1 hour ago P&O cruise passengers struck by norovirus 'walking past sick bags on staircases'

"Buffet food was lukewarm. The ship had hand sanitisers everywhere yet staff were happy to serve food that could harm the public. They even ran out of cutlery."

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2 h. ago New London shooting under investigation was likely not a 'random act,' city police say

New London shooting under investigation was likely not a 'random act,' city police say  The Wilton Bulletin

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2 h. ago Jamie Roberts spots 'shocking' unseen England v Scotland moment that changed everything as fans stunned

The incident was missed by fans during a nerve-shredding end to the Calcutta Cup clash at Twickenham

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2 h. ago American Airlines flight from JFK is diverted by fighter jets after bomb threat

American Airlines Flight 292 was flying when it made a U-turn and was grounded due to a 'possible security issue'.

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3 h. ago England coach Steve Borthwick DEFENDS 'damning' tactics after Calcutta Cup win

England ran out 16-15 victors against Scotland in their Six Nations showdown on Saturday and 2003 World Cup winner Will Greenwood described the performance as “a damning indictment of the attacking capabilities of this England side”

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3 h. ago Flight from New York diverted to Rome after reports of bomb threat

Reports suggest the plane was over the Caspian Sea when the airline warned the crew of a threat

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3 h. ago Freeman believes in England’s Six Nations title hopes despite fans’ boos

England have favourable fixtures against Italy and WalesSteve Borthwick backtracks on George Furbank’s fitnessTommy Freeman has admitted that England understand supporters’ frustrations amid a chorus of boos during the scrappy victory over Scotland but believes Steve Borthwick’s side are still alive in the Six Nations title race after back-to-back wins.Borthwick has revealed that Freeman’s Northampton teammate George Furbank is unlikely to feature in the final two matches against Italy and Wales, having previously suggested he could, but England head into the second fallow week third in the table with favourable fixtures to come. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago How the Curry twins embodied England’s scrambling spirit in late Six Nations escape

Tom and Ben Curry put their bodies on the line to show the commitment Steve Borthwick wants from his side

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3 h. ago Steve Borthwick defends England’s tactics which earned Calcutta Cup success

Borthwick praised his players’ tactical flexibility as the Calcutta Cup was reclaimed through with a first victory in the fixture since 2020.

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4 h. ago ‘An ode to Altadena’: LA arts community bands together to support fire

The eclectic neighborhood was devastated by the wildfire last month; galleries and artists are now working to protect its legacyA charred baby Slinky, a handful of book ash, blackened cowrie shells from a necklace made in Ghana. These are some of the remnants of precious things the artist Kenturah Davis has salvaged from what is left of her Altadena home.Nearby, there is virtually nothing left of her parents’ home of 40 years. Gone are her mother’s intricately stitched quilts and a trove of paintings and sketches Davis’s father made of Hollywood backlots during his decades of working on television and movie sets. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Divers uncover sunken treasure trove of pottery after investigating iron ship that sank off Scotland in 1859

Graeme Bruce, 65, from Oban, Argyll and Bute, was one of the divers (pictured) who came across the items near Arran, an island off Scotland's west coast, last summer.

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5 h. ago 'Little horrors' as young as 10 terrorise locals by setting fire to buses and lobbing fireworks

Bus operators in Speke, Merseyside, are diverting services from the area after a spate of antisocial behaviour aimed at vehicles, as residents complain of gangs of youngsters

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5 h. ago Scottish Maritime Museum to celebrate Scotland's remarkable yacht building dynasties at special exhibition

The exhibition gets underway on Saturday and celebrates Scotland's golden age of sailing.

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5 h. ago Power outage knocks out traffic lights and signals on M8 and M9 sections, and Edinburgh City Bypass

The power outage has affected all light signals on three of Scotland’s busiest roads

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5 h. ago Kieran Tierney sent frantic Arsenal SOS as 'angry' Arteta to abandon his hardline principle before Celtic homecoming

The Scotland international has struggled to get any minutes on the pitch after agreeing a pre-contract deal with his former side

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6 h. ago Gino D'Acampo urges ITV to contact him as says he 'worried' about 'distress' on his family

Gino D'Acampo has urged ITV to contact him as he is 'deeply worried' about the 'distress' the allegations are causing his family, and has vowed to cooperate with any investigation

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7 h. ago Inside chilling vegan 'cult' linked to murders from fake death to rent feud

A small cult-like group of highly-educated, vegan computer experts in America, known as the Zizians, are currently under FBI investigation following a string of murders

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7 h. ago Australia should repatriate and investigate alleged crimes of Islamic state member found in Syria, experts say

Exclusive: Home Affairs tells the Guardian consular assistance is ‘severely limited’ in Syria, where Mustafa Hajj-Obeid remains in custodyGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe Australian government should repatriate, monitor and investigate any crimes committed by a member of Islamic State who was wounded in the extremist group’s final battle, according to multiple security and international law experts.Last week, the Guardian revealed an Australian man whose fate was not publicly known was alive and in custody in a prison in north-eastern Syria, run by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Secrets of the furniture flippers: how to turn trash into treasure

Amateur furniture restoration is a social media phenomenon – with DIY enthusiasts showing how to save mid-century and other antique furnishings from the dumpA coffee table lies discarded on a grassy kerb. Thick black paint obscures how chipped and decrepit the wood underneath might be. Passing by, the best thing for it seems like the local tip. But along comes a young woman. She takes it and, with a healthy dose of sanding, stripping, wood-filling and revarnishing, turns what was a bit of street junk into a beautifully restored mid-century treasure. It’s sold on for a healthy profit.Welcome to the world of online furniture flipping – where interiors enthusiasts show how they have transformed pieces obtained for little or no money back to their original glory. Some are so good at it, they have quit their jobs to do it full-time.One of Erin Shuford’s projects Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Dark side of Laos as we visit party hotspot where six died of alcohol poisoning

EXCLUSIVE: The dark side of Laos has been revealed by Tom George who went to visit the party hotspot where six died from methanol poisoning. The hostel at the centre of the investigation is chained up

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