2 h. ago Lee Trundle vows to score goals at 50 after his astonishing body transformation

EXCLUSIVE: Football icon Lee Trundle has vowed to continue scoring goals into his 50s after he showed his incredible body transformation on his boxing debut

Politics

2 h. ago DWP urges state pensioners awaiting triple lock boost to claim possible extra £4,000

State pensioners are set to receive a 4.8 per cent pay rise next year, but the DWP has warned that people should review their finances now

Economics

2 h. ago Adorable rat sends Ratatouille fans into frenzy after crashing couple's romantic date in Rome

Tourists’ romantic meal by the Colosseum was hilariously hijacked by a cheeky rat, sparking a viral sensation and drawing comparisons to the beloved Disney animated movie Ratatouille and its protagonist Remy

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2 h. ago THE GREYHOUND DIARY by Judy Montagu Edited by Anna Mathias: Rip

- and then turned down a suitor worth $100 million

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2 h. ago Hotel review: Mallory Court Country House Hotel & Spa, Leamington Spa

Mallory Court is the perfect example of a cute, wholesome hotel in the English countryside.

Society

3 h. ago Who is Grey’s Anatomy star Sophia Bush? From iconic movies to famous ex

Dr. Cass Beckman made a dramatic return to Grey's Anatomy this week

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3 h. ago Danny Rohl told two Sheffield Wednesday mistakes he can't make at Rangers before Kilmarnock 'puzzle'

After defeat to Brann it's a domestic debut next up for Rohl against Stuart Kettlewell's men

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3 h. ago Cruz Beckham follows in Victoria's footsteps as he releases explicit debut music

Cruz Beckham is following in his mum Victoria's footsteps as he enters the world of music, but his debut singles are far from the girl power pop the Spice Girls released

Politics

4 h. ago Jac Morgan set for return as Wales international to make debut in Welsh derby

The teams for the Dragons' derby clash with the Ospreys in Newport have been named

Politics

4 h. ago West End Girl by Lily Allen: A masterpiece album of betrayal

Lily Allen’s first album in seven years is a searing takedown of a dying relationship that reminds us all how confessional pop is done best: with actual confessions

Politics

4 h. ago Add to playlist: the spiky, playful free jazz of Laura Ann Singh and the week’s best new tracks

A rowdy debut departs from Singh’s American bolero work to revel in the chaos of atonal scrapes, cymbal splashes, wonky horns and raucous vocals From Richmond, VirginiaRecommended if you like Cécile McLorin Salvant, Tomeka Reid, Ornette ColemanUp next Debut album, Mean Reds, released 24 OctoberAs the co-founder of American bolero group Miramar, vocalist Laura Ann Singh has spent the past five years minting a warm, nostalgic analogue sound, rich with Spanish-language harmonies. Her upcoming spiky solo debut, Mean Reds, disrupts that entirely. Supplanting the swaying Latin rhythms of bolero for a free jazz quartet, these eight tracks revel in atonal scrapes, cymbal splashes, keening horns and Singh’s lively vocals. Referencing avant garde pioneer Ornette Coleman’s free form improvisations as much as Joni Mitchell’s emotive lyricism, the result is a rowdy debut that launches Singh as one of the more distinctive new voices in jazz. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Shock therapy: why scary movies keep evolving – and making money

With Hollywood favouring franchise fare, horror films have become the last bastion of inventive film-making, producing a new generation of auteurs in the processFright club: eight film-makers who are redefining modern horrorEvery week at my local multiplex, there is a new horror film. If it’s not a reboot (I Know What You Did Last Summer) or sequel (Final Destination Bloodlines), it’s a prequel (The First Omen; A Quiet Place: Day One), the return of a beloved gothic icon (Luc Besson’s Dracula: A Love Tale; Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein), or a slasher movie (Dangerous Animals) in which the psycho killer’s weapon of choice is not blades, but sharks. Or it’s a thrilling, deliriously inventive dispatch from one of a new wave of horror auteurs shaking up the cinematic zeitgeist: Ryan Coogler’s Sinners, say, or Zach Cregger’s Weapons.By playing with metaphor, imagery and narrative, horror has always addressed hard truths about death, decay and the human condition that mainstream produ...

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5 h. ago ‘10 innocent people died’: The tragic history behind dark Springsteen album that inspired new biopic

In ‘Deliver Me From Nowhere’, Jeremy Allen White plays Bruce Springsteen during the writing of ‘Nebraska.’ Kevin E G Perry looks back at the creation of a haunting record that many, including Springsteen himself, consider the New Jersey songwriter’s finest work

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5 h. ago It's the turn of the season and the cosmos is changing, says JEMIMA CAINER

With the Moon moving into hopeful Sagittarius today, the cosmos is boosting our spirits and supporting us through the clocks changing and marking the turn of the season.

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5 h. ago The Ordinary’s foaming cleanser left our skin ‘feeling soft and smooth’ for less than £10

It has been made with oilier skin types in mind

Economics

6 h. ago THE SURGEON, THE MIDWIFE, THE QUACK by Alanna Skuse: Think you're having a baby? Bite your husband's bottom

Kathryn Hughes dives into the farcical and dangerous world of early modern medicine.

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6 h. ago Dazzling debut fiction: Flat Earth by Anika Jade Levy, Boy from the North Country by Sam Sussman, Our Precious Wars by Perrine Tripier

Sara Lawrence reviews the best debut fiction out this month

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6 h. ago Shockingly good literary fiction: MONA'S EYES by Thomas Schlesser, LOVE DIVINE by Ysenda Maxtone Graham, VAIM by Jon Fosse

Stephanie Cross reviews some of the best literary fiction out this month

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6 h. ago Keira Knightley takes on Kid's Fiction: BEAR'S NAP by Emily Gravett, I LOVE YOU JUST THE SAME by Keira Knightley, THE LONE HUSKY by Hannah Gold

Sally Morris reviews the best children's books out this month

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6 h. ago Criminally good Classic Crime: Scandalize my Name by Fiona Sinclair, Beattie Cavendish and the White Pearl Club by Mary

Barry Turner reviews Classic Crime

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