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WICKED: FOR GOOD FILM DIRECTOR JON M. CHU VISITS THE LONDON COMPANY OF THE WICKED STAGE MUSICAL  London Post

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3 h. ago Mountain Warehouse's £220 coat reduced to £99 is 'very waterproof even in a downpour'

"Love this coat. It's very waterproof, even when I got caught in a downpour. I love how you can take the inner part out for the days that are warm but wet

Economics

4 h. ago Pop superstar Elton John’s fashion company is mired in £3.5m debt after partnership with high street chain flops

SIR Elton John’s glasses firm owes a whopping £3.7million, latest figures have revealed. The Rocket Man star’s glasses are available via his website and at high street giant Specsavers. However, the firm that receives cash from the sale of the eyewear has substantial debts. Accounts for Elton John Optical Company Ltd show that it is...

Economics

4 h. ago The lavish life of couple behind Britain's biggest timeshare scam: Fraudsters spent £31k on Lowry sketch, private jets and Hampshire mansion after conning elderly victims out of £28million

Mark and Nicola Rowe hired former Hollyoaks actress Julie Peasgood to promote their company offering help to sell timeshares for elderly owners worried about rising maintenance fees.

Economics

9 h. ago EastEnders fans 'work out' who will save Harry Mitchell amid kidnapping twist

The popular character has resorted to taking drugs while being kept in captivity

Events

10 h. ago The Guardian view on the US and Venezuela: Trump’s ‘war on drugs’ ramps up military threats to Maduro | Editorial

Hawks want regime change. Democrats and others are right to warn against illegal and unauthorised use of forceThe drumbeat is growing louder. Covert operations are supposed to remain just that, but on Wednesday Donald Trump confirmed that he had approved secret CIA actions in Venezuela and suggested that he was considering strikes on its territory. These comments follow the administration’s extrajudicial killings at sea: attacks on alleged drug boats in the Caribbean that have left at least 27 dead – a frightening new precedent denounced by UN experts as illegal. The US has already built up forces in the region, with about 6,500 troops now stationed there. “No to war in the Caribbean No to regime change No to coups d’état orchestrated by the CIA,” railed Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela’s dictator, after Mr Trump’s remarks.The US president’s repeated claim that each boat strike saves 25,000 American lives is even more preposterous than it first sounds. The fentanyl that killed 48,000 peopl...

Events

11 h. ago Thousands in UK take legal action against Johnson & Johnson over alleged talc cancer link

High court claim says company knowingly sold product containing asbestos and ‘concealed’ risk to public‘When I was a child, everyone used it’: woman blames Johnson & Johnson talc for her cancerThousands of people are taking legal action against the US pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson, claiming it knowingly sold baby powder containing asbestos-contaminated talc in the UK.About 3,000 people have alleged that they or a family member developed forms of ovarian cancer or mesothelioma from using Johnson’s Baby Powder, and are seeking damages at the high court in London. Continue reading...

Politics

11 h. ago Passenger, 61, accused of attacking flight crew that tried to calm her down prompting an emergency landing in Idaho

The passenger has now been banned from flying with Alaska Airlines, the company said

Events

11 h. ago Best cheap VPNs 2025: Affordable services you can trust to (actually) work

You don’t need to spend a fortune if you want a good VPN, all of these are affordable and feature-packed

Politics

12 h. ago Age against the machine: what I learned after stripping down for a full body scan

Spa-like health centres scour every inch of our bodies in an attempt to extend life. But is this just another way of delaying the inevitable?A few months ago, I was invited to get a full-body scan in east London. Neko Health is one of several diagnostic clinics that, for a price, uses electrocardiograms, blood tests and a talking skin-scanner to examine you. The company claims it can detect various underlying cardiovascular and metabolic issues, assess your risk of developing pre-diabetes and identify suspect moles.From the outside, the centre looks like a vast glass mausoleum. Inside, it’s more of a curve-walled spa with pleasant changing areas, private examination rooms and pot plants. Sadly, there’s no swimming pool. The whole process takes less than an hour, and includes (among other things) a mostly nude scan, various blood draws, a test for grip strength and, at the end, through some swift data-crunching, a GP consultation. Most patients (me included) leave with a relatively c...

Politics

12 h. ago Pandora’s Black Friday 2025 sale is your chance to save on jewellery staples

Previous years have seen up to 30 per cent off rings, bangles, earrings and more

Politics

13 h. ago 'I've saved £77k at the age of 27 by using 5 particular money rules'

Charlie Louise, 27, has always been frugal and is on a mission to save as much money as she can so that she can retire by the time she reaches age 40. She's so far saved £77,000

Economics

14 h. ago The TiVo is over! Beloved recording device taken off market as devoted users mourn its passing

Current TiVo users will still be able to use their devices despite the company ceasing further DVR sales

Politics

14 h. ago Incinerator in Welsh town at the centre of major planning row set for demolition People argued for years about building this in a Welsh town, now it's set to be ripped down

Vale of Glamorgan Council was locked in a long running planning dispute with the company behind the incinerator in Barry over the way the site had been built

Politics

14 h. ago People argued for years about building this in a Welsh town, now it's set to be ripped down

Vale of Glamorgan Council was locked in a long running planning dispute with the company behind the incinerator in Barry over the way the site had been built

Politics

14 h. ago Liam Payne seen hours before balcony death with claim he 'could have been saved'

Ezequiel David Pereyra, a cleaner currently locked up in connection with Liam Payne's death, claims the One Direction star could have been saved but was failed by hotel bosses

Events

14 h. ago Award won by Yamal and Bellingham could add spice to Man City selection battle

Nico O'Reilly has been nominated for the 2025 Golden Boy award and the Manchester City academy graduate is in good company.

Events

15 h. ago 'My brother fell asleep in front of a coal fire, we didn't know the danger'

Ellot was found unresponsive the next morning and could not be saved

Events

15 h. ago Wayne and Coleen Rooney look happier than ever as they get their glad rags on for a date night after the footballer revealed his long

TV personality Coleen, 39, shared a sweet picture posing alongside her football legend husband, 39, to Instagram on Thursday.

Politics

15 h. ago Cost of taking over British Steel rises to £235m, government says

Taxpayers have been footing bill for loss-making company since April as minister acknowledges threat of EU tariffsThe cost of taking control of British Steel has risen to £235m, the UK government has said, as it acknowledged concern over the threat of EU tariffs that could significantly harm the business.The government passed emergency legislation in April to take control of British Steel amid fears that its Chinese owner, Jingye Steel, was planning to walk away from its Scunthorpe steelworks. Continue reading...

Economics