82 m. ago Texas floods: Faces of missing girls as hunt continues for children swept from summer camp

Renee Smajstrla, aged nine, has been confirmed by her family as having died after a storm hit a girls camp in Texas and here are the names of some of the other youngsters who are still missing

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1 hour ago Celebrities you WON'T believe are the same age in these shocking pictures

Looks can be deceiving, it's sometimes hard to discern exactly how old an actor, musician or presenter is just by watching them on the television.

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2 h. ago Home and Away star's heartbreaking last message to daughter as he dies from cancer

Former Home and Away star, Julian McMahon, shared a heartwarming public exchange with his lookalike daughter Madison Elizabeth just a few months before his shocking death aged just 56

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3 h. ago Martin Lewis says those aged between 18 and 39 should do this 'ASAP'

The financial expert said it could earn you thousands

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3 h. ago Read Julian McMahon's heartwarming final public message to his lookalike daughter Madison

Julian McMahon and his lookalike daughter Madison Elizabeth had a heartwarming public exchange just a few months before his shocking death, aged 56.

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4 h. ago Texas flooding latest: desperate search for survivors after dozens killed and girls at summer camp missing

At least 24 people have died amid torrential rains and dozens of people at an all-girls summer camp are among those still missingThe Associated Press reports on the rescue operation by Texas Game Wardens at Camp Mystic on Friday afternoon and evacuated campers who had sheltered on higher ground. Elinor Lester, 13, said she was evacuated with her cabinmates by helicopter after wading through floodwaters. She recalled startling awake around 1.30 am as thunder crackled and water pelted the cabin windows. Lester was among the older girls housed on elevated ground known as Senior Hill. Cabins housing the younger campers, who can start attending at age eight, are situated along the riverbanks and were the first to flood, she said. Campers in lower cabins sought shelter up the hill. By morning, they had no food, power or running water, she said. When rescuers arrived, Lester said they tied a rope for the girls to hold as they walked across a bridge with floodwaters whipping up around their...

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4 h. ago Charmed and Nip/Tuck star Julian McMahon dies aged 56 as heartbroken wife shares tribute

Charmed and Nip/Tuck actor Julian McMahon has sadly died at the age of 56 following a private battle with cancer, his heartbroken wife has confirmed in a statement

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4 h. ago Julian McMahon death: Fantastic Four and Nip/Tuck actor dies aged 56

Australian star had been diagnosed with cancer

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4 h. ago Liverpool 'to pay the remainder of Diogo Jota's contract to his family' after his tragic death aged 28

Liverpool will pay the remainder of Diogo Jota's contract to his family following his tragic death aged 28, as reported by Record.   

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5 h. ago I'm a female solo traveller who's been to more than 60 countries

New Yorker Molly McDonald says she was filled with 'fear and trepidation' when a trip she was on had to divert through rural Iraq - especially as the only woman in a group of men.

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5 h. ago 'This sunglasses storage hack is my secret to keeping glasses safe and organised while travelling'

The Saint and Sofia sunglasses organiser lets you store up to five pairs of sunglasses in one place and then rolls up into a travel case that can be laid flat or hung up

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5 h. ago Julian McMahon death: Nip/Tuck and Charmed actor dies aged 56

Australian star had been diagnosed with cancer

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5 h. ago Zara at 50: how the brand rose to the top – and what it’s doing to stay there

As fashion empire hits middle age, it’s cutting costs and closing stores, shifting to larger outlets and new productsIn Arteixo, northern Spain, workers are putting the final touches to a gigantic white box of a building, fixing windows and planting greenery in the new global headquarters of the fashion brand Zara, which turned 50 this year.The site, complete with a private high street where the retailer will test out its latest store concepts, is not far from the small store on the corner of a nondescript street in the centre of nearby La Coruña where, in 1975, Amancio Ortega opened his first fashion store. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago King Charles showed true colours with comment to British Grand Prix icon Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton was knighted in 2021 and his investiture ceremony was carried out by King Charles, who the F1 legend was taken aback by after he recounted a past encounter

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5 h. ago My mum wrote a letter in defence of a family friend she thought had been wrongly accused of sexual abuse

Rachael Smith, 23, from Hertfordshire, was preyed upon at the tender age of three by evil predator, Steven Freitas, 34, who raped and sexually assaulted her for three years.

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5 h. ago I completed Race Across The World: The Experience and it was a LOT harder than I expected

The BBC show, which saw six million viewers tune into its finale last month, has inspired a real-life game where fans of all ages can solve clues to reach checkpoints across the capital.

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6 h. ago Makeup artist reveals top tips to covering up uneven skin tone, hyperpigmentation and dark circles

YOU's Rosie Green helps readers rediscover their hair and make-up mojo

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6 h. ago Listen to Joey, sport is always trying to tell you something, even by the medium of hot dogs | Barney Ronay

As Joey Chestnut, the Ronaldo of speed eating, regains his world hotdog crown, he’s holding up a mirror to our worldThe Big Dog is back. And the Big Dog is hungry. Hungry, above all, for dogs. Joey Chestnut has fulfilled his sporting destiny by reclaiming his world champion crown at the legendary 4 July hotdog eating contest in Coney Island, New York. Chestnut, AKA The Silent Warrior, is basically the Messi of elite eating. Or rather he’s the Ronaldo, relentless in his perfectionism, possessed of an alluring competitive arrogance, and with the GOAT-level numbers to back it up: winner of the Mustard Belt now 17 times and the world record-holder as of 2021, when he ate 76 hotdogs in 10 minutes, a huge uplift on his debut in 2005 when he ate a frankly pathetic 32 hotdogs.Above all, Chestnut had a point to prove. He was banned from competing last year over a controversial sponsor deal with a plant-based hotdog alternative. Losing the title was a kind of Icarus moment. No one is bigger t...

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6 h. ago In Djokovic’s sunset years, he loves what he does and still wants to be loved | Kevin Mitchell

Since the first time I saw Djokovic win at Wimbledon, in 2011, he has carried himself with the air of a born championMoments after he had beaten Dan Evans in almost perfunctory style on Centre Court to advance to the third round of the championships for a record 19th time, Novak Djokovic bumped into an old friend in the corridor on the way to his own match.“Good day at the office?” Gaël Monfils inquired, smiling as old pros do. The French veteran paused before heading for Court 18 and a much smaller audience, adding: “At this age, we need these types of days.” Continue reading...

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6 h. ago ‘It’s offensive’: voices from Iran as fans face 2026 World Cup travel ban

After Donald Trump banned Iranians from entering the US, one of the co-hosts, there are different views on what should be done“It’s offensive for any football fan to be prevented from participating in the World Cup, not just Iranians,” Ali Rezaei of Tehran’s Borna News Agency says. In March, the national team became the second to qualify for the 2026 World Cup that will be hosted by Canada, Mexico and the United States. In June, Donald Trump authorised the dropping of bombs on Iran and hit the country with a travel ban. As things stand, while the national team will be able to enter the US next summer, fans – and perhaps media – will not.Residents of Tehran and other cities may have had enough to deal with of late, but still, being barred from entry stings, even if Iranians have long found it difficult to get into the US. “If the US government has issues with the Iranian regime for any reason, it should not result in discrimination against Iranian citizens,” Behnam Jafarzadeh, a writ...

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