4 h. ago Where to shop Holly Willoughby's exact Saint Laurent sunglasses for £67 less

Holly Willoughby's latest Instagram post has got us thinking about spring style, as she shared a photo of herself wearing a pair of chic sunglasses, and we've found where to shop them for less

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4 h. ago Holly Willoughby’s chic designer sunglasses are currently in the Debenhams sale with £67 off

With the sunny weather finally here, Holly Willoughby has just given us some sunglasses inspiration with her chic Saint Laurent pair, and we've found where to shop them for £67 less

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7 h. ago Mary Earps on life at PSG: ‘There was a lot of noise so it’s been nice to escape’

England goalkeeper on how she has fine-tuned her game since moving to France and ‘loving the architecture’ in ParisMany of us might perceive it as a bustling metropolis full of tourist hotspots. To Mary Earps, however, Paris is noise-free. Peaceful. Beautiful. It is very rare for anybody to spot the England goalkeeper in public – unless she is at the airport or waiting to catch the Eurostar from Gare du Nord – and, for a player who shot to fame so quickly that she was the 2023 Sports Personality of the Year, such relative invisibility in the so-called City of Light is a blissful feeling.“It’s been more refreshing than I thought it would be,” Earps says of her move to Paris Saint-Germain, who she joined last summer. “The last few years have been unbelievable, a massive acceleration I could never have predicted, and what’s come with that is some incredible opportunities but also a lot of noise, and so I really wanted to get into a little focus zone and just totally concentrate on my d...

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7 h. ago Former Central Saint Martins Building Penthouse Lists for Nearly £7 Million

Former Central Saint Martins Building Penthouse Lists for Nearly £7 Million  Mansion Global

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12 h. ago Flower lovers and influencers flock to the tulip vistas at an iconic Dutch park

International visitors flock to the world-famous Keukenhof garden which has again opened its gates for the spring season

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13 h. ago 'We make 1,000 mile pilgrimage from UK to Benidorm – and always get police escort'

EXCLUSIVE: Benidorm Bangers is not the name of Sticky Vicky 2.0's latest show - but a group of 300 Brits driving old bangers to the sunny Costa Blanca. Let's find out why

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13 h. ago 'We drive 1,000 miles from UK to Benidorm – and always get police escort'

EXCLUSIVE: Benidorm Bangers is not the name of Sticky Vicky 2.0's latest show - but a group of 300 Brits driving old bangers to the sunny Costa Blanca. Let's find out why

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13 h. ago Golfers flock to St Andrews to play the Old Course in reverse

Golfers will get a once-a-year opportunity to play the famous Old Course backwards, as players did when the course first emerged in the 1400s.

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20 h. ago Marcus Rashford and Marco Asensio continue form as Aston Villa leap past Brighton

Fabian Hürzeler has had better weeks. After the agony of being dumped out of the FA Cup quarter-finals on Saturday by Nottingham Forest in a penalty shootout, there was more heartache for the Brighton manager as Marcus Rashford’s third goal in his last two matches, yet another for Marco Asensio and Donyell Malen’s first for the club gave Aston Villa a crucial victory in the battle for a top-five finish.It meant Unai Emery’s side moved above Brighton and vastly improved their chances of matching last season’s achievement of qualifying for the Champions League. They still have to play fourth- and fifth-placed Manchester City and Newcastle in the run-in but after making some shrewd acquisitions in January, including Rashford and Asensio – who now has eight goals for Villa since joining on loan from Paris Saint-Germain – you wouldn’t bet against them doing it. Continue reading...

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20 h. ago Marcus Rashford and Marco Asensio on target as Aston Villa leapfrog Brighton

Fabian Hürzeler has had better weeks. After the agony of being dumped out of the FA Cup quarter-finals on Saturday by Nottingham Forest in a penalty shootout, there was more heartache for the Brighton manager as Marcus Rashford’s third goal in his last two matches, yet another for Marco Asensio and Donyell Malen’s first for the club gave Aston Villa a crucial victory in the battle for a top-five finish.It meant Unai Emery’s side moved above Brighton and vastly improved their chances of matching last season’s achievement of qualifying for the Champions League. They still have to play fourth- and fifth-placed Manchester City and Newcastle in the run-in but after making some shrewd acquisitions in January, including Rashford and Asensio – who now has eight goals for Villa since joining on loan from Paris Saint-Germain – you wouldn’t bet against them doing it. Continue reading...

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26 h. ago Jason's Sourdough sends British shoppers into a frenzy as £2 loaf becomes an 'obsession for millennial women'

Jason Greary, 53, a fourth-generation baker from Leicestershire, launched his eponymous brand of sourdough in 2020 after he noticed a lack of affordable alternatives in the market.

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26 h. ago Carlo Ancelotti denies tax fraud as Real Madrid boss says 'I've confidence in justice'

Carlo Ancelotti has denied he committed tax fraud by not declaring image rights payments during his first spell at Real Madrid as coach becomes latest big name in football to face charge

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28 h. ago ‘I never realised something wasn’t right’: Carlo Ancelotti denies €1m tax fraud

Manager accused of failing to pay tax due on image rightsItalian claims salary arrangement seemed ‘quite normal’The Real Madrid coach, Carlo Ancelotti, who is on trial for allegedly defrauding Spain’s tax office of more than €1m in undeclared earnings from image rights, has told a court he believed his financial affairs were in order and “never thought a fraud could have been committed”.Prosecutors allege the 65-year-old former Chelsea and Everton manager used shell companies outside Spain to conceal “the real beneficiary of the income from the exploitation of his image rights” in 2014 and 2015. They are seeking a jail term of four years and nine months and a fine of €3.2m. Continue reading...

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32 h. ago Carlo Ancelotti tax evasion trial begins in Spain as Real Madrid coach faces fraud charges

He is accused of defrauding Spain’s tax office of more than €1m (£836,857)

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33 h. ago Grand National Festival 2025 Day 1 tips as Garry Owen naps Croke Park for Aintree glory

Crowds are set to flock to Merseyside this week with a huge three days of racing action and our man has you covered

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46 h. ago Bullaun Press wins Republic of Consciousness prize for ‘rollicking picaresque’ novel

Irish publisher receives award for small presses for Gaëlle Bélem’s There’s a Monster Behind the DoorIrish publisher Bullaun Press has won the Republic of Consciousness prize for small presses with the book There’s a Monster Behind the Door by Gaëlle Bélem, translated from French by Karen Fleetwood and Laëtitia Saint-Loubert.There’s a Monster Behind the Door is a “rollicking, sardonic picaresque”, said judge Houman Barekat. “The novel has important things to say about colonialism and society, but it’s also tremendous fun – darkly funny, acerbic, energetic.” Continue reading...

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50 h. ago What are the charges against Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti?

Legendary football Italian manager could face years in prison if prosecutors get their way

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54 h. ago Investors flock to gold funds as fears over Trump tariffs mount

Biggest inflow since onset of pandemic pushes bullion to fresh highs as traders hunt for haven assets

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56 h. ago Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti to stand trial accused of €1m tax fraud

Charged with not declaring earnings from image rightsItalian ‘not worried’ and has ‘total confidence in justice’The Real Madrid coach, Carlo Ancelotti, will appear in court on Wednesday to stand trial on charges of defrauding Spain’s tax office of more than €1m (£836,857) in undeclared earnings from image rights in 2014 and 2015.Prosecutors, who are seeking a jail term of four years and nine months, allege that the 65-year-old former Chelsea and Everton manager used shell companies outside Spain to create “opacity vis-a-vis the Spanish treasury concealing the real beneficiary of the income from the exploitation of his image rights”. Continue reading...

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61 h. ago I made my Celtic debut on Saint Patrick’s Day and basically had to fend for myself – at least my successor has support

The Finnish shot stopper made an impressive debut against Hearts and could now be handed the gloves for the rest of the season

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