9 m. ago Downton Abbey 3 UK streaming release date announced with 'exclusive' behind

Downton Abbey 3, The Grand Finale, came out in cinemas last month.

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14 m. ago Epic adventures: follow in the footsteps of history’s most intrepid explorers

From the Silk Road to South America, discover itineraries that have been chronicled by some of the world’s greatest travellers

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16 m. ago Downton Abbey 3 streaming release date confirmed and it's coming out sooner than you think

Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale, the third and final film in the hit period drama series, will soon be ready to stream.

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17 m. ago London travel news LIVE: Points failure partially suspends multiple TfL lines during rush hour

Multiple TfL lines were disrupted on Wednesday morning

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18 m. ago Teacher banned after telling pupil he would have sex with her when she turned 18 & calling her ‘one horny girl’

A TEACHER has been banned after reportedly telling a pupil he would have sex with her when she turned 18, calling her "one horny girl". Head of science at a south London school, the teacher was suspended and permanently banned following the shocking incident. Amrinder Singh Pannu, 38, made the lewd comments to one of...

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19 m. ago UK prosecutor says a spying case collapsed because the government wouldn't call China a threat

England's chief prosecutor says the trial of two British men accused of spying for China collapsed because the government refused to label China a national security threat

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26 m. ago Incredible moment meteor streaks over UK city lighting up night sky in front of shocked gazers

INCREDIBLE footage shows a meteor streaking over the UK leaving stargazers in awe. Lucky Brits in Northfields and Ealing, west London, have reported seeing a bright blob race through the city's sky on Tuesday night. Others claimed to have seen the unusual sighting from Wimbledon and Hampstead Heath. And some even reported catching a glimpse as far...

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36 m. ago 'Devastated' Stacey Solomon seethes 'I was robbed!' as she blasts double awards snub on BBC reality show

The most recent instalment saw the pair head off to the prestigious awards ceremony at Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall in London back in May.

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36 m. ago Chelsea confirm fresh injury boost ahead of Nottingham Forest trip

Chelsea’s injury crisis in central defence is clearing ahead of Premier League return

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37 m. ago The Decadence by Leon Craig review – queer haunted house tale fails to chill

Privileged university friends retreat to the countryside, in a gothic novel mostly made up of vibesIn many ways I am the ideal reader for this queer haunted house novel from the author of the 2022 short-story collection Parallel Hells. As a teenager I was a passionate fan of gothic literature; I love a haunted house novel, and believe The Little Stranger, Sarah Waters’s masterpiece of the genre, is yet to be bettered. It’s an admiration that Leon Craig shares. She also cites Donna Tartt’s The Secret History as an influence, which gives some clue to the setup that greets the reader in The Decadence. Namely, privileged university friends retreat to a haunted country house – inherited, naturally, by one of the group – to indulge in an array of illegal substances and sexual configurations. Bring it on, I thought.But though I tried very much to care about them, the twists and turns in the characters’ relationships did not make much of an impre...

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38 m. ago Grow review – polished pumpkin growing caper stuffed with perky charm and comedy talent

Featuring the likes of Nick Frost, Jane Horrocks and Golda Rosheuvel, this family heartwarmer makes for perfectly serviceable seasonal fareThis perky British kids’ movie lists five different people in the writing credits (two of whom chipped in with “additional material”); this may explain in part why its story beats arrive with such metronomic precision, and the characters feel as if they were grown hydroponically in a lab. Which is of course ironic because the setting is a family-run farm where agronomist-owner Dinah (Golda Rosheuvel) decides to go organic after being inspired by her magical niece Charlie (Priya-Rose Brookwell, adorable) who can sense plants’ emotions by touch.Having only been recently introduced, for reasons the otherwise overpolished script fails to explain, Charlie and Dinah get to know each other over the course of a few seasons – which just so happens to be the length of time it takes to grow a pumpkin for the annual village competition. Charlie hopes to use ...

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48 m. ago Big Brother 2025 winner ‘sealed’ after formal warning given over Caroline's outburst

Last night's episode of Big Brother proved to be a hugely dramatic one, with Caroline receiving a formal warning after calling male transgender contestant Zelah 'a girl'

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48 m. ago Brave actress and model Jennifer Winter breaks silence on her online stalking and harassment

The beauty found the courage to share her story as she represents Edinburgh at next week’s 80th anniversary Miss Great Britain finals in Leicester.

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78 m. ago London travel news LIVE: Delays on multiple TfL lines during rush hour

The Central and Metropolitan lines were experiencing delays on Wednesday morning

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83 m. ago Missing store cat finally found after hitching a ride to another state

Francine the cat is back home at a Lowe’s store in Virginia after going missing

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90 m. ago Edwyn Collins Albert Hall review: Inspirational Orange Juice frontman pays an emotional farewell to Manchester

Edwyn Collins played his final gig in Manchester on Tuesday evening when he appeared at the city's Albert Hall

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94 m. ago Arsenal news: Mikel Arteta outcast admits exit plan as secret agreement reached

Arsenal are currently top of the Premier League table and have a flawless record in the Champions League and there is plenty going on behind the scenes in North London

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98 m. ago Nolberto Solano: ‘I would like to play like Klopp but you need to be realistic’

The former Newcastle and Peru winger became Pakistan’s head coach in July and he tells Tusdiq Din he enjoys the challenge of making the team more competitiveNolberto Solano has become accustomed to firsts. He was the first Peruvian to feature in the Premier League after he joined Newcastle in 1998, and the first to play in an FA Cup final the following year. In April 2001 he became the first Premier League player to be sent off by Mike Dean. Now, in the latest stop on a peripatetic coaching journey, the 50-year-old is hoping to lead Pakistan’s men to their first Asian Cup.After taking the lesser trodden path from Lima to Lahore, Solano faces crucial back-to-back qualifiers for the 2027 tournament against Afghanistan, beginning at home on Thursday. Then, in November and March, come visits from Syria and Myanmar, who won the reverse fixtures. Solano, who replaced the Englishman Stephen Constantine as Pakistan’s head coach in July, is clear on his ambitions. Continue reading...

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98 m. ago What channel is Scotland vs Greece? Live stream, TV and kick off details for crucial World Cup qualifier

Steve Clarke and Co will be out for Hampden revenge as they bid to take another huge stride towards the finals next summer

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1 hour ago The falling dominoes that could finally deliver a verdict on Man City’s 100+ charges

A decision is finally expected soon on the infamous Manchester City case, with the recent settlement in the APT case possibly foreshadowing the end of the saga

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