48 m. ago Brandi Carlile at Royal Albert Hall: 'a barnstorming, emotional night'

Brandi Carlile rocks the famous Hall and finds time to pay Sir Elton a visit in his box

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59 m. ago She flew hazardous fighter planes for Britain during WW2. She just turned 106

Californian Nancy Miller Stratford’s fiance forbade her from going to join the war effort. But she her dream was to fly – so she broke off the engagement and went anywayNancy Miller Stratford sat alone behind the controls of a Spitfire fighter plane, charting an uncertain course through an impenetrable clot of dark clouds.On the horizon, the young pilot could see a promising patch of daylight, “like the devil waving his hand to come on through”. But just as suddenly as the sky opened up, the clouds closed in again. Continue reading...

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59 m. ago Britain's cheekiest street names revealed – from Busty View to Bell End

Whip-Ma-Whop-Ma-Gate and Crotch Crescent are among the actual real life addresses scattered across Britain - there's so many, that we even rounded them up for you to have a snigger at

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95 m. ago Heatwave hell as passengers are 'slow cooked' on stuck trains for hours amid 34C heat

Met Office forecasters have warned  that while record-breaking temperatures look set to be reached today, Britons should prepare for a substantial downpour in the aftermath.

Society

1 hour ago Man arrested on suspicion of indecent exposure after women and girls allegedly targeted at beauty spot

Other potential victims are urged to come forward

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2 h. ago MIKEY SMITH: 7 chilling Donald Trump moments as President warns: 'You are in danger'

Meanwhile, Elon Musk has big plans to set up the Ministry of Truth and JD Vance accidentally mis-named a Senator by an ethnic stereotype

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2 h. ago Thousands of Afghans face expulsion from US as Trump removes protections

‘Profound concern’ as administration says Afghanistan safe to return to despite dangers posed by Taliban regimeThousands of Afghans who fled to the US as the Taliban grabbed power again in Afghanistan are in mortal dread of being deported back to danger in the coming weeks amid the Trump administration’s anti-immigration crackdown.Many, including some who assisted US forces in Afghanistan before the botched withdrawal by the military in 2021, are contending with threats to their legal status in the US on several fronts. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago I had a room with a view and enjoyed some of Scotland's best seafood at The Pierhouse hotel

A visit to The Pierhouse hotel brings spectacular views and a feast of seafood prepared by Scotland’s Chef of the Year.

Society

3 h. ago The ultimate holiday dupes: Forget the chaos and crowds of Europe's most popular spots

With anti-tourist protests spreading across European hotspots, it's clear overtourism remains an issue. Here's our guide to dupes to avoid the crowds.

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4 h. ago Babyshambles members' brushes with danger after guitarist Patrick Walden dies age 46

Patrick Walden passed away at the age of 46 on Friday, with his bandmates paying tribute - but as Daily Star reveals, this was not the only time the band has come close to death

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5 h. ago UK tourists 'flee' holiday hotspot as hotels battle to keep guests coming

Many British tourists were seen bidding the well-known tourist spot farewell as anti-tourism protests continue to spring up, causing chaos for those looking for a quick break

Society

5 h. ago ‘The final countdown’: Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez fights for his political life

Series of allegations facing those around the PM have hit the reputation of the socialist-led minority governmentPedro Sánchez could be forgiven for remembering the autumn of 2018 with a deep and nostalgic sigh. Back then, having been in office for just six months, Spain’s socialist prime minister could afford to mock his opponents’ frequently hyperbolic attempts to depict him and his administration as an existential threat to the country.“I know you think I’m a dangerous, extreme leftwinger who’s trying to break Spain apart,” he told the senate at the end of October that year. “I know that everything I do, and everything my government does, is illegal, immoral and even fattening.” Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Ancient trees are shipped to the UK, then burned – using billions in ‘green’ subsidies. Stop this madness now | Dale Vince

The evidence against the Drax power station is damning, yet the government wants to continue its massive public fundingHow green is this? We pay billions of pounds to cut down ancient forests in the US and Canada, ship the wood across the Atlantic in diesel tankers, then burn it in a Yorkshire-based power station.Welcome to the scandal of Drax, where Britain’s biggest polluter gets to play climate hero. The reality is that billions in public subsidies has enabled Drax to generate electricity by burning 300m trees. Now the government is trying to force through an extension that would grant Drax an estimated £1.8bn in public subsidies on top of the £11bn it has already pocketed, keeping this circus going until at least 2031.Dale Vince is a green energy industrialist and campaigner Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Marc Summers’ recipes for beetroot borani and a bean feast cooked three ways

A deep crimson vegan version of the classic Persian dip featuring coconut instead of the yoghurt, and a bean medley spiked with an aromatic spiced oilThis fava bean dip is rich and luxurious, but made using quite humble ingredients. The broad beans on top make a perfect garnish, because they are, in essence, fresh fava beans, while the vadouvan seasoning, although untraditional, has the same sweet, warm and earthy flavours as the fava. Then, a take on a vegan borani, enriched with coconut cream instead of the more usual yoghurt. It hits the spot with its tang, heat and sweetness, with an intense beetroot flavour from the salt-baking and a generous dollop of pomegranate molasses to add punch. Continue reading...

Society

6 h. ago American woman living in the UK reveals common US habit considered 'crass' in Britain

The woman, known on TikTok as Yorkshire Yank , regularly shares her take on the cultural quirks she's noticed since settling in the UK.

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6 h. ago No camping chairs here! Inside Glastonbury's VIP accommodation where guests can visit the hairdresser and party in the pool (and even have a shower!)

Every year, thousands of revellers descend on Worthy Farm - following a heated bid for tickets - to catch some of the world's biggest musical acts live on stage.

Society

6 h. ago Coronation Street's 'unmissable' week ahead sees danger, turmoil and big twists

Coronation Street spoilers have confirmed huge episodes will air next week as the soap tackles a drug storyline, with it seeming there could be twists on the way

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7 h. ago 5 key Rangers fixtures that could shape Russell Martin's Ibrox reign

Rangers face a crucial early Old Firm clash with Celtic that could be pivotal their Scottish Premiership title hopes.

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7 h. ago TOM PARKER BOWLES reviews Thai spot Supawan: 'This is cooking that makes the senses holler

In London's King's Cross, sugar, spice and all things nice make the dream Thai spot for Tom

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7 h. ago Beautiful 31C country loved by Brits named among world's most dangerous

Even tourist-riddled areas in this country are starting to be impacted by crime and violence, in a huge blow to UK tourists desperate for guaranteed sunshine and pristine beaches

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