68 m. ago Guéhi to leave Palace, Nottingham Forest Q&A as heat on Postecoglou – matchday live

⚽ Buildup, news and discussion before Saturday’s action⚽ Nottingham Forest Q&A at 11am | Mail matchday live hereLeague One fixturesBurton Albion v Peterborough United (12:30pm BST)Lincoln City v Stevenage (12:30pm BST)Bradford City v BarnsleyBlackpool v Wycombe WanderersRotherham United v Leyton OrientLuton Town v Mansfield TownCardiff City v ReadingPlymouth Argyle v AFC WimbledonWigan Athletic v Port ValeStockport County v Exeter CityDoncaster Rovers v Northampton TownSouthampton v Swansea (12:30pm BST)Oxford United v Derby County (12:30pm BST)Queens Park Rangers v Millwall (12:30pm BST)Birmingham City v Hull CityStoke City v WrexhamCharlton Athletic v Sheffield WednesdaySheffield United v WatfordNorwich City v Bristol CityCoventry City v Blackburn RoversWest Brom v Preston North EndLeicester City v Portsmouth (7:45pm BST) Continue reading...

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69 m. ago Prince Andrew still presents 'impossible' problem with no way out as King can't act

As Prince Andrew relinquishes his royal titles and honours amid another royal bombshell, his elder brother King Charles III continues to face an 'impossible' problem, that will not be so easily solved

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85 m. ago Samuel Ojo on the future of technology and basic human needs – cartoon

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85 m. ago French customs reject British shellfish shipments after UK ‘reset’ deal with EU

One of the largest mussel exporters in Britain lose £150,000 after three lorries were prevented from entering the EU One of Britain’s largest mussel exporters has suffered a £150,000 loss, after three of its shipments to the EU were rejected in recent weeks by French customs.Family-run business Offshore Shellfish, based in Devon, has continued exporting blue mussels to its European customers since Brexit, despite the administrative burden and onerous paperwork requirements. Continue reading...

Economics

85 m. ago ‘Dad taught me not just to look at the world but to really see it’: Ariel Meyerowitz’s best phone picture

The art adviser captured a portrait of her famous father – the photographer Joel Meyerowitz – as he pointed his camera at her during a visit to an exhibitionAs a child, Ariel Meyerowitz would follow her famous father around with a little Olympus XA camera and mimic his work as a photographer. Once home, he’d edit the images on a slide projector, inviting his daughter to sit alongside him. “He loved having a little shadow,” Meyerowitz recalls. “Watching him click through the slides, I learned not just to look at the world but to really see it, to notice the relationship between people and place, the colour of everything, and the humour or poignancy of it all.”To the wider world, that “perpetually creative, present and loving” father is Joel Meyerowitz, the renowned American photographer. He is also the man in this photo, photographing his daughter who is in turn photographing both him and a sculpture on display at Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone’s show The Rainbow Body. Continue reading...

Politics

1 hour ago New Zealand v England: first men’s T20 cricket international hit by rain – as it happened

Rain washes out the first match of the series at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch3rd over: England 14-1 (Buttler 9, Bethell 2) Buttler gets a single off the first ball but Bethell can’t get off strike. Some free flowing shots go straight to the fielders and the pressure starts to rise. Play and a miss! Henry moves one off a length late and it is wafty-woo from Bethell. There we go – a tuck off the hip for two gets the youngster off the mark, that’ll settle him down a bit. Just three off the over.2nd over: England 11-1 (Buttler 7, Bethell 0) Jacob Bethell gets an early visit to the middle. Don’t mention the A word! He starts with two dots, a play and miss and a thick outside edge. Good over from Duffy and New Zealand have the better of the early exchanges. Continue reading...

Events

1 hour ago 'I compared Pizza Hut and Domino's menu but one thing left me gobsmacked'

A food critic on social media compared the menus of two of the UK's most popular pizza takeaways, Pizza Hut and Domino's, and people were floored by one aspect of the products

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2 h. ago Dominic Cummings says Nigel Farage will be Britain's next Prime Minister

Cummings says the Reform UK leader will succeed if he can extend his reach beyond being a 'one man band with an iPhone ' to bringing in 'genuinely talented people'.

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2 h. ago New Zealand v England: first men’s T20 cricket international abandoned due to rain – live

First T20 called off after Christchurch deluge Series remains 0-0 with two matches to play3rd over: England 14-1 (Buttler 9, Bethell 2) Buttler gets a single off the first ball but Bethell can’t get off strike. Some free flowing shots go straight to the fielders and the pressure starts to rise. Play and a miss! Henry moves one off a length late and it is wafty-woo from Bethell. There we go – a tuck off the hip for two gets the youngster off the mark, that’ll settle him down a bit. Just three off the over.2nd over: England 11-1 (Buttler 7, Bethell 0) Jacob Bethell gets an early visit to the middle. Don’t mention the A word! He starts with two dots, a play and miss and a thick outside edge. Good over from Duffy and New Zealand have the better of the early exchanges. Continue reading...

Society

2 h. ago Parents will be able to block Meta bots from talking to their children under new safeguards

Measures come amid concern generative AI characters are having inappropriate conversations with under-18sParents will be able to block their children’s interactions with Meta’s AI character chatbots, as the tech company addresses concerns over inappropriate conversations.The social media company is adding new safeguards to its “teen accounts”, which are a default setting for under-18 users, by letting parents turn off their children’s chats with AI characters. These chatbots, which are created by users, are available on Facebook, Instagram and the Meta AI app. Continue reading...

Society

2 h. ago ‘We don’t celebrate Black creativity enough’: why the Black British book festival is bigger than ever

Ahead of the BBBF this weekend, authors who’ll be in attendance explain the crisis in publishing of Black writing, and why coming together is the solutionOn Sunday morning, the Barbican’s vast concrete foyer will swap its usual quiet for a buzz of conversation and excitement, and a particular kind of cultural energy: Black British storytelling in all its multiplicity.Now in its fifth year, the Black British book festival (BBBF) has become Europe’s largest celebration of Black literature. What began as a small, intimate gathering has grown into a national institution attracting thousands of attendees and some of the biggest names in publishing. Continue reading...

Culture

2 h. ago Moment Ukraine destroys Putin's floating bomb as Russia launches fresh attacks

Footage showed the moment a Russian bomb was detonated in a large blast as the gruelling war between Vladimir Putin's forces and Ukraine's soldiers continues to rage on

Events

2 h. ago ‘A world detached from struggles of urban life’: a rare exhibition of Renoir drawings

Morgan Library & Museum, New YorkFamed impressionist painter’s lesser-seen drawings are the focus of a major new exhibition that invites us into the stages of his artistic processHis luminous colours and sensual brushwork adorn countless mugs, posters and tote bags as well as blockbuster exhibitions. But the commodification of Pierre-Auguste Renoir and his fellow impressionist painters has been missing something.Renoir was an accomplished draftsman who produced a distinguished but largely unheralded collection of drawings, pastels, watercolours and prints. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago Millions expected across all 50 US states to march in No Kings protests against Trump

Events scheduled in more than 2,700 locations, from small towns to large cities, aligning behind message that the US is sliding into authoritarianismAmericans across all 50 states will march in protests against the Trump administration on Saturday, aligning behind a message that the country is sliding into authoritarianism and there should be no kings in the US.Millions are expected to turn out for the No Kings protests, the second iteration of a coalition that marched in June in one of the largest days of protest in US history. Events are scheduled for more than 2,700 locations, from small towns to large cities. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Max Verstappen beats Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to sprint pole at United States Grand Prix

Reigning four-time world champion continues resurgence in Austin to increase McLaren fears

Sport

3 h. ago Guéhi to leave Palace, heat on Postecoglou as Premier League returns – matchday live

⚽ Buildup, news and discussion before Saturday’s action⚽ Nottingham Forest Q&A at 11am | Mail matchday live hereLeague One fixturesBurton Albion v Peterborough United (12:30pm BST)Lincoln City v Stevenage (12:30pm BST)Bradford City v BarnsleyBlackpool v Wycombe WanderersRotherham United v Leyton OrientLuton Town v Mansfield TownCardiff City v ReadingPlymouth Argyle v AFC WimbledonWigan Athletic v Port ValeStockport County v Exeter CityDoncaster Rovers v Northampton TownSouthampton v Swansea (12:30pm BST)Oxford United v Derby County (12:30pm BST)Queens Park Rangers v Millwall (12:30pm BST)Birmingham City v Hull CityStoke City v WrexhamCharlton Athletic v Sheffield WednesdaySheffield United v WatfordNorwich City v Bristol CityCoventry City v Blackburn RoversWest Brom v Preston North EndLeicester City v Portsmouth (7:45pm BST) Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago Woman compares Pizza Hut and Domino's but people are floored by one thing

A food reviewer turned her attention towards pizza as she compared Pizza Hut and Domino's by ordering a number of the same items from each menu but the prices left people stunned

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3 h. ago US podcaster who helped convict ‘Queen of the Con’ disappointed at short sentence

Johnathan Walton, who was a victim of Marianne ‘Mair’ Smyth, had helped UK authorities track her downA US podcaster and author who helped UK authorities convict a woman derisively known as the “Queen of the Con” of defrauding a group of Northern Irish mortgage advice customers has expressed disappointment in her being sentenced on Friday to only four years in prison.“She scams or tries to scam everyone she meets, and she will never change,” Johnathan Walton said in a statement after Marianne “Mair” Smyth’s sentencing closed the books on a transatlantic case against her. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago ‘It’s like a nuclear bomb has hit’: shocked Palestinians return home to desolation

Families are going back to Gaza City and surrounds to find their neighbourhoods obliterated, with many forced to camp in the ruinsWhen the Gaza ceasefire took effect a week ago, tens of thousands of Palestinians began to move from the sprawling camps in the south back to their homes in Gaza City and the surrounding area.For most, it was a shocking and bitter homecoming. Continue reading...

Events

3 h. ago Champagne, celebs and artefacts: British Museum hosts first lavish ‘pink ball’ fundraiser

£2,000-a-ticket event, where 800 guests will hobnob among world’s treasures, could herald new reality in desperate arts funding climateThere will be champagne, of course, and dancing, fine Indian food served alongside the Parthenon marbles and cocktails mixed in front of the Renaissance treasures of the Waddesdon bequest. And everywhere – from the lights illuminating the Greek revival architecture, to the carpet on which guests arrive, to the glamorous outfits they are requested to wear – a very particular shade of pink.When the British Museum throws open its doors on Saturday evening for its first “pink ball”, it will not only be hosting an enormous and lavish party, but also inaugurating what its director, Nicholas Cullinan, has called a “flagship national event” that he hopes will become as important to his institution’s finances as it will to the London elite’s social calendar. Continue reading...

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