50 m. ago Bee Gees: Secrets behind the one band to ever come close to being 'bigger than The Beatles'

The Bee Gees and The Beatles are going head-to-head in a battle of the biopics, as RJ Gibb reveals a Spielberg-backed film about the Gibb brothers starts filming in September - just as Sam Mendes prepares four Beatles movies starring Paul Mescal and Barry Keoghan

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73 m. ago Warning over surge in terrifying bug that kills up to one in five people it infects

Health officials said the number of cases had reached the highest level seen in over a decade and overwhelmed NHS staff having to treat patients in corridors could be to blame.

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73 m. ago Prince William shares cheeky snap to celebrate pensioner's 100th birthday

The Prince of Wales, 42, met Christina, who he calls Chris for short, at the Deidre Knight Centre, an adult day care centre in Angus.

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84 m. ago CCTV shows porn star 'dumping suitcase full of couple's dismembered bodies on Clifton Suspension Bridge after murdering man during sex and beating lover to death with a hammer'

Colombian national Yostin Andres Mosquera, 35, is on trial over two deaths in Shepherd's Bush, west London - and is said to have left body parts at the iconic bridge in Bristol.

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86 m. ago Pilot's chilling final words on board flight from Manchester to Tenerife moments before largest loss of life in British aviation history

The three pilots on board had years of experience under their belt but the rugged terrain and poor weather around the airport has made it a notoriously difficult place to land.

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1 hour ago Man Utd set to secure wonderkid signing as Ruben Amorim closes in on first summer addition

Man Utd are close to completing their first summer transfer window signing, with 18-year-old wonderkid travelling to Manchester to finalise the deal

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1 hour ago Faye Tozer to play historical Wild West figure in Dita Von Teese show

The singer said the role feels ’empowering’.

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2 h. ago Trump live: Mike Waltz to be ousted as national security head in first major administration shake

Former Democratic vice president and White House challenger calls trade aggressions the ‘greatest man-made economic crisis in modern presidential history’

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2 h. ago Netflix dethrones You Season 5 from top spot as fans brand ending 'worst in TV history'

Netflix released the fifth and final season of You last week and fans have been left wildly disappointed with the ending of the programme.

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2 h. ago Rita Ora astonished as Masked Singer’s Lucky Duck revealed as familiar face

Rita Ora was shocked as The Masked Singer's Lucky Duck was revealed to be someone very close to her.

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2 h. ago Maya Jama's dating history including Drake DM while she was still with Stormzy

Maya Jama and Drake had been rumoured to be dating, with the chart-topping star said to have slid into her DMs whilst she was dating rapper Stormzy.

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2 h. ago How Arsenal can make history in Paris: Inside Mikel Arteta's PSG mission

It’s a fearsome task after first-leg defeat, but there are plenty of reasons the Gunners can salvage their semi-final

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2 h. ago New historical drama with rare '100%' score is the 'sexiest show of 2025'

Critics are raving about this new Apple TV+ series and they all agree it’s the sexiest thing on TV right now

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3 h. ago Manchester Marathon: Temperatures soar as record number complete 26.2 mile course

It was an unseasonably warm day in the North West on Sunday as 36,000 people contributed to the largest day of marathon running in UK history

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3 h. ago Man Who Murdered Wife With Hammer In New London Sentenced: Reports

Man Who Murdered Wife With Hammer In New London Sentenced: Reports  Patch

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3 h. ago Police close motorway between Scotland and England due to accident

The M74 has been closed in both directions at junction 21 near Kirkpatrick Fleming in Dumfries and Galloway.

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3 h. ago Question 7 by Richard Flanagan audiobook review – a bold memoir of life and near

History and autobiography are brilliantly intertwined as the Booker-winning author explores the choices and chance connections that shape our existenceAt the start of this boldly experimental memoir, the Booker prize-winning author Richard Flanagan visits the site of a Japanese labour camp where his late father was interned during the second world war and where he ends up awkwardly having his photo taken with a former guard, Mr Sato. The war ended weeks after the US launched an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, killing 60,000 people in less than a minute. That bomb also led to Flanagan’s father, then days from death, being freed, which in turn allowed him to father a child who would grow up to become a writer. “How many people need to die in order that you might read this book?” Flanagan asks.Question 7, named after a riddle posed by Chekhov, is a book about the connections and choices that shape our lives, for better or worse. Flanagan is the narrator, his reading by turns mournful, reflec...

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3 h. ago Jurors hear man's horrifying screams 'as he's stabbed to death during sex session with porn star who had killed his lover with a hammer in plot to steal their money'

Colombian national Yostin Andres Mosquera, 35, is on trial over two deaths in Shepherd's Bush, west London, and is accused of leaving body parts on Clifton Suspension Bridge.

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3 h. ago M62 chaos as massive moor fire breaks out with residents warned 'avoid the area'

The blaze has broken out close to the M62 near Ripponden, West Yorkshire. Large numbers of firefighters are tackling the blaze

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3 h. ago ‘I do what I like’: British woman, 115, claims world’s oldest living person title

Ethel Caterham, who lives in a care home in Surrey and takes life in her stride, is first Briton to claim title since 1987The secret of longevity is to do what you like, according to the 115-year-old British woman named the world’s oldest living person.Ethel Caterham, born in 1909, is the first Briton to claim the title of world’s oldest person since 1987, when 114-year-old Anna Williams was the record holder. Continue reading...

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