27 m. ago Alan Carr shares Paloma Faith friendship update after Celebrity Traitors betrayal

Comedian has revealed singer is ‘not happy’ with his backstabbing antics on BBC game show

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36 m. ago Parking and bus lane fines in London jump 13% as borough councils rake in £1bn a year from 'money making exercise'

Year-on-year, penalty charges for contravened parking, bus lane and moving traffic regulations rose by 13.5% to 9.4m. Compared to 2010 figures, that's a 70% jump in charges issued.

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38 m. ago Cumbernauld Colts boss blasts ref for errors in cup exit as he claims official 'admitted red card was wrong'

The Broadwood side crashed out of the Scottish Cup and Doyle was left fuming at some of the decisions that went against his side

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48 m. ago Mikel Arteta claims he's making change to Arsenal defence that will 'raise the level'

Arsenal have conceded just three goals in all competitions this season, but Mikel Arteta believes their defence can get even better ahead of their Carabao Cup game against Brighton

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49 m. ago Trump says he will cut fentanyl tariff on Chinese goods and expects ‘great deal’ with Xi – business live

Most Asian stock markets rally on trade deal optimism, ahead of expected US interest rate cutAston Martin has slashed £300m from its investment plans after the British sportscar maker reported a bigger than expected loss in the third quarter because of Donald Trump’s tariffs and weak demand in China.The carmaker said on Wednesday that losses before tax were £112m in the third quarter of 2025, a ninefold increase from £12m a year earlier.This year has been marked by significant macroeconomic headwinds, particularly the sustained impact of US tariffs and weak demand in China.Work is under way to review our future product cycle plan with the aim of optimising costs and capital investment while continuing to deliver innovative, class-leading products to meet customer demands and regulatory requirements. Continue reading...

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60 m. ago Aston Martin pleads for more government support as losses widen

Aston Martin said it was reviewing plans for upcoming car models in a bid to cut costs.

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67 m. ago Cost of car finance scandal could cause 'significant' hit to UK economy, Santander boss warns

The group's chief executive Mike Regnier said current proposals 'could significantly impact jobs, growth and the broader UK economy'.

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1 hour ago Santander halts results and calls for Government action on motor finance

The Spanish-owned group raised fears that compensation scheme plans could impact the car finance market and wider motor sector.

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1 hour ago End of life expert explains exactly what happens to the body when we are dying

A hospice doctor who oversees the care of terminally ill patients in their final moments has detailed exactly what happens to the body when we're dying.

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2 h. ago Alan Carr 'couldn't get away' as he shares struggle behind major Celebrity Traitors moment

Celebrity Traitors star Alan Carr, who opened up about how he had a front row seat to the hilarity, discussed what has been described by one fan as the "TV moment of the year"

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2 h. ago Carlos Alcaraz argues with coach and admits 'worst feelings' after loss to Cameron Norrie

Carlos Alcaraz was defeated by British star Cameron Norrie in the Paris Masters quarter-finals and the Spanish sensation was unsure what went wrong as he lost in three sets

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2 h. ago Carlos Alcaraz paints worrying picture after arguing with coach in Cameron Norrie defeat

Carlos Alcaraz was dumped out of the Paris Masters by Cameron Norrie on Wednesday and the Spaniard was unable to explain his surprise defeat in the French capital

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2 h. ago England batting woes continue as New Zealand seal ODI series victory

2nd ODI: New Zealand, 177-5, bt England, 175, by five wktsDaryl Mitchell hits 56no while Jofra Archer fires on returnHalf-centuries from Rachin Ravindra and Daryl Mitchell carried New Zealand to a second one-sided victory against an England side still searching for a winning formula in the 50-over format. This loss added another track to their rotten recent record: a ninth consecutive away defeat in ODIs and a 10th in 11 games on their travels in the last 12 months, while also ensuring a sixth series defeat in their last seven attempts.Against a New Zealand side without their premium fast bowler, Matt Henry, who was diagnosed with a calf injury on the morning of the match, England were dismissed for just 175, leaving 14 overs unused and presenting their opponents with not so much a challenge as a stroll. After again losing the toss the tourists’ top-order again misfired, with Jamie Overton coming in at No 8 to top-score with 42. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Liverpool XI vs Crystal Palace: Predicted lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest for Carabao Cup today

Arne Slot could hand a debut to a summer signing at Anfield

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2 h. ago Referee set for Man Utd return vs Nottingham Forest after 'pointless' red card gesture

Darren England was the referee for Manchester United's 3-2 win over Ipswich Town in February and he will be in charge for the Reds' Premier League clash with Nottingham Forest

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2 h. ago Tottenham XI vs Newcastle: Predicted lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest for Carabao Cup today

Fresh injury blow has complicated Thomas Frank’s plans

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2 h. ago Chelsea XI vs Wolves: Predicted lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest for Carabao Cup today

Enzo Maresca can welcome back a key name from injury at Molineux

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2 h. ago Arsenal XI vs Brighton: Predicted lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest for Carabao Cup today

Gunners boss is juggling injuries in his squad for fourth-round clash

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2 h. ago Cameron Norrie topples Carlos Alcaraz at Paris Masters for ‘biggest win of career’

Norrie battled from a set down to win 4-6 6-3 6-4 and hailed the win as the biggest victory of his career

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2 h. ago BBC journalist barred from leaving Vietnam and interrogated repeatedly

BBC ‘deeply concerned’ for journalist’s wellbeing after Vietnamese police withhold their ID card and passportVietnamese authorities have barred a BBC journalist from leaving the country and subjected them to days of interrogation, in a press freedom case that comes to light during a high-profile visit by Vietnam’s leader to the UK.The journalist, a Vietnamese citizen who lives and works in Thailand, had returned to their home country in August to renew their passport, according a source with knowledge of the situation. Continue reading...

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