54 m. ago Charlie Nicholas claims watching Celtic doesn't feel the same and admits relationship with owners is 'not good'

Former Sky Sports pundit Nicholas has never shied away from airing his views on the Parkhead club

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68 m. ago Major UK toy brand shuts 29 stores and axes employees as it blames one thing

The famous toy retailer now runs 11 stores across the UK and 176 branches worldwide and has reduced its UK workforce from 435 to 401

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69 m. ago Moderation by Elaine Castillo review – a twisted look at the tech workplace

Castillo’s ambitious second novel, set in the worlds of social media and VR, considers labour and storytelling in a world veering rightElaine Castillo’s second novel is set within the rotten heart of the US tech industry, where “Girlie was, by every conceivable metric, one of the very best.” What makes her so effective in her underpaid contract role moderating content for social media giant Reeden is that most prized of workplace currencies: a stoical capacity for labour. Though the job’s mental toll is clear – suicides are common, white staff never stick around and wellness support remains superficial – Girlie proves exceptionally hardy, near-perfect in her ability to identify and scrape feeds free of child sexual abuse content. Behind her productive impassivity, Castillo tells us with a sombre touch of irony, is a “glowing” line of ancestors – Filipina nurses and maids who have long cleaned up after others.Things look up for Girlie once William Cheung enters the scene, inviting he...

Science

69 m. ago AD FEATURE: Trafford Centre Summer Fair returns with giant beach and new kids' activity zone

The event will feature mouth-watering food and drink, thrilling rides and plenty of fun activities for children

Society

71 m. ago 'Toddlers fall asleep in 15 minutes with clever hack that's saved my sanity'

If you struggle with putting your children to bed, one dad has shared a 'game-changing' trick that reduced his toddlers' bedtime routine from an hour to just 15 minutes

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90 m. ago Loose Women stars 'upset' as 'major part of show axed' amid major ITV shake

Loose Women is set to be involved in the upcoming ITV shake-up, but reports claim that a huge part of the show will be axed as the network undergoes a major makeover

Culture

1 hour ago Starmer and Macron race to strike 'one in, one out' Channel migrant deal TODAY but it would only cover 50 arrivals a week as critics dismiss 'merry go round'

Keir Starmer is hoping for 'concrete progress' on the crisis as the French president wraps up his three-day State Visit to the UK.

Events

1 hour ago Multiple children taken to hospital after falling ill during 'extraordinary medical incident' at music festival

The festival was cancelled on Wednesday

Science

2 h. ago European court finds Russia responsible for human rights abuses during Ukraine invasion

Europe’s top human rights court is set to rule Wednesday on Russia’s actions in the conflict in Ukraine

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2 h. ago Angry British tennis star to lose half his Wimbledon earnings over verbal abuse incident

The defending men’s doubles champion has been hit in the pocket but he is coming out fighting

Events

3 h. ago Trump administration sanctions UN expert Francesca Albanese over criticism of Israel’s war on Gaza

Move against independent human rights abuses investigator represents latest US effort to punish critics of Israel’s war

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3 h. ago Married couple caught in £50,000 DWP benefit scam after posting holiday photos online

Alan Forsythe, 37, and wife Jemma, 36, were living with their two children when they claimed they were each living alone

Economics

3 h. ago Superman star Nicholas Hoult surprises children at arts centre in east London

Though the actor plays villain Lex Luthor, he received a hero’s welcome from his unsupecting audience of 7 to 11 year-old’s at Rich Mix in Shoreditch

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3 h. ago Elon Musk unfollows MAGA allies as he fumes over Jeffrey Epstein client list 'cover

The world's richest man has expressed fury over Attorney General Pam Bondi's claims that a full and thorough investigation had not produced an Epstein 'client list.'

Politics

3 h. ago 'Will this take long?', man asks after going through 'nothing to declare' lane at Manchester Airport

Wembadive Onokoko claimed he had 'only brought clothes'

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3 h. ago 'I don't know what it is', man tells Border Force officers following suitcase discovery at Manchester Airport

Wembadive Onokoko claimed he had 'only brought clothes'

Society

3 h. ago Burkina Faso's only eye doctor for children sees the trauma of both play and conflict

Dr. Claudette Yaméogo is Burkina Faso’s only ophthalmologist who specializes in treating children

Events

4 h. ago Can we put our children on our properties' deeds to avoid inheritance tax?

We own our home and a buy-to-let, and want our two children to each become a joint owner on one property.

Society

4 h. ago How does the right tear down progressive societies? It starts with a joke | George Monbiot

Whether it’s bloodshed at Glastonbury or starving people on benefits, their ‘irony poisoning’ seeps obscene ideas into the range of the possibleImagine the furore if a Guardian columnist suggested bombing, say, the Conservative party conference and the Tory stronghold of Arundel in Sussex. It would dominate public discussion for weeks. Despite protesting they were “only joking”, that person would never work in journalism again. Their editor would certainly be sacked. The police would probably come knocking. But when the Spectator columnist Rod Liddle speculates about bombing Glastonbury festival and Brighton, complaints are met with, “Calm down dear, can’t you take a joke?” The journalist keeps his job, as does his editor, the former justice secretary Michael Gove. There’s one rule for the left and another for the right.The same applies to the recent comments on GB News by its regular guest Lewis Schaffer. He proposed that, to reduce the number of disabled people claiming benefits, ...

Politics

5 h. ago Heroics of Texas camp counselors cast spotlight on those who oversee millions of US kids each summer

As floodwaters rose in Texas, camp counselors hoisted children onto rafters, carried them to dry ground and sang with them to keep them calm

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