32 m. ago Commuters face major disruption at London Waterloo after ‘emergency incident’

Tubes and national rail trains face major delays as emergency services dealing with an incident

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46 m. ago Bob MacIntyre tames wild conditions before play suspended at Alfred Dunhill Links Championship

Home favourite MacIntyre signed for a 66 to take a share of the lead as Storm Amy struck Scotland

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64 m. ago Let it reign: The best wet weather outfit ideas for women from coats to boots and bags

London’s rain isn’t going anywhere, so we might as well master the art of dressing for it. Saskia Kemsley presents her foolproof guide to wet-weather dressing

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64 m. ago Business Gateway Lanarkshire supports local firms on the road to net zero

Business Gateway Lanarkshire is supporting this movement by offering fully-funded expert consultancy support and one-to-one business advice.

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67 m. ago The Guardian view on Tilly Norwood: she’s not art, she’s data | Editorial

The first 100% AI actor is a cause for alarm. But the human connection of great acting can never be replacedThe threat to human creativity from technology took another step closer this week with the appearance of Tilly Norwood, the first 100% AI-generated actor. Unsurprisingly, her unveiling at the Zurich film festival in a comic sketch called AI Commissioner caused an outcry. Emily Blunt described the film as “terrifying” and the actors’ union Sag-Aftra condemned it as “jeopardising performer livelihoods and devaluing human artistry”.There is much that is problematic about Norwood, not least the message her “girl-next-door vibe” sends to young women. But the more serious point is that her face has been made from those of real actors without their knowledge or consent. Her lighthearted debut masks the fact that she is part of a new model of media production that rides roughshod over longstanding norms and laws governing artists and their work. Hollywood has been anticipating Norwood...

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93 m. ago Hikers make horror discovery as two women found dead in beauty spot

Hikers came across the remains of two women, believed to be aged in their 20s or 30s, in a scenic region of Australia's Victoria state - a place known for its breathtaking vistas

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1 hour ago New world champion Abass Baraou expects to ‘dominate’ Conor Benn in UK showdown

Benn has been presented with yet another shot at a world title, after IBF welterweight champion Lewis Crocker also offered him a shot

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1 hour ago Amber warnings in place for winds up to 100mph as Storm Amy sweeps in

The worst conditions are expected in Northern Ireland and western Scotland, but all parts of the UK are likely to experience wet and windy weather.

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1 hour ago The Guide #211: What the world is watching, from Brazilian telenovelas to superheroes made of red bean paste

In this week’s newsletter: Guardian writers spotlight the much-loved shows in the country they live, including Jamaican breakfast telly, Big Brother Naija and X Factor for Polish pianistsA little while ago the Guide looked at the wave of international post-apocalyptic dramas washing up on our shores, bringing tales of climate catastrophe, violent autocracy and alien invasions from as far afield as Argentina, Nigeria and Korea. As well as revealing just how terrified the whole world is of the prospect of institutional collapse, it also – somewhat more positively – underscored what a globally connected industry TV is in 2025. Streaming networks, satellite channels, YouTube and hooky pirate streams can instantly serve up local content from every continent (Antartica excepted, though I’d love to hear if there’s a penguin mob drama from King George Island that I’ve missed).Still, as intermingled as TV is these days, there are still so many programmes that will probably never reach our sh...

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2 h. ago Winter heating payment reminder for South Lanarkshire pensioners

It is estimated that over one million pensioners in Scotland will receive Pension Age Winter Heating Payment.

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2 h. ago Revealed: How Britney fears she'll be 'picked apart as a mother' as tell

The image Britney Spears posted in June offered a glimmer of hope. That she was finally rebuilding her relationship with her children. But their father, Kevin Federline, looks set to jeopardise the reunion.

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2 h. ago Man, 35, charged with murder of victim stabbed to death in north London street

Scotland Yard described Shaun Latimer-Kayser’s killing in Camden Gardens as an ‘isolated incident’

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2 h. ago Kraftwerk Edinburgh and Glasgow ticket presales and prices: How to see the musical pioneers in Scotland

The band are heading back out on the road again.

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2 h. ago Amazon Prime Day 2025 live: Early offers and expert shopping tips

From Ninja air fryers to Color Wow hair products, don’t miss these deals

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2 h. ago Harry Potter star calls out access to creative industry as Hogwarts hosts fair

More than 300 pupils from secondary schools across the UK were given the chance to meet stars including Warwick Davis and discover the secrets behind some of cinema's most creative jobs

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2 h. ago 'Blood on your hands': David Lammy booed at vigil for Manchester terror attack victims as Deputy PM is told he's offering 'empty words' and locals 'want action'

The Deputy Prime Minister was forced to stop on several occasions due to persistent heckling from the crowd gathered on Middleton Road in Crumpsall.

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2 h. ago AI 'actress' Tilly Norwood explained as Hollywood stars fume 'we're screwed'

The creation of AI "actress" Tilly Norwood has sparked significant backlash after a number of huge Hollywood names branded her existence as "terrifying" and "the end of the industry as we know it"

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2 h. ago Chilling moment sex monster stalks victim in city centre before attacking 3 women

Sex attacker Donatas Venclovas, 34, struck early in the morning after following his terrified victims through a busy city centre before grabbing them in a series of sick assaults

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3 h. ago Larkhall councillor calls on politicians to unite and help create banking hub in the town

Conservative councillor Richard Nelson has written to Bank of Scotland bosses to state his opposition over the impending closure of the Larkhall branch early next year.

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3 h. ago Knifeman admits stabbing girl, 11, in horror attack in Leicester Square

Romanian national Ioan Pintaru has admitted stabbing Australian girl who was on holiday but denies attempted murder

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