26 m. ago Peru shopping centre collapse horror as child killed and 70 injured in roof cave

At least three people, including a child, were killed when the roof of a shopping centre in Trujilo, Peru, collapsed, injuring dozens more as searcha nd rescue teams get to work

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34 m. ago 'I'm branded a bad mum but I'm forced to lock my fridge as my 17st son, 12, won't stop eating'

Caden Graham's mum has taken to social media to defend her parenting after revealing his debilitating genetic condition causes him to root through the rubbish in search for food

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44 m. ago BBC Breakfast halted for 'breaking news' as host forced to cut interview short

BBC Breakfast presenter Charlie Stayt was forced to cut his interview with former UK ambassador to Ukraine Simon Smith short due to a breaking news announcement

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47 m. ago I'm a vintage shopping expert and these are my 8 rules for bagging a great bargain, including the one mistake you MUST avoid

Serious savings can be made shopping for previously owned fashion online. Savvy second-hand seller April Salsbury reveals the eight tips every buyer needs

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47 m. ago The five stores with the worst customer service on the high street (and the five best)

From tailbacks at the tills to uninterested staff - if you can find any - Laura Craik takes the high street to task over its customer satisfaction (or rather lack of it)

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48 m. ago From budget cashmere to the most flattering denim, this is where fashion editors shop on the high street

From standout denim to frocks that rock, Stephanie Sofokleous reveals which shops are slaying it in the style stakes

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49 m. ago A raid and a secret tape exposed a Sicilian mafia that is shrunken, whiny and clinging on for survival | John Dickie

A historic number of arrests were made, but the days of targeted murder or massive political influence are long gonePalermo has not seen anything like it for years. Helicopters in the pre-dawn sky. Carabinieri barracks across Sicily emptied, with all 1,200 officers deployed. The Cacciatori – red-bereted shock cops – brought over from the wilds of Calabria. The Carabinieri’s own film units serving up a morning montage of flashing blue lights, balaclava-wearing officers with submachine guns, police dogs sniffing, cottage doors breaking, and burly, handcuffed men ushered into Alfa Romeos. And then, of course, in the press, the humiliating wiretaps of gangsters sharing their secrets. Cosa Nostra is back in the headlines, and back under the cosh.Italian law enforcement is good at this stuff. Not a single one of the 181 men and women targeted for arrest on 11 February managed to go on the lam before the crackdown. Based on the numbers alone, this raid was the biggest anti-mafia operation ...

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49 m. ago Joe Wicks left 'crying' minutes before meeting 'hard working' Princess Anne

Joe Wick has revealed just moments before he was awarded his MBE by Princess Anne, he was left having a little cry alongside his brother Nicky

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49 m. ago Tesco worker reveals the one item you didn't know you could get in a meal deal

Tesco TikTokker Nathan Lorenzo has blown the collective minds of the British people by divulging some vital in-store intel to do with the traditional meal deal and what you can get

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87 m. ago Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Saturday, February 22)

All of the latest news from across Wales and further afield

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88 m. ago Ruud van Nistelrooy breaks unwanted Premier League record as Leicester crisis deepens

Leicester City were thrashed 4-0 at home by Brentford on Friday night in a match which saw them hit a new low in the Premier League under manager Ruud van Nistelrooy

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89 m. ago BBC children's TV show dubbed 'one of the best ever' by adults who still watch it

Fans of British TV have revealed the one children's show they are still tuning into as adults

Culture

99 m. ago Revealed: The sneaky European airports that are miles away from the cities they're named after

The worst culprits, used by airlines including Ryanair and Wizz Air, have been named by SCSChauffeurs and presented here in a series of maps to lessen the shock for flyers when they land.

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1 hour ago Trump says he will end the war in Ukraine – but how, and who will benefit? Our panel responds | Olga Chyzh and others

The US president is breaking every negotiating rule in the book, to the bewilderment of his allies. Europe is now at a crossroads Continue reading...

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1 hour ago BGT Alesha Dixon's breakfast 'super juice' stops her getting tired and ill

It costs just under £2 to make a version of your own - and it's packed with natural vitamins and nutrients

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1 hour ago Traitors winner Leanne reveals fiancée's heartbreaking breast cancer battle for first time

The Traitors winner Leanne Quigley opens up movingly on the most traumatic two years of her life - as she admits her and fiancee Sophie Brown's twins, 2, 'got them through'

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1 hour ago MAFS' Ella Morgan breaks silence on split from famous boyfriend amid latest relationship step

Ella Morgan has declared that the year ahead is 'a men-free zone' as she focuses on her career and admits she finally 'loves herself as a person', not just 'what's on the outside'

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1 hour ago Review: IMOU Cell PT security camera offers safety without breaking the bank

The Cell PT outdoor camera gives you 360° coverage and is battery powered

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1 hour ago Traitors star Leanne reveals fiancee Sophie's heartbreaking cancer battle for first time

EXCLUSIVE: Traitors star Leanne Quigley has opened up about the heartbreaking breast cancer battle her fiancee Sophie Jones went through while she was filming the BBC One show

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1 hour ago MAFS' Ella Morgan breaks silence on split from famous boyfriend

Ella Morgan made history as the first transgender person to appear on Married At First Sight and has opened up on her "icon" status and recent split from a famous face

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