69 m. ago Michael Jackson's chimp Bubbles used to party with rock stars all night but new photos show him enjoying quiet retirement in Florida where he's in bed by 6pm

Michael Jackson got Bubbles in 1983 when the chimp was just eight months old. He slept in a crib inside the singer's room and was often seen wearing human clothes.

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2 h. ago ITV The 1% Club sees all five finalists fail at 'easy' last question

All five finalists on The 1% Club failed to answer the final question on Saturday night, with viewers claiming they got the 'easy' answer right at home

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2 h. ago NHS admits hospital water infections caused deaths of four Scots with cancer including tragic schoolgirl

A CHILD cancer patient who died after contracting an infection at an £842 million hospital got them from its tainted water supply, health chiefs have finally admitted. NHS bosses say Milly Main, 10, acquired a killer bacterial bug from a contaminated catheter while undergoing leukaemia treatment at Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. They spent years...

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2 h. ago The nurses hailed as 'heroines' by JK Rowling for vanquishing the trans zealots celebrate with a cheeky Nando's... and a few glasses of wine: JENNY JOHNSTON

The long march of feminism has taken many forms, but has any other historic victory been celebrated with a cheeky Nando's, before a dash home to relieve the babysitter?

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2 h. ago ITV The 1% Club final 'easy' question wipes out all contestants as fans left baffled

The 1% Club was back with another new episode on Saturday night

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2 h. ago Jenrick’s defection strategy calls him ‘new sheriff in town’ – reports

Kemi Badenoch dismissed Mr Jenrick as shadow justice secretary and suspended him from the Conservative Party on Thursday.

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3 h. ago The Masked Singer Sloth's true identity 'exposed' and they're a Good Morning Britain star

ITV The Masked Singer fans are convinced they have finally worked out the real identity of Sloth

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4 h. ago The Masked Singer fans FINALLY get to see Red Panda perform after they were pulled from launch episode just hours before transmission

Hours before the launch was due to air on screens earlier this month, it was revealed that Red Panda was taken out of the episode.

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5 h. ago TikTok 'Channel migrants' party' in Britain: 'Asylum seekers' celebrate making it to the UK in video from suspected taxpayer

The clip shows around 10 people having a party in a room with decorations consistent with those found in a Holiday Inn Express - several of which have been used to house asylum seekers.

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5 h. ago Only a thrilling final can save a predictable Africa Cup of Nations from being forgotten | Jonathan Wilson

Despite high-quality matches, Senegal’s meeting with hosts Morocco may pale with the World Cup loomingSometimes a tournament’s greatest strength can be its greatest weakness. In part because of the excellent playing conditions, this has been an Africa Cup of Nations devoid of shocks. The better teams keep winning. There has been a lot of good football, but not a huge amount of memorable football.And the consequence is that, in the final, we have the two best teams, or certainly the best team in north Africa against the best team in sub-Saharan Africa: the hosts and World Cup semi-finalists Morocco against Senegal, who have reached three of the past four Afcon finals. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago 'I don't know if my friends are dead or alive': Protesters march through Cardiff

Thousands have been killed in Iran

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5 h. ago UK Hooters closes as critics say venture would be ‘unlawful’ and ‘morally repugnant’

Workers at the shuttered Liverpool bar say they're still waiting for their final pay packet, as well as some tips that have been held back since August, after bosses closed its doors last weekend

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6 h. ago What happens to accidental heroes when the headlines fade? ‘You get your award and then there’s nothing’

After traumatic events we look for reminders of humanity’s good, and flashes of courage from ordinary people become symbols of hope. But it can be hard to wear the hero’s crownGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe smell of burning flesh and pulverised concrete is seared into the psyche of Anneke Weemaes-Sutcliffe. On 22 March 2016, the Australian expat was due to check in for a flight when Islamic State suicide bombers detonated two nailbombs inside Brussels airport. Miraculously unharmed, she sprinted to the exit after the second blast exploded metres away from her – but then, risking her life, decided to turn back.Screams, wailing alarms and a thick blanket of dust choked the air. The ceiling had caved in. “It turned from buzzing with life to a war zone. It’s horrific, absolutely horrific,” Weemaes-Sutcliffe says. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Unspeakable final hours of woman whose father ordered her rape and murder

This month marks the 20th anniversary of the brutal and vile 'honour' rape and killing of Banaz Mahmod, but two decades on, her surviving sister is still living in fear

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7 h. ago 'The new sheriff in town!': Surreal Robert Jenrick defection notes REVEALED as turncoat Tory summoned up the courage to jump ship to Reform

A private 'media plan' drawn up by the former Shadow Justice Secretary while he was plotting to join Nigel Farage's party also called his move 'the biggest defection story Reform has ever had.'

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7 h. ago 'Don't bow to China': Protesters march against Chinese 'mega embassy' in London

'Don't bow to China': Protesters march against Chinese 'mega embassy' in London  Sky News

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7 h. ago BBC The Traitors fans spot obvious clues as Rachel and Stephen make 'biggest mistake'

Viewers think it could cost them victory in the final

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8 h. ago Edwards stuns Liverpool with Burnley equaliser as Szoboszlai pays the penalty

Arne Slot had made his wishes clear before kick-off. “We want to do better in making more chances from all the ball possession we have. I am waiting for the moment it really clicks,” he had said. Thirty two shots on goal with 11 on target would suggest Liverpool obliged against Burnley, but Anfield still waits for Slot’s side to click.Liverpool were held to a fourth consecutive Premier League draw as Marcus Edwards stunned the champions by cancelling out Florian Wirtz’s first half opener. Scott Parker’s visitors were far more enterprising after the interval but Edwards’ fine equaliser came from their only shot on target while Liverpool were left to rue a procession of missed opportunities and careless final balls. Boos greeted the final whistle as Liverpool dropped points yet again. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Opponents protest against China's planned UK 'mega embassy' as decision deadline loons

Britain’s main opposition leader has joined a protest against China’s planned new embassy in London

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8 h. ago Kemi Badenoch dismisses Reform’s May defection deadline for Tories

Nigel Farage and his head of policy Zia Yusuf have indicated May 7 would be a cut-off point for admitting Conservative defectors to their party.

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