28 m. ago The Royals’ Favorite Handbag Brand Just Launched the Most Elegant Travel Collection

The Royals’ Favorite Handbag Brand Just Launched the Most Elegant Travel Collection  Town & Country Magazine

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66 m. ago Norway’s Labour party wins election after seeing off populist surge

Success for party of the prime minister, Jonas Gahr Støre, despite increased support for rightwing Progress partyThe Norwegian Labour party has secured four more years in government after seeing off a surge of support for the populist right in a polarised election.Soon after the polls closed, the centre left was projected to win with 89 seats with the centre right taking 80 seats. A minimum of 85 seats are needed for a majority. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Celtic star lands World Cup spot in dramatic fashion as Hamza Igamane's dream spell after Rangers goes on

African sides move closer to finals dream next summer

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1 hour ago Rachel Reeves blasts Reform UK 'clown show' and warns economic plans will hit Brits

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to launch a fresh attack on Nigel Farage's economic strategy, which experts have previously warned doesn't add up

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2 h. ago Young Grenfell victim launches landmark case that could pave way for payouts

Johara Menacer was haunted by the horrors of Grenfell. 'It all built up inside me and suddenly it just hit me one day,' she said after launching a landmark legal challenge

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2 h. ago ITV's golden girls Cat Deeley and Olivia Attwood dazzle for lavish party with their co

This Morning host Cat, who is newly single following the announcement of her split to husband Patrick Kielty , stunned in a minidress.

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2 h. ago Norway’s Labour party holds narrow lead in early election results

Party of the prime minister, Jonas Gahr Støre, likely to remain in government but results show surge in support for rightwing Progress partyThe Norwegian Labour party looked likely to remain in government as polls closed on Monday night, as preliminary results showed the centre-left had a narrow lead after a polarised election that saw a surge of support for the populist right.With 75% of the vote counted, state broadcaster NRK projected the centre left would win with 89 seats and that the centre right would take 80 seats. A minimum of 85 seats are needed for a majority. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago ITV employees 'fuming' over lavish 70th anniversary party amid daytime cuts

EXCLUSIVE: ITV is celebrating its 70th anniversary tonight with a celebration hosted by The Masked Singer's Joel Dommett - however, daytime employees aren't impressed

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2 h. ago Starmer addresses Labour MPs ahead of race to replace Rayner as deputy

MPs hoping to replace Ms Rayner as the party’s deputy leader have until Thursday to secure the support of colleagues at Westminster.

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3 h. ago DHS launches ‘Operation Midway Blitz’ unveiling plans for mass deportation arrests in Chicago

Demonstrators gathered in Chicago over the weekend to protest the Trump administration’s immigration policies

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3 h. ago London Gynaecology Launches New Website and Expands Clinic Network

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3 h. ago Keir Starmer addresses MPs for first time since Angela Rayner resigned

Prime Minister Keir Starmer addressed MPs at a Parliamentary Labour Party meeting after a tough last week saw Angela Rayner quit as deputy PM and deputy Labour leader

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3 h. ago BBC The Guest's Gabrielle Creevy's sweet secret while filming hit Eve Myles thriller

Gabrielle revealed the secret at a Bafta Cymru Q&A to launch The Guest earlier this month

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4 h. ago Nurses killed on way to party after stopping to help injured kangaroo

Aseera Suwal and Sarala Khadka were on their way to a 30th birthday party when they were hit by a car on a freeway in Melbourne, Australia, after stopping to help a kangaroo

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4 h. ago Rochelle Humes launches bargain trouser suit that mirrors Victoria Beckham's £1.7k version

Rochelle Humes' new collection at Next has a tailored trouser suit that make the perfect addition to your autumn wardrobe - and it's a bargain compared to Victoria Beckham's

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4 h. ago Wisconsin legislative feud erupts in public with lawmaker accused of threatening fellow legislators

A Wisconsin legislator has left the state Assembly's Democratic caucus after being accused by fellow party members of threatening to kill three lawmakers

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4 h. ago Nurses hit by car and killed on way to party as they stopped to help kangaroo

Aseera Suwal was on her way to her 30th birthday party accompanied by best friend Sarala Khadka when the pair were tragically killed after they stopped to help the wounded creature on a freeway

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5 h. ago Banksy could finally be unmasked as police launch probe into new artwork on Royal Courts of Justice as potential 'criminal damage' of Grade I listed building

The Metropolitan Police said it has launched a probe into the graffiti sprayed on to the Royal Courts of Justice after receiving a report of 'criminal damage' and that enquiries are continuing.

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5 h. ago Nuremberg review – Russell Crowe’s Göring vs Rami Malek’s psychiatrist in swish yet glib courtroom showdown

Crowe and Malek are hugely watchable but this ultimately fails to deliver an authentic version of eventsIf the Nuremberg trials were political theatre, writer and director James Vanderbilt leans into the spectacle of it. His new movie Nuremberg, about the show put on for the rest of the world to indict Nazi war criminals, is packaged like old-fashioned entertainment. There are movie stars (chiefly Rami Malek and Russell Crowe) with slicked-back hair, trading snappy barbs and self-important monologues in smokey rooms, meanwhile the gravity of the moment tends to be kept at bay. All the bureaucratic and legal speak around fine-tuning an unprecedented process, where one country prosecutes the high command of another, goes down easy in an Aaron Sorkin sort of way. It is riveting when its urgency is defended by an actor as great as Michael Shannon. It is all so watchable, to a fault, especially when dealing with the unspeakable.There’s some rhyme and reason to the director’s approach. Va...

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5 h. ago Nuremberg review – Russell Crowe’s Göring v Rami Malek’s psychiatrist in swish yet glib courtroom showdown

Crowe and Malek are hugely watchable but this ultimately fails to deliver an authentic version of events If the Nuremberg trials were political theatre, writer and director James Vanderbilt leans into the spectacle of it. His new movie Nuremberg, about the show put on for the rest of the world to indict Nazi war criminals, is packaged like old-fashioned entertainment. There are movie stars (chiefly Rami Malek and Russell Crowe) with slicked-back hair, trading snappy barbs and self-important monologues in smoky rooms, meanwhile the gravity of the moment tends to be kept at bay. All the bureaucratic and legal speak around fine-tuning an unprecedented process, where one country prosecutes the high command of another, goes down easy in an Aaron Sorkin sort of way. It is riveting when its urgency is defended by an actor as great as Michael Shannon. It is all so watchable, to a fault, especially when dealing with the unspeakable.There’s some rhyme and reason to the director’s approach. Va...

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