2 h. ago Kerry Katona 'back on track' after joint tour with Katie Price cancelled

OK! Magazine columnist Kerry Katona appears to have thrown shade at her long-term friend Katie Price after their joint upcoming tour was cancelled as she says she's finally 'back on track'

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2 h. ago Meghan Markle's awkward joke to Kate Middleton met with 'yawning silence' at huge event

In his memoir Spare, Prince Harry recalled how his sister-in-law the Princess of Wales asked his new wife Meghan Markle what she thought of her first Trooping the Colour in 2018 - and it seems the response was awkward

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3 h. ago Our pick of the best Father's Day grooming gifts for under £100

Heads up: it's Father's Day next week! Help him look and smell his very best with Alice Robertson's pick of grooming gifts

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3 h. ago An interiors expert's guide on how to bring summer's brightest colour trend into your home

Colour experts have called it: tangerine is officially trending for summer. Nicole Gray helps you bring some zing to your home

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3 h. ago ‘I paint extreme emotions’: Rachel Jones on her riotously colourful paintings – and her obsession with mouths

Known for her colourful abstracts, the artist is getting a retrospective at the age of just 34. She talks about her love of karaoke, working on a full-length opera and how to deal with fame at a young ageViewers may find Rachel Jones’s paintings “beautiful”, but they should be warned: the artist herself doesn’t love that word.“In our culture, the idea of beauty sadly isn’t discussed in a critical, rich way – it’s much more reductive as a term,” says the 34 year old. “I hope that when people describe the work as beautiful, it doesn’t just stop there.” Her aim, she says, is to pull viewers in deeper, beyond the surface of the work. Continue reading...

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15 h. ago Debenhams' £70 duvet set reduced to £21 may be 'unique', but it exudes luxury

“Beautiful duvet set. Vivid colours. I would recommend it.”

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16 h. ago Bob MacIntyre digs deep after finding back against wall in Canadian Open title defence

Scot picks up two late birdies to avoid early exit at TPC Toronto and maintain recent PGA Tour momentum

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17 h. ago Ange Postecoglou shows true colours after breaking silence following Spurs sacking

Former Tottenham Hotspur boss Ange Postecoglou has shown his true colours with a statement after he was relieved of his duties in north London

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17 h. ago Father's Day gifts from £14 he'll actually want– including buys for golfers, chefs and style lovers

Get ready for June 15th with our pick of perfect Father's Day gifts from £14.99...

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18 h. ago Logitech G522 Lightspeed headphones review: Beautiful RGB lighting and great sound

Headphone maker Logitech has dropped a new set of gaming cans and these colourful Lightspeed headphones have three different types of connectivity and a load of EQ tweaks

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18 h. ago Top postcard print picks from New Look, Nobody's Child and more as it dominates summer trends

Minimalist fashion fans, look away now, this trend it all about dopamine dressing, playful prints and bold colourways

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18 h. ago Two US ambassadors have displayed Van Goghs in their London residence—but Donald Trump's pick for the job seems unlikely to follow suit

Two US ambassadors have displayed Van Goghs in their London residence—but Donald Trump's pick for the job seems unlikely to follow suit  The Art Newspaper

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18 h. ago Playing 'snog, marry, avoid' with colleagues at work could be sexual harassment and may breach the Equality Act, judge rules

The risqué quiz involves naming three people and then asking a person to pick which one you would like to kiss, which one you would get married to and which one you would steer clear of altogether.

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18 h. ago Tool to identify poisonous books developed by University of St Andrews

Arsenic was historically mixed with copper to create a vivid green for book covers, which can irritate modern day readersA new tool to quickly identify books that are poisonous to humans has been developed by the University of St Andrews.Historically, publishers used arsenic mixed with copper to achieve a vivid emerald green colour for book covers. While the risk to the public is “low”, handling arsenic-containing books regularly can lead to health issues including irritation of the eyes, nose and throat along with more serious side-effects. The toxic pigment in the book bindings can flake off, meaning small pieces can easily be inhaled. Continue reading...

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19 h. ago Guardian writers on their ultimate feelgood movies: ‘Radical in its own way’

Our writers highlight the films they find endlessly rewatchable, including Notting Hill and Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging“Feelgood” movies are often thought of as big-hearted romantic comedies, comforting classics, or childhood favourites that still hold up decades later. In our series, My feelgood movie, Guardian writers reflect on their go-to flick, and explain why their pick is endlessly rewatchable.This list will be updated weekly with further picks.Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging is available on Hoopla and Kanopy in the US or to rent digitally or on Amazon Prime and Paramount+ in the UK Continue reading...

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19 h. ago Boden's glittery and 'gorgeous quality' tank top has almost £50 off

The navy and ivory coloured tank top was £85 but has now been discounted to £38.25 in the sale

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19 h. ago Meghan Markle to attend glitzy LA gala on same day as Trooping the Colour where she will be honoured by Hollywood friends for 'expanding opportunity for underserved communities'

The Duchess of Sussex will take centre stage at the Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County's upcoming Night of Wonder event planned by a close friend and co-architect of Megxit.

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20 h. ago In 1973, I reported freely on Israel at war. Now its censorship has made that impossible | Martin Bell

Today foreign journalists stand on the ‘hill of shame’ overlooking Gaza, reliant on Palestinians for newsWatching the TV coverage of the conflict in Gaza with increasing dismay this week, my mind went back to the banks of the Suez canal in October 1973. I was filming the surrender of the entire Egyptian third army with a team from the BBC, without significant censorship or hindrance. The Israeli commander, Gen Avraham Adan, paused in whatever he was doing to give us an update.Crossing the canal on the Israeli pontoon bridge in a bright yellow Hertz car (not a wise choice of colour) we were even helped when we had to repair a tyre that had been punctured by the shrapnel that littered the battlefield.Martin Bell is a Unicef UK ambassador. He is a former broadcast war reporter, and was the independent MP for Tatton from 1997 to 2001Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a response of up to 300 words by email to be considered for publica...

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20 h. ago Man United icon Cristiano Ronaldo shows true colours after supporter 'almost injures him'

The latest Manchester United news as the legendary striker is currently on international duty with Portugal in the Nations League final.

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21 h. ago The Scottish Colourists attract record visitors 100 years after their first exhibition

Record visitor numbers at Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh this year highlight the power of popular exhibitions to attract audiences, support tourism, and even raise revenue.

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