7 h. ago Bitcoin tops $118,000 for the first time, and keeps on going

Bitcoin has reached an all-time high, surpassing $118,000 as a flood of money moves into spot bitcoin ETFs, which have opened up cryptocurrency investing to millions

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32 h. ago Manchester United's 1999 treble winners crowned greatest football team, surpassing Barcelona and Brazil

The legendary Man Utd side that won the treble in 1999 has been voted as the greatest football team of all time in a poll conducted by OLBG, which saw 2,000 fans have their say

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53 h. ago More than half of Brits are skipping their lunch breaks as they're 'too busy or feel guilty'

A study of 2,000 full-time employees found only 36% take their lunch break every day, with 13% admitting it is often as little as once a week

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54 h. ago Busy Brits often miss lunch breaks, feeling guilty and overwhelmed, survey finds

A study of 2,000 full-time employees found only 36% take their lunch break every day, with 13% admitting it is often as little as once a week

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56 h. ago Holly Willoughby's firm given more time to sort £377,000 HMRC debt

The company is at risk of being wound up by court order

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66 h. ago Wannabe fraudster, 33, who tried to claim £74,000 after lorry smashed into his Porsche is caught out... because dashcam snapped him 'hiding in bushes' 

Terell Brooks, a 33-year-old account manager from Romford, claimed he was sat in the £81,000 car at the time of impact and suffered injuries as a result.

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8 d. ago Mel B to throw £28,000 lavish wedding party at the Shard after she ties the knot for the third time with fiancé Rory McPhee at St Paul's Cathedral

Mel B will throw a huge 'party in the sky' after she marries fiancé Rory McPhee at St Paul's Cathedral on Saturday after hiring the Shard in London for her post nuptials celebrations.

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1 week ago Euro 2025 is sure to showcase just how far women’s football has come | Emma Hayes

England, Spain, Germany and the Netherlands are the teams to beat but the tournament in Switzerland will be incredibly tightYou only have to wind the clock back two full major-tournament cycles, to Euro 2017, and there were no fully professional women’s leagues in Europe. Thanks to increased investment in the women’s game, there are now more than 3,000 full-time female players across the continent, and that professionalisation is why my overriding feeling about this summer’s Euros is that the quality is going to be so much higher than we have seen before. And it will be so tight.In Spain, England and Germany there are three strong favourites who are all capable of going on to win it and I would add the Netherlands to the top four. I was so impressed when we [the United States] played the Dutch in December. They will need everybody fit but, on their day, they are a top side. Beyond that, this tournament is going to show the prowess of the Nations League, which was introduced since th...

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2 w. ago DVSA reveals 'best time' to book driving test as backlog remains at record high

The driving test waiting list exceeded 600,000 for the first time ever this month

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4 w. ago BBC's Race Across The World brothers Brian and Melvyn nearly didn't make it to the start line

The show's 8million viewers loved watching the 60-something pair have a whale of a time as they travelled 9,000 miles across Asia, with many hoping they would win

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