37 m. ago Survivor's claim that lights on Air India flight 'started flickering' could solve mystery of plane crash that killed 242 people, claim aviation experts

Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, 40, from Leicester, has also described feeling like the Boeing 787 Dreamliner was 'stuck in the air' and was 'gliding' rather than climbing after take off.

Events

37 m. ago McFly's Tom Fletcher forced to apologise for unfortunate post after Air India crash

McFly star Tom Fletcher has issued an apology after he shared a post about planes on social media the day an Air India flight crashed in Ahmedabad, killing hundreds

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78 m. ago Novak Djokovic makes feelings clear on relationship with Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal

Novak Djokovic has opened up about his rivalry with Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, and admitted that he always felt closer to the Spaniard than his legendary Swiss counterpart

Politics

81 m. ago Seven Liverpool stars make feelings clear on Trent Alexander

Trent Alexander-Arnold was officially unveiled as Real Madrid's newest player on Thursday, though the right-back raised eyebrows back at his former club Liverpool

Society

87 m. ago Moonpig mocks Meghan with Father's Day card showing Duchess twerking with Harry while in labour

Greeting card company Moonpig has crafted a special creation for Father's Day, featuring depictions of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Politics

93 m. ago 'Britain's most tattooed mum' avoids sports day after teacher asks her to hide

Melissa Sloan, who has more than 800 tattoos which almost cover her entire face and neck, says she was asked to watch her children's school sports day through a window by a teacher

Politics

1 hour ago I used AI to plan my perfect Glasto viewing schedule – here’s how you can build your own in minutes

Feeling overwhelmed by Glastonbury’s 2025 TV coverage? Here’s how I used AI to create a stress-free viewing schedule packed with my favourite acts – and how you can too.

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2 h. ago Keys to success: the 2025 Van Cliburn piano competition, the instrument’s Olympics

One of the world’s most prestigious and intensive musical competitions took over downtown Fort Worth these past few weeks. Will its winner prove to be another Yunchan Lim-style sensation?A distinctive line drawing of a grand piano adorns a clock face in Sundance Square. At night, it beams like a Tracey Emin installation, presiding over Fort Worth’s downtown district. At the intersection leading to Bass Performance Hall the crosswalk has been replaced with an oversized keyboard, and, inside the cavernous venue, sartorial style favours black and white stripes. A pop-up gift shop in the lobby boasts an array of musical-themed memorabilia; there’s the line drawing on a bubble-gum pink T-shirt, an enormous travel mug, a steak-branding fork. The theme-park feel is confirmed by a white Steinway emblazoned with Mickey Mouse – a limited hand-painted Disney edition (price on request). Welcome to piano city, smiles the sign.Every four years, piano lovers from across the world gather in this Te...

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2 h. ago Adverts for assisted dying could appear on TikTok or during daytime TV, Commons warned

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is undergoing a second day of report stage in the House of Commons, with various amendments likely to be voted on.

Events

2 h. ago Rita Ora flashes her abs in a TINY bralette in her THIRD outfit change as she steps out in London

Rita Ora flashed her abs in a tiny bralette as she made her third outfit change all in one day in London on Friday.

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2 h. ago Value Scope: Each way horseracing tips from Steve Jones for Saturday on ITV

With Royal Ascot around the corner our top tipster points the way to some big priced runners who could fill the coffers ahead of next week's five-day extravaganza

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2 h. ago Stirling Agricultural Show promises "fun day out" as popular event returns

The show is a regular fixture in the local calendar and will welcome members of the farming community, as well as local and visitors to the Blairlogie site tomorrow.

Culture

2 h. ago Dunelm sale knocks 20% off 'fluffy' pillows that are 'better than hotel quality'

Get that luxury resort feeling every night with these pillows in the Dunelm sale.

Science

3 h. ago Woman fumes as Morrisons Too Good To Go bag makes her feel 'sick'

Excited customer Becky Chorlton bought a Too Good To Go bag from Morrisons Café for just £2.49, but was left feeling 'sick' after seeing some of the 'hot food' contents

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3 h. ago Sam Thompson quits Soccer Aid after sharing update on ITV's This Morning

Sam Thompson has been forced to withdraw from Soccer Aid after suffering a calf injury during his gruelling 261 mile five-day challenge across the country

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3 h. ago Sam Thompson pulls out of Soccer Aid after sharing update on ITV's This Morning

Sam Thompson has been forced to withdraw from Soccer Aid after suffering a calf injury during his gruelling 261 mile five-day challenge across the country

Sport

3 h. ago Netanyahu's Iran strike 'golden opportunity' as Donald Trump 'can't control him'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu feels emboldened to act against Iran because he believes he can control Donald Trump - and he will now move to assert Israel's dominance over the Middle East

Politics

3 h. ago So social media has broken even Elon Musk. I’m forced to ask: U OK hun? | Marina Hyde

In his spat with Trump, the man who literally owns X has been hoist by his own platform. Guys, no one is safe!Did you see Elon Musk apologise for some tweets this week? (Please don’t be naff and call them “X posts”.) Like me, you will be so embarrassed for Earth’s primo edgelord that he feels pressed into doing something so excruciatingly conventional. This is worse than when Kate Moss was scapegoated into rehab.Imagine owning the world’s premier shitposting platform – in fact, having spent $44bn (£32bn) on it, specifically so that your magic mirror would tell you each day that you were the fairest shitposter of all – and then shuffling sheepishly on to your own pixels to mumble something about having gone “too far” with your hurty words. Buck up, sadsack – honestly.Marina Hyde is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Bath ‘don’t feel any burden’ in Premiership final – Johann van Graan

Bath, last year’s runners-up, have not won the league since 1996 but have already lifted two trophies this season.

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3 h. ago Moment furious mother storms into student house party packed with 300 revellers to demand they turn the music down because her daughter has GCSE exams the next day

The woman, who has not been named, was among 30 householders who complained about the racket coming from late-night rave in a garden on Cliff Road in Leeds.

Society