39 m. ago Fact check: Do foreigners occupy nearly half of London’s social housing?

Key context missing from widely-shared online claim about the proportion of social housing that foreign-born residents occupy, analysis finds

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48 m. ago BBC's Race Across the World leaders feeling 'confident not cocky' as they enter the final

They've raced 14,000km across Asia now the hit show's loyal audience of 7million will finally find out which of the four teams has clinched victory

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53 m. ago What is happening with Viktor Gyokeres? After 'furious' target rejects £30m offer

Viktor Gyokeres is at the centre of a transfer tug-of-war and is reportedly 'furious' with Sporting CP after they demanded a record fee to part ways with the prolific striker

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2 h. ago Is the FIFA Club World Cup being affected by what’s happening in the US right now?

The Club World Cup is considered in many ways to be a rehearsal for the real FIFA World Cup next summer

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2 h. ago Man viciously whipped with belt after snatching gold chain in Swansea nightclub

Darren Crayford suffered significant facial injuries after being repeatedly hit with the belt

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2 h. ago This is the magic pill everyone in the know buys to help them sleep

On a recent trip to Koh Samui, Thailand , the inevitable happened.

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3 h. ago Independent Scotland would cut ties with Israel over Gaza, claims Stephen Flynn

Flynn said and other SNP MPs were "deeply, deeply upset and angry about what’s happened in Gaza".

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3 h. ago What happened to Britain's fattest teenager: Incredible transformation of woman who weighed 63st and had to be cut out of her home

Georgia Davis was Britain's fattest teenager, weighing an incredible 63st in her late teens.

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3 h. ago Mercedes driven through classroom wall when mum 'suffered seizure before crash'

Joanna Murray previously pleaded guilty to a charge of dangerous driving but not guilty to failure to provide a specimen for analysis.

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4 h. ago What happened to Britain's fattest teenager: Georgia Davis, who weighed 63st and had to be cut out of her home twice, has undergone an incredible transformation

Georgia Davis was Britain's fattest teenager, weighing an incredible 63st in her late teens.

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4 h. ago Family 'utterly heartbroken' after man killed in horror three

The three-car crashed happened in Aberdeenshire and has left a man dead, with his family ‘utterly heart-broken’.

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4 h. ago How to Train Your Dragon review – faithful yet utterly soulless remake

DreamWorks tries to find success with the Disney live-action remake template but falls shortIt was only a matter of time before DreamWorks jumped on the lucrative live-action remake bandwagon with its soulless new How to Train Your Dragon. Disney has been playing this cynical game since 1994 – releasing their Jungle Book remake (the one starring Jason Scott Lee) the same year DreamWorks was founded – and striking gold with Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland (2010), which arrived in theatres just weeks before the original How To Train Your Dragon landed.It also comes as no surprise that DreamWorks moved with Night Fury speed to revisit a movie that’s only 15 years old. As the recent Lilo & Stitch proved, there’s plenty box office gold to mine from introducing new children to a young and beloved property, while banking on the nostalgia that a generation without fully formed frontal lobes would carry for the not-so-distant animated films and TV spinoffs they were weaned on. Continue ...

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5 h. ago Man City's season with £115m triple signing simulated as two huge trophies won

We simulated the 2025/26 season with Rayan Cherki, Tijjani Reijnders, and Rayan Ait-Nouri at Manchester City to see what could happen

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6 h. ago Voices: Is Rachel Reeves a toxic influence in the workplace?

The number of job vacancies has taken a tumble just as the unemployment rate hits a four-year high – which is exactly what happens when you make it more expensive to take people on, says James Moore

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6 h. ago Brutal video shows what happens to our bodies seconds, hours and YEARS after we die

It is made simple for even the least scientific of us to understand, in a viral video which has been viewed more than eight million times.

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7 h. ago What is happening with Viktor Gyokeres as 'furious' Man Utd target rejects £30m offer

Manchester United are looking at a blockbuster move for Sporting CP goal-machine Viktor Gyokeres, and the transfer saga surrounding him promises plenty more twists and turns

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7 h. ago Brit sprinter Daryll Neita can 'feel fan cheers under skin' as she eyes double gold glory

Daryll Neita won 100m European bronze at Munich 2022 before adding 200m silver to her name two years later in Rome but she's not going to stop there

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8 h. ago UK drivers told to prepare for new 'blanket' speed limit that could see fines spike

Transport Scotland has revealed that road fatalities across the country increased to 160 in 2024. The transport secretary has warned that she would take action to prevent this from happening again

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8 h. ago What has happened to Greta Thunberg and the Freedom Flotilla?

The activist was aboard a boat trying to deliver aid to Palestine

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8 h. ago Juliet & Romeo review – Rebel Wilson and Jason Isaacs cameo in syrupy Shakespeare musical

With bare-faced cheek, this bardless take replaces all the original language with olden-days-effect prose – adding singing, dancing and a pointlessly starry castDirector and former stage actor Timothy Scott Bogart is best known for having made Spinning Gold, a biopic of his father Neil Bogart, the New York music producer and founder of the 70s disco-era label Casablanca Records. Now he has confected a syrupy new musical take on Romeo and Juliet, with music by his brother Evan Kidd Bogart (who won a Grammy for his work on Beyoncé’s single Halo).Bogart retells the basic story but with Shakespeare’s language all removed and replaced with olden-days-effect prose: a kind of bardless Baz Luhrmann. Ultimately – with what I do have to admit is some amiable cheek – Bogart contrives to do for this play what Nahum Tate did for King Lear. It’s really pretty bland, and with each turn in the plot you have to ask what the point of it actually is. Continue reading...

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