55 m. ago 'I bought my dad his dream toy – but it ripped my leg off and now I'm wheelchair

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: Cameron Hassall, 32, had bought the £2,5000 motorised trike for his father as a birthday present, but then disaster struck and left him in hospital

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75 m. ago Smoked salmon, grains and greens – a rainbow poke bowl worth eating

Packed with crunch, colour, and a hit of smoky fish, this bright, tangy rainbow poke bowl ticks off three of your five a day – and, for once, feels like a salad worth eating

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1 hour ago Dad punched teenage girl from behind and said 'touch my daughter again and I'll kill you'

Dean Devonald, 46, drove to the beach in Port Talbot, South Wales, to confront one of the girls he believed had been bullying his daughter and stuck her from behind, a court heard

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1 hour ago Lewis Hamilton not feeling the pressure ahead of Ferrari debut

The seven-time world champion will race in a Ferrari for the first time in Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix.

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2 h. ago ‘In plain sight’: How The Hague museum was secret hideout from Nazi forced labour

Mauritshuis exhibition reveals Dutch families hid in attic to avoid conscription to Germany in second world warThe 13-year-old boy answered the doorbell. “Tell your dad I’m here,” said a man, who stored his bicycle and then disappeared upstairs.It was 1944, and right under the noses of Nazi command, people were hiding in the attic of The Hague’s Mauritshuis museum from forced labour conscription – Arbeitseinsatz – under which hundreds of thousands of citizens from the Nazi-occupied Netherlands were conscripted to work in Germany. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago ‘People want change’: voter anger opens door for Reform in key Labour seats

Projections suggest Merthyr Tydfil and Dudley could be won by Nigel Farage’s party – but how real is the threat?“Labour used to be the party of the working class. I haven’t got a clue what it is now,” was how Richard, a retired welder, described his feelings towards Keir Starmer’s fledgling government.That response would be sobering anywhere, but more so for the fact he was speaking as part of a focus group in Merthyr Tydfil, the parliamentary constituency of Labour’s founder and the prime minister’s namesake, Keir Hardie.Luke Tryl is the UK director of the research group More in Common Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Nicola Sturgeon will feel regret and frustration as her political career draws to a close

Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says Sturgeon's relationship with Alex Salmond defined much of her political career.

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3 h. ago Popular diet which 'cuts out two common foods' linked to deadly cancer

Excluding two important dietary compounds from your meals could have serious implications

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5 h. ago JULIE BINDEL: Sturgeon's a feminist to her fingertips? I've spent 40 years in the trenches fighting for women and never bumped into her

Had it not been blocked by the UK Government, Sturgeon's Bill would have removed the need for a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria when applying for a gender recognition certificate.

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6 h. ago Dad who had right breast removed due to cancer feels ‘complete’ after 3D nipple tattoo

The father-of-three, who was declared cancer-free in 2017, always felt that ‘something was missing’

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7 h. ago One in three investors ‘not feeling confident about positive returns in 2025’

Economic uncertainty, market volatility and political risk are among the major factors affecting confidence, research for Nutmeg indicates.

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7 h. ago Sarah Beeny becomes cancer charity patron after death of mother and stepmother

The TV presenter is to introduce a new film detailing Brain Tumour Research’s breakthroughs.

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7 h. ago Unai Emery proud as Aston Villa compete against the ‘best teams in the world’

Villa completed a 6-1 aggregate win over Club Brugge in the last-16.

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8 h. ago 'Devious liar' mum pretended she had terminal cancer to swindle boyfriend out of £25k

A judge branded Laura McPherson a 'wicked and devious liar'.

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8 h. ago Real Madrid send rivals Atlético packing after controversial penalty shootout

The thorn that Carlo Ancelotti said was wedged in Atlético Madrid’s side remains buried deep in their flesh, deeper and more painful than ever before. Six times now they have faced their city rivals in Europe, in 1959, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 and again here and somehow they have been defeated in all of them, each more cruel than the last. The team that lost a European Cup final after a 93rd-minute equaliser and another on penalties was beaten again, and even if it was only a last-16 tie, this might just be the worst of them all. In part that is because of the pain accumulated, in part it is because of how it happened.How it happened was barely believable, even for a battle between these two. If Atlético didn’t beat Real this time, they may feel they never, ever will. Just when it seemed that fate might have shifted, it twisted the knife again. A goal after 29 seconds, a missed Vinícius Júnior penalty and a superb performance put them back on the spot again, another shootout. And ther...

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8 h. ago Real Madrid squeeze past Atlético after VAR intervenes in penalty shootout

The thorn that Carlo Ancelotti said was wedged in Atlético Madrid’s side remains buried in their flesh, deeper and more painful than ever before, never to be removed. For a sixth time they faced their city rivals in Europe – 2025 joining 1959, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 – and for a sixth time they were defeated. Utterly, perhaps eternally defeated. The team that lost one European Cup final derby after a 93rd-minute goal and another on penalties fell once more, and this time may even have been the worst of all, another chapter in the never-ending story.All of which may sound a bit much for a last-16 tie but the pain accumulates, each loss crueller than the last, and if the final result was oddly inevitable, how it happened was unthinkable, even for a battle between these two. If Atlético didn’t beat Real this time, they may feel they never will. Just when it seemed that fate might have shifted their way at last, it twisted the knife again. “I go in peace,” Diego Simeone said after, in...

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8 h. ago Dad who punched girl to ground said 'touch my daughter again and I'll kill you'

The violent incident unfolded when Dean Devonald drove to the seafront and targeted one of a group of girls he believed had been bullying his daughter.

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9 h. ago Olly Rix looks worlds away from BBC Call the Midwife character in new TV role

Olly Rix, who is best known to fans for his role in Call the Midwife looks completely different as he takes on his new BBC role

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9 h. ago Man United given green light to complete '£35m' transfer for striker after Arsenal failure

Manchester United and Arsenal have both previously been linked with a move for Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic.

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9 h. ago Drew Barrymore had plastic surgery at 17 as she felt 'heavy and uncomfortable'

While discussing breast cancer and the importance of prevention, Drew Barrymore said she had a breast reduction when she was a teenager and asked a medical expert for advice

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