60 m. ago Lottery players have just three days left to claim £3.6m prize

The rules will change after Sunday, July 13 at 5pm

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1 hour ago These are the only kitchen appliance deals I'd buy in Amazon's Prime Day sale

I'd always advise against buying anything you don't need or want but if you're looking for a new air fryer, coffee machine or other small kitchen product, these are the only ones I'd spend my money on.

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1 hour ago Mother reveals how she makes thousands of pounds a week with just 10 minutes work

Chloe Concetta, from London , took to TikTok to reveal her vending machine business is raking in thousands per month and she only has to work for 10 minutes a week.

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2 h. ago Man Utd new boy Matheus Cunha makes vow after being given iconic shirt number

Manchester United new boy Matheus Cunha can't wait to don the iconic No.10 shirt at his new club after being handed the number that was previously worn by Marcus Rashford

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2 h. ago Clipse: Let God Sort Em Out review | Alexis Petridis's album of the week

(Roc Nation)Scathing disses, star guests, inspired Pharrell beats and great lines from chilling to laugh-out-loud: the duo’s first album since 2009 is so much more than the drama around itThe beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar may be over, but its aftershocks continue to reverberate. The most peculiar example might involve the reunion album by Virginia rap duo Clipse, AKA Pusha T and Malice. It was scheduled to be released by a subsidiary of Universal, home to both Lamar and Drake. But the label apparently demanded that the track Chains and Whips, featuring Lamar, be removed – despite the fact that, dazzling and pugilistic though his verse is (“I don’t,” he avers, “fuck with the kumbaya shit”), neither it nor the rest of the track seems to reference Drake. Years before the Drake/Lamar beef erupted, Pusha T released The Story of Adidon, a Drake diss track so brutal that one critic compared it to “bringing a gun to a knife fight”. Pusha T alleged that Universal’s “lyrics committee”...

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2 h. ago Aldi's premium dining range beats Waitrose and Asda to scoop coveted prize

The supermarket's Specially Selected line impressed judges who called it "clever and nuanced."

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2 h. ago Sean Bean teams up with Shetland star in crime drama coming to Netflix

The crime period drama is coming to Netflix in just over a week's time - so here's everything you need to know about the 'macabre masterpiece'

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3 h. ago Viral cleaning machine that shoppers say left their carpets ‘like new' reduced to £76

The viral machine has a discount as Amazon's Prime Day deals continue

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3 h. ago LBC host Nick Ferrari stunned at minister's reply after Post Office scandal IT firm 'rewarded'

Defence Secretary John Healey was confronted over the decision to award more than £500million in government contracts to Fujitsu since the ITV drama on the Post Office scandal

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3 h. ago Women's Euro 2025: How to watch Finland vs Switzerland, TV details, results, standings, prize money

Here is everything you need to know about the Women’s Euros 2025 - including how to watch Finland vs Switzerland.

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3 h. ago Lavazza's 'superb' and 'easy to use' coffee machine is slashed to under £50 in Prime Day deal

The Lavazza A Modo Mio Jolie Evo coffee machine has been given a rare discount of 48% in the Amazon Prime Day sale, meaning you can now pick it up for just £49

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3 h. ago One of world's richest horse races to offer £48,000 for finishing LAST

Every runner in the 2025 Lexus Melbourne Cup at Flemington, which is worth £4.8 million, is guaranteed a share of the huge prize-money

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3 h. ago Amazon slashes 'superb' and 'easy to use' Lavazza coffee machine to under £50 in rare deal

Lavazza’s pod coffee machine has been slashed from £95 to £49 in a rare Amazon Prime Day deal, with shoppers hailing it for its ‘superb’ coffee and how ‘easy to use’ it is

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4 h. ago Love Island star branded 'villain' says ITV girls are 'worse than her' this year

EXCLUSIVE: Former Love Island star Olivia Hawkins says she’s "tame" compared to this year’s girls, slams villa drama, and hints at future TV plans after turning down a big show

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4 h. ago Holidaymaker's warning after food poisoning from popular dish left her hospitalised and unable to walk due to rare complication

A woman from Melbourne in Australia has claimed eating a popular food while on holiday in India left her unable to walk, and stuck in hospital for three weeks battling septic arthritis.

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4 h. ago Today at Wimbledon: Thursday order of play, prize money, TV schedule, when is Aryna Sabalenka playing on day 11 of the championships?

It’s women’s semi finals day at the All England Club.

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5 h. ago How to walk from from Heaton Park to Manchester for Oasis gigs this weekend

Fancy avoiding a packed tram or being stuck in traffic before the Heaton Park Oasis gig, walking may be the best bet trick

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5 h. ago Nine Queens review – Fabian Bielinsky’s brilliant grifter classic offers masterclass in double dealing

The late Argentinian director served up this tale of squalid fraud 25 years ago, but its questions about greed, cynicism and the human condition remain evergreenTwenty-five years ago, Argentinian director Fabián Bielinsky gave us this grifter satire classic, a deliciously cynical tale of swindling and double-cross. It is confidence trickery perpetrated on the victim in parallel to narrative trickery perpetrated on the audience, who are invited to assume that however hard the fictional characters on screen are falling, the rug under their own feet is perfectly secure. Four years later, Hollywood paid this excellent film the traditional compliment of a well-meaning but inferior (and now forgotten) remake, pedantically renamed Criminal, starring John C Reilly and Diego Luna.Now restored and rereleased, the original looks sharper than ever: a drama of squalid fraud which is a tale of human greed, but also a specific, prophetic jab at Argentina’s financial shady dealers in a deregulated ...

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5 h. ago Nine Queens review – Fabián Bielinsky’s brilliant grifter classic offers masterclass in double dealing

The late Argentinian director served up this tale of squalid fraud 25 years ago, but its questions about greed, cynicism and the human condition remain evergreenTwenty-five years ago, Argentinian director Fabián Bielinsky gave us this grifter satire classic, a deliciously cynical tale of swindling and double-cross. It is confidence trickery perpetrated on the victim in parallel to narrative trickery perpetrated on the audience, who are invited to assume that however hard the fictional characters on screen are falling, the rug under their own feet is perfectly secure. Four years later, Hollywood paid this excellent film the traditional compliment of a well-meaning but inferior (and now forgotten) remake, pedantically renamed Criminal, starring John C Reilly and Diego Luna.Now restored and rereleased, the original looks sharper than ever: a drama of squalid fraud which is a tale of human greed, but also a specific, prophetic jab at Argentina’s financial shady dealers in a deregulated ...

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5 h. ago Autistic boy 'traumatised' as airport security 'forced him out of wheelchair'

The family said the incident triggered a full-blown meltdown in their seven-year-old who was left 'screaming, kicking, and completely inconsolable' - which caused the family to miss their flight

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