63 m. ago Israeli arms manufacturer closes UK facility targeted by Palestine Action

Exclusive: Elbit Systems UK site in Bristol was subject of protest days before direct action group was proscribedAn Israeli arms manufacturer’s facility in Bristol which was repeatedly targeted by Palestine Action appears to have closed unexpectedly.The Elbit Systems UK site in the Aztec West business park was the subject of dozens of protests by Palestine Action, including on 1 July, days before the direct action group was banned under the Terrorism Act. Continue reading...

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64 m. ago Venice Film Festival draws to a close and will announce its awards, which can give an Oscars boost

The 82nd Venice Film Festival is wrapping up as juries decide on the awards Saturday

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64 m. ago England vs Andorra World Cup qualification prediction, odds and betting offer

Thomas Tuchel’s England side will be looking to preserve two flawless records when Andorra visit Villa Park for Saturday’s World Cup 2026 Qualifier in Group K. The Three Lions currently top the group, but their last outing saw them make unwanted history, while perennial underdogs Andorra continue to struggle, offering little resistance so far.

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3 h. ago The unholy side of 'God's Influencer'...as told by his TEACHERS! British

He might be close to becoming the first millennial saint - but British-born Italian teenager Carlo Acutis was often more prankster than 'perfect' his teachers have fondly recalled.

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5 h. ago Chaos outside Epping's migrant hotel as protest videos emerge of lit flares 'being thrown' from windows whilst 'terrified' residents claim 'fireworks were aimed at building' as police confirm arrest

Migrants living at The Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, have spoken of their 'terror' after a crowd of protesters gathered outside and flares were allegedly thrown close to their accommodation.

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6 h. ago Farage to close Reform conference after telling activists to be ready for an election

Reform UK leader to close event having said party’s successes are ‘only the beginning’.

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6 h. ago Chaos outside Epping's migrant hotel as protest videos emerge of lit flares 'being thrown' from windows whilst 'terrified' residents claim 'fireworks were aimed at building'

Migrants living at The Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, have spoken of their 'terror' after a crowd of protesters gathered outside and flares were allegedly thrown close to their accommodation.

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9 h. ago Cyclist has close encounter with mountain lion in Malibu park

This is the dramatic moment a mountain lion walks past a man on a bike in a California park.

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9 h. ago Scots hospital building forced to close after deadly Legionella bacteria found in water supply

NHS Lothian confirmed the sudden closure today.

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10 h. ago Fat Bear Week is coming – and the competition will be chunky

The brown bears of Alaska’s Katmai National Park can reach a hefty 1,200 pounds as they prepare to hibernate in November

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11 h. ago Pensioner, 85, trampled to death by cows in front of his horrified wife

The 85-year-old man and his wife, 82, were both attacked by the herd of cows as they walked towards a mountain hut in Ramsau am Dachstein in Austria's Styria province last Sunday

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11 h. ago ‘Living the dream’: Hamilton savours first Italian GP in Ferrari colours

The welcome the team’s drivers receive at their home race in Monza is like nothing else in Formula OneWere there any doubt of the import in Lewis Hamilton having joined Ferrari, it was summarily dismissed in the shadow of the Duomo di Milano on the Wednesday before this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix. There, on the Piazzetta Reale, fans had gathered in a vast throng since the early morning to greet Hamilton as he prepares for his debut with Ferrari at their home race.The Piazzetta Reale – Royal Square – was an entirely apt locale as in Monza this weekend Hamilton and teammate Charles Leclerc are as close as any F1 drivers come to being considered royalty. The vociferous vocal acclaim that greeted them had begun 15 minutes before they appeared and all but drowned out attempts at interviews, according to Corriere della Sera. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Changing Rooms star Anna Ryder Richardson 'feels privileged' after winning eight

The former Changing Rooms presenter bought the animal park with her ex-husband and the couple's struggle to turn it into a top tourist attraction was documented in the TV series Chaos at The Zoo.

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12 h. ago Steven Spielberg ‘turned down by Call of Duty film’ after demands

‘Jurassic Park’ director reportedly sought to adapt the hit video game franchise into a film

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12 h. ago What channel is Celtic vs Rangers Women? Kick off time, TV and stream details for the SWPL clash

The derby day showdown at the summit of the SWPL will take place at New Douglas Park

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13 h. ago Campaigners launch petition calling for 'action now' on 'dangerous' A84 near Blair Drummond Safari Park

The Blair Drummond Safety Campaign has launched an online petition calling for Transport Scotland to "act now" to make the stretch past the safari park safer.

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13 h. ago Rangers decision on Russell Martin shifted by one thing as 'perfect timing' close for Steven Gerrard

The Ibrox boss has warned things could change very quickly despite a show of support from Kevin Thelwell

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13 h. ago American influencer slammed after wild encounter with Australian wildlife

A US influencer holidaying in Australia has sparked outrage after committing an illegal act against a wild animal, prompting a government investigation.

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14 h. ago One of David Bowie’s final unrealised musical projects to go on display

The museum will display his notepad, index cards, and a series of sticky notes outlining historical events, potential characters, and possible scenes.

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14 h. ago Voices: Readers clash over digital ID cards – from ‘Big Brother state’ fears to ‘making life easier’

Readers are split over digital ID cards, with some fearing a ‘dystopian nightmare’ and others saying they would ‘close loopholes’ and reduce fraud

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