5 h. ago Pixie Lott stuns in an elegant velvet gown as she leads the arrivals at the London premiere of Christmas Karma two weeks after birth of second child

The singer, who welcomed her second child with her husband Oliver Cheshire just two weeks ago, wore a black velvet gown for the event.

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6 h. ago How old became new fat – and why mums should be terrified that anti

AS an angst-ridden teen, I spent hours in front of mirrors, obsessing over my body. I’d pinch my stomach angrily, curse my ‘unfeminine’ shoulders and muscular thighs, and despair of my flat chest. Now I’m in my forties, I wish I hadn’t wasted my youth finding fault with my shape and size, but I was...

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9 h. ago Burst sewer in Glasgow triggers 'jobby geyser' as human waste spews on street

The man says that the burst pipe on Hector Road in Shawlands left "turds all over the pavement" for nearly two weeks.

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10 h. ago Jamie Oliver always buys one vegetable frozen and says it's the easiest hack

The famous chef reckons it's a huge time saver when cooking and can be added to a wide range of dishes

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10 h. ago The Royal Mint launches a diamond collection with some surprisingly affordable pieces

From wedding bands to bridal earrings, the pieces are crafted from recycled e-waste

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11 h. ago Balmain hires Antonin Tron, moving brand from celebrity flash to fabric

Balmain has named French designer Antonin Tron as its new creative director

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11 h. ago Cat Deeley, Susanna Reid and Olivia Attwood lead glamour at star

Cat Deeley, Susanna Reid and Olivia Attwood were among the glam stars at the ITV Palooza at the Barbican Hall in London, along with winner of Celebrity Traitors, Alan Carr

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13 h. ago ‘Drunk driver’ lays waste to Ulta Beauty store after crashing into it then trying repeatedly to escape

Police dashcam footage captures the moment a ‘drunk driver’ drives into an Ulta Beauty store, then tries repeatedly to escape, causing further damage.

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13 h. ago Whole Foods launches new plan to help shoppers stretch their food budget

The grocery store is trying a new tactic to tackle food waste

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13 h. ago Air India Express plane forced into emergency landing over 'bomb' as statement issued

An Air India Express was forced to make an emergency landing on Wednesday afternoon after a bomb threat. The airline has now issued a statement following the incident

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13 h. ago Air India flight forced to make emergency landing after midair bomb threat

An Air India Express flight was forced to make an emergency landing today following a mid-air bomb threat

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14 h. ago Man charged in connection with death of 'beautiful daughter'

At the time of her death Olivia's family released a tribute to their 'little angel'

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14 h. ago Don’t pour that olive brine down the drain – it’s a flavour bomb | Waste not

There’s more to that salty umami aroma than kickstarting a dirty martini. Use it to give your focaccia a perfect flavourful crustWhen I taste-tested olives for the food filter column a few months ago, it reminded me that the brine is an ingredient in its own right. This intensely savoury liquid adds umami depth to whatever it touches, and, beyond seasoning soups and stews, it can also be used to make salamoia, the aromatic brine that’s traditionally used to top focaccia and create that perfect salty crust. Continue reading...

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14 h. ago Fresh calls to tackle notorious 'Euston Puddle' causing havoc outside London station

Disability charity warns of risks to blind pedestrians following Transport for London's failed attempt to drain stubborn pool of water

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16 h. ago ‘We got hate mail after the Proms!’ The towering visions of UK jazz legend Mike Westbrook

Having worked alongside everyone from Laurence Olivier to a French circus, the 89-year-old is still composing, learning church bells, and using AI to resurrect a lost epicMike Westbrook is reflecting on his 89-year life from his cottage by the sea in Devon. Sitting with him in his cosy, book-lined sitting room under a signed picture of Duke Ellington, and next to his Broadwood grand piano, the experience is calm and peaceful.His version of jazz is anything but. For more than six decades, Westbrook has been composing vast, cinematic works. He was the first jazz artist to play at the BBC Proms, created theatre alongside Laurence Olivier, and in the 1970s merged his entire ensemble with the avant-rock band Henry Cow to form the groundbreaking Orckestra. The result is music full of brass fanfares, unusual time signatures, poetry, free improvisation, and genre-bending jazz that invites the listener into a continental circus full of elephants, acrobats, and clowns. Continue reading...

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17 h. ago Nostalgic Disney show that fans are 'forever obsessed' with is ready to watch

An "extraordinary show" that launched singer Olivia Rodrigo's career is now available to stream for free.

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18 h. ago Turning Food Waste into Value: How SugaRich Is Redefining Sustainability in the Food Chain

Across the UK and Europe, food waste remains one of the most pressing environmental and economic challenges. Nearly one-third of all food produced globally is lost or wasted, representing over £1 trillion in economic waste and around 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions. For more than 50 years, SugaRich has been quietly engineering a different path—proving that waste doesn’t need to exist in a circular food system.

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18 h. ago Disney series that made Olivia Rodrigo a star is now free to watch in the UK

An "extraordinary show” with rave reviews from Disney fans is ready to watch for free.

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28 h. ago Parents are wasting toddlers' 'magic years' feeling 'harassed and worried' because they work too much, expert warns

Eva Lloyd, Emeritus Professor of Early Childhood at the University of East London, said juggling work and home pressures 'interferes' with parents' enjoyment of the pre-school years.

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29 h. ago Webb defends VAR ruling out Liverpool equaliser against Manchester City

Referee’s chief says disallowed goal not unreasonableWebb dismisses comparison to similar ruling for CityHoward Webb has said officials did not act unreasonably in denying Liverpool an equaliser against Manchester City last weekend, but stopped short of calling the controversial decision correct.Virgil van Dijk’s header was disallowed by the referee Chris Kavanagh, and not overturned by the video assistant Michael Oliver, after Andy Robertson was adjudged to have had an impact on the City goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma while standing in an offside position. Continue reading...

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