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Lewis Hamilton completed his full testing debut in Ferrari colours prior to next month’s curtain raiser in Melbourne.

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39 m. ago Dance legends to bring classic 90s floor fillers to Ayrshire club this weekend

They'll be playing their huge hits along with some old school anthems.

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39 m. ago Last chance to save £400 on your next holidays with this Tui discount code

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50 m. ago Tesco makes huge change to popular Clubcard feature as shoppers rage

Tesco will be removing a popular feature of its Clubcard scheme in just a few weeks time, leaving shoppers furious at the sudden and unexpected change

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55 m. ago Paul McCartney announces new book about the history of Wings

‘Starting from scratch after The Beatles felt crazy at times,’ says McCartney

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58 m. ago Remains found in search for body of Rania Alayed 12 years after being murdered by her husband

The find was made in a copse near the A19 at Thirsk, North Yorkshire

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65 m. ago North Lanarkshire families will be consulted on three possible alterations to school term times

In October, councillors agreed a motion calling for a consultation to be held to explore the potential alterations, which were an early return to school after the summer holidays while expanding the February break to a week and the October break to two weeks.

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67 m. ago Kate Middleton to make royal history after she puts her foot down on one long

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74 m. ago YouTube viewers ‘do not care The Rest Is Politics looks like high school show’

The podcast is fronted by Alastair Campbell, former Downing Street director of communications and strategy, and ex-Tory MP Rory Stewart.

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88 m. ago State pension warning to 1.6million parents who risk missing out on £33,000

Parents who took time out of work to care for young children may have "missing" National Insurance years - which can reduce a person's state pension rate entitlement

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95 m. ago The Greater Manchester school set to double in size with £7.5m expansion

It includes a huge three-storey extension and space for more pupils

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1 hour ago Superdrug's new Chocolate Eggs candle is the perfect alternative gift for Easter

The giant scented candle weighs in at 620g, and gives you a massive 100 hours of burn time, so you can fill your home with the scent of milk chocolate all throughout Easter

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1 hour ago Britain's disappearing armed forces: How UK's military has shrunk by nearly 200,000 since the height of the Cold War

The RAF now has one of the smallest combat fleets in history, while the British Army looks set to drop below 70,000 for the first time since the Napoleonic era.

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1 hour ago 'It's the best of Britain': Sam Thompson reveals why he 'loves' the Tube

EXCLUSIVE The next time someone tries to start a conversation with you on the London Underground, look up as it may well be the former I’m A Celebrity winner

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2 h. ago Superdrug’s new £10 chocolate scented candle is a must for your home for Easter

Superdrug has launched a brand new giant £10 scented candle that smells exactly like milk chocolate, and it’s the perfect addition to your home in time for Easter

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2 h. ago The rarely seen Rangers star Mark Hateley would love to flourish under Barry Ferguson

Fergie is set to take charge of Gers for the first time on Wednesday night at Rugby Park

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2 h. ago The M&S animal print jacket shoppers say ‘elevates any outfit’ and is ‘surprisingly warm’ for winter to spring weather

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2 h. ago As the far right surges around the globe, what can a new TV series about Mussolini teach us? | Caroline Moorehead

Joe Wright’s new drama gives a theatrical take on the dictator’s flaws but there is so much more history viewers need to knowOn 3 January 1925, Benito Mussolini delivered the most important speech of his life to the Italian parliament. His career was about to be over. The body of the socialist deputy and his bitter foe, Giacomo Matteotti, had been discovered in a shallow grave near Rome and mounting evidence pointed to Mussolini’s responsibility for his murder. With the king, the old liberal democratic elite, the left and many of his own party pressing for his dismissal, Mussolini declared that everything – the fascist violence, the immorality, the turmoil into which Italy had sunk – was his fault, “because I, I alone, created it”. By the same token, he alone was the man “capable of dominating the crisis”. Parliament, stunned, sat silent. There was no voice of protest. The dictatorship was saved.Based on the first volume in a trilogy of the same name by Antonio Scurati and garlanded...

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2 h. ago Lakeland's popular heated airer reduced by £50 and it could slash household bills

Give your washing a boost with Lakeland's much-loved Dry:Soon heated airer – and now's the time to shop as it's currently reduced by as much as £50

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2 h. ago ‘The killers I met in jail didn’t scare me’: singer Rokia Traoré on why prison was ‘a privilege’

After serving time in Paris, Rome and Brussels, the Malian star is ready to perform again – and planning a book and a stage show about her fellow inmates and her own prison experiences‘It’s been like a kind of military training,” says Rokia Traoré of the nine months she has just spent in European prisons. “It was very hard. I was in a bad psychological state because I was separated from my children, but at the same time it was a kind of privilege because I was learning things it’s not possible to learn without being in that situation. Everything is much more intense. Sharing a small space with someone – in a week you know more about them than their mother. You know everything: when she is happy, when she cries, when she goes to the toilet, when she has a shower. You see everything.”Born and based in Mali, she is one of the most inventive and adventurous female artists in Africa; a singer who can switch from delicate acoustic styles to rock, powered by her bluesy electric guitar work...

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