62 m. ago Sophia Hutchins death: Caitlyn Jenner’s manager and close friend dies in tragic cliff accident, aged 29

Hutchins was in an ATV whe she was sent ‘plunging 350 feet down a ravine’

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68 m. ago Competition watchdog to probe takeover of NHS landlord Assura

Rival healthcare property firm PHP has agreed to buy Assura for £1.79 billion.

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70 m. ago Boots launches two new Liz Earle skincare products to make your skin glow

The new Liz Earle radiance-boosting heroes have just dropped in store and online.

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73 m. ago Diogo Jota speaks of his love and passion for Liverpool in unseen clip: ‘I put all my life into football’

Diogo Jota discusses his love of football and passion for Liverpool, saying that he “put all my life” into the sport in an unseen clip released following his death.

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85 m. ago Noel and Liam Gallagher's kids never thought they'd see Oasis reunion as they pose together

Noel and Liam Gallagher are just hours away from their first night on the Oasis reunion tour, and it's something that their children never thought would happen

Politics

85 m. ago Pressure and pain of football’s trialist: the ultimate test to win golden ticket

It’s the time of year when out-of-contract players go from club to club to prove themselves worthy of a new dealPlayers are returning for pre-season up and down England and Wales. There will be little time for catching up about holidays and families before each has their fitness tested and boots are laced to see whether they remember how to kick a ball. Among the regular faces and new signings, there will be some interlopers in the form of the mystical trialist.“It is life or death,” says Gboly Ariyibi, who has had trials at six clubs. Football League and National League teams are offered out-of-contract players from all angles, regularly needing to pick through up to 20 to decide whether any deserve the chance to prove themselves for what remains of the budget. From agents suggesting clients to players putting forward a friend in need of work, managers and heads of recruitment are inundated with names and clips sent on WhatsApp by those hoping for a golden ticket. Continue reading...

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86 m. ago Lena Dunham says new Netflix series is a 'love letter' to her favourite UK city

Lena Dunham was 23 when she sold her Bafta- and Golden Globe-winning series Girls to HBO - which offered a more nuanced and realistic portrayal of four 20-something women navigating life in New York

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86 m. ago Farmer who won £150m on EuroMillions compared it to 'being in prison'

One lucky punter in Ireland claimed a life-changing €250million (approx £215m) on the EuroMillions last month but a previous winner has issued some words of wisdom to the new record holder

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90 m. ago National Lottery player splurges £340 on Scratchcards but is floored by winnings

A National Lottery Player splurged more than £300 on Scratchcards, and they couldn't get over what they won. Their winnings left people totally floored as they were shocked by the result

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97 m. ago Women's Euro 2025: Fixtures, results, latest table standings as Spain make dream start

Group phase is underway and Spain have put a marker down already

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1 hour ago Oasis reunion tour live: Fans pour into Cardiff as Noel and Liam prepare for first show tonight

Reunion tour will begin with two nights at the Principality Stadium, with Noel reportedly opting to travel to Cardiff by train

Society

2 h. ago My Sister and Other Lovers by Esther Freud review – Hideous Kinky, the teenage years

A subtle, intriguing sequel revisits two girls as they grow into adults and question the impact of their unconventional upbringingEsther Freud’s childhood on the Moroccan hippy trail inspired her 1992 debut Hideous Kinky. That novel was told through a young child’s limited perspective, so daily life was described vividly – almond trees and coloured kaftans – while bigger issues, such as why she didn’t see her father, remained vague and mysterious.Some 30 years later, Freud has returned to the same narrator, Lucy. But in this accomplished new novel, she explores how Lucy grows up and starts to question the impact of her unconventional upbringing. My Sister and Other Lovers opens with teenage Lucy, her mother and sister once again on the move. It’s the 1970s, her mother has a new son from another failed relationship, and they are on a ferry to Ireland, as they have no money and nowhere else to go. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago One year of Labour: City's patience fades as bond market signals damning verdict

Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves launched a City charm offensive in the wake of their victory, hoping to persuade businesses and investors to back their economic strategy.

Politics

2 h. ago Singer's life spiralled into cocaine, booze and loneliness after massive noughties hit single

Daniel Powter's hit Bad Day was the anthem of 2005 - but the Canadian singer's life spiralled out of control in the years that followed as he battled addiction and personal turmoil

Events

2 h. ago How to get home from Oasis at Cardiff Principality Stadium gigs on Friday and Saturday night

The Oasis 2025 tour is kicking off in Cardiff for two nights on Friday, July 4, and Saturday, July 5

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3 h. ago 'We don’t know how the future will turn out': Traders left fearful at one of Greater Manchester’s tiniest market halls

Customers and traders in Little Lever have fears for the future as 'community hub' goes up for auction

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3 h. ago Amal Clooney opens up about marriage with ‘supportive’ husband George: ‘So incredibly lucky’

The lawyer says his support ensures she doesn’t have to ‘rein it in’

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3 h. ago What time Oasis are due on stage at Cardiff Principality Stadium on Friday night

When the band are due on stage as the Oasis Live 2025 reunion tour finally gets underway tonight

Politics

3 h. ago Golden Visas: the four European countries where you can still get citizenship by buying property

Several countries have closed their offer of visas to homebuyers but there are four in Europe still welcoming international investors. Here’s how to buy in, the pros and cons

Economics

3 h. ago Who’s really to blame for Labour’s troubles – Rachel Reeves or the invisible PM? | Gaby Hinsliff

The Treasury focuses on numbers when what’s needed is vision. The party and the country are crying out for leadership, but it’s nowhere to be seenShe is not the first chancellor to cry in public, and may not be the last. But Rachel Reeves is the first whose tears have moved markets. No sooner had the realisation dawned that she was silently weeping – over a personal sorrow she won’t be pushed into revealing, she insisted later, not a political one – as she sat beside Keir Starmer at Wednesday’s prime minister’s questions, than the pound was dropping and the cost of borrowing rising. The bond traders who forced out Liz Truss’s hapless chancellor still clearly rate her judgment and want her to stay, even if (perhaps especially if) some Labour MPs don’t. Yet it is an extraordinary thing to live with the knowledge that a moment’s uncontrolled emotion can drive up the cost of a nation’s mortgages, just as a misjudged stroke of the budget pen can destroy lives.The most striking thing abou...

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