10 h. ago Daisy May Cooper reveals This Country won't return as she's 'lost so much weight and had my lips done'

‘We'd have to say that Kerry's had a tapeworm and been stung by a bee,’ Daisy joked

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13 h. ago Bombshell twist in Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's divorce: 'She'd get back with him in a heartbeat,' says insider who's known her for years

As the dust settles on Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's divorce filing, an insider has revealed the extent to which the country singer blindsided her - and their chances of a reconciliation.

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14 h. ago Daisy May Cooper says This Country can't return because she's 'lost so much weight and had my lips done'

The comedian, 38, rose to fame playing Kerry Mucklowe in the BBC sitcom which followed her and her cousin Kurtan during their day-to-day life in Cirencester, Cotswolds, in a mockumentary style.

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4 d. ago Escape To The Country buyer breaks down in tears as he reveals heartbreaking reason behind move

The couple, who had a whopping £650,000 budget, were looking to relocate from Berkshire to Herefordshire and had their hearts set on a modern new build.

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4 d. ago ‘Decision to do this secretly is surprising’: NGV returns painting lost in Nazi era to Jewish family

The museum has declined to answer key questions about the decision to return the artwork, prompting the New York-based researcher who uncovered the story to challenge the NGV’s handling of the caseFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe National Gallery of Victoria has quietly returned a 17th-century painting to the descendants of a Jewish family who lost it during the Nazi era, without public announcement or explanation.The painting, Lady with a Fan by Gerard ter Borch, was removed from the NGV’s website in early September. The only public trace of its return appeared weeks later, in an update to the Lost Art Database in Germany. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Six China spying case bombshells revealed after row over whether country is 'enemy'

PM Keir Starmer has been facing questions over the unexpected collapse of the China spy case - The Mirror breaks down all the details and developments in the case

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7 d. ago American who quit US for new life in isolated European country reveals culture shocks

American expat, Jewells Chambers, 38, who left New York to settle in one of Europe's most remote nations has shared the highs and lows of life in her new home. 

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8 d. ago Assad's new life in luxury 1,000ft Moscow skyscraper revealed: How exiled Syrian ruler 'spends his days playing video games' in plush flat and country villa

The deposed leader, branded the 'Butcher' for killing his own people, has found a new life in a plush tower after he was toppled in December, bringing an end to 24 years of dictatorship.

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2 w. ago Enjoying international cuisines makes people more tolerant, UK study finds

Frequent and varied eating found to reduce likelihood of perceiving immigrants as ‘cultural or economic threats’Whether it is the kedgeree of the British Raj, the Victorian “penny lick” ice-creams of Manchester’s Little Italy, or the battered fish brought to the UK by Sephardic Jews, international influences on the country’s food are longstanding, diverse and many.Now, research has revealed that eating international food does not merely spice up the diet – but makes people more tolerant. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Tories to set out plans to cut £47bn from government spending

Shadow chancellor Sir Mel Stride will unveil proposals at the Tory party conference.

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2 w. ago Street battles, invented languages and gigs in psychiatric hospitals: France’s lost rock revolution of 1968

Bands such as Magma and Art Zoyd provided a soundtrack for the student protests that shook the country. Little remembered now, a new book reveals their decisive influence on later successes such as Air and Daft PunkThe seismic shock that May 1968 had on the French way of life has been widely documented. The student protests, which erupted at the Sorbonne before spreading around the country, hastened the end of the Gaullist regime, politicised French philosophy, and spawned a wave of radical films such as Jean Eustache’s The Mother and the Whore.Much less is known – outside France, at least – about how the revolutionary ideas of 1968 expressed themselves in music. Australian musician and journalist Ian Thompson, for one, knew little about French underground rock when he stumbled upon a box of old vinyl, labelled “French prog-rock” on a pre-Covid trip to Paris. He was blown away. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago American woman living in the UK names one area that 'makes no sense' to her

One American woman didn't hold back on her least favourite place to go as she revealed it even feels like a "third world country to her". Her post garnered a lot of attention on TikTok

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2 w. ago People traffickers sending migrant small boats to West Country beaches in bid to dodge tougher border patrols off Kent coast, police reveal

The Home Office has funded a new fast-response police boat to be based in Devon and Cornwall due to an expected surge in illegal immigration.

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3 w. ago Britain’s 17 best pubs revealed in awards including site with ‘insanely delicious’ food – did your local make the list?

THE best pubs across the country have been revealed - and the winner has a gorgeous canal side location. The Great British Pub Awards has announced its winners after a closely fought competition. The overall Great British Pub of the Year award has gone to The Crown Wharf in Stone, Staffordshire. Customers describe it as...

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4 w. ago Jamie Oliver says 'I hope it's just five years away' as he shares major career update

After spending years as one of the most beloved chefs in the country, Jamie Oliver has revealed his 'romantic' career plans for the future, away from TV

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