37 m. ago See Miami in a new light: Six neighborhoods that might just surprise you

US Travel Editor Ted Thornhill steps beyond Miami’s party scene and into its vibrant patchwork of neighborhoods, each with a story to tell

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41 m. ago BBC bosses face backlash after host Katherine Ryan uses the C

Anchor Katherine Ryan and panellist Maise Adam both used the profanity in a section discussing Sir David's investiture by King Charles last week which prompted viewers to lambast the Corporation.

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43 m. ago Swansea City star posts message to fans after rough day as they make feelings clear

Swansea were defeated 4-1 by Ipswich Town, with Cameron Burgess netting two own goals against his former club

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63 m. ago Anthony Barry helping forge England ‘brotherhood’ in quest for World Cup glory

The trusted deputy of boss Thomas Tuchel wants to end 60 years of hurt in North America next summer.

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63 m. ago America’s men’s grand slam drought is not Taylor Fritz’s burden to carry

Back at the ATP finals one year after reaching the last hurdle, Fritz remains a top-five talent. It’s a reminder that a certain major-title drought is not his burden to bearI would like to have some words with ESPN broadcaster Chris Fowler about what he said after Novak Djokovic beat Taylor Fritz, for the 11th straight time, in the US Open quarter-finals. Look – Fritz is American, Fowler is American – and sports often lend themselves to nationalism. A little bit of disappointment was appropriate. Instead, Fowler invoked the continued drought of American men at the majors: none of them had lifted a trophy since Andy Roddick in 2003, and Fritz had been the last one standing in the tournament.We all love a narrative, myself included. But come on. Even if Fritz had beaten Djokovic for the first time, force of nature Carlos Alcaraz was waiting in the next round, who Fritz has yet to beat in an official match. And if he’d somehow survived that, it would have been defending champion Jannik...

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64 m. ago Man tracks down America's 'most inbred family' and shares haunting first encounter

A filmmaker who has been documenting the lives of the Whittaker family in West Virginia, who are known as 'America's most inbred family', has been accused of being exploitative

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66 m. ago Sir Alan Bates says ‘baddies seem to be hiding’ in Post Office Horizon scandal

On the prospect of criminal convictions, Sir Alan says: ‘I don’t think we’ll get that (justice) for a long time yet. All the baddies seem to be hiding’

Events

2 h. ago 'Sexy Beast' cheats justice on world's biggest bank job as £100m loot vanishes

Mastermind of the Bank of America heist, Frank Maple, has not been seen since he kidnapped a couple from their home 42 years ago along with a villain known as 'The Pimpernel'

Society

2 h. ago Four common scams targeting older people to look out for this winter

The end of the year is peak season for scammers trying to trick people out of their hard-earned cash or savings. Here are four common scams to look out for this winter

Events

3 h. ago BBC bias row: Nick Robinson and Boris Johnson clash as corporation to apologise over Trump speech edit

BBC Radio 4 Today presenter Nick Robinson: ‘There is a political campaign by people who want to destroy the organisation that you are currently listening to’

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3 h. ago 'I'm pals with America's most inbred family, they bark and share same scary deformity'

Documentary filmmaker Mark Laita did his best to help the Whittaker clan - aka 'America's most inbred family', spending time getting to know them and assisting them in their hour of need. Then he learned he'd been cruelly deceived.

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4 h. ago London leaver: 'I quit a promising career as a consultant to travel the world as a digital nomad'

A sabbatical gave Kate Woodley a taste for travel that made returning to London corporate culture hard to stomach

Transport

5 h. ago Whistleblowers could earn millions as HMRC targets tax fraud

US-style incentive scheme expected to be announced at Budget later this month

Economics

5 h. ago Sir Alan Bates says ‘baddies seem to be hiding’ in Horizon scandal

Around 1,000 people were wrongly prosecuted and convicted throughout the UK between 1999 and 2015.

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5 h. ago BBC newsroom in open revolt over rebuke of Martine Croxall after she raised eyebrow at 'pregnant people' script

Senior BBC journalists are said to be furious over the censuring of Martine Croxall amid claims that the Corporation has been 'captured by trans ideologists'.

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8 h. ago TALK OF THE TOWN: Noel Gallagher's new oasis... star splashes his tour millions on a new mansion

I'm told Noel, 58, has splashed out on the mega-mansion from his multi-million pound earnings in the sell-out Oasis tour.

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9 h. ago Liam Fox on exciting Sporting JAX plans, taking over team with no signed players and pride at high

The former Hearts coach speaks to Record Sport about his big move to America and his emotional spell as interim at boyhood heroes Hearts

Sport

11 h. ago I’m A Celeb 2025 star shares cryptic post after split as they prepare for jungle stint

An I'm A Celeb star has shared an emotional message ahead of their jungle stint

Politics

11 h. ago Davina McCall spots breast cancer thanks to a poster in the ladies at ITV

Ms McCall, who hosts ITV's Long Lost Family and is a panellist on The Masked Singer, told how the lump 'came and went' before she finally got it checked.

Events

11 h. ago BBC newsroom in open revolt over rebuke for presenter who raised eyebrow at 'pregnant people' script

Senior BBC journalists are said to be furious over the censuring of Martine Croxall amid claims that the Corporation has been 'captured by trans ideologists'.

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