39 m. ago Hailey Bieber wows in skimpy bikini as she soaks up the sun in Majorca after hitting back at 'losers' who fuelled marriage trouble rumours as she promotes Justin's new album

The A-list couple have been engulfed with marriage trouble rumours in recent months. 

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46 m. ago TikTokers desperate to go to Oasis' Manchester homecoming gig share tips of how to break into venue

The band are set to play in front of 80,000 people in the first of five sold-out shows in Heaton Park after kicking off their world tour in Cardiff last week.

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64 m. ago The BDS movement turns 20. It’s an essential pillar of Palestinian freedom | Omar Barghouti

The BDS movement is today a pillar in the struggle for Palestinian freedom, justice and equalityDo no harm, a principle that many associate with the medical practice, has become a fundamental ethical principle of global solidarity the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement has mainstreamed since its inception 20 years ago this week.In the midst of the most depraved phase of Israel’s livestreamed genocide against 2.3 million Palestinians in the illegally occupied Gaza Strip, our unbearable grief makes it impossible to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the BDS movement. The Israeli state, enabled and emboldened by the shameless and seemingly boundless military, financial, political and discourse complicity of the US, the European Union and the UK, is trying to normalize the fundamentally abnormal and to numb our consciences with its relentless savagery. Continue reading...

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73 m. ago Hailey Bieber hits out at 'losers' as husband Justin releases surprise new album

Hailey Bieber took to social media to hit out at "f***ing losers" as she supported her husband Justin's surprise new album announcement

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99 m. ago What protests are taking place in London this weekend and the week ahead?

Here are all the ways Londoners will be exercising their right to protest in the capital

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1 hour ago Police launch hate crime investigation as 'vile and racist' effigy of small boat migrants is burned on top of Northern Ireland bonfire

Signs saying 'Stop the boats' and 'Veterans before refugees' were also attached to the pyre in the village of Moygashel, near Dungannon, County Tyrone, earlier this week.

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1 hour ago BBC 'faces being sued by up to 60 MasterChef contestants who fear Gregg Wallace's final series will never now be aired'

The sacked presenter, 60, was banned from working for the Beeb yesterday in a scathing dismissal letter following a damning independent review and a nine-month sexual-misconduct investigation.

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1 hour ago Oasis 'could release new album' as Happy Mondays' Bez addresses epic reunion gigs

Madchester legend Bez from the Happy Mondays reckons Oasis could bring out another album before they retire, and said he always knew the Gallaghers would reunite

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2 h. ago Cash Isa limits set to be left untouched at next week’s Mansion House speech

It is understood that Chancellor Rachel Reeves will focus on new plans to provide consumers with the information and support they need to invest.

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2 h. ago Week in wildlife: a flying vole, a Wimbledon wagtail and some lovebugs

The best of this week’s wildlife photographs from around the world Continue reading...

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2 h. ago What's really going on with Justin Bieber as singer releases surprise new album

After an intense year of concerning public appearances and increasingly erratic online posting, Justin Bieber has released new music — so was it all part of his creative process?

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2 h. ago Deftones: Alternative metal giants announce more UK tour dates for 2026

The alternative metal giants return to the United Kingdom in early 2026 after the release of their new studio album.

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2 h. ago The Open organisers agree to use of Spidercam on 18th green at Portrush

Major will be first time the technology is used in golfCamera will capture the walk up to the final hole in detailThe R&A has installed a Spidercam above the 18th green at Portrush for next week’s Open – the first time the technology has been used in golf.The four-point wire-cam system has been suspended above the final hole using four 25-metre-high pylons and will be used to provide spectacular aerial views and unique angles of play, as well as capturing the Open champion’s final walk up the 18th in unprecedented detail. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Michael Caine, 92, pushed in wheelchair by Vin Diesel on lunch meeting

Sir Michael Caine, 92, headed to lunch with Vin Diesel in London this week, with the Fast and Furious actor seen pushing him in a wheelchair

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2 h. ago Justin Bieber releases first new album in four years called Swag

The new album has been described as ‘some of his most personal music yet’.

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3 h. ago US set to be host to biggest sporting events with guests it doesn’t want | Emma John

Donald Trump is closing the borders even though the World Cup and 2028 Olympics will take place in his countryCall it big, beautiful timing. On Tuesday, Fifa announced it had taken an office in Trump Tower. On Wednesday, Donald Trump announced he would attend the Club World Cup final. And who could begrudge the US president a little sporting entertainment after the week he has had? Those Nobel peace prize applications don’t write themselves.Trump’s attendance at a tournament that we can be 95% sure he doesn’t understand is, doubtless, a huge coup and political victory for football. This is a sport that only a decade ago was openly considered un-American, scrawled into the rightwing commentator’s list of pet peeves between meteorologists and Judy Blume. Ann Coulter described soccer’s growing popularity as a “sign of the nation’s moral decay”. Glenn Beck likened it to Obamacare: “It doesn’t matter how you try to sell it to us, it doesn’t matter how many celebrities you get we want not...

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3 h. ago Kokoroko: Tuff Times Never Last review – ruminative jazz outfit get stuck in a relaxed rut

(Brownswood)The London collective have an easygoing, ruminative sound – briefly lifted here by moments of lively counterpoint – that can feel all too placidSince breaking out with their 2018 track Abusey Junction, London jazz collective Kokoroko have become known for a soothing brand of improvised instrumentals. Blending whispered melodies with muted horns, downtempo hand percussion and shades of highlife guitar, theirs is an easygoing, ruminative sound. Their 2022 debut album, Could We Be More, continued in the same vein, full of warm brass and gently layered vocal harmony.So does their latest effort, Tuff Times Never Last. Across its 11 tracks of , tempos rarely exceed 100bpm, wallowing in tranquil bass lines and languorous grooves. The group establish a confident and comforting tone, playing through the lullaby vocal harmonies of Never Lost, the slowed guitar of Closer to Me and Rhodes piano reverberations on My Father in Heaven. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Daily Mirror pub quiz: Test your mind with these 20 tough questions!

How many fiendishly-fun questions will you get right in this week's pub quiz? There’s only one way to find out!

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3 h. ago Lions hoping Blair Kinghorn can resume training next week ahead of first Test

The Scotland fullback suffered a sprained knee against the ACT Brumbies on Wedneday.

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3 h. ago Phase Space: Degrees of Freedom review | Safi Bugel's experimental album of the month

(Phase Space)Switching wonky techno for spacious abstraction, Gwenan Spearing debuts a new alias on an EP of uncanny generative electronicsAfter establishing herself as a techno DJ in some of the wonkiest corners of underground dance music, Gwenan Spearing has spent the last few years settling into slower, more abstract territory. Alongside her club sets, she co-organises an ambient deep listening series in Berlin and spends her spare time experimenting with modular synthesis. Phase Space is the latest expression of this interest, a project rooted in generative electronics and real-time responses.Degrees of Freedom is Spearing’s first outing under this new alias: an EP of meandering ambient tracks that blur the lines between electronic and acoustic as instruments are sampled, warped and overdubbed through her synthesiser. On the subaquatic opening track Sync, cowbells are stretched and delayed beyond recognition against a pulsing analogue rhythm. Towards the end of Some Pluck, a den...

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