76 m. ago US fashion chain with cult following is opening three new stores in November

The retailer opened its flagship UK store in London, Regent Street in 2009 - and has now revealed plans to expand its high street presence

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2 h. ago Canada's 'Scottish town' with Scots street names and its own Highland Games

It even has pubs that sell Scottish ales.

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2 h. ago I'm starting to believe Brendan Rodgers wants out of Celtic and here's why I don't blame him one bit – Chris Sutton

Sutty sees a frustrated boss poking and prodding to antagonise a board he feels let down by after warning them what was required

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2 h. ago Danny Rohl is embracing Rangers traditions but there's a No. 1 custom I want him to figure out – Barry Ferguson

The new Ibrox boss was suited, booted and brown brogued for his dugout debut but his team were absolutely collared by Brann

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7 h. ago Strictly's Balvinder Sopal admits she's had 'meltdowns' backstage that haven't been seen on

The EastEnders actress, 46, has faced the dreaded dance off not once but twice so far in the competition.

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9 h. ago The shortlist: Our Dear London competition with Letters Live

The shortlist: Our Dear London competition with Letters Live  The Times

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10 h. ago 7 charged in 2024 Pennsylvania voter registration fraud that prosecutors say was motivated by money

A yearlong investigation into suspected fraudulent voter registration forms in Pennsylvania has led to criminal charges against six street canvassers and their leader

Politics

11 h. ago Strictly’s Nadiya Bychkova grows close to West End star 18 months after love split as pair are spotted on coffee date

STRICTLY pro Nadiya Bychkova appears to found love again — dating West End star Ian McIntosh. Eighteen months on from her acrimonious split with fellow dancer, Kai Widdrington, she has grown close to the Les Miserables actor, The Sun can reveal. The couple were spotted enjoying a coffee date in London, but are understood to...

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11 h. ago ‘Match his movement, stay patient’: just how do you stop Erling Haaland?

Very few have worked out how to contain Manchester City’s striker. As past opponents attest, there are no easy solutionsNo coach has found a way to stop Erling Haaland in his past 12 matches, the striker scoring in each and 22 times in all competitions for club and country. Pep Guardiola knows most about the Norwegian’s talents and jokingly suggested a plan to keep him out: “Four centre-backs.” There are no straightforward answers, especially as so many have tried and failed.On Sunday Aston Villa and Unai Emery will be tasked with formulating a strategy to keep Haaland quiet. Not that the Manchester City player is particularly perturbed by not being involved for much of a match. His touches are infrequent but very often telling. The focus generally against Haaland is preventing the ball from reaching him but with City’s array of creative talents, that is easier said than done. Continue reading...

Science

11 h. ago Coronation Street's Todd Grimshaw subjected to bizarre abuse in 'horrible scenes'

Coronation Street's Todd Grimshaw was subjected to a bizarre form of abuse at the end of Friday's episode and viewers were left struggling with the 'horrible' scenes

Events

11 h. ago HGV driver who ploughed into factory boss trying to photograph his number plate after safety row avoids jail and KEEPS his job

Daniel Ley, 44, from the village of Harby, Nottinghamshire, had been collecting bricks at a firm just outside Newcastle on April 28, 2022, when the scuffle (pictured) occurred.

Culture

12 h. ago Premier League boss fined for 'kicking ball that hit Sky Sports floor manager'

Premier League match manager Rupert Bush had to take evasive action, and the ball struck Sky Sports floor manager Tony Murtagh, who was able to put his hand up to deflect it

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12 h. ago Jeremy Clarkson told House of Lords peer ‘don’t do it’ over pub opening plan

Jeremy Clarkson warned a charity boss not to open a pub by giving her “a list of all the things that could go and would go wrong”, a peer told parliament on Friday (24 October).

Politics

12 h. ago Emmerdale fans 'work out' major reunion to take place in Corrie crossover update

The big ITV soap crossover is set to take place next year as Coronation Street and Emmerdale join forces

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12 h. ago Epping hotel sex attacker is seen in the street hours after being accidentally FREED from prison instead of being deported

Hadush Kebatu, 41, was supposed to be sent to an immigration detention centre to be deported but was instead accidentally let loose.

Events

12 h. ago Beast raped and strangled woman in alley as she left Scots house party

A SEX attacker who strangled and raped a woman in a street attack after the victim left a house party was warned today that he faced a "significant" jail sentence. Ali Chikane, 35, grabbed the woman by the neck and throttled her in a lane in Edinburgh as he subjected her to the sexual assault...

Society

12 h. ago Strictly Come Dancing star admits they're 'in pieces' ahead of live show

Strictly Come Dancing viewers will see the remaining celebrities tackle Icons week on Saturday night as the competition ramps up.

Culture

13 h. ago 'No risk' to public despite building collapse, says developer

Alberton House off Bridge Street was being demolished but part of it collapsed this afternoon, with scaffolding crashing into the River Irwell

Events

13 h. ago Coffee beans pooped out by this mammal have better flavor and aromatic compounds: New study

Asian palm civets, small nocturnal fruit-lovers from India to Indonesia, aid forest regeneration by dispersing seeds through their droppings

Politics

13 h. ago NBA gambling scandal shines harsh light on US sports’ embrace of betting

Two sweeping federal indictments have implicated big names in basketball and raised uncomfortable questions about who benefits from legalized gamblingThe NBA gambling scandal is the biggest story of the year in US sports, a culmination of the years-long embrace between professional leagues and the multibillion-dollar gambling industry that has now crossed the line from synergy into scandal.In two sweeping federal indictments unsealed in Brooklyn on Thursday, prosecutors charged more than 30 people – including the Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups and former NBA player and assistant Damon Jones – with schemes that turned inside information and rigged card games into engines of profit for organized crime. Continue reading...

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