1 hour ago James Cameron goes scorched earth on Trump as he calls president the 'most narcissistic' since Nero

Iconic movie director James Cameron slammed President Donald Trump in a foul-mouthed rant, calling him the 'most narcissistic' and comparing him to a notoriously brutal Roman Emperor.

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5 h. ago Jack Grealish names 'most skilful' Premier League player with Bukayo Saka comparison

Jack Grealish has snubbed Arsenal and Manchester City stars when naming the standout players in the Premier League and has instead opted for one of his Everton teammates

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7 h. ago Scotland Christmas 2025 opening times for Tesco, Morrisons, Aldi, Sainsbury's

Here is all the info you need before heading out for a last minute xmas shop 🛒

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8 h. ago Jason Donovan shares wife’s feelings about Kylie Minogue comparisons

Jason Donovan has revealed what his wife Angela Malloch thinks of his highly-publicised relationship with ex-Kylie Minogue being constantly brought up.

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9 h. ago Top Tory tells poor people they shouldn't watch tele as it "rots their brain"

Kemi Badenoch's director of strategy sparked fury with her social media comments which saw her compared to a Dickensian villain by one wag and saw another ask: "What is wrong with you?"

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9 h. ago Betting Sites UK: Compare The Best Online Bookmakers in December 2025

Compare over 60 licensed and regulated betting sites in the UK and find out which are the best online bookmakers for December 2025

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9 h. ago Exact dates you can snap up Christmas vegetables from 5p at all major supermarkets

Major supermarkets Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Asda are slashing the prices of a variety of vegetables once more this year just in time for your Christmas dinner

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9 h. ago Major UK supermarket is giving away 27 TONNES of free carrots just a week before Christma

A MAJOR UK supermarket is handing out a huge 27 tonnes of free carrots just days before Christmas, giving families a helping hand with a beloved festive tradition. The giveaway is taking place nationwide, with shoppers able to pick up a free British carrot from December 20 until Christmas Eve, while stocks last. Morrisons is...

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10 h. ago Analysis: how prices for the cheapest World Cup tickets have rocketed

A Guardian study of past ticket prices for the men’s World Cup, compared with current 2026 figures, shows how the barrier for entry has been raised for most fansIn the past, a fan’s ability to attend a World Cup hosted in their nation hinged more on bid books than their checkbooks. For 2026 in the US, Mexico and Canada, even the least expensive tickets are a luxury commodity by comparison.An analysis by the Guardian of men’s World Cup ticket pricing shows that amid the general rise in ticket prices for the 2026 World Cup, the most extreme of those hikes have often applied to the cheapest tickets. The analysis is based on official Fifa pricing dating back to 1994, with more robust data available starting in 2006. Prices for 2026 games are accurate as of 16 December 2025, and do not include the 1.6% of sellable tickets for each game that Fifa recently made available for a fixed $60 price. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Aldi, Lidl and Morrisons drop Christmas veg prices as low as 5p

Supermarkets have started slashing the cost of festive veggies as of today, December 18.

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10 h. ago Christmas supermarket price war sparked: Three major retailers slash price of festive vegetables to just 5p and bring in rationing due to demand

Morrisonssaid this morning it would cut the prices of British carrots (1kg), parsnips (500g), Brussels sprouts (500g) and whole swedes to 5p for More Card customers.

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11 h. ago ‘I enjoy fame. It’s very exposing and raw – though you pay a price’: Addison Rae, the Guardian’s artist of the year

In just two years, Rae has gone from star TikTok dancer to being Grammy-nominated for best new artist. She reflects on her critically acclaimed debut and how she’s learning to reclaim and relinquish controlNo one in pop has had a year like Addison Rae. She may not be the biggest star – that remains Taylor Swift – or even the most commercially successful breakout act. But the dreamy dance-pop haze of her debut album, Addison, made her into an artist’s artist, loved by the likes of Charli xcx and Lana Del Rey – the leftfield pop acts who paved the way for someone like her. Like a pre-Brat Charli, or perhaps Sky Ferreira, the 25-year-old is the pop connoisseur’s choice, justly earning comparisons to Del Rey, her fellow Louisiana girl Britney Spears and Ray of Light-era Madonna, while knowing her way around her R&B and Jersey club. She’s up for best new artist at next year’s Grammy awards – and with Addison and its knowingly anaesthetised single Headphones On placing in the Guardian...

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14 h. ago Vegetables from 5p at Morrisons, Aldi, Lidl, Tesco and Sainsbury's until Christmas

Full list of the British superkartes that have shared their latest price drop on Christmas veg

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18 h. ago ‘Pretty birds and silly moos’: the women behind the Sex Discrimination Act

In the 50 years since equal rights for women were enshrined in UK law, the campaigners have been reduced to caricatures, or forgotten. But their struggle is worth rememberingCelia Brayfield was at her desk in the Femail section of the Daily Mail’s Fleet Street office when an editor called her over. It was July and Wimbledon had started. “He said: ‘We want you to go down and get into the women’s changing rooms and report on lesbian behaviour.’ One didn’t normally swear at that time but I declined. That was the attitude then,” she told me.From the late 1960s until the early 70s, Brayfield was one of a small group of female journalists working on women’s pages in newspapers. “We were dealing with everyday sexism on an unbelievable scale,” she said. “You learned to wear trousers or take the lift because if you took the stairs someone would try to look up your skirt. But then you couldn’t go to a lot of press conference venues in trousers. In the Savoy, for example, women in trousers wer...

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18 h. ago When panto goes horribly, painfully wrong: ‘it was the worst chafing of my life’

Panto season is upon us, and for the performers, anything could happen. Actors recall their most excruciating moments – from a panic attack while dressed as a cow, to dripping blood while in flight as Peter PanWhen panto goes wrong, the show must always go on. And there is a lot that could go wrong: malfunctioning pyrotechnics, panic attacks, chafing thighs, broken props, broken bones, bruised egos – and that’s before you get live animals involved. Missed cues and forgotten lines are small potatoes by comparison. So with panto season once again in full swing, we speak to seasoned professionals about the exhausting, error-laden, explosive truth behind the most “magical” season of the year.Adam Buksh played The Genie in Aladdin at Howden Park Centre, Livingston, West Lothian, in 2013 It was halfway through the show when Aladdin got trapped in the cave. Our version was based on the original story, One Thousand and One Nights (not Disney’s), in which Aladdin possesses two magical entiti...

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25 h. ago Shoppers to boycott a Morrisons store after Scrooge staff took down Xmas decorations

Furious shoppers have threatened to boycott Morrisons’ store after it tore down its Christmas decorations around the checkout area, a decision met with anger on social media

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26 h. ago Nick Cave compares seeing Radiohead live in London to "spiritual activity"

Nick Cave compares seeing Radiohead live in London to "spiritual activity"  NME

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27 h. ago Morrisons issues response to backlash after taking down Christmas decorations

A Morrisons in Bolton faced backlash online after its Christmas decorations were taken down - the supermarket has now issued a statement in response

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28 h. ago Morrisons in Bolton issues statement after taking down Christmas decorations

"I think it's probably been blown out of proportion, to be honest."

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29 h. ago Furious shoppers threaten to boycott Morrisons' store after it tore down its Christmas decorations

The festive decorations around the checkout area at the Atlas Mills store in Bolton, Greater Manchester, were removed last Saturday.

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