1 hour ago Sir Alex Ferguson's private meeting with Pep Guardiola and his thoughts on Ruben Amorim

Pep Guardiola and Ruben Amorim will both look to kickstart their respective seasons in the upcoming Manchester Derby, having received words of wisdom from Sir Alex Ferguson previously

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3 h. ago Man United drop early Manchester derby team news hint as Diogo Dalot injury replacement emerges

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim acknowledged that Diogo Dalot - much like Mason Mount and Matheus Cunha - will miss the Manchester derby due to injury

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4 h. ago Charlie Kirk suspect Tyler Robinson seen driving near campus hours before shooting in new CCTV footage

Newly released footage shows Charlie Kirk murder suspect Tyler Robinson patrolling a residential street near Utah Valley university, hours before the shooting.

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4 h. ago Britain's asylum seeker 'golden triangle': The three northern towns which house the most illegal migrants in private accommodation

Once the capital of the cotton weaving world during the Industrial Revolution, the former mill town - along with its neighbours - has become a golden triangle for asylum seekers.

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4 h. ago Sainsbury's Bank sets date for credit card app closure amid NatWest takeover

Major changes to the bank are set to come into effect in less than a month

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5 h. ago Charlize Theron's car stolen from LA home as she's targeted in celebrity crime spree

Several celebrities are said to have been targeted in a recent crime spree in Los Angeles and it looks like Charlize Theron is the latest victim

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5 h. ago I used to embrace my manic episodes – until a therapist’s advice set me straight, and out on a butterfly hunt | Claire Jackson

The highs were preferable to the depressive lows, but I needed balance, not extremes. Perhaps a return to a childhood passion could help‘Please sit down,” I begged my neighbour, who was leaning across the car gearstick, arm stretched around my headrest. My pleas for him to fasten his seatbelt were futile. Now he was jigging about, gesticulating wildly as he revealed his latest plans.He had told me before about the script he was writing for Gary Oldman. I hadn’t thought too much of it, then – all writers have to be a bit grandiose, I had reasoned, otherwise they wouldn’t achieve anything. But now he was telling me he was inventing a flying machine, from which he would fall – and I quote – “like a sycamore seed”. “You very much won’t,” my partner muttered. “What goes up, must come down.”Claire Jackson is a journalist who writes about classical music, art and animals Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Manchester United XI vs Man City: Predicted lineup, confirmed team news and injury latest for Premier League

Ruben Amorim drops Benjamin Sesko hint ahead of Manchester derby at the Etihad

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6 h. ago Charlize Theron's car is STOLEN from her home as she's latest star caught up in LA crime spree

Charlize Theron's car was reportedly stolen from her Los Angeles home earlier this week on Thursday as she became the latest victim of the city's crime spree. 

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7 h. ago Council urged to pause plans for charges at free car parks to investigate ‘procedural failures’

The charges were agreed as part of the 2024 budget.

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7 h. ago Olivia Attwood hints at Bad Boyfriends twist with 'naughty celebrity men'

The reality TV star has hinted at a potential spin-off of her ITV series Bad Boyfriends

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7 h. ago A third of UK firms using ‘bossware’ to monitor workers’ activity, survey reveals

Research suggests increase in office snooping in trend that some managers claim undermines trust with staffShare your experience of tech surveillance at work in the UKA third of UK employers are using “bossware” technology to track workers’ activity with the most common methods including monitoring emails and web browsing.Private companies are most likely to deploy in-work surveillance and one in seven employers are recording or reviewing screen activity, according to a UK-wide survey that estimates the extent of office snooping. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Man banned from driving after using bright pink toy Barbie car in morning commute

A man has been banned from driving after using a bright pink toy car belonging to his friend's daughter during the morning commute and will have to appear in court later in the year

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7 h. ago Olivia Attwood drops Celebrity Bad Boyfriends hint but there’s one problem

Olivia Attwood has hinted that she could do a star-studded version of her ITV reality show Bad Boyfriends featuring badly behaved celebrity men

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8 h. ago 'Impossible' vehicle repair alert for anyone driving a used car

The part will often be a challenge to restore - even for some of the best experts

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8 h. ago I’m ashamed of my daughter’s messy garden. Should I say something?

Your concern may be an expression of care for your daughter – but you need to dig down into why you feel like thisMy daughter, aged nearly 50, lives in a pleasant cul-de-sac of privately owned houses. Her front garden is the only one in it that, frankly, looks a mess. The grass is never cut because she says it’s eco-friendly and has wild flowers. (Mainly dandelions and three prized wild orchids.) It’s a very small garden and is crammed with untended bushes, fruit trees and a central tree that takes all the light from her sitting room. Recently, she’s been given five large fruit bushes in pots, which straggle over the path. I would be very disappointed if I had such an eyesore next door to me.She’s a single mum with two sons who have recently left school, but she won’t let them tidy up her garden. We live three hours away, but always feel ashamed when we visit and push our way up the overgrown path. Does it matter or are we just pernickety old folk with outdated views? I’d ...

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8 h. ago I’m ashamed of my daughter’s messy garden. Should I say something? | Ask Annalisa Barbieri

Your concern may be an expression of care for your daughter – but you need to dig down into why you feel like thisMy daughter, aged nearly 50, lives in a pleasant cul-de-sac of privately owned houses. Her front garden is the only one in it that, frankly, looks a mess. The grass is never cut because she says it’s eco-friendly and has wild flowers. (Mainly dandelions and three prized wild orchids.) It’s a very small garden and is crammed with untended bushes, fruit trees and a central tree that takes all the light from her sitting room. Recently, she’s been given five large fruit bushes in pots, which straggle over the path. I would be very disappointed if I had such an eyesore next door to me.She’s a single mum with two sons who have recently left school, but she won’t let them tidy up her garden. We live three hours away, but always feel ashamed when we visit and push our way up the overgrown path. Does it matter or are we just pernickety old folk with outdated views? I’d ...

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10 h. ago Avoid being slapped with £2,500 fine by making 'vital' car check today

Aside from the inconvenience and additional costs of failing your MOT, neglecting to confirm this component's functionality could lead to fines and points on your license, never mind serious accidents

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12 h. ago Are YOU sick of never seeing a police officer on your street? You're not alone... as proven by these communities who are paying for their own private

Nobody could have anticipated the horror that unfolded in Leicester Square on a sunny summer morning little more than a year ago.

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12 h. ago Brits driving SUVs could face 'tougher new parking rules' inspired by France

Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) are the most popular vehicles in the UK, with data showing they currently account for around a third of all new car registrations

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