33 m. ago Nottingham Forest's stance on sacking Ange Postecoglou after targeting rival boss

Nottingham Forest boss Ange Postecoglou has only been in charge for seven matches but is already the Premier League's most under-pressure manager during the international break

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38 m. ago Julia Roberts, 57, reveals people were 'cruel to her' early in her career which led to 'insecurities'

Roberts, who has become one of the most famous actors in Hollywood history and an Oscar winner at age 57, admitted she struggled with self-confidence when she first started acting.

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40 m. ago ‘I want the miracle SO desperately’: Family heartbreakingly celebrates Christmas early as 9

Brie Bird, the 9-year-old whose battle with cancer has touched nearly one million people online, celebrated Christmas with her family one final time at her home

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59 m. ago Ronnie O'Sullivan compares his support to Lionel Messi, Roger Federer and Tiger Woods: 'Happy to be that guy'

The Rocket enjoyed a winning return after a brief hiatus

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74 m. ago Bryan Mbeumo hands Ruben Amorim double boost ahead of Man Utd's clash with Liverpool

Bryan Mbeumo has been in fine form for Cameroon during the October international break which will be a boost for Manchester United amid their struggles under Ruben Amorim

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1 hour ago The new public defender: Some are turning to ChatGPT to offer legal advice and win small claims cases

Backers say using artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT helps level the playing field for people without access to lawyers, while others warn of potential for ‘hallucinations,’ fines, and inaccurate advice

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1 hour ago ‘We’re not here as tourists’: Bellamy insists Wales will go on attack against England

Wales manager downplays rivalry with England‘If you defend deep, you’ll die a slow death’Craig Bellamy said Wales would not be “tourists” when they take on England in Thursday night’s Wembley friendly and that he believed his team would succumb to a “slow death” if they set up to defend. The Wales manager vowed to attack Thomas Tuchel’s side in search of a first win over England since 1984, in the first meeting between the teams since a 3-0 defeat in Qatar at the 2022 World Cup.Bellamy suggested a boxing promoter would not pit Wales against England owing to the gulf between the squads but he wants his players to play on the front foot. “We’re here to come and play, and to play our brand of football the way we play, at an incredible place like Wembley, which it is,” Bellamy said. “So to us it is exciting. We’re not here as tourists, to enjoy the occasion, we’re here to be the best version of ourselves and that allows you to be excited and also to have fun as well.” Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Gold price hits record high as people invest during global economic chaos

The precious metal has seen its biggest price explosion since the '70s rising by a third since April when US President Donald Trump announced tariffs which have disrupted global trade

Economics

2 h. ago Britain's oldest rescue dog searching for retirement home at age of 126

Charity chiefs want people to look past ‘the odd grey hair’ and give Chihuahua Tiny a home to see out the rest of his life in peace and comfort

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2 h. ago Arrivals of international students to the US dropped almost a fifth in August, data shows

Federal data shows a significant drop in international student arrivals in the U.S. this August, down 19% compared to last year

Society

2 h. ago Humans 'may be part alien' after having ET genes inserted during abductions

Some humans may be part alien after having extraterrestrial genes ‘inserted’ during abductions, scientists have claimed in a bizarre new study

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2 h. ago Is there an AI bubble? Financial institutions sound a warning

Financial institutions are raising concerns about a potential AI investment bubble

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2 h. ago Manchester United: Sir Jim Ratcliffe issues Ruben Amorim sack verdict ahead of crucial Liverpool clash

Red Devils take on Premier League champions after international break

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3 h. ago Gen Z more likely to take sick leave than 'keep calm and carry on' Boomers

A survey of 2,000 adults has revealed a generational divide in how people look after themselves when they're sick - with Gen Zers more likely to take time off work to recover

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3 h. ago Rabbi says: 'Response to Manchester terror attack shows Britain is a decent society'

Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner, Rabbi at Bromley Reform Synagogue, reflects on the terror attack and why she believes the way people responded shows we are the one of the least antisemitic countries in the world

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3 h. ago Men hatched terror plot to ‘kill as many Jewish people as they could’, jury hears

Walid Saadaoui and Amar Hussein secured guns and hundreds of ammunition rounds, Preston crown court toldTwo men accused of plotting a terrorist attack in Greater Manchester secured guns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition in a plan to “kill as many Jewish people as they could”, jurors have been told.Walid Saadaoui, 38, and Amar Hussein, 52, have gone on trial charged with preparing acts of terrorism between 13 December 2023 and 9 May 2024. The prosecution in the case at Preston crown court alleges that they are Islamic extremists with a “visceral dislike” of Jewish people. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Scientists discover surprising trigger behind bladder cancer

Research has long suggested that the condition, which strikes over 10,000 Britons every year, is up to four times more common among men.

Science

3 h. ago Senior rugby figures believe rebel R360 league all but dead after unions’ statement

Players who sign up would be ineligible for national sidesProposed event yet to be sanctioned by World RugbySenior global rugby figures believe the rebel R360 venture is all but dead unless it can find a way to appease the world’s top nations. In a dramatic move the leading unions collectively made clear this week that players involved in the R360 competition would be ineligible for their national sides and have warned them to treat offers with “extreme caution”.Privately there is a widespread view that those pushing the R360 concept, fronted by the England World Cup winner Mike Tindall, now face a struggle to get the project off the ground if the world’s top male and female players are required to forfeit their international futures to join the rebel league. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Married at First Sight UK's Grace makes 'no apology' as she hits back at 'bad feminist' comments

Grace who has been paired with Welsh groom Ashley, has hit back at internet trolls

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3 h. ago Charity calls on government to ban sales of ‘dangerous catapults’ to young people

Police warn catapult attacks could be ‘lethal’ as groups of youth target ‘anything to kill’

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