77 m. ago Advocate celebrates development in Doug Harless case, as new mayor of London, KY, preps to reveal her priorities

Advocate celebrates development in Doug Harless case, as new mayor of London, KY, preps to reveal her priorities  WBIR

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1 hour ago New archive in London celebrates David Bowie’s dazzling career and legacy

New archive in London celebrates David Bowie’s dazzling career and legacy  PBS

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1 hour ago Bob Vylan gig cancelled after remarks about assassinated Trump ally Charlie Kirk

Mr Kirk, who was a prominent political commentator in the US, was shot and killed at a Utah Valley University event on Wednesday.

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2 h. ago Charli XCX stuns in sheer dress at her second wedding to George Daniel in Sicilian sun

BRAT icon Charli XCX looked stunning under the Sicilian sun as she tied the knot with her husband George Daniel for a second time following their London wedding

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2 h. ago ITV Coronation Street star 'buzzing' over major career first away from cobbles

Coronation Street star Sam Aston, who plays Chesney Brown on the ITV soap, is set to take to the stage for An Audience with Coronation Street in London this weekend.

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2 h. ago Coldwater review – Andrew Lincoln’s wild Scottish thriller is top quality nonsense

The Walking Dead star plays a total berk who stumbles into a terrifying confrontation in the woods. It’s like Deliverance in the HighlandsAndrew Lincoln has been Rick Grimes – the leader of a group of survivors of a zombie plague in Frank Darabont’s at first mesmeric and then mesmerically dull post-apocalyptic series The Walking Dead – for 15 years. Off and on (and in a spin-off) but mostly on. Now, at last, he is free. He’s had a shower, a haircut and – thank God – cleared his throat after a decade and a half of rattling phlegmily through increasingly ropey scripts and pretending to care about his son Carl, and is appearing on stage in The Lady from the Sea at the Bridge theatre, London and on our screens in the fairly bananas thriller Coldwater.You can see what attracted Lincoln to the part. John is the anti-Grimes. We meet him (once the obligatory opening scene of the character covered in blood and running through some woods is over and we’ve flashed back to “Two months earlier”)...

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2 h. ago 'Poundshop Lily Allen' praises Putin and slams Starmer in 'cringe' performance at London march

As over 110,000 people gathered around London for Tommy Robinson's march, one singer provided entertainment for the crowd, who were seemingly left bemused by her message

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3 h. ago Strictly’s Thomas Skinner says he received death threats after JD Vance meeting

Skinner recently met the US vice president for a barbecue and drinks.

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3 h. ago Farage admits he failed to register US trip to headline Trump fundraiser

MPs are required to register visits abroad that cost more than £300 within 28 days if they are not wholly paid for by the MP or public funds.

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4 h. ago Man charged after spate of ‘revolting’ attacks on synagogues and Jewish premises in London

Ionut-Cristian Bold, 37, allegedly smeared a substance on a number of premises in the Golders Green area between 4 and 11 September

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4 h. ago 'Wickedly funny' period drama 'better than Bridgerton' now streaming free on Channel 4

The series was praised by viewers and critics alike, as well as winning the British Academy Film Awards award for Costume Design.

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4 h. ago What’s happening next week? Trump’s UK visit, Emmy Awards, London Fashion Week & more

What’s happening next week? Trump’s UK visit, Emmy Awards, London Fashion Week & more  Mint

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5 h. ago Starmer says Britain must never surrender flag after London protest amid backlash over Musk

Prime minister’s first comments since ‘Unite the Kingdom’ protest come amid a backlash over Elon Musk’s ‘disgusting’ remarks made to Tommy Robinson

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5 h. ago Everton Women begin new era at Goodison Park with loss to Tottenham

As a new era began at Goodison Park, any Everton women’s fans hoping to see a great goal join the long list of iconic strikes scored across 133 years of this famous ground’s history were indeed provided with a memorable one. The problem for the hosts was, it was scored by a Tottenham player.When Cathinka Tandberg spotted Courtney Brosnan off her line, as she received the ball 35 yards out, she did not hesitate to attempt the lob, and she would spoil the party for Everton in their first competitive match since making Goodison Park their permanent home. Her first-time strike dropped perfectly and capped off a thoroughly impressive away performance for the north London club, who made it two victories out of two so far under their new head coach, Martin Ho. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Chicago suburb where Pope Leo XIV grew up celebrates his 70th birthday with gospel music, balloons

The Chicago suburb where Pope Leo XIV grew up is celebrating his 70th birthday with gospel music and a balloon release outside his boyhood home

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6 h. ago Liverpool have a Salah problem and he might just cost them the title

Burnley 0-1 Liverpool: An uninspiring Liverpool got out of jail with an injury-time penalty at Turf Moor but a lifeless performance should pose serious questions and showed exactly why they need Alexander Isak

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6 h. ago Citigroup's London tower renovation costs are said to balloon to $1.5B

Citigroup's London tower renovation costs are said to balloon to $1.5B  MSN

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6 h. ago Was London's 'Unite the Kingdom' rally by Tommy Robinson organised for Charlie Kirk? Here's what we know

Was London's 'Unite the Kingdom' rally by Tommy Robinson organised for Charlie Kirk? Here's what we know  WION

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6 h. ago Musk’s Grok AI bot falsely suggests police misrepresented footage of far

Musk’s Grok AI bot falsely suggests police misrepresented footage of far-right rally in London  The Guardian

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6 h. ago ‘My conscience is clear’: Prince Harry on Ukraine, his family and the media

The duke talks about the cost of war, his portrayal in the press and boxing as the Guardian joins him on a visit to KyivIt’s about midnight. It’s raining. A small group is huddled around a lonely roadside cafe somewhere near the border between Poland and Ukraine, getting wet in the drizzle, sharing cartons of chips and bottles of beer.One of the bedraggled men wonders out loud why on earth the owner of the cafe would choose to close now, when surely this must have been the busiest it has ever been, stuck out here in the middle of nowhere, with a captive and hungry audience. Continue reading...

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