63 m. ago What the world needs now is more fossil fuels, says Trump’s energy secretary

Chris Wright signals abandonment of Biden’s ‘irrational, quasi-religious’ climate policies at industry conference The world needs more planet-heating fossil fuel, not less, Donald Trump’s newly appointed energy secretary, Chris Wright, told oil and gas bigwigs on Monday.“We are unabashedly pursuing a policy of more American energy production and infrastructure, not less,” he said in the opening plenary talk of CERAWeek, a swanky annual conference in Houston, Texas, led by the financial firm S&P Global. Continue reading...

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67 m. ago Bruno Fernandes told he is only good enough to 'hand out bibs' for Man Utd Class of 92

Bruno Fernandes has been one of Manchester United's shining lights this season after notching 12 goals and 11 assists, but Harry Redknapp still believes he wouldn't be fit to lace the boots of the club's greatest legends

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83 m. ago Becky suffered itchy skin and felt tired all the time. GPs dismissed her but she was on the brink of organ failure. More than a million people are at risk

After a series of small health issues, Becky's condition quickly deteriorated. When she rang the GP they told her to come in - and gave a terrifying diagnosis

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84 m. ago 18 best fans for 2025: Tried and tested models to help you stay cool

Be prepared for when temperatures rise, with these home heroes

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85 m. ago Kyogo left with Celtic 'what if' amid Rennes nightmare as Rodgers told move that has sent 'barometer' skyrocketing

The former Hoops striker hasn't had the planned start to life in France and it's left one leading pundit asking what he is thinking

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87 m. ago Britain's worst ever oil spill: As tanker collides with container vessel off Yorkshire coast... how ship grounding in 1967 caused devastation

In March 1967, the SS Torrey Canyon supertanker ran aground on rocks between the Scilly Isles and Cornwall, spilling more than 100,000 tonnes of crude oil into the ocean.

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90 m. ago King's cousin Lord Ivar Mountbatten claims Meghan is 'completely incorrect' to use 'Sussex' as her last name

Lord Ivar Mountbatten, 61, who has starred in season three of Traitors in the US told Town & Country that her last name is actually Mountbatten-Windsor.

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2 h. ago ‘It’s a mistake’, body parts murder suspect told police on arrest

Marcin Majerkiewicz, 42, denies the murder and dismemberment of Stuart Everett, 67.

Events

2 h. ago Green patio stains are gone for good with 55p bathroom staple

Moss and algae on patios is a common sight after winter

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2 h. ago Beautiful little country with stunning white sand beaches is 31C in April

If you're looking for a stunning destination that's warm, has white sand beaches, lush green forests and hardly any tourists - then look no further than Grenada

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2 h. ago How modern football’s exploitation model brewed fan resentment | Jonathan Wilson

Supporters have marched in protest at a number of Premier League grounds. It’s not hard to see why they believe their game is being taken awayOn Sunday, thousands of Manchester United fans marched in protest at the club’s ownership. The week before last, there was a (much smaller) march against their club’s owners by fans at Chelsea. A couple of weeks earlier there were protests at Tottenham. Fulham fans are deeply unhappy. There have been grumblings at Manchester City. In total, at roughly three-quarters of the Premier League clubs, there is significant supporter discontent.In some ways, the protests are distant background noise. Television viewers could quite easily have watched United’s 1-1 draw with Arsenal on Sunday and not known about the march. How big a deal is it, anyway, that around 5,000 people walked about a mile from a pub to a stadium, with most wearing black and chanting? The demonstrations are often incoherent. The one at Chelsea featured chants for Roman Abramovich,...

Sport

2 h. ago These five iPhone apps will make all your household chores easier, from a laundry tag checker to a cupboard inventory with 'best before' reminders

There are three certainties in life: death, taxes, and endless household chores. And if you're anything like me, the third is the most depressing.

Science

2 h. ago Noel Clarke had life ‘smashed’ by Guardian misconduct allegations, court told

The actor is suing Guardian News and Media for libel.

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2 h. ago Rib fractures of park attack victim unlikely to be from fall, murder trial told

A 15-year-old youth who told police he fell on Bhim Kohli as he ran to push him over denies murder and an alternative count of manslaughter.

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2 h. ago Three leafy green vegetables you can easily grow in your kitchen in March

These superfoods can be grown in the comfort of your own home

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3 h. ago People are still blaming avocados for everything and it needs to stop

The popular yet much-maligned brunch ingredient has come under fire once more – this time from TV gardener Alan Titchmarsh. Helen Coffey investigates how the humble fruit became the scapegoat for everything that’s wrong with the world

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3 h. ago Six Perth and Kinross recycling centres to open slightly longer once a week in the summer

The six centres will be open for an extra two hours one day a week for a trial period

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3 h. ago Investigations continue after woman, 40, shot dead in South Wales town

The woman sustained serious injuries and died at the scene.

Events

3 h. ago LIVE M6 traffic as crash forces motorway to shut and drivers told 'find alternative route'

Queues are forming

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3 h. ago Senior estate agent who quit in fury after being told to move from his 'symbolically significant desk', wins damages

Nicholas Walker had been asked to move branch at Robsons Estate Agents but was 'upset' after being told he would sit at a 'middle' desk rather than the 'back' desk - typically where the manager sits.

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