83 m. ago Horror as trains crash as emergency services rush in and people shout 'we need doctors'

Passengers on board reported a terrible 'blow' which could be heard throughout all the carriages, with doctors being called to the front to deal with the incident

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2 h. ago Huntingdon knife attack hero Stephen Crean given standing ovation at City Ground days after bravely risking his life

HUNTINGDON knife attack hero Stephen Crean has been given a standing ovation while in attendance at the City Ground to watch his beloved Nottingham Forest. Lifelong Forest fan Crean, 61, saw his club pay tribute to him after his heroic stand against a knife-wielding man during a mass stabbing event on an LNER train service last...

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2 h. ago Tim Davie resigns as BBC director general after accusations of ‘serious and systemic’ bias in coverage

Davie tells staff departure was “my own decision” but it comes with the BBC preparing to apologise for the way it edited a Trump speechTim Davie, the BBC’s director general, and the head of BBC News have resigned after a former adviser to the corporation accused it of “serious and systemic” bias in its coverage of issues including Donald Trump, Gaza and trans rights.In a shock move, Davie said his depature was his own, but comes with the BBC preparing to apologise for the way the broadcaster edited a Donald Trump speech. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago 'He could become one of the best novice chasers' – Jason Heavey's Monday tips

The Daily Star Chief Tipster has been in very good form and believes a young horse trained by Sam Thomas is the best bet of the day on Monday at Carlisle

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3 h. ago Caroline Flack's ex boyfriend now as new documentary airs tomorrow

Caroline Flack was preparing for a court trial when she died, after allegations surfaced that she 'beat her boyfriend'.

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3 h. ago I went on a sleeper train from London Euston to Scotland — and one thing really caught me off guard

I went on a sleeper train from London Euston to Scotland — and one thing really caught me off guard  MyLondon

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4 h. ago 'I had eye surgery then all I could see was massive boobs due to rare complication'

For ten whole days, retired teacher Mark Bryan was confined to his house, too afraid to go out in public on account of being haunted by hallucinations of massive boobs

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4 h. ago Huntingdon train hero receives incredible ovation at Nottingham Forest in first appearance at the City Ground since knife rampage

It comes just over a week after he was stabbed while trying to protect other passengers from Anthony Williams, who has been charged with 11 counts of attempted murder.

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6 h. ago Inquiry launched as nearly one million young people out of work and education

‘The rising number of young people who are not in education, employment or training is a crisis of opportunity ‘

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6 h. ago Hearts confirm Beni Baningime blow as midfielder posted missing from matchday squad

Key player suffered injury in training on Friday

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7 h. ago 'They are blaming my son': Parents of boy hit by train at pedestrian crossing slam 'distracted by phone' report finding

Jaiden Shehata, 11, was struck by a train as he walked to school near Kenley, south London, on January 23

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8 h. ago How to make the perfect beer cheese soup – recipe | Felicity Cloake's How to make the perfect

No wait! This richly flavoured cornerstone of the US midwest is a treat on a cold day – here’s how to perfect itBeer and cheese, two ingredients that don’t immediately scream soup to much of the world, are the cornerstones of one such midwestern speciality, particularly beloved in Wisconsin, with its prominent dairy and brewing industries. Beer soups are also found from Alsace to Russia (and, indeed, Wisconsin has a significant northern European heritage population). The cheese, however, appears to be an inspired American addition (though, seeing as Germany boasts both beer and cheese soups, I’m prepared to stand corrected), playing off the bittersweetness of the beer to produce a richly flavoured dish that’s perfectly suited to harsh midwestern winters. That said, it’s a treat on a cold day wherever you are.(Note: this is not to be confused with German obatzda, while a thicker version is a popular hot dip in Kentucky, in particular.) Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Dog trainer warns 'don't waste time and energy' with common puppy mistake

The advice was shared in an educational video posted on social media by a Clinical Canine Behaviourist

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9 h. ago Brit holiday hotspot tragedy as three confirmed dead and 15 injured after being swept away

Tenerife is a popular hotspot for British tourists, but strong winds and rough seas sent dozens of people into the ocean, as the president of the island warned people to be prepared

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9 h. ago North Korea opens first gaming cafe but they 'can't play with foreigners'

North Koreans will soon get to play some of the biggest video games, but they will likely be unable to chat with other players around the world due to strict Internet laws

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9 h. ago Teacher banned from classroom after naked photo shoot with child

Teacher banned from classroom after naked photo shoot with child  MyLondon

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9 h. ago Energy jobs: Scottish power firm SSEN Transmission launches 600 paid trainee roles in green sector

One major power firm is helping people turn their passion for clean energy into a career 🌱

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10 h. ago Sarah Ferguson 'spent hundreds of thousands on personal trainer she used twice a year'

The former Duchess of York is said to have enjoyed a life of lavish excess during her time in the royal fold, and even allegedly had to be bailed out by the late Queen more than once

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10 h. ago Huntingdon train attack hero wakes and speaks to wife for first time

The wife of the brave LNER worker, who confronted the knifeman in the Huntingdon train attack, has shared news on him in hospital

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10 h. ago Remembrance Day LIVE: Veterans prepare to march past the Cenotaph after King Charles and Royal Family lay wreaths honouring those killed in conflict

Services will take place across the country to honour the fallen, with this year's Armistice Day marking the 80th anniversary of the end of World War Two.

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