66 m. ago Netflix viewers hooked on 'unreal' new drama perfect for Suits fans after just two episodes

Netflix viewers are already hooked on a new legal drama after two episodes were released last Saturday

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69 m. ago Trump warns Netflix’s $83bn deal for Warner Bros poses competition concerns

President promises to get involved personally in controversial takeover called ‘unprecedented’ by ex-regulator bossBusiness live – latest updatesAnalysis: Netflix inks deal for troubled Hollywood giantDonald Trump has warned there could be competition problems around Netflix’s $83bn (£62bn) deal to buy Warner Brothers’ movie studio and streaming networks.The US president, speaking at an event in Washington DC on Sunday, confirmed he would be involved personally in the decision about whether the government would approve the takeover. Continue reading...

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71 m. ago Netflix fans already addicted to 'inspiring' new drama after its first two episodes

Netflix viewers are already hooked on a highly entertaining new legal drama that's perfect for fans of Suits

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92 m. ago Netflix fans already hooked on ‘inspiring’ new legal drama after just two episodes

A new legal drama has released its first two episodes on Netflix this month and subscribers are already hooked

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96 m. ago Nigel Farage ‘reported to police’ after Reform accused of falsifying campaign expenses

Both Labour and the Conservatives said Nigel Farage had questions to answer over the allegations, with the Reform leader being urged to ‘come clean’

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1 hour ago Jake Paul injury leads to immediate Anthony Joshua cancellation claim

Jake Paul takes on Anthony Joshua in under two weeks but has been sporting a black eye from sparring ahead of the heavyweight contest

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2 h. ago Donald Trump awards British sitcom legend Michael Crawford a lifetime achievement award alongside Sylvester Stallone, Gloria Gaynor and rock legends Kiss

Crawford, 83, is widely remembered in Britain for his slapstick performance as Frank Spencer in Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em.

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2 h. ago Nigel Farage 'reported to Met police over election fraud allegations'

Reform UK leader’s campaign reportedly accused of falsely reporting his election expenses during his bid to become an MP last year

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2 h. ago Trump says Netflix £54bn takeover of Warner Bros ‘could be a problem’

The US president said the deal could raise issues given the size of the merged group’s market share in the industry.

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2 h. ago Britain is stuck with a failed Brexit that neither citizens or leaders want. Here are three ways to fix that | Stella Creasy

While those who defend the status quo and those who say ‘simply rejoin’ the EU are both wrong, there is a new mood and a clear opportunityBeing right that Brexit was a bad idea is no substitute for knowing what to do next. Our chance of salvaging something from the mess it created is being undermined by those selling false hope – either that Brexit can work, or that it can be easily undone. For the 16,000 businesses that have now given up trading with Europe because of paperwork, prospects remain bleak unless the government stops offering a sticking plaster and starts major surgery on our future with Europe.Forgive pro-Europeans for thinking the momentum is now with us. Labour has been slow to say what it wants from the EU reset, and slower still to acknowledge the inevitable tradeoffs required. Until the summer, ministers promised to “make Brexit work” and endlessly repeated “red lines”. Yet in recent weeks, a major study has found that leaving the EU cost the UK 6-8% of GDP per ca...

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2 h. ago Britain is stuck with a failed Brexit that neither citizens nor leaders want. Here are three ways to fix that | Stella Creasy

While those who defend the status quo and those who say ‘simply rejoin’ the EU are both wrong, there is a new mood and a clear opportunityBeing right that Brexit was a bad idea is no substitute for knowing what to do next. Our chance of salvaging something from the mess it created is being undermined by those selling false hope – either that Brexit can work, or that it can be easily undone. For the 16,000 businesses that have now given up trading with Europe because of paperwork, prospects remain bleak unless the government stops offering a sticking plaster and starts major surgery on our future with Europe.Forgive pro-Europeans for thinking the momentum is now with us. Labour has been slow to say what it wants from the EU reset, and slower still to acknowledge the inevitable tradeoffs required. Until the summer, ministers promised to “make Brexit work” and endlessly repeated “red lines”. Yet in recent weeks, a major study has found that leaving the EU cost the UK 6-8% of GDP per ca...

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2 h. ago 'Jack the Ripper was my great great grandfather and I visit his victim's grave'

Woman discovers her great-great grandfather Charles Allen Lechmere may have been the infamous killer after he gave false name at murder scene. Susan Clapp now prays at victim Elizabeth Stride's grave near her mother's

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3 h. ago New Mo Salah interview video emerges as distraught Liverpool man spotted in background

An apparent Liverpool employee has gone viral after his shocked reaction to Mohamed Salah's claim that the club has 'thrown him under the bus' amid his reduced playing time

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3 h. ago Nigel Farage’s election campaign in Clacton accused of breaching spending rules

Reports say the Reform UK leader’s campaign has been accused of falsely reporting his election expenses during his bid to become an MP last year.

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3 h. ago The ‘magical’ Peak District market that’s ‘one of the best in the UK’

Held in a historica hall, visitors claim this market has everything you might want from a festive market, making it 'the best in the UK'

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5 h. ago John Swinney to claim independence will reduce electricity bills for Scots households 'by over a third'

EXCLUSIVE: The SNP leader will today unveil the "It's Scotland's Energy" campaign ahead of the next Holyrood election.

Science

8 h. ago Trump says Netflix market share ‘could be a problem’ for $83bn Warner deal

US president says he will be involved in decision over media merger

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10 h. ago Kate Winslet says shooting new film felt like ‘reliving’ mother’s death

The actor says she hid behind a colleague and cried during filming

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10 h. ago Kate Winslet felt like she was ‘reliving’ mother’s death while shooting new film

Goodbye June sees four adult siblings band together upon learning of their mother’s decline in health.

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11 h. ago I'm A Celebrity fans claim 'we all knew' as jungle winner finally crowned

ITV viewers have been left unsurprised by the grand final of ITV's I'm A Celebrity, with many claiming they knew the outcome all along

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