80 m. ago The 'harsh' truth about Tess Daly's Strictly exit: Insiders tell KATIE HIND the REAL reason she is following Claudia off the dancefloor

When Tess Daly was asked to co-host a new BBC show called Strictly Come Dancing in 2004, she could perhaps never have imagined still being at its helm more than 20 years later.

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2 h. ago Sinister theories explode after cops fail to find any fresh clues in search for Gus Lamont more than a month since the four

Gus was last seen playing in a mound of dirt near his grandparents' homestead on a sheep station 40km south of Yunta, in eastern South Australia, at about 5pm on September 27.

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3 h. ago Sinister twist in search for Gus Lamont after cops fail to find any fresh clues more than a month since the four

Gus was last seen playing in a mound of dirt near his grandparents' homestead on a sheep station 40km south of Yunta, in eastern South Australia, at about 5pm on September 27.

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5 h. ago Strictly's Amber Davies' boyfriend visits the West End star at rehearsals just days after Nikita Kuzmin was pictured kissing her forehead

In the wake of her intimate snaps with Nikita, sources close to Amber reacted to the images, telling the Daily Mail that any suggestion she has fallen victim to the show's 'curse' is nonsense.

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7 h. ago Survivors flee Sudan's 'apocalyptic' city where children have been slaughtered in front of their parents and 2,000 civilians executed in brutal civil war

Fresh satellite images suggest mass killings are likely ongoing, five days after the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces seized El-Fasher.

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9 h. ago Violence erupts in Manchester as horrific attack caught on camera with dozens watching

WARNING - DISTRESSING IMAGES: Police officers are reviewing footage of an attack in Piccadilly Garden that appeared to involve several people who were out on Halloween night

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10 h. ago 'The last couple of years have tested me in ways I never could have foreseen'. SAM RYDER reveals the dark truth about fame

He went from recording TikToks in his shed to winning the nation's hearts at Eurovision. But his Christianity has helped him deal with knockbacks along the way

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12 h. ago New CCTV image released as fears grow for missing Manchester man

Ivan was last seen three days ago

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12 h. ago Identity of newborn baby found dead in a bag on wasteland is still a mystery

The body of the baby boy was discovered near an industrial estate in Newport in January 2016 sparking a police appeal to find the child's mother due to concerns for her welfare

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13 h. ago People notice cheeky detail after group of pals take innocent snap together

Sometimes the most innocent-looking images might make you do a double take and this latest one is no different. Can you see why everyone's laughing over this shot?

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13 h. ago Halloween and a declining Christian tradition coexist on All Saints' Day in Spain

The sobriety of the Catholic tradition, by which on All Saints' Day graves are cleaned and flowers are brought to cemeteries to spend time with deceased loved ones, has given way in recent years to sweets, fake blood, and spider webs from one of the most iconic holidays in the United States

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15 h. ago Mystery of deserted Starbucks where you can't buy anything and no

It's built and ready to serve, but not one customer has walked through its doors

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16 h. ago Optical illusion has people in hysterics as they spot hilariously cheeky detail

Optical illusions can really confuse people's minds and this innocent-looking image is certainly no different. So can you see what's really going on with this picture?

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17 h. ago Football icon 'lost virginity to goat' and became 'bonking machine' with 14 kids

Brazil legend Garrincha, who played alongside Pele in two World Cup-winning teams, was a true footballing icon, who lived life to the fullest and off the pitch he was a man of mystery and intrigue

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18 h. ago What did Pasolini know? Fifty years after his brutal murder, the director’s vision of fascism is more urgent than ever

With mystery still surrounding Pier Paolo Pasolini’s death, the poet and film-maker’s warnings of corruption and rising totalitarianism offer a chilling message for our timesPier Paolo Pasolini was murdered at around midnight on 2 November 1975. His blood-soaked body was found the next morning on waste ground in Ostia, on the outskirts of Rome, battered so badly the famous face was almost unrecognisable. Italy’s premier intellectual, artist, provocateur, national conscience, homosexual, dead at the age of 53, his scandalous final film still in the editing suite. “Assassinato Pasolini,” the next morning’s papers announced, alongside photographs of the 17-year-old accused of his murder. Everyone knew his taste for working-class hustlers. A hookup gone wrong was the instant verdict.Some deaths are so suggestive that they become emblematic of a subject, the deceiving lens through which an entire life is forever after read. In this weirdly totalitarian mode of interpretation, Virginia Wo...

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28 h. ago ‘Ignorant’ Trump can’t resume nuclear testing – he could knock the earth off its axis

EXCLUSIVE: When Donald Trump talks of nuclear testing, it's hard not to imagine a vision of a giant orange baby juggling with a kitchen knife... with experts pointing to the past as an example

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30 h. ago FC Midtjylland warn against fake Celtic tickets with Europa League showdown set to be a sell out

The Hoops make the trip to Jutland on matchday four of the competition in six days time

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30 h. ago Gayle King lashes out at fake AI images amid CBS Mornings shake

King’s AI criticism came hours after a report indicated she could be leaving ‘CBS Mornings’

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31 h. ago Queen of Halloween Heidi Klum teases latest spooky look ahead of NYC spectacular

The 52-year-old model uploaded a photo to Instagram on Friday to offer a subtle tease about what she will dress up as. The image showed a grotesque mouth with razor-sharp teeth.

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33 h. ago The Guardian view on the atrocities in El Fasher: the responsibility for these horrors extends beyond Sudan’s borders | Editorial

The world said ‘never again’ after Darfur’s genocide. Yet it stood by as catastrophe loomedNo one can claim they did not know what would happen in El Fasher. An 18-month siege had already seen war crimes by the Rapid Support Forces, including the execution of civilians and sexual violence. Warnings of the massacres that would follow when the city in Darfur fell – as it did on Sunday – were widespread.The reality was an even darker hell, in the words of UN officials. The World Health Organization says that the RSF killed 460 people in one hospital. Satellite images appear to capture bloodstains on the ground. Footage showed fighters executing unarmed men. Other captives were taken for ransom. The UN says hundreds of civilians and unarmed fighters were raped or killed while trying to flee the city, with clear evidence of ethnically targeted violence. The horrors continue. Continue reading...

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