1 hour ago The unique Swansea café which comes with an added bonus for animal lovers

Caffi Nini doubles up as a community hub - but also provides a great deal of support for our furry friends

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3 h. ago 'You deserve death': Campaigners behind Supreme Court battle over the definition of a woman reveal death threats as statues vandalised

The women behind the Supreme Court battle over the definition of a woman have been inundated with death threats and abuse since the landmark judgment.

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6 h. ago Celebrity Big Brother icon says world has 'gone soft' as he backs controversial housemate

Exclusive: Former Celebrity Big Brother housemate and Strictly star James Jordan has voiced his support for controversial housemate Mickey Rourke and rumbled who he thinks is 'playing the game'

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9 h. ago Ruben Amorim picks two Man Utd stars who 'deserved better' in Wolves defeat

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim was frustrated with his side's ability in front of goal but pleased with two players' performance despite defeat to Wolves in the Premier League

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10 h. ago Senator says trip to El Salvador was to support Kilmar Ábrego García’s due process

Chris Van Hollen says ‘if we deny constitutional rights of this one man, it threatens constitutional rights of everyone’US senator Chris Van Hollen, who travelled to El Salvador last week to meet Kilmar Ábrego García, the man at the center of a wrongful deportation dispute, said on Sunday that his trip was to support Ábrego García’s right to due process because if that was denied then everyone’s constitutional rights were threatened in the US.The White House has claimed Ábrego García was a member of the MS-13 gang though he has not been charged with any gang related crimes and the supreme court has ordered his return to the US be facilitated. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Robbie Williams shares honest anxiety admission about fans and is backed by Kris Jenner

Robbie Williams took to Instagram to share a candid message with his followers and was met with an influx of support by famous faces including Kris Jenner and Paris Hilton

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12 h. ago Row over calls for wrestling legend British Bulldog to be honoured in hometown

EXCLUSIVE: With red, white and blue bursting from every inch of his hulking 19st frame, Davey Boy Smith was one of the most recognisable stars in wrestling history, but he is yet to be honoured in Wigan

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13 h. ago Dermot O'Leary defends X Factor against negative claims following Liam Payne death

Dermot O'Leary has spoken out in support of the X Factor claiming that if the show was on now it would 'be made differently' following the tragic death of Liam Payne

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13 h. ago Fleet of 75 firefighters tackle huge Birmingham factory inferno

The fire service initially sent eight fire engines to the scene on Warwick Road, Sparkhill, at 7.15am, but quickly increased the level of support upon realising the scale of the blaze.

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14 h. ago John Swinney refuses to issue apology to women after Supreme Court verdict

John Swinney says he has ‘no regrets’ over his support for gender self-ID.

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14 h. ago The end of WeightWatchers? How the dieting club lost out to slimming drugs

As the global enterprise grapples with reported debts of $1.4bn, its calorie-counting formula may have had its dayIt began as a support group for overweight New Yorkers in 1963 and ballooned into a multimillion pound global enterprise that has spent decades selling people the dream of long-term weight loss.The trademark WeightWatchers’ points-based programme has been followed by millions, with accompanying cookbooks, groceries, weekly weigh-ins and “judgment-free” meetings, and a food-tracking app. Continue reading...

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15 h. ago TOWIE star 'cries himself to sleep' during dark times on ITV show

The Only Way Is Essex star Junaid Ahmed has revealed he 'cries himself to sleep' when he gets home from filming the ITV show, but praises his boyfriend Joe Blackman's support.

Culture

16 h. ago Sister Europe by Nell Zink review – ramshackle wanderers in Berlin

Zink’s seventh novel, about a night of conversation and adventure, is full of wit and marvellous writing, but ultimately trails offCalifornia-born, Berlin-based Nell Zink is an idiosyncratic writer. You never quite know where her sentences are going to go. “Oh God, Toto, you won’t believe what just happened,” says Avianca, a character in her new novel. “This angel stole my hat. Like a winged monkey. It was blue and kind of glowing and had feather wings.”Such delightfully surprising lines are frequent in Sister Europe, Zink’s seventh novel, which follows acclaimed titles The Wallcreeper, Doxology and Avalon, and is set over the course of a Tuesday night in 2023.Sister Europe by Nell Zink is published by Viking (£14.99). To support the Guardian and Observer order your copy at guardianbookshop.com. Delivery charges may apply Continue reading...

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18 h. ago Nicola Coughlan raises £100k for trans charity as she urges fans to boycott Harry Potter

Barbie actress Nicola Coughlan publicly made a show of support against the Supreme Court ruling on the legal definition of a woman and raises over £100k for trans charity

Economics

19 h. ago James Arthur: ‘I’ve never had to kiss arse – I got here on merit’

The X Factor winner believes his career may have been derailed by a string of controversies back when he was young and reckless, he tells Hannah Ewens. He hopes his new pop-rock album, Pisces, will win him the attention he feels he deserves

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19 h. ago Should you pay your child’s university fees? Everything you need to know about student loans

Financial advisor Warren Shute explains everything you need to know about student loans and how best to support your children

Society

20 h. ago 'Black hair deserves a place': Dove calls for representation of Black hair in emoji library

Dove have partnered with youth empowerment organisation Rise365 and action group Crown Coalition to launch a campaign calling for better representation of Black hair in the Emoji library

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21 h. ago Why is 'sorry' still the hardest word for politicians proved so hopelessly wrong on gender ideology?

The women who endured years of abuse, threats, sackings and even assaults for arguing that men cannot magically become women deserve apologies

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22 h. ago Exposing ‘the illegals’: how KGB’s fake westerners infiltrated the Prague Spring

Kremlin’s most prized spies were sent in to Czechoslovakia to whip up the 1960s reform protests in a move then replicated across the eastern blocDuring the spring of 1968, as revolutionary sentiment began to grow in communist Czechoslovakia, a group of friendly foreigners began arriving in Prague, on flights from Helsinki and East Berlin, or by car from West Germany.Among them were 11 western European men, a Swiss woman named Maria Weber and a Lebanese carpet dealer called Oganes Sarajian. They were all supporters of what would become known as the Prague Spring, an ultimately doomed attempt to build a more liberal and free ­version of socialism and escape from Moscow’s suffocating embrace. Many of the visitors sought to get close to the movement’s leading lights, offering support in the battle to reform communist rule. Continue reading...

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24 h. ago Thousands rally in London in support of trans rights after British ruling on gender

Thousands rally in London in support of trans rights after British ruling on gender  Los Angeles Times

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