2 h. ago US halts weapons shipments to Ukraine over fears stockpiles are too low

Some shipments have been stopped ‘to put America’s interests first’, White House saysSee all our Ukraine war coverageThe US is halting some shipments of weapons to Ukraine amid concerns that its own stockpiles have declined too much, officials said Tuesday, a setback for the country as it tries to fend off escalating attacks from Russia.Certain munitions were previously promised to Ukraine under the Biden administration to aid its defences during the more than three-year-old war. The pause reflects a new set of priorities under President Donald Trump and came after defence department officials scrutinised US stockpiles and raised concerns. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Miriam Margolyes, Charles Dance, Mike Leigh and Harry and Meghan's 'dear friend' blast the BBC for reporting on Israel in dramatic open letter

The call to arms condemns BBC for being 'crippled by the fear of being perceived as critical of the Israeli government' as they accuse coverage of being 'defined by anti-Palestinian racism'.

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3 h. ago Rookie BBC boss is 'blamed for failing to stop a live stream of the Glastonbury anti

Kate Phillips, the corporation's recently hired chief content officer, is facing questions as to her role in broadcasting Bob Vylan's set on iPlayer on Saturday.

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4 h. ago Erin Patterson mushroom murder trial LIVE updates: Jury deliberates for a third day

Follow Daily Mail Australia's live coverage of accused mushroom chef Erin Patterson's murder trial here.

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4 h. ago Spice Girls 'turn down' huge Louis Theroux BBC girl band documentary

Following the success of Louis Theroux's series called Boybands Forever, the journalist is planning a girl group version, but one iconic group has reportedly shunned his approach

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5 h. ago Two elderly men were killed in an ambush in the park. Now cops say they have arrested the suspect

Investigators have not determined a motive in the attack, but have said it does not appear to have been a robbery gone wrong

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5 h. ago Men accused of shooting prison officer dead in 'revenge' pictured at Glastonbury

Elias Morgan and co-defendant Anthony Cleary attended Glastonbury Festival in 2023, months before Lenny Scott was fatally injured in a shooting in West Lancashire

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6 h. ago Iconic nineties girl group 'turn down appearance in Louis Theroux's new BBC documentary about girlbands' ahead of their 30th anniversary

This puts Theroux in a tricky spot, as the band are widely seen as the ultimate girl group and were expected to feature in the film.

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6 h. ago Jimmy Thelin on what is next for Aberdeen after 'best moment of my life' Scottish Cup win

The Dons boss has taken inspiration from the historic victory at Hampden

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6 h. ago F1 boss Stefano Domenicali: British Grand Prix should ‘stay forever on calendar’

F1’s owners Liberty Media last year struck a 10-year deal with Silverstone, ensuring the race will remain at the track until at least 2034.

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6 h. ago Lewis Hamilton backed by F1 boss who would 'love' to see Brit win title with Ferrari

F1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali also said the possibility of British drivers like Lando Norris dominating the sport in the coming years "has never been so strong"

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7 h. ago To Catch a Stalker review – a charity tells one woman to abandon her toddler and flee

Calling the interviewees in this documentary survivors suggests their ordeals are over – but due to paltry laws and police reluctance, that is appallingly far from the caseHello and welcome to part 86,747,398,464 of the continuing cataloguing via television documentary of the apparently infinite series Ways in Which Largely Men Terrorise Largely Women and Prevent Countless Millions of Them from Living Their Lives in Freedom and Contentment. This one comprises two episodes and is entitled To Catch a Stalker.It comes from the corporation’s most youth-oriented arm, BBC Three, which mandates a telegenic presenter better versed in sympathy with the programme’s interviewees than interrogation of wider issues, and who has usually come up through the ranks of reality TV rather than journalism. Here, it’s Zara McDermott (Love Island, Made in Chelsea, The X Factor: Celebrity), who previously fronted entries in the infinite series on “revenge porn”, rape culture and eating disorders. Continue ...

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7 h. ago Brendan Rodgers turns Robbie Savage consultant as Celtic boss advice before taking Forest Green Rovers job revealed

The ex Premier League star is the new boss of the ambitious National League side

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7 h. ago The ten biggest fashion trends to come out of Glastonbury 2025, from bikinis to skinny scarves

Glastonbury 2025 has officially come to a close, but its sartorial teachings will stay with us for some time — here’s what we spotted amongst the crowds

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7 h. ago Wimbledon icon Sue Barker turned down Sky Sports job amid contested BBC exit

Sue Barker was the face of the BBC's Wimbledon coverage for 25 years - before leaving in 2022.

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8 h. ago Freddy Brazier, 20, reveals he missed flight to Ibiza after getting PUNCHED and handed a fine on his way to the airport for impromptu trip

Freddy Brazier has revealed he had booked an impromptu trip to Ibiza on Instagram on Tuesday but while travelling to the airport it went horribly wrong.  

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8 h. ago Arsenal transfers: Full confirmed list of summer ins and outs with first signing completed

Arsenal are expected to have a very busy summer under Mikel Arteta as the Gunners boss attempts to cut the gap to Liverpool at the top of the Premier League table

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8 h. ago Committee asks BBC boss for view on ‘what went wrong’ with Glastonbury coverage

The BBC has faced strong criticism for continuing to livestream the performance of punk rap duo Bob Vylan at the festival on iPlayer.

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8 h. ago EastEnders fans admit they're 'disappointed' as Bernie Taylor and Felix Baker exit BBC soap

Fans were debating for several weeks if the pair would get a happy ending

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9 h. ago The Guardian view on Europe’s heatwave: leaders should remind the public why ambitious targets matter | Editorial

With net zero targets under attack from the populist right, dangerously high temperatures should refocus mindsAt times like now, with dangerously high temperatures in several European countries, the urgent need for adaptation to an increasingly unstable climate is clearer than ever. From the French government’s decision to close schools to the bans in most of Italy on outdoor work at the hottest time of day, the immediate priority is to protect people from extreme heat – and to recognise that a heatwave can take a higher toll than a violent storm.People who are already vulnerable, due to age or illness or poor housing, face the greatest risks from heatwaves. As well as changes to rules and routines, public health warnings are vital, especially where records are being broken and people are unfamiliar with the conditions. In the scorching European summer of 2022, an estimated 68,000 people died due to heat. Health, welfare and emergency systems must respond to those nee...

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