14 m. ago Islamist terrorist who plotted to attack iconic shopping centre and nightclub with 'dirty bomb' is deported to Pakistan

Jawad Akbar, 23, plotted to blow up Bluewater shopping centre in Kent, bomb the Ministry of Sound nightclub in London and set off a radioactive 'dirty' bomb.

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22 m. ago Zhao Xintong proves Ken Doherty right as snooker stars ‘furious’ after £500,000 win

Zhao Xintong made history as he became the first Asian player to win the World Snooker Championship, but his stunning victory has left fellow pros 'up in arms'

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30 m. ago Brooklyn Beckham's secret David snub six months ago which is biggest hint yet of Romeo feud

David Beckham told his son, Brooklyn, he was missed during the dad-of-four's fishing trip with sons Romeo and Cruz amid rumours of a fierce feud between the siblings

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41 m. ago national gallery's sainsbury wing reopens with transparent entrance by selldorf in london

national gallery's sainsbury wing reopens with transparent entrance by selldorf in london  Designboom

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46 m. ago Rebekah Vardy agrees to pay nearly £1.2million of Coleen Rooney's legal bill after Wagatha Christie libel trial defeat

Rebekah Vardy’s barrister reveals Colleen Rooney's total legal bill of £1,833,906.89 ‘has now been settled at £1,190,000’

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54 m. ago 'I had £7,000 weight loss surgery in Turkey and I'm worried I'll rip apart'

Chantelle Woolston says the tummy tuck and breast revision was her'biggest regret' and she feels she 'looked better with the fat'

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59 m. ago Mystery pollen bomb strikes London: Baffled residents complain of tight chests, red eyes, and brain fog

Londoners have complained of a 'pollen bomb' across the city over the weekend. Despite the Met Office forecasting low pollen levels, park-goers were left 'choking' on thick clouds of pollen.

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65 m. ago What are the hand baggage and liquid rules at London's main airports?

A consumer group has warned that inconsistent baggage rules across airports may cause confusion and delays

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67 m. ago The fairytale castle under siege by tourists: Violence breaks out as 75,000 tourists flock to tiny village on just one weekend

Over the long bank holiday weekend, thousands of sunseekers flocked to Lake Garda to take in the stunning sights, but locals were left fuming with their behaviour.

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67 m. ago Rihanna's Met Gala surprise explains those 'cancelled' London summer shows

Baby number three means that ninth album might be a little longer in the making

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70 m. ago Rebekah Vardy agrees to pay £1.2m of Coleen Rooney legal costs in libel case

‘Wagatha Christie’ battle inches towards end, but judge told Vardy is still resisting payment of £300,000The long-running legal feud between Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy has inched closer to its end, with Vardy agreeing to pay almost £1.2m of Rooney’s legal costs.But the high-profile Wagatha Christie libel battle is not yet finished, a judge has been told, with Vardy still resisting payment of a further £300,000. Continue reading...

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87 m. ago The London Standard: Best Pictures of the Day from around the world

See the best images of the day from around the world.

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95 m. ago World Snooker Championship winner blew millionaire status despite £500,000 payday

Luca Brecel became one of the most surprising World Snooker Championship winners of all time and was a millionaire, but spent his money on fast cars

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98 m. ago Inside David Beckham's 50th trip to Scotland from sleeping in Bothy to catching fish

David Beckham visited Scotland alongside his sons Cruz, 20, and Romeo Beckham, 22, as he later shared some snaps from their nature getaway which was a far cry from the lavish celebrations.

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1 hour ago Jonny Greenwood and Israeli musician Dudu Tassa condemn ‘silencing’ after UK concerts pulled

After two performances were cancelled over threats linked to protests against Israel, the duo said the actions were ‘self-evidently a method of censorship’After the cancellation of two UK performances with the Israeli musician Dudu Tassa, Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood has said that they “dread the weaponisation of this cancellation by reactionary figures as much as we lament its celebration by some progressives”.In a statement, Greenwood and Tassa said that venues in London and Bristol as well as “their blameless staff” had received enough credible threats to conclude that it was not safe to proceed with the gigs. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Fury in Italy as 75,000 tourists jam streets of quaint Lake Garda village as video shows arguing holidaymakers trying to barge their way in to fairytale castle

Over the long bank holiday weekend, thousands of sunseekers flocked to Lake Garda to take in the stunning sights, but locals were left fuming with their behaviour.

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1 hour ago Sujana Chowdary Seriously Injured in London, Shifted to Hyderabad

Sujana Chowdary Seriously Injured in London, Shifted to Hyderabad  AP7AM

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2 h. ago Tube Girl removes TikTok videos for her new single as she tells her 800,000 followers: 'They've come for me'

The influencer had previously been warned by Transport for London about filming commercial videos on the Tube

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2 h. ago Ukrainian men paid $15,000 to border guards to ‘dodge military draft’

Ukrainian officials say they are now facing widespread attempts to avoid the draft

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2 h. ago Usher at London O2 Arena: Start Time, Tickets, Potential Setlist, Merchandise and What You Need To Know

Usher at London O2 Arena: Start Time, Tickets, Potential Setlist, Merchandise and What You Need To Know  Time Out

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