14 h. ago White Lotus' Aimee Lou Wood and Walton Goggins avoid being pictured together following those romance rumours as they party with their co

The British actress, 31, who lost out on Best Supporting Actress to Adolescence's Erin Doherty, enjoyed burgers and cocktails but seemingly kept her distance from Walton, 53.

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20 h. ago Erin Doherty on Adolescence: What turns young boys into these people?

Erin Doherty on the remarkable making of Adolescence

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25 h. ago Owen Cooper becomes youngest ever male Emmy winner for breakout Adolescence role

The British drama, which dominated Netflix’s most-watched list earlier this year, swept the awards.

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6 d. ago Macron faces La Fin: Calls for president to follow PM and quit or be impeached as France spirals into crisis amid fears nationwide strikes will become 'day of insurrection'

Called 'Let's block everything', the general strike is expected to bring together some 100,000 people who will walk out of the office, boycott businesses, stage sit-ins and blockade streets.

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6 d. ago Macron faces Le Fin: Calls for president to follow PM and quit or be impeached as France spirals into crisis amid fears nationwide strikes will become 'day of insurrection'

Called 'Let's block everything', the general strike is expected to bring together some 100,000 people who will walk out of the office, boycott businesses, stage sit-ins and blockade streets.

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6 d. ago Stojkovic’s struggles continue as Serbia chase euphoria against England

Lack of form among head coach’s attackers and a dearth of tactical solutions have led to a shortage of fan passionThe TV show Only Fools and Horses was extremely popular in Serbia, which is no surprise considering most of the business in this former Yugoslav republic is done in the “grey zone”. Shady people with lots of money and little education are all around in management positions, which is the reason for protests across the country.For decades, people such as Derek “Del Boy” Trotter – who have good connections and know how “the street works” – have held executive positions at the top of Serbian football. They are perceived as loyal to the ruling political party (currently the Serbian Progressive party). It is the main reason why people in the country have lost belief in the domestic league and the national team. Continue reading...

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7 d. ago Spaniard among six killed in Jerusalem shooting as Madrid steps up criticism of Israel – Middle East crisis live

Pedro Sánchez has accused Netanyahu’s government of ‘exterminating defenceless people’ and killing innocent boys and girls with hunger’Sam Jones is Madrid correspondent for the GuardianSpain’s prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, has stepped up his scathing criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza, accusing Benjamin Netanyahu’s government of “exterminating a defenceless people” by bombing hospitals and “killing innocent boys and girls with hunger”. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago People are just realising Nintendo's Game Boy name was inspired by something specific

The Nintendo Game Boy has a competitor to thank for its name, with fans just realising the revolutionary handheld console derived its name from a company soon to be Nintendo's business rival

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1 week ago Boyfriend draws optical illusion of old man and some people see it very differently

A woman has been left scratching her head after her boyfriend accidentally created an optical illusion when drawing an 'old man' - but she says she sees something completely different

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1 week ago Ric Flair on Hulk Hogan's tragic death as he names WWE stars with same chemistry

EXCLUSIVE: The 'Nature Boy' was among the first people to pay an emotional tribute to his fellow WWE Hall of Famer after his death in July and said he wanted to cherish the good memories he had with Hulk

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3 w. ago Tesco shoppers threaten to boycott store after outrageous meal deal price hike

Tesco has increased the price of its Meal Deal, and some shoppers are not happy, with some even claiming people should 'riot' and they'll be 'boycotting' the supermarket

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