneath the rubble.On Sunday, two days after the ceasefire was announced, Khadr returned to search through the ruins of his parents’ home. He spent the day sifting through shattered concrete and twisted metal for any sign of them. All he managed to find were some shards of their skulls and parts of their hands. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Missing tourist disappears in Isle of Skye mountains for three days with rescue team probe

Matthias Beutin, a 57-year-old German national, was last seen on Thursday on the Isle of Skye in the Scottish Highlands, prompting a multi-agency search operation

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6 h. ago Emmerdale's Beth Cordingly sent love amid 'terrified' message

The Ruby Miligan actress sent a message to her younger self in a candid social media post

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6 h. ago Strictly's Lauren Oakley says 'love you forever' in sad tribute to 'favourite boy' after loss

The professional dancer, who has been part of the BBC One dance show since 2022, was flooded with love and support

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