59 m. ago Meta explains why Instagram users received a deluge of password reset emails

Meta has moved to reassure users that there had been 'no breach' and that accounts 'remain secure' after it was reported Instagram accounts had been targeted.

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2 h. ago Macclesfield's minnows are off on a jolly to Ibiza after knocking out the holders in biggest upset in FA Cup history: IAN GALLAGHER

They had queued in the cold outside Macclesfield FC's tiny ground for more than six hours to buy a ticket. Yet they would have happily done so for ten times longer.

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2 h. ago Weather warnings remain in place across UK after Storm Goretti

It comes after the storm brought gusts of almost 100mph and the Met Office issued a rare red warning for winds in the South West.

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3 h. ago Man killed by tree falling on caravan as weather warnings remain after Storm Goretti

Man found dead amid rare red weather alert for wind as warnings remain in force across much of UK

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3 h. ago Toddlers glued to smartphones and TVs for five hours a day say fewer words: Researchers warn parents over excessive screentime

The government is to give parents guidance on how long under-fives should spend watching TV or looking at computer screens.

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4 h. ago Kyogo breaks covers after Celtic snub as he makes emotional Birmingham City promise

The Japan international scored his first goal since August hours after turning his back on a Glasgow return

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4 h. ago Kyogo breaks cover after Celtic snub as he makes emotional Birmingham City promise

The Japan international scored his first goal since August hours after turning his back on a Glasgow return

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6 h. ago Tottenham player ratings vs Aston Villa: Xavi bright but issues remain as FA Cup dream ends for Spurs

Some fighting moments, but nowhere near enough to prevent yet another home loss and FA Cup exit

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6 h. ago Tottenham player ratings vs Aston Villa: Xavi bright but familiar issues remain as Spurs' FA Cup dream ends

Some fighting moments, but nowhere near enough to prevent yet another home loss and FA Cup exit

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6 h. ago Donald Trump's unhinged latest: Strange behaviour, Greenland rant and lies about ICE shooting

It feels tired in 2026 to describe things as "Orwellian". But it's hard to escape the fact that the White House is telling you to reject evidence of your eyes and ears". Here's the most unhinged moments from Trumpworld in the last 24 hours

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6 h. ago Celtic hero Kyogo finally ends goal drought for Birmingham just hours after stunning Parkhead return quashed

JUST 24 hours after Celtic boss Martin O'Neill revealed a deal to bring Kyogo back to the Hoops was OFF. THE Japanese striker ended his barren run netting in Birmingham's 3-2 win over Cambridge in the FA Cup. The Hoops favourite looked set for a stunning return to Parkhead as O'Neill looks to bolster the...

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6 h. ago All Stars’ Jess Harding takes swipe at ex Sammy Root and gives surprising verdict on his Love Island stint

LOVE Island's Jess Harding has taken a swipe at her ex-boyfriend Sammy Root as she prepares to re-enter the villa for All Stars. She's following in the footsteps of Sammy, who appeared on last year's All Stars series - and has some opinions about how he acted on the show. Sammy coupled up with TOWIE...

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7 h. ago Eddie Izzard: ‘I once ran 90km in just under 12 hours. That was a tough day’

The comedian and actor on her favourite Bond film, revisiting the Death Star canteen and escaping the red carpet with Brad PittWhen you started performing your one-woman Hamlet, how much did you labour over your delivery of the play’s most iconic lines, such as “To be or not to be”?The first thing I found when I was rehearsing Hamlet was that I felt very at home. I thought, “That’s unusual – I should be quaking in my boots!” I just felt very at ease and happy to be there. But the first time I performed “to be or not to be” on stage, there was a sense of – aren’t bells supposed to ring here? Isn’t there supposed to be a klaxon? Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Swiss bar owner 'desperately tried to save waitress before she died in fire'

Jacques Moretti's statements to investigators have been reported in Switzerland, ten days on from the disaster that killed 20 children and left a further 116 injured

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8 h. ago Met Office tells Scots 'get emergency kit ready' in new warnings for 37 hours

The national weather service has issued another three warnings across the UK.

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9 h. ago Warnings for wind, rain and snow remain in place after Storm Goretti

A man in his 50s was found dead in a caravan after a tree fell onto it in Helston, Cornwall, police said.

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10 h. ago Derek Chauvin's attorney reveals the legal trap closing in on the ICE agent who shot dead a Minneapolis protester

Eric Nelson represented perhaps the most notorious cop in American legal history: Derek Chauvin, who was jailed for George Floyd's murder.

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11 h. ago Pub chiefs urge Keir Starmer to radically slash tax to save Britain's boozers

The British Beer & Pub Association called for talks with ministers on the future of pubs ahead of a new package of support measures being unveiled next week

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12 h. ago Macclesfield pull off FA Cup’s greatest shock by knocking out holders Crystal Palace

Macclesfield etched themselves into the FA Cup history books by pulling off arguably the greatest giantkilling of all time, as they stunned Crystal Palace, the holders, in front of a disbelieving and delirious Moss Rose crowd.Despite 117 places in the English football pyramid separating the sides, Palace became the first holders to crash out to non-league opposition since 1909. Palace were a shadow of the side that romped to Cup success last season – the club’s first major trophy – despite including three of that Wembley lineup. They were picked apart by John Rooney’s inspired Macclesfield, spearheaded by Paul Dawson, their captain. His header set the upset in motion before half-time, with Isaac Buckley-Ricketts scoring a scrappy second on the hour mark. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago The shocking case of LA’s ‘zombie’ fire – and the young man at the center of it

Prosecutors claim Jonathan Rinderknecht, 29, started a smaller wildfire that went on to become the devastating Palisades blaze. Is he ultimately to blame?More than a year after a devastating wildfire tore through Pacific Palisades, all but obliterating one of the west coast’s most iconic neighborhoods, prosecutors are honing their case against the man they say is responsible.Jonathan Rinderknecht, a 29-year-old occasional Uber driver who used to live in Pacific Palisades, was charged with three felonies by federal prosecutors in October, who claim he was in the neighborhood in the early hours of New Year’s Day. According to a federal complaint, Rinderknecht allegedly used an open flame – likely a lighter – to start a small blaze that grew to about 8 acres (3.2 hectares) before firefighters rushed to the area and extinguished it. Continue reading...

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