15 m. ago Jurgen Klopp admitted £73million Man Utd star would look 'very good' in Liverpool shirt

Jurgen Klopp was on the hunt for fresh talent following Liverpool's 2019/20 Premier League title triumph, admitting that one star in particular piqued his interest before he joined Manchester United

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44 m. ago Beauty expert reveals how to treat common foot conditions before summer: from fungal nails to verrucas

From diabetes to arthritis, serious conditions often show up in your feet first. Alice Robertson reveals how wellbeing starts from the toes up

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44 m. ago Our expert on the four best southern French wines, starting from just £8.50

Charlotte's southern French finds

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44 m. ago Scientists stumped by perfect sphere in Space sending out radio signals

A globe that looks like an alien world has been picked up by Australia’s ASKAP telescope which has "remarkable circular symmetry" and defies current space theories

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45 m. ago Those who object to music events shutting off parks are branded nimbys. But this time, I’m on their side | Moya Lothian

A high court dispute over a south London park shows the limits of private interests encroaching on public spaceA grassy south London oasis erupted into a turf war this week. From Monday, visitors to Brockwell Park would have seen calling cards left by both sides. The provocation? A sturdy 3-metre-high boundary fence, encircling large swathes of the 50-hectare (125-acre) stretch that has been designated for music festivals this summer. Daubed on the structure were signs of discord: graffitied messages in stark white lettering. “You fucked our park,” read one. “We fucked your wall.”Brockwell is now the hottest front in a conflict that has started to rear its head in the capital every summer. A week ago, it made the front pages in the form of a bombshell high court ruling against Lambeth council. The authority responsible for the park lost a case brought by Protect Brockwell Park (PBP), a group of local residents and park users who argued that the council had not obtained the proper pl...

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45 m. ago ‘They first come for great acts of culture’: Cate Blanchett sets up grant for displaced film

Actor and UN refugee ambassador gives warning about authoritarian regimes at launch of film fundAuthoritarian regimes “first come for great acts of culture” when they start to curtail civil liberties, Cate Blanchett warned as she launched a new grant for displaced film-makers.The two-time Oscar winner and goodwill ambassador for the UN refugee agency (UNHCR), has teamed up with the international film festival Rotterdam’s (IFFR) Hubert Bals Fund to set up the Displacement Film Fund, which will support displaced film-makers or those with experience in refugee storytelling. Continue reading...

Culture

45 m. ago Bonnie Blue's dark motive for 'pathetic stunt' as expert warns end is nigh

Adult entertainment star Bonnie Blue risks alienating her followers with endless publicity stunts, a PR expert has warned - and her house of cards could come crashing down

Events

45 m. ago Lewis Hamilton’s name change shock, Monaco winner’s net worth, F1 star's dating history

Sir Lewis Hamilton has once again been named as the UK's richest active sportsperson, but the F1 star's life has seen a lot happen away from the track

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75 m. ago What time is BGT on TV today? Start time and channel details for semi

Britain’s Got Talent will be back today - but what time can fans expect it 👀

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77 m. ago Today’s rugby news as major deal struck in Cardiff and Wales star switches regions

The rugby stories making headlines on Saturday, May 24

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79 m. ago The massive antiques village where you might spot a TV star running a shop

It's billed as the "largest craft and antiques centre in the north west" and this weekend a TV star is manning a shop

Culture

80 m. ago Supermarket that was cheaper than Aldi and Lidl at the start of the year is now most expensive of all

For most of January the retailer was cheapest of all the main supermarkets

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1 hour ago My cultural awakening: a punk band told me quit drinking. So I did

As a teen, I was surrounded by binge culture. But then a band called Minor Threat taught me it was radical to be sober – and it changed my lifeI started drinking when I was 14. It was how we’d have fun as kids in Aberdeen – I didn’t come across any youth clubs or anything particularly productive. You drank beer or alcopops in some shady lane, and you drank so quickly that you’d get drunk but then be sober enough to get home at 11pm so your parents wouldn’t notice anything. It wasn’t drinking for pleasure: binge drinking was just what everyone – regardless of social groups – seemed to be doing.During my teenage years I worked at a newsagent and I would read Kerrang! every week, which was extremely formative for me in discovering music. It’s incredible how many new bands I was introduced to, and just how my music taste evolved – from nu-metal bands such as Korn to Rage Against the Machine and, most influentially, Fugazi. Continue reading...

Culture

1 hour ago The Rehearsal: Nathan Fielder makes genius appointment TV that may spoil you forever

In his twisted and often horrifying reality show, Fielder piles ethical grey areas on top of each other like problematic pancakes. Get stuck in!Schopenhauer defined genius as someone who aims at a target the rest of us can’t see. Which raises a philosophical paradox – how do we know they’ve hit it? I was moved to such musings while watching this week’s pick, a singular piece of art that functions unlike anything else on TV, and calls the medium itself into question. No, it’s not Police Interceptors.In The Rehearsal (Monday, 10pm, Sky Comedy), comedian Nathan Fielder blends documentary, social experiment, performance art and absurdist satire in a devised method all his own. He has ordinary people tackle emotionally fraught situations from their lives, by role-playing them with hired actors in meticulously recreated sets that mirror significant personal locations. It’s arch, but the stakes are real. The first series opened with a man who wanted to apologise to his pub quiz teamma...

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1 hour ago Original Sin book review: How we were fools to be fooled by Joe Biden’s people

Since this book was written we have learned Joe Biden has prostate cancer. The sad news was greeted with sympathy from all sides of the political divide, including Donald Trump. That would have been the response if, as president, Biden had declared in 2023 that he wasn’t going to run again on the basis of his age; there would have been lots of love, as there was at the start of George Clooney’s celebrated open letter to Biden in The New York Times telling him he loved him, but it was time to go.

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1 hour ago Tragic soap characters who should never have been killed off as Craig brutally axed

A number of soap icons in Emmerdale, Coronation Street and EastEnders have died in the most tragic circumstances - with fans left devastated by their loss

Events

1 hour ago Gethin Jones 'ticks all boxes' for Helen Skelton as reasons for their romance revealed

Gethin Jones is 'ticking all of the boxes' for rumoured love interest Helen Skelton, a source has revealed, as the BBC Morning Live co-stars get closer and closer.

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1 hour ago 'Keir Starmer has got it wrong – here's why we're not an island of strangers'

Real Britain reports on All Souls church, which closed in 1986, became a magnet for anti-social behaviour, until community worker Inayat Omarji decided to try to do something about it

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1 hour ago Coleen Nolan 'reeling' at Loose Women cull as stars 'fight for their jobs'

One of Loose Women's most beloved presenters, Coleen Nolan, is said to be 'blindsided' by the revelation of huge changes to the show which she has been a part of for 25 years

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1 hour ago Strictly's Tasha Ghouri shares honest thoughts on BBC show after controversy

Strictly Come Dancing star Tasha Ghouri opened up about her time on the show, during an A Disney Wish event that is aimed at giving children living with serious conditions experiences they will never forget

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