59 m. ago Bondi Beach gunmen used ‘tennis ball bomb’ and recorded videos of their training for attack, police say

Police say gunmen ‘meticulously’ planned attack for several months and visited Bondi two days beforehand for reconnaissance

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66 m. ago 'Absolutely brilliant' £12 barber grade razor 'much better than high street brands'

Cremo is offering up to 30% off its men's grooming range in its Christmas sale, which includes the popular Barber Grade Bundle with razor, blades and shave cream

Economics

67 m. ago Kevin Sinfield denied knighthood again after touching message from Prince William

Kevin Sinfield raised £11m for motor neurone disease charities but has been overlooked for a knighthood again

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69 m. ago Lily Allen reveals she's been 'shopping like an insane person' to celebrate the success of her new album

Lily Allen has said she has been 'shopping like an insane person' to celebrate the success of her new album, West End Girl. 

Economics

80 m. ago Loose Women's axed star makes This Morning debut and teases return to ITV show

Former Loose Women warm-up comedian Lee Peart appeared on This Morning from Warwick Castle months after his role ended due to ITV format changes

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89 m. ago Loose Women axed star makes debut on This Morning amid ITV cutbacks

Comedian Lee Peart appeared on This Morning after his Loose Women warm-up role ended due to the ITV daytime shake-up - and he teased a return to the lunchtime show

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1 hour ago Loose Women's axed star teases return as he makes debut on another ITV show

A star of ITV's Loose Women who was axed from the show as part of the ITV cuts appeared on another daytime programme on Monday

Culture

1 hour ago All Creatures Great and Small star admits 'it's a nightmare' filming special episode

Actor Callum Woodhouse, who plays Tristan Farnon in popular Channel 5 drama All Creatures Great and Small, has opened up on filming the "nightmare" Christmas special

Politics

1 hour ago Pope offers gentle critique of Vatican culture in Christmas greeting reminiscent of past

Pope Leo XIV has urged Vatican cardinals to put their ambitions of power and personal interests aside and work instead on building communion

Culture

1 hour ago ‘Unashamedly capitalist’ rewilders claim ‘Moneyball’ approach could make millions – but experts sceptical

Rich Stockdale says model of ‘regenerative capitalism’ would maximise profits by planting trees, restoring peatlands, and installing windfarms across its estatesThe founder of an investment firm buying large estates across Britain to restore woods and peatland has said it is “unashamedly and proudly” capitalist, and plans to make tens of millions of pounds in profit.Rich Stockdale, the chief executive of Oxygen Conservation, said his model of “regenerative capitalism” was a “force for good” because it would offer investors significant profits by planting trees, restoring peatlands, operating solar farms and holiday homes and installing new windfarms across its estates. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago The EU’s deeds as much as Putin’s words will ensure the war in Ukraine continues | Rajan Menon

A €90bn loan is a lifeline for Zelenskyy. But make no mistake – the bloodshed won’t end while the Russian president believes he can still winVladimir Putin’s marathon press conference on 19 December, an annual year-end event, offered no evidence that Russia may abandon the goals the president set for his “special military operation” against Ukraine in February 2022: conquering Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson. True to form, Putin seemed unperturbed that nearly four years into the war his army had managed to fully occupy only Luhansk, despite having already taken control of more than a third of that region, as well as Donetsk, by 2015.Putin’s unyielding stance shouldn’t be a surprise. Soon after the invasion, Russia’s State Duma adopted legislation incorporating these four Ukrainian regions into Russia – and this month the foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, and the deputy foreign minister, Sergei Ryabkov, reiterated Putin’s territorial claims.Rajan Menon is a professor emerit...

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2 h. ago Chef's famous method for buttery carrots is perfect for Christmas dinner

Julia Child's classic French method for cooking carrots is a must-try this Christmas.

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2 h. ago Women with grey hair 'blown away by this dye' with 'no horrible smell' for £7

'I'm blown away by this hair dye, it provides such a depth of colour while nourishing and caring for your hair'

Economics

2 h. ago Supermarket's £20 jeans are the perfect fit for short women like me

Jeans can be one of the hardest things to find the right fit

Economics

2 h. ago 'Crossbow Cannibal' who killed three women faces violent prison attacks

Stephen Griffiths was convicted on December 21, 2010 for murdering three women. He has reportedly suffered multiple violent attacks behind bars including being knocked unconscious in 2024.K nE

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2 h. ago 'Britain's angriest man' who screamed abuse at female motorist after she beeped at him is jailed over fresh outburst at a mum and her newborn baby

Peter Abbott was cycling along a beach promenade when he got into an angry confrontation with a woman walking her new-born baby and her dog.

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3 h. ago New details of Bondi attack released by police including use of 'tennis ball bomb'

Pipe bombs thrown at the crowd celebrating the Jewish festival Hanukkah but fortunately they did not detonate

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3 h. ago Dr Michael Mosley's wife and son say one simple daily exercise boosts longevity

Dr Clare Bailey Mosley, a retired GP, and the couple's son, Dr Jack Mosley, weighed in on a simple task linked with "less frailty, less falls and overall better brain health"

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3 h. ago Salt Bae's dramatic decline after viral fame and what meme star is up to now

Salt Bae dominated our social media feeds back in 2017 – but what has the meme chef been up to in recent years? Here's everything you need to know about the viral star

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3 h. ago Thomas Skinner admits 'struggle' as he issues new statement on Strictly voting

Thomas Skinner was said to be 'suing' the BBC over his early exit from Strictly and has claimed that the BBC 'rigged' the votes to orchestrate his elimination from the dance competition

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