60 m. ago Kevin Nunn has spent 20 years in prison for a horrifying murder. Was he wrongly convicted?

In a case full of surprising scenarios, the time and place of the murder were never established, and Nunn was found guilty despite a lack of forensic evidence. He is still maintaining his innocence, but will he ever be freed?After the murder of his ex-girlfriend Dawn Walker, in 2005, Kevin Nunn insists he told Suffolk police everything. Of course he did, he says – he was desperate to help them track down her killer. He explained how they had split up two days before she was found, how he had gone to her home after she had left a distraught voicemail on his phone and not turned up to work, how he had let himself in with a key she didn’t know he had, and how he went looking for her along their favourite walking routes by the River Lark, north of Bury St Edmunds. He then handed over the pair of boots he had worn when searching for her.The body of Walker, 37, was discovered close to where Nunn said he had looked for her. Not surprisingly, his footprints were also found. Six weeks after ...

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91 m. ago Vladimir Putin's war machine 'given £127m in taxes from Glasgow firm shipping Russian gas'

Seapeak Maritime Ltd manages seven 'shadow tankers' which ferry gas from Russia to the rest of the world, helping to bankroll Putin's war on Ukraine.

Economics

91 m. ago Partick Thistle FC asks fans to offer spare room to future footie stars

The fan-owned club has made the appeal to anyone with a spare room in a bid to help out-of-town signings find accommodation.

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2 h. ago Four EU holiday hotspots and how they are becoming unbearably hot for Brits

Brits heading to a cluster of popular European destinations have been issued a stark health warning, as a powerful 'heat dome' sweeps the continent - resulting in sizzling temperatures exceeding 40C

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4 h. ago 'Banana fertiliser' will help your orchids 'bloom like clockwork' year round

Orchids are one of the most popular houseplants due to their beautiful and unusual blooms but if they're not flowering as much as usual, it could be due to a lack of nutrients

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4 h. ago The simple diet that's a natural Ozempic and could even help you live longer

It's simple, affordable and deeply unglamorous - and yet, as someone who has spent their career studying the effects of diet on health, I believe fibre may be the most under-appreciated nutrient of all.

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5 h. ago ‘Cheap’ defending cost England in Euro 2025 opener, admits Leah Williamson

Captain says England were not good enough on the ballJess Carter: ‘We were a bit scared, not aggressive enough’Leah Williamson admitted England were not good enough on the ball and said “cheap, one-versus-one defending” cost the Lionesses badly in their 2-1 defeat against France, but vowed her side would improve before facing the Netherlands on Wednesday. The defending European champions looked second-best to France for large portions of their meeting in Zurich and the Lionesses captain said: “When you’re losing the ball really cheaply, and then you’re in emergency defending, and when you’ve done four or five counterattacks in a row against quality like that, it is tough, but we hold ourselves to higher standards, in the individual battles.“The positive is that I’ve not seen us like that, in terms of turning over the ball so much, for a while now, so yes [while it is] really frustrating, I think that’s how we’ll take today. Tomorrow, back on it.” Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Ruthless France take advantage of Wiegman’s gamble on Lauren James | Nick Ames

Decision to play Chelsea forward left England outnumbered in midfield during damaging opening defeat at Euro 2025 The hour mark was approaching when Sarina Wiegman rolled the dice or, perhaps more accurately, reached for the comfort blanket. A salvage operation of this scale had not been part of anyone’s masterplan, but at least Ella Toone and Chloe Kelly knew exactly how to move the dial at a European Championship. They were the history makers at Wembley in England’s most recent appearance on this stage; if it was going to be anyone, it surely had to be them.There were to be no heroics this time, even if Selma Bacha’s late clearance was ultimately all that came between Wiegman’s players and a draw. That statement is, in itself, illusory because the manager must face questions about her selection here. She had plumped for Lauren James’s explosive gifts in the No 10 position, sticking to the claim that the Chelsea forward was ready to ramp up her recovery from injury, but the call ba...

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7 h. ago Lionesses star makes blunt 'not good enough' admission as Euros hopes left in jeopardy

England face an uphill struggle to reach the knockout stages of the Women's Euros after suffering defeat to France in their opener and skipper Leah Williamson admits the Lionesses were not good enough

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7 h. ago Tories warned Labour about Rachel Reeves' tears 17 minutes BEFORE PMQs started

Tory MPs revealed they alerted Labour whips to the fact that the Chancellor was weeping in the Commons to ensure she got help.

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7 h. ago Out of Emma Raducanu's shadow, the new British hope Sonay Kartal is relishing her debut on Centre Court

Look back at the career of any tennis player and there is a sliding-doors moment when, unbeknown to them at the time, their life changes course.

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7 h. ago Celtic pounced on transfer trend in post Covid era and it's part of why Euro giants now love Scottish players

The Hoops dipped into Japan for the same reason European football's big guns now love a Scot

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7 h. ago DR SARAH JARVIS: You pledged to act, Wes... yet 2,500 have died from this preventable problem while you've sat on your hands

DR SARAH JARVIS: For many of the 3.5 million people diagnosed with osteoporosis in the UK, it comes too late for treatment that can help protect against loss of bone density.

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7 h. ago Baltimore fires France to opening win against England to end Wiegman’s Euro record

The folded bodies of the players in white shirts at the close told the story. England were lacklustre and they are down, but they are not out. The Lionesses kicked off their European title defence with a 2-1 defeat by an impressive France team, delivering Sarina Wiegman’s first major tournament defeat outside of a final.After a promising and pressing start fell away, Marie-Antoinette Katoto and Sandy Baltimore delivered for a resurgent France, Keira Walsh’s late strike from a corner reducing the reigning European champions’ blushes. A late charge was not enough and England have a lot of work to do to escape the tournament’s group of death. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago FLOURISHING AFTER 50: We're thinking of dropping our life insurance

This week, leading money educator Vanessa Stoykov helps a couple who are thinking of ditching their life insurance due to the rising cost of premiums.

Politics

7 h. ago England v France live: Sloppy Lionesses fall to opening Women’s Euro 2025 defeat despite frantic finish

England 1-2 France: The Lionesses offered very little threat until Keira Walsh’s late goal gave the holders some hope

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7 h. ago Now the King gets into the movie business... with a little help from Hollywood studios and A

King Charles is making a foray into the movie business - as it is announced his charity is teaming up with a Hollywood studio and actress Sienna Miller.

Culture

8 h. ago Huge spike in 'Trumpugees' fleeing America... but they'll quickly regret it

Progressive Americans who are trying to flee Trump's hardline policies are eying a move to liberal European countries - but they could be in for a rude awakening.

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9 h. ago Celtic to get Como Cup surprise as local Italian group prepare hero's welcome for Brendan Rodgers and Co

The Premiership champions will take part in a four-team pre-season tournament in the picturesque Italian city

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10 h. ago SAS heroes join forces with AI bots and boost three major skills and 'higher kill ratio'

Artificial intelligence now being used The Who Dares Wins forces to help them take down terrorists, rescue hostages, hone their deadly skills and prepare better for covert operations

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