5 h. ago Air India pilots pictured as desperate final words seconds before crash revealed

The plane, bound for Gatwick Airport in London, erupted into a fireball near Ahmedabad Airport in western India, killing everyone apart from one British man on board

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8 h. ago ‘The joy shot out of his voice’: Ray Davies, Graham Nash and others on Brian Wilson’s songwriting genius

With the innocence of a child and the vision of a god, his craft was astonishing. From Jessica Pratt to Jim James and Biffy Clyro’s Simon Neil, top musicians explain why he was like no other‘He taught the world how to smile’: Brian Wilson bandmates pay tribute along with Bob Dylan, Elton John and moreTwelve of Brian Wilson’s greatest songsFor all the sophistication that everyone talks about, Brian never loses the thread of the song: the emotion. They have this childlike quality. These days we’d probably say he’s on the spectrum – there’s a sort of Asperger’s type innocence. He makes the lyrics and the melody speak. It’s so welcoming and without edge; it’s not part of a cynical adult world. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago ‘Trent’ brings fluency and ‘impeccable’ Spanish to grand Real Madrid unveiling

Trent Alexander-Arnold impressed with his Spanish at unveiling and maintains Real are the only club he would have left Liverpool forWell, that was unexpected. Trent Alexander-Arnold took out the earpiece, made his way to the stage at Real Madrid’s training ground and said: “Buenas tardes, a todos”: Good afternoon, everyone. So far, so standard. But then he delivered the next line in Spanish too, then the one after that, and the one after that.He kept going until he got to the end of his speech, when he delivered the one line everyone invariably does on the day they are presented here: “Hala Madrid!” It wasn’t long – one minute and one second, in all – but it was long enough to win them over already. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Owners of Air India reveal the amount they will pay families of plane crash victims

The owners of Air India, Tata Sons, have revealed how much they will pay the families for each person who died in the Ahmedabad plane crash tragedy which killed almost everyone on board.

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12 h. ago Nobody's Child 'pretty' summer dress that sold out in days is finally back in stock

Nobody's Child - loved by Holly Willoughby, Fearne Cotton and Louise Thompson - has just brought back its beloved butter yellow dress

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13 h. ago Can you accurately count the triangles in this brain teaser? Only 1 in 5 people can

While everyone can see triangles in this image, 80 per cent of people can't count all of them.

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13 h. ago Chilling final words everyone who is dying hears no one knew until now

Many people claim to have had near-death experiences and report seeing a bright light and feeling peaceful, but the reality can be cold, sanitised and disturbing

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13 h. ago 'Everyone is frustrated' with time it took to investigate expelled Cardiff councillor, says leader

Cllr Keith Jones, who is now an independent councillor at Cardiff Council, was expelled from the Labour party following a three-year-long investigation

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14 h. ago ‘Don’t try to keep the dead alive’ – Liam Payne’s new Netflix show can only be totally creepy TV right?

When a star dies, shows are left in a terrible quandary – carry on, use ham-fisted CGI or axe the thing entirely. As Payne appears in Building the Band, we delve into the unnerving world of posthumous televisionAt first glance, Netflix’s new series Building the Band comes off as a weird amalgam of every singing competition show you loved a decade and a half ago. There’s the core DNA of X Factor. The singers perform out of sight of everyone else, so it cribs from The Voice. Clearly, there’s heavy borrowing from Making the Band. Plus, this is Netflix, so everything looks a bit like Squid Game.But this odd mishmash of a format isn’t what will keep you away from Building the Band. No, what will keep you away from Building the Band is the posthumous appearance of Liam Payne. Continue reading...

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15 h. ago 'I'm considering changing my baby's name as everyone makes same error'

One mum says she's considering changing her baby's name two weeks after her birth, despite her 'thinking it's really pretty'. She took to Reddit to ask other people their opinions on the situation

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15 h. ago Persecuted or prima donna? As Thomas Tuchel admits Jude Bellingham's behaviour 'repulses' his mum, has England star become a target of unfair criticism

Everyone seems to have an opinion on Jude Bellingham . This famously includes Thomas Tuchel's mother, who was - in the words of the England manager - 'repulsed'.

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16 h. ago BBC expert says everyone should reverse onto their driveaways

Harry Kind was on BBC Morning Live to share his top tips - and explained why people should park in a certain way

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17 h. ago Aldi launches new £2.49 freezer treats and one flavour is incredible

There are three flavours available from the budget supermarket

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17 h. ago Troops are now patrolling Los Angeles. This is a disaster waiting to happen | Kenneth Roth

Troops are trained for war, where they can shoot to kill. Asking troops to police is an invitation to brutalityThis was the moment that Donald Trump was waiting for. A Democratic city, Los Angeles. A Democratic state, California. His most popular issue, immigration. And protests where occasional violence could be spotlighted endlessly on social media. What better time to summon the troops and burnish the president’s tough-guy image.But Trump should be careful what he wishes for. The spectacle of needlessly calling in 4,000 national guard troops and 700 Marines may be red meat for his Maga base, but for most everyone else it is a bright warning sign of Trump’s autocratic tendencies. Rather than quell the protests, he is provoking more, not only in LA but in at least two dozen cities across the US. Even if this is not yet the mass mobilization that such repression has sparked in other countries, it is making Trump’s true colors clear.Kenneth Roth, former executive director of Human Ri...

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19 h. ago Nutella launches new flavour for first time in 60 years but there's a catch

A new Nutella flavour is set to hit the shelves for the first time ever next spring 2026, but there's a catch - it won't be available worldwide but only in one country.

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21 h. ago Goan chicken and prawn satay curry that hits every flavour note

This creamy, spicy and deeply moreish curry blends coastal Indian flavours with Southeast Asian influences – think coconut milk, peanut butter and umami galore

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37 h. ago Woman who travelled to 7 countries last year says four things help her avoid getting sick

Everyone falls ill sometimes but no one wants to feel sick on holiday, so a woman who travelled to seven countries last year has shared some tips for travellers who want to stay in good health during their trip

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41 h. ago Mum wants everyone to see horror video of her setting herself on fire after drugs binge

EXCLUSIVE: Olivia Taylor set fire to the bed while she was lay in it after one of her drugs binges, but instead of helping her, her then partner decided to film it to show his mates

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45 h. ago Scotland's Health Awards 2025: Nominations open as Health Secretary Neil Gray urges 'do it today'

Health Secretary Neil Gray is encouraging everyone to nominate those who have gone above and beyond in health and social care.

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51 h. ago New free streaming platform launching with TV favourites from BBC, ITV and Channel 4

Everyone TV, the company behind free streaming platform Freely, has announced a major deal with global streaming company Roku.

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