16 m. ago BBC Sports Personality of the Year LIVE: Rory McIlroy wins award ahead of Ellie Kildunne and Lando Norris

Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog as the 2025 BBC Sports Personality of the year is named, with Rory McIlroy, Lando Norris and Chloe Kelly all in contention. 

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49 m. ago Imogen Thomas continues to show off the results of her breast reduction surgery in a tiny bikini as she posts throwback snaps from her recent trip to Dubai

The Big Brother star, 42, who went under the knife in September, slipped into a skimpy snake skin print bikini while topping up her tan.

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95 m. ago Huge Brit comedian behind THREE classic TV shows vows he’ll never make another sitcom again

RICKY GERVAIS says his latest sitcom series will likely to be his last, as he focuses more on stand-up. The man behind Netflix hits The Office, Extras, Derek and After Life will follow them with animation series Alley Cats, due in 2026 after more than three years in the making. But he now wants to...

Culture

2 h. ago I’m a fire expert – follow these ten simple tips this Christmas or risk losing everything

FIREFIGHTERS are stoked after the number of blazes they’re putting out in people’s homes reached a record low. New statistics from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) show they responded to 4,104 house fires last year - a 3.6 per cent reduction on the previous year and a massive drop of 26.4 per cent...

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3 h. ago BBC Sports Personality of the Year LIVE: Rory McIlroy favourite to take home the award after Masters and Ryder Cup glory with F1 champ Lando Norris and Lionesses star Chloe Kelly also in contention

Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog as the 2025 BBC Sports Personality of the year is named, with Rory McIlroy, Lando Norris and Chloe Kelly all in contention. 

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3 h. ago Beau Greaves: ‘I started beating better players and the penny dropped: I can be good enough to do this full

Back at the PDC world championship for the first time since 2022, the women’s world champion means business, starting on Friday against the world No 22“When I was younger, they thought I was a mute,” Beau Greaves says with a wry smile, thinking about all the ways darts has changed her. “Never said owt in school, really shy. Didn’t really know what to say half the time. I suppose playing darts just brought me out of my shell. When you get popular, people want to meet you and talk. It’s matured me.”Greaves was 18 the first time she won the Lakeside women’s world championship, thrusting herself firmly into the crosshairs of public adulation. And even if she played like a natural born star, with her beautiful fluid throwing arc, she didn’t always feel like one. Endless interviews, viral fame, global domination: this was never what she had craved from the sport. She was Beau, and she just wanted to throw. Continue reading...

Sport

4 h. ago I’m over useless skincare. But how can I take care of my face?

Enter what I call ‘no-skincare skincare’ – things that support the skin without disturbing itHi Ugly,I used to love skincare, but after reading your articles and noticing how many useless products get produced, I lost faith in it.Why is this column called ‘Ask Ugly’?How should I be styling my pubic hair?How do I deal with imperfection?My father had plastic surgery. Now he wants me and my mother to get work doneI want to ignore beauty culture. But I’ll never get anywhere if I don’t look a certain way Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Swansea vs Wrexham prediction: Championship betting tips & odds

Follow our football betting tips as Swansea host Wrexham in the Championship on Friday evening

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5 h. ago Sentimental Value review – Stellan Skarsgård powers this starry, Oscar

The Scandi great plays a distant filmmaking father in Joachim Trier’s emotional follow-up to ‘The Worst Person in the World’

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6 h. ago Adrian Chiles says 'it was a lot' as he addresses surprising reaction to skin cancer news

TV presenter Adrian Chiles addressed the overwhelming public response to his skin cancer announcement, while reassuring fans that his health was fine

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7 h. ago Cruz Beckham shares another throwback pic with Brooklyn as families prepare to spend Christmas apart

Cruz and Brooklyn still don’t follow each other on Instagram

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8 h. ago Boots £97 Liz Earle set down to £34 is the 'perfect' Christmas gift for mature shoppers

"Great for mature skin. I have been using Liz Earle for years"

Economics

9 h. ago Can YOU spot the way these nepo babies are trying to stay relevant? It's so subtle most won't see it... but when you know their trick you'll see it EVERYWHERE. Now Laura Craik tells why

The curious method children of megastars - many of whom are at great pains to stress they are definitely not nepo-babies - use to boost their fame... but can you spot it?

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9 h. ago Fights break out between skiers in Dolomites as piste turns into mud in warm weather creating huge queues for lift back down

The chaos ensued just weeks before Italyis set to host the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d-Ampezzo in the Alps.

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11 h. ago Wales international encourages more players to follow Jac Morgan and Dewi Lake to England

Nick Tompkins has spent virtually all of his career in the Gallagher Prem

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12 h. ago Y: Marshals introduces 'changed' Kayce as fans still in the dark on major character exit

The upcoming Yellowstone spin-off will follow a very different Kayce Dutton as his wife Monica is reportedly no longer in the picture

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12 h. ago 'Strangers pay me £200 a month and I don't even have to lift a finger'

Satyan Dharamshi has earned over £4,300 in two years - and plans to keep going

Economics

13 h. ago AI tech and gaming helps lift sales for Currys amid ‘unhelpful’ cost pressures

In the UK and Ireland, where Currys has almost 300 shops, computing was the strongest category for sales.

Economics

14 h. ago Australia turn up the heat on England: Ashes third Test, day two – live

Australia all out for 371; England fume over Snicko call Ashes top 100 | Follow on Bluesky | Email MartinThe consensus is that today and tomorrow will be the best days to bat. England need to go huge, because they won’t fancy chasing too many against Nathan Lyon on day five.“As the cliche has it, it’s a crucial first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh hour,” writes Gary Naylor. “Are Australia bringing 871 Test wickets into an already winning team or imbalancing their attack with a couple of rusty bowlers? Are England Bazball zealots or pragmatic pros? Did 2006 happen at all? Feels like the opening credits of an episode of Soap.” Continue reading...

Society

15 h. ago World Darts Championship day 8 prediction, best bets and 22/1 treble

Follow our darts betting tips for Thursday’s action at the 2026 World Darts Championship

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