32 m. ago ITVX drops 'gripping' Nicola Walker detective crime drama and you can stream it all now

ITVX have announced the arrival of a "gripping" and binge-worthy crime drama series that is available to stream right now

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32 m. ago EastEnders fans claim villain is 'iconic' as shocking affair twist 'gives them life'

The latest episode of the programme boasted two stunning pieces of plot development

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41 m. ago ‘So many are devastated’: Trump’s federal layoffs and their ripple effect

From Beltway Virginia to Pittsburgh, it is not just laid-off workers feeling the impact but whole local economiesNaomi Anderson was on leave looking after her young baby when she was told her US Department of Agriculture job helping farmers in developing countries was being cut. A former volunteer with the Peace Corps, which sends young Americans overseas to projects in emerging economies, Anderson had expected to spend her whole career in international development.“I had taken this job two years ago expecting to stay here for at least 10 years, and you know, we had started to make a community and build up our life here. In January, we had started looking at buying a home,” she says. Continue reading...

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49 m. ago Get Daily Record's WhatsApp crime and gangland news updates straight to your phone

Our Criminal Record WhatsApp community will bring you the latest news from Scotland's underworld.

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54 m. ago 'Excellent' Phillips electric shaver drops from £140 to £59.99 in massive Argos discount

Now less than half price, the Philips Series 3000 shaver offers a solid 4.3 rating from 663 reviews.

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58 m. ago A husband and wife kiss in a doorway: Baldwin Lee’s best photograph

‘I wanted to create a dialogue between the couple kissing and the plaque showing two people in a similar pose. I didn’t ask about the hats. That wasn’t the kind of questioning I engaged in’When I began my project photographing in the southern states of the US, I’d only recently developed the confidence needed to take effective portraits. Speaking publicly or talking with people used to make me very nervous. But I was mainly photographing architecture – I knew I wanted to change and make people my subject. So I simply forced myself to endure the anxiety. I picked locations where people gathered in public, such as beaches or parks, and would make myself walk up to them and ask for permission to photograph them.If you do anything long enough, you start to get good at it, and eventually I turned myself into a very assertive photographer. I’m not an intimidating person – I’m small in stature – and generally speaking people like me. On any given day, if I were to ask 20 people to pose for...

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74 m. ago Cardiologist warning over 'alarming' high death rate from 'broken heart syndrome'

Experts are sounding the alarm after a concerning number of deaths due to a 'broken heart'

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85 m. ago Man City 'to complete' £25m transfer amid major Florian Wirtz and Tijjani Reijnders developments

City are already making moves ahead of the summer transfer window opening

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87 m. ago Sam Thompson and Pete Wicks make joint announcement and fans say 'this is so exciting'

It comes after Pete sent his best pal a sweet messages as he's left 'terrified' over unexpected solo mission

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88 m. ago Lighter may have been dropped deliberately at scene of fatal fire, jury told

Jurors trying Stoke-on-Trent men Daniel Tatters and Dale Francis, who deny murdering Akashdeep Singh, will retire to consider verdicts on Thursday.

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1 hour ago Foodie tests out new Krispy Kreme pistachio doughnut and is surprised by one thng

Krispy Kreme launched its new Pistachio Overload doughnut in UK stores after it first dropped in Australia last month, and a food critic has now shared her review of the treat

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1 hour ago Killer jailed for life over 'ferocious' murder on homeless man in park

Joshua Carroll left Headley Thomas with serious head injuries, which he later died from.

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1 hour ago Baroque breakout hit Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is unlike any game you’ve played before

This might be the most French game ever – but there is more to the small-scale development of this belle époque-inspired beauty than you thinkMuch has been made of the fact that the year’s most recent breakout hit, an idiosyncratic role-playing game called Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, was made by a small team. (It has just sold its two-millionth copy). It’s a tempting narrative in this age of blockbuster mega-flops, live-service games and eye-watering budgets: scrappy team makes a lengthy, unusual and beautiful thing, sells it for £40, and everybody wins. But it’s not quite accurate.Sandfall Interactive, the game’s French developer, comprises around 30 people, but as Rock Paper Shotgun points out, there are many more listed in the game’s credits – from a Korean animation team to the outsourced quality assurance testers, and the localisation and performance staff who give the game and its story heft and emotional believability. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Ruben Amorim personally steps in after Sir Jim Ratcliffe's unpopular Man United decision

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has made a classy gesture to his backroom staff ahead of the Europa League final

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2 h. ago Sleazy maths teacher who upskirted pupils at Cumbernauld school jailed

Lee Dixon was caught when another pupil noticed his mobile phone camera pointing at the underwear of a girl from beneath his desk.

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2 h. ago News | Investor to buy 'London Sphere' arena development site

News | Investor to buy 'London Sphere' arena development site  CoStar

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2 h. ago ITV soap legend steps down after 27 years in sad news for Emmerdale fans

John Whiston, Managing Director of Continuing Drama and Head of ITV in the North, is retiring from ITV after 27 years with the company and 40 years in television

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3 h. ago Royal Navy: "Secret weapon" being developed to hunt Russian submarines and protect British waters, report says

A “secret weapon” is being developed which the Royal Navy can use to deal with Russian submarines.

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3 h. ago Gamer, 25, develops terrifying 'dropped head syndrome' from looking at his phone too much

Japanese medics have warned young people to be aware of the dangers of prolonged smartphone use after treating a 25-year-old man whose gaming habit led him to develop dropped head syndrome.

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3 h. ago Power Suit Princess! Kate's tailored triumphs come in every colour

The Princess of Wales has developed a strong preference for trouser suits, choosing professional looks that align with her role as Queen-in-waiting.

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