71 m. ago Rangers working on nine deals as 49ers grant Russell Martin transfer wish

The Light Blues are in the market for new faces after a sluggish start to the season domestically

Economics

72 m. ago Aston Villa vs Newcastle United preview, team news and predicted lineup

Evann Guessand could feature for Aston Villa as Emiliano Martinez sits out and Anthony Elanga pushes to start for Newcastle United

Politics

2 h. ago Florida mom ‘lucky to be alive’ after miscarrying due to raw milk consumption, she says in lawsuit

Rachel Maddox launches lawsuit after alleging that she and her toddler became badly ill after coming into contact with bacteria traced back to New Smyrna Beach business by state health officials

Society

2 h. ago Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet's 'distance' explained as split rumours continue

Hollywood power couple Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet have been under everyone's watchful eye since they first started dating; now people can't help but notice their lack of public appearances both on and offline..

Politics

2 h. ago Liverpool v Bournemouth live: Premier League season kicks off with Wirtz set to debut for new

Will Liverpool get their Premier League title defence off to a winning start or can Bournemouth cause an upset at Anfield?

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2 h. ago The Guardian view on France’s wine crisis: the answer to claret could be clairet | Editorial

Consumers are drinking less red wine than ever. Producers need to revive the fresher and lighter vintages that their medieval ancestors once harvestedThese are always anxious weeks in the Bordeaux vineyards, where 15% of France’s wine is grown, including in celebrated places like Chateau Latour and Chateau Mouton-Rothschild. In earlier years, this ritual anxiety among the region’s winegrowers had a pleasingly folkloric quality. In the middle of August, the grapes would ripen and their colour start to turn. About 45 days from now, tradition dictates, it will be time to start picking the 2025 vintage. As the wine writer Edmund Penning-Rowsell put it: “To pick or not to pick is the most momentous decision in the winemaking year in Bordeaux.”This once timeless rhythm is now collapsing. Part of the problem is the climate crisis. Bordeaux still benefits from its moderate Atlantic climate. But south-west France is getting much hotter and drier. Even in the Gironde region, maximum temperatu...

Events

2 h. ago 'It's far more widespread than anyone knows': Inside the evil world of cat torture as thousands tune in to watch felines being brutalised for entertainment online

This week I watched kittens being tortured, decapitated, even burnt alive. In all my many decades as a journalist it was one of the most disturbing experiences I have endured.

Politics

2 h. ago Khamzat Chimaev strips naked to make weight for Dricus Du Plessis fight

Khamzat Chimaev has lost 37lb in the last three months as he prepares to face Dricus Du Plessis for the UFC middleweight title at UFC 319 on Saturday night

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2 h. ago Michelle Yeoh brings Chinese blockbuster 'Ne Zha 2' to life in English dub

Michelle Yeoh has voiced a character in the English dub of the Chinese animated blockbuster “Ne Zha 2.”

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3 h. ago Tom Cruise's girlfriend Ana de Armas has threesome on the beach in terrifying new movie

De Armas is glammed up to the nines with heavy makeup and a cute bob haircut that is styled just so. In the trailer, however, the star looks worn down as she tries to stay alive.

Events

3 h. ago Mikel Arteta insists Arsenal can finally strike title gold if they ‘keep digging’

Gyökeres and Zubimendi likely to start at Old TraffordMartin Ødegaard unanimous choice to stay as captainMikel Arteta has insisted Arsenal will strike gold if they “keep digging” as they start their push to win a first Premier League title since 2004 with a trip to Manchester United on Sunday.In May, Arsenal became the first club to finish as runners-up in three successive Premier League campaigns but have spent almost £200m on players this summer. Viktor Gyökeres is expected to lead the line against United and the midfielder Martín Zubimendi is also likely to make his debut. Continue reading...

Sport

3 h. ago Netflix true war film leaves viewers 'absolutely speechless' as they rate it 10/10

Netflix subscribers have been left in tears after watching the true war film as they urge everyone to check it out immediately - with some even proclaiming it to be the 'best movie' ever

Events

3 h. ago 'Explosion' in New York as thick plumes of smoke billow through city

New York City Fire Department are at the scene battling the blaze at 305 East 95th Street in Manhattan which is understood to have started after an 'explosion' was heard by locals

Events

3 h. ago Start the new term right with back to school deals on shoes, desks, tech and more

Smart buys to take them from first bell to final lesson

Economics

4 h. ago Startling pictures show how Welsh canal has dried up this summer

It comes after a drought was declared in the area on Thursday

Politics

4 h. ago Blockbuster, board games and boredom: why everyone’s parenting like it’s 1999

Nostalgic millennial parents are increasingly keen to replicate their own childhoods. But were the 90s as blissful as we remember?When I look back on my 1990s childhood, it’s hard not to feel nostalgic. We roamed for miles without supervision, riding our bikes, building dens and swimming in streams. After school, we did crafts or played board games and, though the internet existed, my parents would boot me off to use the landline. Media was tangible – tapes, CDs, VHS – and often consumed as a family. I still recall the thrill of going to the video shop to choose a film.It’s normal to feel like this, especially once you have babies of your own, and the social media algorithms know it. In the three years since I had my son and started writing the Guardian’s Republic of Parenthood column, I’ve noticed a huge upswing of interest in “90s parenting” and, this year, the trend seems to have exploded. Former 90s kids are in the thick of it, trying to work out how to parent our own children. ...

Politics

4 h. ago Chelsea's 6ft 9ins Conference League winner on Duolingo and preparing for Barcelona

Lucas Bergstrom spent six years learning his trade with Chelsea and has now set out to make his name at RCD Mallorca and spoke to Mirror Football ahead of the start of the La Liga season

Sport

4 h. ago Manchester United XI vs Arsenal: Confirmed team news, predicted lineup, injury latest for Premier League

Ruben Amorim has some big decisions to make as he bids to ensure Man United start the new season on a high

Sport

4 h. ago DWP confirms four major changes to Universal Credit starting from next April

Nearly four million households will see an annual income boost estimated to be worth £725 under new reforms.

Politics

4 h. ago Abbey Clancy ‘gets violent’ when her family do one thing to her

Model Abbey Clancy says she 'hates' when her husband, former Premier League footballer Peter Crouch, does one thing to her, which their four children have now started doing as well

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