40 m. ago Ozzy Osbourne's Black Sabbath health fears ahead of the group's star studded concert

Rock legends Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne are set for a major UK festival with the likes of Metallica and Guns N’ Roses joining them at Villa back next month, but the singer's health is causing concern

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53 m. ago LA protests live updates: Trump admin says LAPD are ‘unable to bring order’ as deployed Marines ready for action

Homeland Security video clips appear to confirm unarmed Predator drones conducting high-altitude surveillance of protests over downtown Los Angeles

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53 m. ago 'Bombshell' council tax rise warning over Rachel Reeves' police funding plans

Chancellor accused of ‘relying on a hidden council tax bombshell to fund a half-hearted rise in police funding’ as she outlines Spending Review

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76 m. ago South Lanarkshire Council marks Carers Week with raising of flag

Carers are being reminded that help is available.

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79 m. ago GMP chief speaks out after 'incredibly challenging' police budget confirmed

'We're ready for whatever comes next'

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82 m. ago Reeves ‘failed’ to back English councils in spending review, MPs warn

Woking MP Will Forster called on the Chancellor to ‘justify’ a ‘lack of investment’ into local government.

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84 m. ago Beach Boy Brian Wilson wrote 'greatest song of all time' but battled demons

The Beach Boys singer Brian Wilson has died at the age of 82 - Wilson was the eldest and last surviving of the three musical brothers who formed the American rock band in 1961

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84 m. ago Emmerdale's Paula Lane shares 'gorgeous afternoon' with former co

The actress reunited with Rebecca Sarker months after leaving the Dales

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85 m. ago Biggest great white shark ever recorded heading to new holiday hotspot

A colossal 14ft great white shark named Contender managed to evade researchers for a month after he was tagged in the Atlantic - he popped up close to a holiday hotspot

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87 m. ago Raymond van Barneveld career move get thumbs up as tournament chief says 'darts is winner'

Five-time world champion Raymond van Barneveld will grace a World Seniors event this month after being given special permission to compete by the PDC

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98 m. ago Police leaders say they will struggle to fulfil Labour’s promise to recruit 13,000 officers

Projected £1.2bn police funding shortfall expected to grow after spending review outlined fall in Home Office spending powerPolice forces will struggle to fulfil Keir Starmer’s promise to recruit an additional 13,000 officers and the public will “pay the price”, police leaders have warned, after the chancellor outlined a decline in Home Office spending power on Wednesday.The National Police Chiefs’ Council said it would be incredibly difficult to deliver the prime minister’s election pledge within the lifetime of this parliament, with a projected £1.2bn shortfall in police funding expected to grow. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Scientists have just found out why you overeat after skipping a meal. It’s all in your head

A brain cell discovery could help explain why people with memory issues overeat

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2 h. ago Police forces face financial struggle as cost of borrowing set to spiral

Gavin Stephens, chairman of the National Police Chiefs’ Council, said local forces have had no capital investment for 10 years.

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2 h. ago Pete Wicks' desperate plea to give 'beloved' dog a home before he dies

Kind-hearted TV star Pete Wicks is urging Mirror readers to adopt Neapolitan Mastiff Theo who may only have months left to live because of a heart condition

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2 h. ago Public to decide what will be in proposed play facility in one area of Cleland

A consultation has been published by Cleland Community Council asking locals for their opinions on a proposed new play area in Parkside.

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2 h. ago Starc leads Australia fightback after Rabada stars for South Africa on day one of WTC final

Day one: Australia 212; South Africa 43-4Rabada takes 5-51 but Proteas’ reply faltersSouth Africa have had to put up with a fair few grumbles about their place in this World Test Championship final and grew tired of the topic during the build-up. Other than pointing folks in the direction of the International Cricket Council, the teams who can afford to arrange more fixtures, and the league table they topped, the only response they could really give was to compete out on the field.It was a case of mission accomplished with the ball, at least, even if a topsy-turvy opening day that saw 14 wickets fall ended with Australia in the ascendancy. Led by Kagiso Rabada, a player dogged by headlines about his recent ban for cocaine use, the Proteas were delighted to skittle the defending champions for 212 in two-and-a-half sessions, only to close on a troubling 43 for four in reply. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Skipping lunch could be why you’re so hungry, researchers say

A brain cell discovery could help explain why people with memory issues overeat

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2 h. ago Kris Boyd makes Rangers transfer plea as trio singled out to lead Russell Martin's Ibrox revival

Skipper James Tavernier is into the final 12 months of his contract at Ibrox

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3 h. ago 12 best teeth whitening kits: Strips, gels, powders and pens, tried and tested

I spent months testing products for brighter teeth – here are the ones that impressed us the most

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3 h. ago The Valley's Michelle Saniei's mum thought she had food poisoning but had cancer

Bravo star Michelle Saniei has opened up about the death of her mother, who had been diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer just a number of months before she died

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