73 m. ago Next releases two beauty advent calendars packed with Elemis, Murad and more

The retailer has two beauty advent calendars this year, each packed with 25 goodies, from skincare, to make-up and body products

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75 m. ago Woman 'buzzing' with £2 Ikea Too Good To Go bag after spotting one item

Scottish woman Dayna drove to Ikea late one evening to pick up her Too Good To Go bag and was left gobsmacked when she saw the contents of it as people were excited for her

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2 h. ago Princess Diana's former hairdresser condemns 'evil' and 'nasty' trolls criticising Kate's new blonde hair

Princess Diana's former hairdresser has condemned 'nasty' comments made about the Princess of Wales 's hair - as she stepped out with her newly blonde tresses.

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2 h. ago London travel news LIVE: Travel chaos as Elizabeth line and Overground trains part suspended

Signal system faults at several stations are causing disruption across London’s travel network

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2 h. ago 'I spent £2 on Ikea's Too Good To Go bag and couldn't believe my eyes when opening it'

A woman went to Ikea to excitedly pick up her £2 Too Good To Go bag from the well-known Swedish restaurant as she was hoping for it to include one specific thing

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2 h. ago Forget New York and Chicago – this friendly Canadian gem is the North American city I return to time and again

Compared to the hustle of many of North American cities, Robin McKelvie finds Vancouver to be the USA’s cooler – quite literally – Canadian cousin, with a culture that revels in nature and a food scene to rival the best south of the border

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3 h. ago Low water levels at popular beach reveals truck containing human remains

People spotted the truck just below the water line over the Labor Day weekend

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3 h. ago Body found in river near Loch Ness amid search for missing woman

Police said the body was discovered in the River Foyers

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4 h. ago London travel news LIVE: Trains running to and from Clapham Junction disrupted during rush hour

Signal system faults and points failures at several stations are causing disruption across London’s travel network

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4 h. ago London travel news LIVE: Trains disrupted between Victoria and Clapham Junction during rush hour

Signal system faults at several stations are causing disruption across London’s travel network

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4 h. ago Woman's body found in river after search for missing mum as death treated as 'unexplained'

A woman's body was found in a river in the Scottish Highlands during a search for missing woman Naomi McSorley, 63, whose family have been informed though formal identification is yet to take place

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4 h. ago Authoritative to authoritarian: rightwing radicalisation is blurring the Conservatives’ political red lines | Andy Beckett

Listen to the inflammatory language around immigration, multiculturalism, press freedom – that old notion of British ‘moderation’ has gone for everSign up for our new weekly newsletter Matters of Opinion, where our columnists and writers will reflect on what they’ve been debating, thinking about, reading and moreWhile British rightwing politics has never been exactly a gentle pursuit, there is a longstanding assumption that its tone and content have limits. Enoch Powell’s “rivers of blood” speech, Oswald Mosley’s embrace of fascism, Keith Joseph’s 1974 speech apparently in favour of eugenics: each of these transgressions was punished and became infamous.According to believers in this country’s political moderation, the mainstream British right does not make overt appeals to prejudice, encourage political violence, form alliances with the far right, or advocate authoritarianism here or abroad. Unlike in other democracies, such as interwar Germany, our conservatism has always had red ...

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4 h. ago ‘True flavours and honest hospitality’: readers’ favourite food experiences in Europe

From a herring festival in The Hague to the best pizza in Rome, our tipsters share their perfect foodie travel moments• Tell us about a community travel experience – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucherDespite its name, Flag Day (Vlaggetjesdag) in Scheveningen – a seaside resort close to The Hague – is actually more about fresh herring. Fishmongers bring in the first catch of the year in June, the hollandse nieuwe, and mark the start of the herring season with festivities, marching bands, wearing traditional costumes, and even an auction of the first vat of fish to raise money for charity. Don’t miss the chance to share a jenever (gin) with a Scheveninger, who will tell you how this year’s herring compares with last year’s.Olivia Continue reading...

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4 h. ago ‘I visited foodie paradise city with most Michelin stars per person for one simple dish’

While northern Spain may not attract as many tourists as it's resort-packed neighbours in the south, one city is attracting a whole new set of visitors looking to try some of the best food the country has to offer

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4 h. ago What are Masters football stars doing now? Sky Sports pundit to commentary favourite

Masters football is returning to England this week after its comeback in 2022, featuring some legendary names, as was the case when the popular six-a-side tournament started 25 years ago

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4 h. ago Famed cake shop to open new Manchester location this weekend

There's also set to be free face painting too

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5 h. ago Mancs in the dark over council's £24m energy network performance after £1.3m losses and no net zero gain

It opened to acclaim, a fun nickname, and an architectural award - but within four years, the council-owned Manchester Energy Network made at least £1.3m in losses, never contributed to net zero, and needed a £1.5m bailout. Now, Ethan Davies reports we still don't know how it's doing

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5 h. ago Andy Robertson makes heartbreaking Diogo Jota claim in first public comments on death

Liverpool star Diogo Jota tragically died in July at the age of just 28 and the Portugal international's friends and colleagues are still coming to terms with the loss

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5 h. ago ‘All I have left is this cloth’: Afghan earthquake survivors still waiting for help

Villagers near epicentre of devastation in Kunar province say they have been left without adequate food, tents or medical help as harsh terrain and loss of foreign aid hamper Taliban’s relief effortsIn the shattered houses of Wadeer village in Afghanistan’s Kunar province, survivors of Sunday’s devastating earthquake that has killed more than 2,200 people say they are still waiting for the most basic help: food and shelter.The 6.0-magnitude quake, which struck eastern Afghanistan – and has been followed by two further earthquakes including one overnight – also injured more than 3,600, according to Taliban officials. The district of Nurgal, in the west of Kunar province, where the village of Wadeer lies, was the epicentre of the devastation, with 1,000 people confirmed dead and 2,500 injured. More than 5,700 homes were destroyed. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Afghan earthquake survivors still waiting for help as aid cuts hit Taliban relief efforts

Villagers near epicentre of devastation in Kunar province say they have been left without adequate food, tents or medical help as harsh terrain and loss of foreign aid hamper responseIn the shattered houses of Wadeer village in Afghanistan’s Kunar province, survivors of Sunday’s devastating earthquake that has killed more than 2,200 people say they are still waiting for the most basic help: food and shelter.The 6.0-magnitude quake, which struck eastern Afghanistan – and has been followed by two further earthquakes including one overnight – also injured more than 3,600, according to Taliban officials. The district of Nurgal, in the west of Kunar province, where the village of Wadeer lies, was the epicentre of the devastation, with 1,000 people confirmed dead and 2,500 injured. More than 5,700 homes were destroyed. Continue reading...

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