87 m. ago Home Bargains teases three stunning new outdoor dining ranges as shoppers fall 'in love'

The high street favourite is getting ready to launch its summer garden range that will add a taste of elegance to alfresco dining and 'capture the essence of sun soaked coastal living'

Economics

1 hour ago Woman dubbed ‘Temu Katie Price’ hits back at trolls after extreme filler and face tattoos

Tattoo addict Sarah-Jane Sinclair, dubbed the 'Temu Katie Price', has hit back at trolls who've slammed her extreme look, insisting she's finally happy after years of trying to please others

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2 h. ago BGT act doing 'things never seen on ITV' promise 'people will be hurt' in boldest stunt yet

EXCLUSIVE: As the fifth semi-final gears up to get away, one of the more off-the-wall acts has told the Daily Star about the carnage we can expect from them tonight

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2 h. ago Americans are flocking to 'Hamptons of England' as cost of buying property plunges by 40 percent

Punctuated by quirky local businesses and honey-colored limestone cottages, its stunning green pastures have long been an attractive escape.

Economics

3 h. ago BBC spy thriller hailed as 'the best series about a true story in a long time' finally lands on Netflix

The six-part programme, The Trial of Christine Keeler, reenacts the story of the 1960s Profumo affair.

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3 h. ago You're chopping onions wrong! Scientists reveal how to cut the vegetable without crying

Scientists from Cornell University have revealed how to cut onions without crying - and their method is surprisingly simple.

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4 h. ago F1 Monaco GP LIVE: Qualifying start time, schedule and practice results

Follow live F1 updates from Monaco as the drivers build towards a key qualifying session on Saturday

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4 h. ago The 9 worst cars of the 1980s, as notorious 'lemon' set for unlikely comeback

These cars were notorious for their poor build quality, inferior design and unreliability

Politics

5 h. ago ‘I like making people do a double take’: Darren Soh’s best phone picture

By rotating the picture 180 degrees, the photographer produced an abstract image of the Potong Pasir housing estate in SingaporeOne morning, Darren Soh drove to the Potong Pasir housing estate in Singapore to take some photos. His initial focus was on the buildings themselves: the government-built blocks, dating from 1984, are characterised by their ski slope-style roofs.“We only get two kinds of weather in Singapore – rainy and overcast, or sunny and warm,” Soh says. “This day was in the latter category. The puddle wasn’t made from rainwater, but a jet-wash machine. A community basketball court was being cleaned. As an architecture photographer, I usually make images with correct perspective, but on this occasion I wanted to see if I could create something more abstract.” Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Model vows to be 'next Bonnie Blue' and reveals 'once in a lifetime opportunity' with new stunt

Megan O'Neil has big ambitions of becoming 'Belfast's Bonnie Blue' by launching her own series of stunts with the first being sleeping with 10 Irish virgins over the age of 29

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5 h. ago Scott McTominay 'lost for words' after winning special award amid Napoli Serie A title success

Scott McTominay has completed a stunning first season in Italy by winning the Serie A title and being named the league’s MVP

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6 h. ago Little Disasters director opens up on 'triggering' scenes amid 'personally challenging' shoot

Eva Sigurdardottir directed the harrowing psychological thriller Little Disasters, which is available to stream on Paramount Plus, and has detailed the challenge of working on the series

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7 h. ago Stunning Welsh gardens with world’s largest glasshouse, birds of prey and Gruffalo trail set in 568 acres of countryside

The attraction first opened to visitors a quarter of a century ago, and while it's had its fair share of problems in that time, it now stands as a popular and extremely important beacon of Welsh culture and science

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7 h. ago Liverpool transfer news: Florian Wirtz tells Bayer Leverkusen 'I want to move to Anfield'

All the latest transfer news from the Premier League champions as Liverpool manager Arne Slot looks to build from a position of strength and sign the golden boy of German football Florian Wirtz

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7 h. ago Pictured: The British island named one of the best places to travel in 2025 with secret beaches and hidden gems

Writer, photographer and adventure group leader Andy North reveals some of his favourite hidden gems and secret beaches from across the island, through stunning photography...

Society

8 h. ago The stunning Portuguese escape that's just 3 hours from London and inspired hit movie Casino Royale

The weekender: Sintra, Portugal

Events

8 h. ago Bonnie Blue's dark motive for 'pathetic stunt' as expert warns end is nigh

Adult entertainment star Bonnie Blue risks alienating her followers with endless publicity stunts, a PR expert has warned - and her house of cards could come crashing down

Events

8 h. ago Football agents slam Man Utd transfer team as INEOS negotiations leave them 'stunned'

MAC OF THE NET: Manchester United have been left behind by their rivals and the new football operations unit set up by Sir Jim Ratcliffe at Old Trafford has struggled to make an impact

Sport

9 h. ago The Rehearsal: Nathan Fielder makes genius appointment TV that may spoil you forever

In his twisted and often horrifying reality show, Fielder piles ethical grey areas on top of each other like problematic pancakes. Get stuck in!Schopenhauer defined genius as someone who aims at a target the rest of us can’t see. Which raises a philosophical paradox – how do we know they’ve hit it? I was moved to such musings while watching this week’s pick, a singular piece of art that functions unlike anything else on TV, and calls the medium itself into question. No, it’s not Police Interceptors.In The Rehearsal (Monday, 10pm, Sky Comedy), comedian Nathan Fielder blends documentary, social experiment, performance art and absurdist satire in a devised method all his own. He has ordinary people tackle emotionally fraught situations from their lives, by role-playing them with hired actors in meticulously recreated sets that mirror significant personal locations. It’s arch, but the stakes are real. The first series opened with a man who wanted to apologise to his pub quiz teamma...

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9 h. ago The Rehearsal: Nathan Fielder makes genius appointment TV that may spoil you for ever

In his twisted and often horrifying reality show, Fielder piles ethical grey areas on top of each other like problematic pancakes. Get stuck in!Schopenhauer defined genius as someone who aims at a target the rest of us can’t see. Which raises a philosophical paradox – how do we know they’ve hit it? I was moved to such musings while watching this week’s pick, a singular piece of art that functions unlike anything else on TV, and calls the medium itself into question. No, it’s not Police Interceptors.In The Rehearsal (Monday, 10pm, Sky Comedy), comedian Nathan Fielder blends documentary, social experiment, performance art and absurdist satire in a devised method all his own. He has ordinary people tackle emotionally fraught situations from their lives, by role-playing them with hired actors in meticulously recreated sets that mirror significant personal locations. It’s arch, but the stakes are real. The first series opened with a man who wanted to apologise to his pub quiz teamma...

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