50 m. ago Timothy Busfield goes from jail cell to luxury villa as he spends first night of freedom in sprawling Italian

Timothy Busfield spent his first night of freedom at a sprawling Italian-style mansion in New Mexico, the Daily Mail can reveal.

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75 m. ago MPs vote to remove conditional immunity for Troubles’ crimes from Legacy Act

The High Court in Belfast ruled parts of the Act were incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights in 2024.

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2 h. ago How a conflict 3,000 miles away from Manchester saw trouble erupt on the Curry Mile

Fighting broke out, cars and businesses were trashed and missiles were thrown on Wilmslow Road

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3 h. ago Kemi Badenoch meets with Northern Ireland veterans as she urges Keir Starmer to abandon Labour's plans to scrap immunity measures from Troubles laws

The Tory leader and some of her senior MPs spoke with a group of ex-soldiers in Parliament as they protested against Labour's repeal of Northern Ireland legacy laws.

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3 h. ago The trouble with maps: Greenland’s allure for Trump is based on an illusion

Who dares tell the US president the Arctic island he covets is not as big as it seems?

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3 h. ago Everything you need to know about the trouble on the Curry Mile last night

Violence and vandalism erupted on Wilmslow Road last night

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3 h. ago Trump’s tariff threat leaves Europe with a choice: fight back or cease to matter | Georg Riekeles

Appeasing Trump has only emboldened him. But European leaders are not as helpless as the US president believesGeorg Riekeles is the associate director of the European Policy CentreEU leaders’ tough rebukes to Donald Trump in Davos must be followed by concrete action when they convene in Brussels on Thursday night. The US president’s attempt to strong-arm Greenland and Denmark, backed by explicit tariff threats against those who refuse to comply, is not bluster or improvisation. It is economic coercion, openly deployed to force political submission and territorial concessions. The danger lies in the demand itself, but also in how Europe responds.The EU has reached a moment of truth. If it cannot defend one of its member states whose most basic interests are under direct threat, then the EU is weakened as a geopolitical actor and emptied of purpose.Georg Riekeles is the associate director of the European Policy CentreDo you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you ...

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4 h. ago Air Force One’s recent history of malfunctions after Trump forced to delay arrival in Davos

The Boeing plane taking Donald Trump to Switzerland had to make a dramatic U-turn on Tuesday night, not the first time a presidential aircraft has suffered a fault, forcing a change of plans

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4 h. ago Frank earns breathing space after rolling Tottenham dice – could Europe shield him from sack?

Manager showed tactical bravery in darkest hour and like Postecoglou may find respite outside Premier LeagueThomas Frank was backed into a corner on every level, including team selection. The Tottenham manager had next-to-no options, only 11 established outfield players for the Champions League home game against Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday night.The expectation was for an either/or choice between Djed Spence and Destiny Udogie at left-back. But when the teamsheets dropped, it turned out Frank had picked them both and left Randal Kolo Muani on the bench. It was the latest low point for Kolo Muani, who has to be regretting his decision to join on a season-long loan from Paris Saint-Germain. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Audi chief lays out ‘fight for F1 titles’ plan despite ‘bumpy’ 2026 season prediction

Audi launched their 2026 car in Berlin on Tuesday night ahead of their F1 debut in Australia on 8 March

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4 h. ago When is Burns Night 2026, who was Robert Burns and why do we celebrate?

Scotland’s national poet has been celebrated since 1801

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4 h. ago Burns Night: What to eat and drink to celebrate Scotland’s greatest poet

In the dark of January, the fun of Burns night lets the light in

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4 h. ago How Manchester City have exposed the Champions League's major flaw

Manchester City suffered a chastening night in Norway on Tuesday - but does it really matter?

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4 h. ago The Chase ignites fix row as 'disgraceful' Bradley Walsh accused of 'rigging' quiz and 'making rules up' by furious fan

In an episode of the ITV quiz aired last night (January 20), four hopeful players aimed to defeat quiz titan Mark Labbett- aka the Beast.

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4 h. ago Why were people protesting on Wilmslow Road's Curry Mile last night

Violence erupted in Rusholme after the protest, forcing cops to block Curry Mile off

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5 h. ago Chris Hayes wonders if the US is now the ‘bad guy’ as it acts like an ‘Axis’ nation

‘These allies are becoming aware that the most powerful person in the world is a danger and threat to it, and making the world order unstable,’ Chris Hayes bemoaned Tuesday night.

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5 h. ago Lewis Ferguson haunted by unwanted Celtic record as Rangers daft family avoid awkward trip to Bologna

The Scotland star could be unleashed against the Hoops on Thursday night and has a score to settle

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5 h. ago Italian media deliver telling verdict after Arsenal's Champions League win

Arsenal defeated Inter Milan 3-1 in the Champions League on Tuesday night and the Italian media were full of praise for Mikel Arteta's team

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5 h. ago I found a glamping megapod stay for four in a forest for less than £50 a night

Make 2026 the year you finally book that glamping break.

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6 h. ago Grantchester's Robson Green breaks down in tears after being 'in a lot of trouble'

Grantchester star Robson Green has revealed how the ITV detective drama transformed his life

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