63 m. ago Beyonce and husband Jay Z are 'set to splash out on a spectacular rural estate in the Cotswolds' as they become the latest US stars to set up home in the rural British hotspot

If the couple seal the deal, they will be a stones throw away from the Great Tew, where a string of big names already reside.

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69 m. ago Revealed: British woman's cause of death after body is found one month on from disappearance

Michele Bourda, 59, suddenly disappeared from Ofrynio beach, in the Greek city of Kavala on August 1 and left all her belongings on a sun lounger while her husband slept.

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79 m. ago Olly Murs dedicates song to Caroline Flack during Radio 2 in the Park set

Murs, 41, is best known for his number one hit songs Heart Skips A Beat, Dance With Me Tonight and Troublemaker.

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85 m. ago Olivia Attwood is still wearing her wedding ring as she reunites with Pete Wicks following THOSE cosy Ibiza snaps

The Loose Women star, 34, who spoke exclusively to the Daily Mail about her 'challenging' six months with husband Bradley Dack, puffed on cigarettes with Pete after presenting their show on Kiss FM.

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94 m. ago Sinitta 'signs up for I'm A Celebrity All Stars' – despite being 'scaredy cat'

Singer Sinitta is said to be joining the cast of I'm a Celebrity All Stars, which is set to be filmed in South Africa this autumn, 14 years after heading to the jungle Down Under

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1 hour ago Chloe Ferry reveals identity of new boyfriend as she admits she's found her 'forever'

Geordie Shore star Chloe Ferry has shown her social media followers her new man after months of teasing images and she said she feels she has now found her 'forever'

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2 h. ago EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert review – Baz Luhrmann’s electric yet avoidant documentary

Toronto film festival: the bombastic director’s second film about the music legend shows the singer at his most mesmerizing but the picture remains incompleteBaz Luhrmann now has two Elvis movies under his bedazzled belt. The first is his epic biopic starring Austin Butler and now he has unleashed another called EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert, remixing archival material with never-before-seen footage from the singer’s residency in Las Vegas. What’s remarkable about them both, apart from the director’s obvious affinity for his subject’s showmanship, is his refusal across so many hours of jiggling and swivelling to meaningfully hold Elvis to account.Luhrmann’s Oscar-nominated 2022 film acknowledged Elvis’s cultural appropriation: how his phenomenal success owed so much to the R&B, gospel and rock he grew up around and the racist institutions that put him on a pedestal while holding down the Black artists that birthed and gave that music its soul. The movie also painted Elvis as a ...

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2 h. ago Cause of death of Brit, 59, whose body was finally identified a month after she vanished

Michele Bourda vanished from a sunbed on a beach in Kavala, Greece last month while her husband was asleep, but authorities tragically found her body weeks later

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2 h. ago World Cup qualifying: Depay sets scoring record as Dutch survive scare in Lithuania

Forward spares Ronald Koeman’s blushes with doubleGoals move him above Van Persie to top of all-time listMemphis Depay set a new scoring record for the Netherlands as his double ensured they survived a scare in beating Lithuania 3-2 away in their World Cup qualifier on Sunday.Two goals for the 31-year-old Depay took his national team tally to 52, going ahead of Robin van Persie’s previous record, and putting the Netherlands top of the Group G standings with 10 points from four games, three ahead of Poland, who are hosting Finland later on Sunday. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Driver set off for Blackpool Illuminations...and ended up in custody

Tens of thousands of people travel to see the lights every year - this motorist did not make it

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2 h. ago US Open tennis 2025: Jannik Sinner v Carlos Alcaraz, men’s singles final – live

Updates from the men’s final at Flushing MeadowsJannik Sinner v Carlos Alcaraz tennis latest | Email DanielMore from Bryan.An hour before Sunday’s US Open men’s final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, the boardwalk from the Mets-Willets Point subway to the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center was quiet, punctuated only by bursts of fans spilling out of the No 7 train every few minutes. Among them stood Emma Kaplan, a 33-year-old executive assistant from Brooklyn, distributing flyers that read “The Fall of the Trump Fascist Regime.” She was joined by three members of RefuseFascism.org, one hoisting a poster that declared “GAME, SET, MATCH! NOV 5, FLOOD DC. TRUMP MUST GO!”; another’s sign demanded the shutdown of ICE and “the whole Trump fascist regime.” As waves of spectators streamed past, a heavy security presence shadowed the scene – NYPD, Parks Department officers, Homeland Security agents and the Secret Service. Some fans nodded quietly in approval. Others made their ...

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3 h. ago Carlos Alcaraz vs Jannik Sinner US Open final postponed because of Donald Trump

The US Open men's singles final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner has been postponed, with the match now set to begin at 8pm local time

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3 h. ago Blood moon lunar eclipse in UK visible for Brits tonight from 7.30pm

The moon is set to turn a deep, dark red as the Earth passes directly between the Sun and the Moon, casting its shadow across the lunar surface, for the first time since 2022.

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3 h. ago Pressure from Australia ‘exactly what England wanted’, says Natasha Hunt

Red Roses failed to score in first half-hour of pool match‘We didn’t know we needed that, but it’s fantastic for us’The pressure England faced in their final World Cup pool match against Australia was “exactly what the team wanted and something they didn’t know they needed”, according to the Red Roses scrum-half Natasha Hunt.England were tested by Australia in Brighton on Saturday, with Jo Yapp’s side scoring the first try of the contest and preventing their opponents from scoring until the 33rd ­minute. ­England ultimately solved the ­problems they encountered to pull away in the second half to win 47-7 and set up a quarter-final against Scotland on Sunday. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Thomas Tuchel set to copy bold Arsenal strategy to end England's World Cup heartache

Thomas Tuchel was appointed as the man to finally end England's long wait for silverware but the German could dramatically change the Three Lions' approach to the World Cup

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3 h. ago Sombre Olivia Attwood and Pete Wicks puff on cigarettes amid their return to work following THOSE cosy Ibiza snaps

The Loose Women star, 34, who spoke exclusively to the Daily Mail about her 'challenging' six months with husband Bradley Dack, puffed on cigarettes with Pete after presenting their show on Kiss FM.

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3 h. ago Jofra Archer stars as England power to record ODI win against South Africa

3rd ODI: England, 414-5, bt South Africa, 72, by 342 runsJacob Bethell and Joe Root score centuries to set up rout What even was this? What does any of it mean? In an extraordinary, bewildering, borderline nonsensical game, England romped to their fifth-highest total of all time before they skittled South Africa for their second-lowest to win by the largest margin in the history of the format – the teams divided in the end by 342 runs.For the home side this was every bit as ecstatic as the grizzly defeat in the series opener had been miserable, as centuries from Jacob Bethell – the very first of his career – and Joe Root – not his – helped England to post 414 for five, and were followed by a magnificent display with the ball from Jofra Archer as South Africa lost all nine wickets – their captain, Temba Bavuma, unable to bat because of a calf strain – for just 72. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago The Guardian view on the ‘war on drugs’: Donald Trump is turning a failed metaphor into a more dangerous reality | Editorial

The strike on a speedboat allegedly containing Venezuelan drug traffickers may be performative, but sets a frightening precedentMore than five decades ago, Richard Nixon launched a “war on drugs”. The drugs won. Now Donald Trump is turning a failed metaphor into a worse reality.On Tuesday the US president claimed that the military had killed 11 drug traffickers from Venezuela, posting footage of the strike that US officials said took place on a speedboat in international waters in the Caribbean. The administration supplied no evidence for its claim that the boat contained Tren de Aragua members, or drugs, and gave varying accounts of its destination. It also warned that there was more to come, with the secretary of state, Marco Rubio, arguing that intercepting boats had not curbed the drugs problem: “What will stop them is when you blow them up.” Earlier this year, Mr Trump secretly ordered the use of military force against cartels internationally. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Phone shops set to keep doors closed when their open in bid to stop thefts

Thefts of mobile phones are getting worse as some smartphone shops take drastic measures such as keeping the store doors shut when they are open for business

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4 h. ago Wrestling star tragically dies aged 21 just months after being 'hit by tour bus'

Taishin Nagao had been a prodigy in the wrestling world in Japan but sustained life-threatening injuries after being hit by his tour bus in May — wounds that would kill him

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