61 m. ago Conclave to choose new Pope to start on 7 May, Vatican confirms – Europe live

Process to decide on successor to Pope Francis will begin next weekWe are just getting a line from Reuters news agency saying that the Conclave to elect new pope will start on 7 May, according to its source.We have not independently verified this report. Continue reading...

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71 m. ago Critically ill children’s dreams come true as they perform with Sam Ryder at Disneyland Paris

The emotional performance in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle was timed to celebrate World Wish Day on 29th April and to mark the launch of Disney Music Festival

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92 m. ago Inside 'Vancouver's darkest day' as witnesses relive sick truck attack that killed 11

The horrific truck attack, which took place at the annual Lapu Lapu festival celebrating Filipino culture on Saturday night, killed 11 and also left dozens of people injured

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94 m. ago M&S tells agency warehouse staff to stay at home after cyber attack

The company confirmed on Monday that the retailer is stopped taking orders from its website and app for a fourth day.

Events

98 m. ago NHS Lanarkshire backing Scots new national suicide prevention public awareness campaign

The initiative went live on the same day the Suicide Prevention Scotland's new website was launched.

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1 hour ago London Marathon runners given huge boost as hotel changed its name for the day

A Premier Inn in Canary Wharf, London, was rebranded as the Keep Go-Inn to give London Marathon runners an extra boost during the gruelling race yesterday

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1 hour ago Mahler 8 at the Multitudes festival: 'five stars, if not for the screensaver visuals'

The London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Edward Gardner, excel at Mahler’s 8th but the experimental video accompaniment was only partially successful

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2 h. ago Why you shouldn't break a car window to rescue a dog on a hot day

As the weather warms up, people are being reminded to not leave their dogs in hot cars. But what is the law exactly when it comes to breaking a car window to rescue a pet?

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2 h. ago Mohamed Salah among seven stars who missed out on Premier League winners' medal

Liverpool have won the Premier League title to hand Mohamed Salah his second winners' medal after he missed out in 2009-10 - joining a list of high profile players who also were also disappointed despite being part of successful seasons

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2 h. ago Ross Edgley aims to be ‘as fat as possible but as fit as possible’ for huge Icelandic swimming challenge

Consuming 10,000 calories per day, spending 12 hours in the water and inhaling baguettes wrapped in pizzas – this isn’t your typical training camp

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2 h. ago Tom Cruise, 62, 'enjoys a cinema date' with Ana de Armas, 36, in London amid swirling romance rumours

The pair were first linked on Valentine's Day after they were spotted enjoying dinner together - with the duo photographed together numerous times since.

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2 h. ago The one change that worked: I took my bra off during lockdown – and never put it on again

I couldn’t imagine life without hooks, wires and straps. Then Covid came along and suddenly I couldn’t bear any of itI still remember getting my first bra. It was soft, white cotton mesh with embroidered pink flowers. It served no discernible purpose other than to make sure I wasn’t the last girl in my class to get one. But to my 12-year-old self, it signified womanhood: what glamour, what sophistication, twirling in front of the mirror. I look just like Madonna, I thought. (I did not.) After this, more or less unthinkingly, I wore a bra every day for 20 years. There was the inevitable push-up phase, the simple T-shirt bra phase, the somewhat classier black lace phase. It was a non-negotiable step of getting dressed, even if I was just lounging around the house.All this changed in March 2020. I contracted Covid, which turned into long Covid; for three and a half years my life ground to a halt. Among an ever-rotating inventory of symptoms, one of the most persistent was an intense pa...

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2 h. ago London Marathon runner gets tube back home and something special happens

This heartwarming moment shows how people come together to support runners on London Marathon day – as a dad-of-two was stunned by something special on the tube post race

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2 h. ago Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen takes drastic action as goat eats quadbike keys

Amanda Owen fears the worst when her goat eats her quad bike keys. Luckily one of her nine children has a bright idea to save the day, and it works!

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2 h. ago Journalists swarm cardinals at the Vatican gates as they meet to plan a conclave

Cardinals arriving for the first day of meetings after Pope Francis’ funeral were swarmed at the city-state’s gates by journalists eager for hints of whether any consensus is building around the election of a successor

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2 h. ago Jeremy Renner reveals 'tiny but monumental' mistake that caused near

The Hawkeye star was pulled under a 14,000-pound snowcat while trying to save his nephew on New Year’s Day in 2023

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3 h. ago Direct train services from Newcastle to Brighton via Gatwick proposed

If approved, there could be as many as five services per day in each direction, from December 2026

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3 h. ago Snooker World Championship 2025 Monday Matches: Who is playing today, who's through, prize money, odds

It’s day ten at the Crucible Theatre and, as we reach the halfway point of the competition, the remaining second round matches will be concluded.

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3 h. ago Dept. Q: Everything you need to know about Netflix's new Edinburgh

Starring Matthew Goode, Chloe Pirrie and more, Dept. Q is set in Edinburgh and the surrounding area.

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3 h. ago How compounding works and why it’s your most powerful wealth

If you’re looking for a recipe for investing success, the key ingredient is patience

Economics