7 h. ago Camping reviews: Robens Boulder 3 tent and Campingaz Camp Bistro 3 stove

The sun's out and the days are long, so it's time to go camping!

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17 h. ago Stars To Steer By by Julia Jones: Why every sailor needs a suspender belt

Julia Jones hoists the sails on the 20th Century women who refined a woman's place on sailing boats.

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25 h. ago Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge review: I tested Samsung's thinnest smartphone yet

Ahead of its release on May 30, Samsung sent MailOnline's Wiliam Hunter the new smartphone to test out this week.

Technology

3 d. ago TV presenter and 'narcissism expert' taste test Meghan Markle's As Ever jam.. and their verdict is brutal

Talk TV presenter Kevin O'Sullivan has issued his scathing verdict on the Duchess of Sussex's jam, as his guest claimed it tasted of 'greed' and 'entitlement'.

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3 d. ago Clarkson's Farm is more politically incorrect and sweary than ever

More politically incorrect and sweary than ever, Clarkson's Farm returns to Amazon Prime tomorrow, packed with jokes that could never be aired on the BBC .

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3 d. ago Poirot's on his hols, but all we get is a dreary lecture on the evils of empire: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews last night's TV

Sir David Suchet on a surfboard is quite the mental image. In a striped 1920s bathing costume, the great thespian would be a picture of Hercule Poirot on his holidays.

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4 d. ago Treating these children as guinea pigs and lab rats was unforgivable: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews last night's TV

The grief of mother Angela Newcombe is almost unbearable to witness. It hits you in the stomach and twists up towards the heart, a physical anguish.

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4 d. ago Scarlett Johansson's directorial debut Eleanor The Great premieres to mixed reviews as critics brand it 'wobbly' and 'unconvincing'

The Hollywood star's hotly-anticipated film was shown for the first time at a special screening held at the 78th iteration of the star-studded festival on Tuesday afternoon.

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4 d. ago Takeaway boss says he has been plagued by 'fake bad reviewers' for a year

Mumbai Kitchen, an Indian restaurant in Tiverton, Devon has been embroiled in controversy after owner Maruf Ahmed hit back at reviewers which he claims are 'fake'.

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5 d. ago Don't put our Rose in danger, she's a national treasure in the making: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews last night's TV

Cruelty to puppies is one. Sneering at the late Queen is another. But most reprehensible of all, a crime beyond forgiveness, is being horrid to Rose Ayling-Ellis .

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6 d. ago The Art of Batting by Jarrod Kimber: The Ins and Outs of Cricket's greatest batsmen

Mark Mason discovers what makes the world's best batsmen tick, and all the things we can learn from them.

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6 d. ago The Buried City by Gabriel Zuchtriegel: Dead city that is still erupting with secrets

Beds used as barricades, statues too rude for Facebook and a raging debate over a possible orgiastic cult... Pompeii's director reveals the latest discoveries

Events

8 d. ago I travelled India for three weeks with just hand luggage, this is the bag I brought

The North Face’s duffel is a complete game-changer

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9 d. ago PATRICK MARMION reviews The Deep Blue Sea at the Theatre Royal: Tale of romantic regret hidden by veil of primness

Was there ever a play that craved intimacy like Terence Rattigan's The Deep Blue Sea?

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9 d. ago CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews Forever Home: This property show felt like it would drag on for ever

These days, sex and money are all anyone ever wants to talk about, particularly on TV. But many other ordinary and innocent topics have somehow become off-limits.

Society

9 d. ago Horace by Peter Stothard: Plump, playboy poet who was in love with wine and the sunshine

Peter Stothard's new book enlightens us on the life and relationships of Rome's most accessible and promiscuous poet.

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9 d. ago Uptown Girl by Christie Brinkley: The incredible life of Billy Joel's Uptown Girl

Christie Brinkley's new memoir tells how survived four marriages and a near-fatal helicopter crash (just a few weeks after which she was making love in a hospital bed).

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1 week ago Moment dog walker hurls two pets into a house before dragging tiny dog with lead trapped under its leg through the door

EXCLUSIVE: Ring doorbell footage reportedly shows Mike Johnston, who runs a local business, lifting a bulldog into the air and using its lead to carry it into the house.

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1 week ago Marco Pierre Spite! Son of legendary chef bombarded with terrible restaurant reviews as he is branded as 'bordering on aggressive'

Marco Pierre White's eldest Luciano is facing claims of 'terrible customer service' as well as making strict demands on what his guests eat at his Cotswolds venue.

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1 week ago Enzo review – Laurent Cantet’s swan song is a heartfelt tale of youth and desire

Cannes film festival This powerful drama from the late film-maker and his longtime collaborator Robin Campillo, who directs, charts the growing pains of a teenager from a privileged family The directors fortnight sidebar of Cannes opens with a heartfelt, urgent drama about youth and desire – and destiny, sexuality and class. It is, effectively, the final movie of the late Laurent Cantet, who died last year.Cantet was working on the screenplay with his longtime collaborator and contemporary, Robin Campillo and it is Campillo who now directs – and brings to the movie his usual intelligence and clarity. Continue reading...

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