61 m. ago Watch the incredible moment darts star loses a TOOTH while celebrating victory in World Cup match

The incident, captured in a viral video shared on X , shows Krivka throwing the match-winning dart into the D20 and celebrating with teammate Karel Sedlacek at the Eissporthalle.

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82 m. ago Trump's parade will see Secret Service 'triple check troops are MAGA to their toenails'

EXCLUSIVE: A top security expert believes it's hard to see how Trump could be more protected and more secure from a sniper's attack on Saturday, but one of the thousands of soldiers may pose a threat

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1 hour ago Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'axe four key staff members' after string of disasters

Earlier this year, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle hired Meredith Maines as their new chief communication officer, and over the past few months their team has undergone some changes

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2 h. ago Air India footage shows object 'flying off plane' moments before horror crash

The tragedy saw 241 people lose their lives as the Boeing plane crashed in Ahmedabad, but new footage now appears to show a mystery object coming off the plane before it came down

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3 h. ago "Wow, it's so pretty!" Stockport's landmark pyramid curry house makes it onto BBC's One Show

TV chef Romy Gill and former Co-op staff have joined the chorus of praise for the new Royal Nawaab

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3 h. ago World Cup of Darts hero’s ‘tooth falls out on stage’ during wild celebrations

The World Cup of Darts produced another hilarious moment as Czechia star Petr Krivka appeared to lose his tooth while celebrating before picking it up and putting it in his pocket

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4 h. ago Soldier who stole more than £300,000 from the MoD to buy 'adult services' and a hair transplant is jailed

Staff Sergeant Andrew Oakes was in charge of a pre-signed military cheque book, which he used on 125 occasions to funnel cash into his own account.

Economics

4 h. ago Paedophile NHS anaesthetist, 37, who took indecent photos of unconscious patients including girl, five, loses bid to shorten jail sentence

Edward Finn committed 'about as egregious breach of trust as can be imagined' when he captured the pictures of four female victims.

Events

4 h. ago Emma Raducanu overpowered by Zheng Qinwen at end of positive week

British No 1 cannot match world No 5 who wins 6-2, 6-4Raducanu loses after two impressive straight-sets winsEmma Raducanu’s positive week at Queen’s came to a difficult end as she was overpowered by Zheng Qinwen, the Chinese top seed and world No 5, who produced a stellar performance to reach her first grass court semi-final with a 6-2, 6-4 win.After two months of trying to adapt her game to slow, unfamiliar clay courts, returning to the grass-court season on home soil has provided Raducanu with a helpful boost. She put together two impressive straight-sets wins against the Spanish ­qualifier Cristina Bucsa and Rebecca Sramkova, the world No 41. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Voices: The world has gone wild for Labubus. Why the heck is everyone obsessed with these hideous little gremlins?

The latest trend causing society to lose its collective mind is bizarre, childish and – quite frankly – hideous, writes Mike Bedigan

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6 h. ago WFH employee sacked for claiming she had worked five hours when she had in fact logged on for 11 minutes loses unfair dismissal case

Senior university students' union employee, Sharon Wiltshire, who worked from home, was sacked after claiming to have worked for five hours, despite having logged in for only 11 minutes. 

Society

6 h. ago FBI issues warning to all 1.8b iPhone users over dangerous scam: 'Delete these new texts NOW'

The phone scam has surged more than 700 percent this month, as cybercriminals launch a new wave of text attacks targeting Android and iPhone users across the US.

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6 h. ago Sadiq Khan's £210m Londonwide Ulez scrappage fund got 53,000 polluting vehicles off the roads

Revealed: fraudsters made 12,000 failed applications for City Hall payouts

Economics

6 h. ago MPs pile extra safeguards into assisted dying laws as Labour's Kim Leadbeater suffers first Commons defeat on her Bill

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill underwent a second day of report stage in the House of Commons as they debated various amendments.

Events

7 h. ago Simone Biles apologizes to Riley Gaines over trans athlete row amid right

Biles apologizes for personal attack on GainesFox News airs 17 segments on Biles-Gaines rowHost calls Biles ‘mentally weak’ after apologySimone Biles has apologized for making personal remarks about Riley Gaines in a heated online exchange over transgender athlete participation in sports, even as conservative media figures continued to attack the gymnast.The most decorated gymnast in history, Biles had called Gaines “truly sick” and a “sore loser” in a viral social media post after Gaines misgendered a Minnesota high school softball player who is transgender. Biles later said her frustration was directed at the system that puts athletes in difficult positions and that singling out an underage player crossed a line. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Swansea City make major coaching announcement as duo appointed and exit confirmed

Swansea have confirmed the make-up of Alan Sheehan's coaching staff for the 2025/26 season

Politics

8 h. ago Scots pensioner couple lose legal fight against winter fuel payment cut

Peter and Florence Fanning took the UK and Scottish Governments to court to challenge their decisions on the controversial cut.

Economics

9 h. ago An Iran oil shock would put global growth on a slippery slope

Disruption to tanker traffic at the Strait of Hormuz would pose a much bigger risk to oil supply

Events

9 h. ago Expert tips for retirees to secure winter fuel payment and avoid losing £300

Thousands of pensioners could lose the winter fuel payment unless they carefully manage their income - but there are five simple ways to dodge the new rule

Economics

9 h. ago Voices: A lifesize Labubu just sold for $170,000. Is everyone OK?

The latest trend causing society to lose its collective mind is bizarre, childish and – quite frankly – hideous, writes Mike Bedigan

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