5 m. ago Thomas Frank has massive hair advantage that makes him perfect for Tottenham Hotspur FC

OPINION: Tottenham has had its ups and downs when it comes to the success of its managers, but there is one big thing all those who have been successful there have in common

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24 m. ago Strawberry Moon 2025: Stunning photos show extremely rare full Moon glow across the globe

In Photos: June's rare Strawberry Moon hung low in the night sky in a once-in-a-generation event

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44 m. ago Benjamin Sesko: Arsenal handed massive transfer boost as striker target rules out possible destination

Mikel Arteta is keen to add more firepower this summer with Gunners also looking at Ollie Watkins and Viktor Gyokeres

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71 m. ago ITV Love Island viewers fume ‘you can’t be serious’ after Shakira's unexpected comment

During her quest for a new partner, Shakira made a reference that stunned viewers of the ITV dating show

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75 m. ago I can't afford my 12st St Bernard's vet bills because he's so big

Katie Bridge, 33, from Bristol, first became worried for her St Bernard Hercules when he started to suffer with an upset stomach, and later lost weight.

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76 m. ago Rachel Reeves says she ‘chooses investment’ as she prepares to unveil Labour’s spending review – UK politics live

Chancellor will reveal how the government plans to spend almost £1.4tn in 2026-27, rising to almost £1.5tr in 2028-29In Wales politcians from almost all parties have been complaining for years about the UK governments decision to categorise HS2 as a project for England and Wales, even though the line does not go through Wales at all. Treating it as a project that nevertheless benefit Wales means Wales does not get equivalent money for its own infrastructure, under the Barnett formula.According to a report by ITV Cymru, Wales will get £445m for rail in the spending review. ITV quotes a Welsh Labour source as saying:This investment is more than Wales would have had so far had HS2 been Barnettised. It will make a massive difference economically and politically.We need to go much further and faster to get one step ahead of the tactics used by small boat gangs.That is why we will boost investment to secure our borders, with up to £280m per year in the Border Security Command by 2028/29. ...

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91 m. ago 'I tried the Harrods £160 Japanese mango and was left stunned by one thing'

A food reviewer decided to try a Japanese mango from luxury department store Harrods with a hefty price tag and share her thoughts. As we're getting into summer, many people enjoy mangos around this time of year as they are in season

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2 h. ago Moment woman throws 'toddler tantrum' at airport after staff weigh her luggage

Stunned travellers at Milan Malpensa Airport watched as the middle-aged woman rolled on the ground, stamped her feet and pounded her fists on the floor while wailing and yelling

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3 h. ago Robbie Williams flies in on a rocket and brings out star guest in stunning Manchester Co

Death-defying stage dives, big anthems, and plenty of showbiz sparkle as Robbie Williams put on quite the show in Manchester's Co-op Live

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4 h. ago 16 of the best Strawberry Moon images as it glows over Greater Manchester

The rare phenomenon produced stunning scenes

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4 h. ago ‘A billionaire will pay a lot of money to shoot a recreated being’: historian Sadiah Qureshi on extinction and empire

In her new book, Vanished, the history professor picks apart the political and philosophical dimensions of species lossWould you bring an extinct species back to life if you could? If so, which species would you pick? Prof Sadiah Qureshi has taken to asking her friends, students and complete strangers this question because, she says, their answers reveal a lot about how we understand extinction.Some choose a dinosaur, others pick a species like the dodo, killed off by humans. Almost no one chooses a plant or insect. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago 'They were trying to perform some sort of stunt, which went horribly wrong'

"It went horribly wrong"

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5 h. ago Gangsters behind massive South America cocaine plot whinge about court case from prison

Jonathan Cassidy and his business partner Nasar Ahmed launched an appeal

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7 h. ago Highly skilled doctors leave Scotland in massive brain drain over lack of jobs

A new BMA Scotland survey has found that 7 in 10 resident doctors are concerned about unemployment from August.

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8 h. ago American is stunned over beautiful 16th century village but one thing 'jars' him

A beautiful Cotswolds village has left one American amazed by its historic charm - but his attention was quickly snatched away by one small dose of reality

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8 h. ago Massive power cut hits British holiday hotspot with 'entire Spanish island left without electricity'

Spain's national grid has confirmed that power had been fully restored to the Canary Islands hotspot within three hours, after the blackout affected some 82,000 people.

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10 h. ago WTA roundup: Rebecca Sramkova stuns Barbora Krejcikova in London

WTA roundup: Rebecca Sramkova stuns Barbora Krejcikova in London  Reuters

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10 h. ago Bystanders jump in front of ICE vehicles with arrested migrants inside after raid on meat packing plant

Horrified locals threw themselves in front of Immigration and Customs Enforcement vans which had been loaded with dozens of illegal migrants picked up in a raid on a food plant.

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12 h. ago NASA shuts down X accounts as fears swirl about massive cuts to science initiatives

The agency’s budget proposal slashes total funding by nearly 25 percent, impacting science programs

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12 h. ago Does Nintendo Switch 2 download in Sleep Mode? Huge advantage over Steam Deck confirmed

Nintendo Switch 2 is finally here, and if you've got a huge library of games to download it's got one massive advantage over Valve's Steam Deck—here's all you need to know

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