2 h. ago 'I heard Drake taunt Kendrick Lamar at Wireless and the crowd response was epic'

The Mirror's Hannah Ballantyne spend the day at Wireless festival with Liquid IV, but it got her thinking about conflict resolution and if there were better ways of dealing with things than public feuds.

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5 h. ago 'Best mate abandoned me at festival to spend my cash and bonk random men'

JUST JANE: Today our agony aunt Jane O'Gorman is dealing with a new issue from a Daily Star reader who has lost all respect for a selfish friend who left her stranded at a music event

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5 h. ago BBC Motherland star admits she's 'given up' on learning to drive after spending a fortune

Motherland and Cunk on Britain star Diane Morgan has opened up about her chaotic life, explaining that she has plenty in common with her on-screen alter ego, Mandy Carter.

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10 h. ago 'I bought cheapest EV in UK for £2.5k to prove you needn't spend a fortune'

Car enthusiast Alex has snapped up the cheapest electric vehicle (EV) he could lay his hands on and tried it out so you don't have to — here's everything he learned, including one big downfall

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20 h. ago Vernon Kay 'hits back' at fans questioning how he got tickets for Oasis Heaton Park gig

The former Family Fortunes host has seen to the band in Cardiff and Manchester

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21 h. ago Rare 50p coin could be 'worth fortune' if you have one in your wallet

Some special coin designs could fetch double their face value or, with a bit of luck, even rake in hundreds or potentially thousands. It's worth checking for this 50p coin in your collection

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24 h. ago Alessia Russo rises above insults to prove she’s worth her England place

Online abuse of striker exposed as specious as selfless displays make her key to Lionesses’ successDare mention Alessia Russo was a good pick for player of the match after her three assists against the Netherlands, without an afterword on Lauren James also being superb or highlighting the performances of Jess Carter or Hannah Hampton or any of the others in an all-around strong showing, and you will be accused of being influenced by PRusso.The not-so-witty merging of PR and the player’s name has become an insult online, used to denigrate anyone who suggests that Russo may be quite a good player. Your opinion cannot possibly be right; it’s Russo’s good PR team that has led you to believe that she is good. You have been influenced, you are a sheep, you have been blinded by the shiny Adidas adverts and the magazine cover shoots. Open your eyes, they scream into the online abyss, Russo is an average player, someone else was better, anyone else was better. Continue reading...

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25 h. ago Collectors can fight to pay £7m for a Birkin – but the ‘it’ handbag is no longer cool | Lauren Cochrane

As prices have ratcheted up, the bag created for Jane Birkin has lost its bohemian edge and its fashion appealThe news that Jane Birkin’s original Hermès bag has sold for a record-breaking €8.6m (£7.4m) at auction will no doubt cause some jaws to drop to the floor. However, perhaps it should not surprise – this is a bag design that is often linked to eyewatering amounts of money. Forty years on from the prototype, it’s now less a (very expensive) symbol of style and elegance, and more a way to signal you have a lot of money and you would like everyone to know that.A Birkin has always been expensive – about $10,000 (£7,400), according to the Guardian last year – but the complicating factor is demand. As was reported, two California residents sued Hermès for a practice known as “tying”, which means customers are expected to pre-spend a sufficient amount on other items, such as homewares or jewellery – some say up to $30,000 – before they are even put on the waiting list for a Birkin. ...

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28 h. ago How to spend 48 hours following the trial of Jane Austen in Winchester

On the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen's birth, one writer goes on a pilgrimage to her city of burial.

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28 h. ago Christian Horner's £86million 'escape to the country': Inside sacked Red Bull boss' astonishing property empire where he will bide his time with wife Geri

Christian Horner is unlikely to be giving up living life in the fast lane following his sacking as Red Bull boss - after amassing a fortune of more than £86 million.

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29 h. ago Welcome to the Little Chagos Islands! Single London council forced to spend £18million to house hundreds people from the Indian isles on top of their asylum seekers quota

Hillingdon, which is close to Heathrow, has at any time an average of 2,700 asylum seekers housed in hotels surrounding the airport, one of the highest rates in the country.

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30 h. ago Cristiano Ronaldo showed his true character with one gesture as ex

Cristiano Ronaldo will go down as one of the greatest footballers of all time when he finally decides to call it quits, but he clearly hasn't let fame and fortune get to his head over the years

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30 h. ago Rare coin collector shows 50p piece 'worth fortune' – and it's not Kew Gardens

Certain rare coins can be worth an absolute fortune – but only if they feature a special detail. Now one collector revealed the 50p coin you need to keep your eye on

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32 h. ago Roman shoppers get 'compliments' at wedding in 'very slimming' summer dress

'Beautiful flowy dress. I bought this dress as I want to hide my tummy and it has done just that.'

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38 h. ago Sister of The Salt Path author's former boss tells how he was left 'heartbroken' over 'stolen' £64,000

EXCLUSIVE: Jill Hemmings today spoke for the first time of her frustration that Winn 'spun many lines' to make a fortune from her book and the rights to the film of the same name.

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39 h. ago Oasis' kids prove they're closer than ever as Liam and Noel Gallagher's offspring reunite for 'pic of the century' ahead of fathers' first Manchester show

Wrapping their arms around each other back stage at Heaton Park, Liam's youngest child, Gene, 24, shared a photo to Instagram.

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40 h. ago Woman shares 'easy way' to get free things at Wimbledon like iconic strawberries

A woman who attended Wimbledon 2025 has shared how she managed to get free goodies including strawberries and cream, ice cream, a tennis ball and more, without having to spend a penny extra for it

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42 h. ago Wimbledon using undercover 'spotters' to clamp down on gambling sharks in stands

Wimbledon uses undercover 'spotters' to clamp down on gambling sharks in the stands who try to make a fortune by placing bets before the score is screened on TV.

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42 h. ago Channel 4 to prove that Queen Victoria and John Brown were lovers

The widowed monarch and mother of nine is to get a new reputation as a woman who made the most of her 'passionate mid-life'

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42 h. ago The Guardian view on The Salt Path scandal: memoirists have a duty to tell the truth | Editorial

In an era of misinformation, trust in publishers is more important than ever“All autobiographies are lies,” George Bernard Shaw wrote in 1898. “I do not mean unconscious, unintentional lies: I mean deliberate lies.” The veracity of autobiographical writing is under scrutiny once again following allegations that the bestselling memoir The Salt Path is not quite the “unflinchingly honest” account of one couple’s triumph over adversity as billed.Even if you are not one of the two million people to have bought the book, and haven’t seen the film released this summer, you will doubtless know the story of a couple’s 630-mile journey along the South Coast Way after facing homelessness and a diagnosis of terminal illness. Published in 2018, The Salt Path struck a chord during lockdown as readers discovered the solace of walking and nature during the pandemic. But this tale of wild-camping and the kindness of strangers, not to mention the seemingly miraculous healing powers of...

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