29 h. ago Strictly Come Dancing's Thomas Skinner says 'it wasn't fair' as he details final absence

Thomas Skinner appeared on Good Morning Britain to discuss his Strictly Come Dancing experience, finale absence and future BBC work.

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5 d. ago We're champion rally drivers and race on ice for a living...this is how you should REALLY drive in the snow

A World Rally Championship driver, a two-time British rally champion and one of the UK's most experienced motoring journalists give their expert advice on driving in snow.

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6 d. ago Would you swap your salmon for sprat? Millions of Brits keen to trade imported fish for home

More than 40 per cent of Brits say they are willing to experiment with species of fish they have never tried before.

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1 week ago Migrants are at the heart of our art, our music, our whole history. That’s what the right won’t admit to you | Rowan Williams

From Britain’s medieval buildings to western pop and contemporary art, these creations showcase our interwoven storiesWe are repeatedly sold a painfully two-dimensional picture of the motivations of those seeking shelter in Britain. According to this picture, migrants are eager to experience the benefits of our society, but they are also out to undermine it, because they come from cultures whose values are dramatically different from our own. Think of the ongoing “grooming gangs” scandal: an undeniably appalling series of events, institutional failures and victim-blaming that has been transformed into a narrative that suggests any “alien” is likely to be a sexual predator, since their predatory behaviour is a direct consequence of their religious and cultural background.So often, all we are allowed to know about asylum seekers is that they are asking – with irritating persistence – for a place in our social fabric, as if they have no world of their own, no cultural hinterland, no re...

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1 week ago Reason you're sick AGAIN after 'super flu' as new 'mystery bug' sweeps UK

A pharmacist shares why exactly Brits are experiencing a new 'mystery illness' right after the dreaded 'super flu' as people across the country start 2026 sick in bed

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1 week ago From Woolworths to Wilko: The nostalgic UK shops and experiences Brits miss most

From Woolworths pick n mix to affordable concert tickets and McDonald's bus vouchers, Brits have shared the nostalgic shops, activities, and experiences they miss most from days gone by

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1 week ago From Woolworths to bus ticket McDonald’s vouchers, what Brits miss the most

Reddit users listed things they miss the most, including Woolworths, Wilko, McDonald's vouchers on the back of bus tickets, and cheap concert tickets, and a range of others.

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3 w. ago My big night out: I spent the evening with Ant and Dec – and it sparked an audacious new ambition

I was a chemistry student, my days spent boiling, titrating and stirring. But after that night, I formed a double act with a friend, writing jokes and making a radio show, before heading off to Australia Although I loved my time at Nottingham University, I didn’t go there with much intention of doing anything with my degree in chemistry afterwards. Not only was it full-on, I wasn’t particularly good at it. In an experiment to examine the incubation of goat’s blood, I accidentally added 10 times too much hydrogen peroxide. Blood shot out of the flask and splattered all over my face like a scene from The Sopranos. I can still hear my professor’s screams.But that’s OK, because I hadn’t really gone to university to win the Nobel prize, I’d gone to experience the culture of the mid 90s. British dance music – through acts such as Orbital, Leftfield, Underworld, Faithless and the Chemical Brothers – was exploding. Britpop was happening around me: (What’s the Story?) Morning Glory was relea...

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3 w. ago Carrier bags from Christmas shopping sprees in decades past will make you feel nostalgic for the high street glory days

Before the days of online ordering, gathering festive necessities was a workout in itself with shoppers trudging home with bags from all the big department stores and popular retailers of the time.

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3 w. ago M&S shoppers rush to buy 'gold dust' chocolates tin that's so nostalgic

M&S shoppers have been going wild for this nostalgic chocolate tin that will remind you of Christmasses gone by. That's because it's huge, has classic flavours and is actually good value!

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3 w. ago Win a luxury Tate Britain experience and explore the largest Lee Miller retrospective

Win a full Tate Britain experience – including a London hotel stay, lunch for two, a year-long membership, and the Lee Miller catalogue – just in time to see the largest retrospective of her work ever in the UK

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3 w. ago Christmas toys from the '80s and '90s that topped every child's wish list

These nostalgic toys had parents queuing for hours in shops across the UK during the festive season

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3 w. ago 'He thought he was untouchable': Insiders tell KATIE HIND why David Walliams is 'despised'... and the women who are saying it's time he faced the music

In July 2020, writes KATIE HIND, I drove up the M6 to meet a woman who had contacted me to share some worrying and bizarre experiences she had had with Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams.

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3 w. ago Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua's recent fight records ahead of huge Netflix fight

Anthony Joshua will take on Jake Paul on Friday night as the American aims to pull off the upset of the century against the experienced British boxer

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3 w. ago Finally, Labour is finding its nerve and getting Britain’s bad Brexit deal undone | Polly Toynbee

Rejoining Erasmus should just be a first step – as the economic evidence piles up, the need for closer ties with Europe could not be clearerMonth by month, Labour is bringing us closer to Europe. This week, the UK announced it is rejoining the Erasmus+ youth exchange programme. This will open the door beyond the many young people who attend university – its remit includes FE students, apprentices, and youth and school groups. A whoop of excitement greeted the announcement, with opportunities for those involved in education, training, culture and sport, and a commitment to maximise take-up by disadvantaged young people. Widening experience, encouraging adventure: Erasmus+ may help cure Britain’s monolingual handicap and the catastrophic decline in language courses. Last year in the UK, less than 3% of A-levels were in languages.This all eludes Europhobes such as Andrew Neil, who posted on X that “extra taxes now being inflicted on working people will be used to finance some ‘study’ i...

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3 w. ago Canadian woman points out 'major problem' with dating British men

A Canadian woman who moved to the UK has sparked debate after sharing her experiences dating British men and questioning whether fast-paced expectations are normal

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