54 m. ago Peter Andre's wife shares rare picture of youngest daughter Arabella as tot turns one

Peter Andre's wife Emily has shared an extremely rare photo of their youngest daughter, Belle, the couple celebrated her first birthday with an adorable Instagram post

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62 m. ago Ange Postecoglou: I hope Mauricio Pochettino does return to Tottenham

Ange Postecoglou says he hopes Mauricio Pochettino one day does return to manage Tottenham.

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63 m. ago LIVE REVIEW: MULIMBA + GIFTHORSE + Charlie Noordewier + Jack Gray at The Social, London

LIVE REVIEW: MULIMBA + GIFTHORSE + Charlie Noordewier + Jack Gray at The Social, London  Joyzine

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65 m. ago 'I ordered 80 oysters and ate them all myself – the restaurant bill surprised everyone'

People have been left concerned after a woman, who loves oysters, ordered a whopping 80 for her lunch earlier this week and shocked a restaurant worker - and the bill was even more gobsmacking

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70 m. ago Prince Andrew sex accuser 'set to appear in court' before crash that gave her days to live

It comes after Virginia Giuffre took to Instagram to post a harrowing picture of herself seemingly in hospital covered in bruises, which she claimed was a result of a bus crash

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96 m. ago Sophie Melville and Laura Whitmore star in Apex Predator's entertaining take on London vampires

Bloodsuckers, societal breakdown and psychological horror all feature in this comic-gothic drama

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1 hour ago Ariana DeBose says she didn’t know her social media post was criticizing Rachel Zegler

West Side Story star shares Instagram post that quotes from statement slamming Zegler

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1 hour ago Rhinoceros at Almeida Theatre review: will delight you — if you are willing

Yes the house lights remain up and the play is absurd, but the cast has a special alchemy and the practical effects are effective

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2 h. ago Terrifying moment cruise ship slams into enormous 40ft waves with passengers falling into walls during voyage through notorious Drake Passage

Lesley Ann Murphy, a travel blogger aboard Quark Expeditions' Ocean Explorer ship, captured footage of the moment the vessel made its way through the giant waves and crashing water.

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2 h. ago 'I tried Trinny London's new multitasking makeup stick, it's perfect for an on

The Trinity Stick is a space-saving dream for lips, cheeks and eyes

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2 h. ago Ange Posteoglou makes devastating admission on Spurs fans amid wretched season

Tottenham have endured a poor campaign and look set for a bottom half finish as Ange Postecoglou concedes some of the fans will have lost faith with his philosophy

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2 h. ago Paris Metro bans David Hockney exhibition poster because artist is holding cigarette

Exclusive: David Hockney condemns ‘dismal’ decision taken by Paris Metro over poster for biggest ever Hockney exhibition

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2 h. ago How to cook the perfect roast whole new potatoes – recipe | Felicity Cloake's How to cook the perfect

While anyone can roast a potato, achieving perfectly crisp-skinned, buttery-fleshed deliciousness requires a little more thought When I pitched the idea for today’s column, my editor’s response was underwhelming to say the least. “Is that even a recipe?” he asked, which is exactly the attitude that inspired me in the first place. Often the simplest dishes feel in the least need of an actual recipe, yet surely I can’t be alone in thinking that the leathery, greasy roast new potatoes that turn up so often on tables at this time of year show some room for improvement.I used to be of Jane Grigson’s opinion that “new potatoes should either be steamed or put into boiling water with sprigs of mint” – after all, they’re so good, and their season so short, from April to August, why meddle with perfection? But, having recently enjoyed crisp-skinned, buttery- fleshed beauties from a restaurant oven, I’d like to add them to my repertoire, too. While anyone can roast a potato, doing it proper ju...

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2 h. ago London’s most sustainable restaurants, from Apricity to Silo

London has no shortage of places proving that some things do taste as good as sustainable feels, say Juliet Kinsman and Clare Finney

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3 h. ago eBay making huge change to delivery options for millions of sellers and buyers

Private eBay sellers will only be able to use 'Simple Delivery' as their postage method when listing items on the platform from April 15, or from April 7 to existing listings

Economics

3 h. ago Tottenham: Dejan Kulusevski ruled out of Eintracht Frankfurt first leg with latest injury update

Swedish star in a race to be fit for the Europa League quarter-final second leg

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3 h. ago Laurence Fox's complaint against TV star Narinder Kaur is dropped by police after he accused her of making 'criminal allegation' in row over 'upskirting' photo

Mrs Kaur was the subject of a six-month Met Police investigation after Fox claimed she had broken the Malicious Communications Act with a social media post about him.

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3 h. ago Dance studio plan is announced for former Chinese restaurant in Ayr

According to the applicant the proposal seeks a change of use for 38 North Harbour Street, Ayr, from a restaurant (Class 3) to a dance studio (Class 11).

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3 h. ago Val Kilmer's chilling last post before death as fans left emotional over final clip of actor

Top Gun star Val Kilmer's final social media post has been revealed which he posted shortly before his death.

Sport

3 h. ago Mr Burton review – the teacher who inspired and encouraged screen legend Richard Burton

Toby Jones plays the spaniel-eyed schoolmaster setting Harry Lawtey’s needy young pupil on course for haughty international stardomThe career of Richard Burton seemed mythic at the time, and more so in retrospect. In Pedro Almodóvar’s latest movie The Room Next Door, Julianne Moore’s character is even shown reading Erotic Vagrancy, Roger Lewis’s account of Burton’s then-adulterous relationship with Elizabeth Taylor in the early 60s, the title taken from Pope John XXIII’s extraordinary denunciation: “You will finish in an erotic vagrancy, without end or without a safe port.” In fact, the nearest thing Burton ever had to a safe port was his inspirational English teacher Philip Burton in Port Talbot, south Wales, whose own frustrated dreams of the theatre were poured into the bright young miner’s son Richard Jenkins, coaching him in acting and even making him his legal ward and getting him to change his surname to Burton to facilitate the teacher’s sponsorship of his Oxford scholarship...

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