56 m. ago This Morning makes major change with Lorraine and Loose Women amid cost cuts

Big changes are on the way for the ITV daytime shows

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73 m. ago The world’s love for matcha is about to be tested: ‘It’s going to be a tough ride’

Retail sales of matcha have surged by 86 per cent over the last three years

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1 hour ago Keir Starmer to come under more pressure over Lord Mandelson amid Labour backbench anger

A three-hour emergency debate will be held in the Commons on Tuesday about the appointment of Lord Mandelson as ambassador to the US

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2 h. ago Davina McCall nearly didn't go to medical examination that found her brain tumour

Davina McCall opened up about her brain tumour diagnosis on BBC Woman's Hour

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3 h. ago Roman's £40 coatigan not only looks smart but 'keeps me warm at the same time'

"Absolutely beautiful coatigan. I wanted something smart but something that could keep me warm at the same time"

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3 h. ago Donald Trump says he is bringing $15bn lawsuit against New York Times

US president says he is bringing defamation and libel action in Florida against the newspaper, accusing it of being a ‘virtual mouthpiece’ for DemocratsDonald Trump says he has brought a $15bn lawsuit against the New York Times, alleging defamation and libel.In a social media post late on Monday, the US president accused the newspaper of a “decades long method of lying about your Favorite President (ME!), my family, business, the America First Movement, MAGA, and our Nation as a whole”. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Americans have 400 days to save their democracy | Timothy Garton Ash

I never thought I’d see fear spread so far and fast. Next year’s midterm elections are now crucial for the Democratic party – and for democrats everywhereI return to Europe from the US with a clear conclusion: American democrats (lowercase d) have 400 days to start saving US democracy. If next autumn’s midterm elections produce a Congress that begins to constrain Donald Trump there will then be a further 700 days to prepare the peaceful transfer of executive power that alone will secure the future of this republic. Operation Save US Democracy, stages 1 and 2.Hysterical hyperbole? I would love to think so. But during seven weeks in the US this summer, I was shaken every day by the speed and executive brutality of President Trump’s assault on what had seemed settled norms of US democracy and by the desperate weakness of resistance to that assault. There’s a growing body of international evidence to suggest that once a liberal democracy has been eroded, it’s very difficult to restore i...

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7 h. ago Has Ellen really added £7.5million value to her Cotswolds house? Star is demanding £22.5m for farmstead experts say she's turned into a 'beige void' with no 'warmth and soul'

Ellen and Portia might face an unexpected hurdle they have not encountered before: discerning wealthy Brits who don't want California in their corner of the Cotswolds.

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8 h. ago Elon Musk piggybacks Tommy Robinson and brings his troll show to Britain after being banished from the White House

Elon Musk’s fixation on the U.K. began in 2024. Now, it could be his second act — after being tossed out by MAGAworld, writes John Bowden

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8 h. ago MPs to ask fresh questions of Starmer’s judgment on Mandelson

A three-hour emergency debate will be held in the Commons on Tuesday about the appointment of Lord Mandelson as ambassador to the US.

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10 h. ago Health tourists have cost the NHS £252million in three years after failing to pay for their care

The unpaid bill would be enough to pay the salaries of 3,200 more GPs or build 68 new GP surgeries, the Policy Exchange think tank says.

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11 h. ago Urgent warning for drivers in Cardiff about QR scam that has cost millions

Across the UK £3.5 million has been lost to so-called quishing in the past year

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11 h. ago What do the circus and US politics have in common? Ask these Black and brown circus artists

International Black Indigenous Circus Week in Philadelphia brings together artists specializing in aerial, juggling clowning and more for various panels and showsIn an industrial building in north Philadelphia, teal and red fabric used for aerial tricks dangled from the high ceiling. Alyssa Bigbee, the co-founder of the Philadelphia-based International Black Indigenous Circus Week, called on five performers to circle around for the first rehearsal of their circus show titled The Rebellion: Anarchy. “Remember to breathe. Remember to pace yourself,” Bigbee told the group of mostly Black and brown artists. “Lean on each other and feed off of each other in terms of energy.”As the song Welcome to the Jungle by Guns N’ Roses blared through the space, Bigbee strided up to a lyra, a metal circle resembling a hula hoop suspended from the ceiling. Her body undulated as she looped her legs in and out of the hoop. Artists linked arms and spun each other around. Later, they leaped into the air a...

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12 h. ago Young activists won a landmark state climate trial. Now they're challenging Trump's orders

Young climate activists and their attorneys who won a landmark global warming trial against the state of Montana are challenging President Donald Trump's energy agenda

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12 h. ago Coronation Street's Costello and Becky 'hiding truth about fake death cover

Coronation Street fans are convinced DI Costello and Becky Swain are hiding more than they have let on about their fake death cover-up, after Lisa Swain was given new details

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12 h. ago New England's shrimp industry is struggling, with fishermen catching few in 2025

There's an effort underway to bring New England shrimp back to seafood customers but fisherman are finding few and the fishing industry may face an even longer shutdown

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13 h. ago Garth to bring more music to Milwaukee before he headlines London next year

Garth to bring more music to Milwaukee before he headlines London next year  Lakes Media Network

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13 h. ago The strongest Welsh region this season and where they'll all finish

The new United Rugby Championship season is fast approaching

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14 h. ago Sydney Sweeney uncharacteristically 'uncomfortable' in 'awkward' exchange with Euphoria costar

Body language expert Judi James has spoken exclusively to the Daily Mail about Sydney's surprising gestures of hesitation.

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14 h. ago Trump should be reassuring the country at this time. Instead he is sowing fear

The president has shown no interest in uniting the US, nor in defending free speech – he is weaponising this time for his gainThe public response to the murder of Charlie Kirk in cold blood, has revealed how drastically our democracy – our belief in the importance of free speech and in the irreplaceable life of each and every individual – has deteriorated over the last half century.I was a senior in high school when John F Kennedy was assassinated, and a senior in college when Robert F Kennedy and Martin Luther King were killed. Plenty of conspiracy theories, some of which have never been put to rest, were floated and debated. But the difference between what happened then and what we are seeing now is that, in the aftermath of those violent deaths, there was a sense of shared grief, of national mourning. Those tragedies seemed to bring us, as a country, closer together in our shock and sorrow. Continue reading...

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