3 h. ago Huge Turkey resort with its own theme park, water park and shopping mall

The resort in Turkey's Antalya region covers 639,000 square meters and includes a royal-themed hotel with 401 rooms, a theme park right on your doorstep, and even an impressive shopping mall

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6 h. ago Bill Ackman plots IPO of hedge fund Pershing Square in early 2026

Billionaire investor seeking to take investment group public as early as the first quarter of next year

Economics

7 h. ago Extinction Rebellion protester climbs Christmas tree destined for Trafalgar Square

A climate activist threatened to bring a decades-long tradition to a halt - after scaling the annual Christmas tree gifted by Norway to the UK right at the moment it was being felled.

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7 h. ago Eddie Murphy to receive prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award in 2026

At 64, Murphy has commanded the entertainment industry for nearly five decades

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8 h. ago Coronation Street fans blast 'absurd' plot but rumble who landed Carla in police trouble

Coronation Street fans think they have worked out who really put Carla Connor in trouble with the police on the latest episode of the ITV show after the fan favourite was taken in for questioning

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8 h. ago Jake Paul drops Tyson Fury bombshell and then vows to 'knock out' Anthony Joshua

Jake Paul has vowed to knock out Anthony Joshua in December before setting his sights on a blockbuster showdown with Tyson Fury in 2026, despite the former world champion announcing his retirement from boxing earlier this year

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8 h. ago MOVIE REVIEW: We get infuriated by supposed horror series finale 'Hell House LLC Lineage'

Insulting climax to franchise is shy of scares and leaves a multitude of plot strands unanswered.

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9 h. ago Man Utd plot Andre Onana success repeat as Ruben Amorim explains plan to bend AFCON rules

Manchester United are preparing to have talks with several nations in a bid to keep their top players like Bryan Mbeumo for as long as possible before their AFCON exits

Politics

9 h. ago Premier League's new financial rules explained after clubs voted for six

The Premier League clubs have voted to introduce new financial rules from the 2026/27 season, with PSR being replaced by SCR after the alternative - 'anchoring' - was dismissed

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9 h. ago ASU expands global reach with ASU London, set to open in Fall 2026

ASU expands global reach with ASU London, set to open in Fall 2026  The State Press

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10 h. ago Britain is becoming a more green and pleasant land – but it's bad news for one city

A report found the nation’s 40 largest towns and cities enjoyed an overall net gain of 390,000 square metres of green space between 2023 and 2024

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10 h. ago First Celebs Go Dating 2026 star revealed as MAFS fan favourite

CELEBS Go Dating is close to signing its first name for the 2026 series - and it's a Married At First Sight favourite. Aussie star Lucinda Light, 44, has her eyes on the hit E4 reality show and bosses are keen to snap her up. A source said: "She's in talks with E4 bosses and...

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11 h. ago Vote for competent leaders, not entertainers – that’s what I wish the Covid report could say | Devi Sridhar

To prevent a future pandemic we’d need agile leadership, smart decision-making, humility and trustworthiness. How does one build those into a political system?It feels as though a collective amnesia has set in around Covid-19. We all just want to move forward and pretend it didn’t happen. But, as the saying goes, those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it.On 20 April 2020 I tweeted, “At what point will the British public realise what has happened over the past 9 weeks?” On Thursday, the Covid inquiry published its module 2 report on the political response to the pandemic. The answer finally to my tweet, more than five years later.Prof Devi Sridhar is chair of global public health at the University of EdinburghFit Forever: Wellness for midlife and beyond On Wednesday 28 January 2026, join Annie Kelly, Devi Sridhar, Joel Snape and Mariella Frostrup, as they discuss how to enjoy longer and healthier lives, with expert advice and practical tips. Book tickets here or at g...

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11 h. ago Mike Johnson plots revenge for Epstein files humiliation with ‘higher threshold’ rules change in Congress : report

Still licking his wounds after a handful of rogue Republicans forced his and Donald Trump’s hands on Epstein files vote, the House speaker has a plan for handling future petitions

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12 h. ago Extinction Rebellion protester climbs Trafalgar Square Christmas tree

Climate protester labelled ‘unwanted Christmas decoration’ as he scales tree as ceremony gifting spruce to London is held

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12 h. ago Shocking moment sly thieves make off with £2,000 haul in Square mile pub theft

Two thieves who stole bag from unsuspecting customer were caught and jailed due to CCTV footage

Economics

12 h. ago Keir Starmer attempts to brush aside coup claims as PM insists he's working 'very closely' with Manchester mayor Andy Burnham

The Prime Minister insisted he was working 'very closely together' with Mr Burnham despite fresh suggestions of a coup plot.

Events

13 h. ago Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua undercard revealed as UFC icons and world champions feature

Alycia Baumgardner will defend her world titles, while UFC icons Anderson Silva and Tyron Woodley square off

Sport

14 h. ago ITV Celebrity Big Brother 'dropped from spring schedule' in huge 2026 shake

Celebrity Big Brother is apparently being moved from its spring slot but will return later in 2026

Politics

14 h. ago Is Avatar’s main villain about to become a good guy? All the signs are pointing that way

Will Quaritch, the square-jawed representative of military-industrial destruction befriend the Na’vi in James Cameron’s forthcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash? And if so, what other unlikely character about-turns should we be prepared for?It’s almost possible to feel a little sorry for Colonel Miles Quaritch, the main villain of Avatar. Imagine: first you’re sent light years from Earth to hang out with 14ft blue space hippies, then you’re suddenly dead. Then you’re resurrected as one of the 14ft blue space hippies. And now, according to James Cameron, you might just be starting to realise that the giant tree-hugging freaks you’ve spent two films trying to erase are your kind of people after all.Speaking to Empire in an interview last week, Cameron revealed that the Quaritch we will meet in the forthcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash (although still played by Stephen Lang) is no longer the same person we first saw stomping through the rainforest in the original 2009 film. Yes, he’s a “recombinant...

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