23 m. ago Gary Neville says Mikel Arteta paid the price in January for signing Arsenal didn't want

Gary Neville has said Arsenal have realised the decision to sign Raheem Sterling on loan in the summer transfer window was a mistake as Mikel Arteta reflects on missed opportunity

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85 m. ago EastEnders fans amazed after realising Billy Mitchell legend was married to famous Corrie actress

EastEnders icon Perry Fenwick has played Billy Mitchell since 1998, but away from Walford he was married to a famous soap star

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2 h. ago Double beds, lounges and showers: The incredible cabins of the airlines voted the five best in the world

They were voted into the top five places in a ranking unveiled this week of long-haul carriers, the list the result of a Which? Travel survey.

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2 h. ago Unlikely location in China becomes tourist hotspot after odd photo goes viral

A photo of a mountain in Yichang, China, has gone viral after it was shared to social media and people realised that it looks like the head of a dog looking out over the the Yangtze River

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3 h. ago Amazon users can bag LEGO Marvel sets for as little as £13 in flash deal

Fans of the superhero franchise can take advantage of these Amazon LEGO set deals that depict some iconic movie moments.

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3 h. ago EastEnders fans speechless as they realise Billy Mitchell star was married to famous Corrie actress

The legendary Billy Mitchell star was once married to an industry rival

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3 h. ago Trump and California don’t see eye to eye, but critique of high

Dream of going from LA to San Francisco in three hours is past deadline, over budget, and after 16 years, incompleteCalifornians know their state is a punching bag for Donald Trump’s administration, a “paradise lost” that the president intends to wrest back from the “radical left lunatics”. But when Trump took aim at the state’s much-delayed high-speed rail project earlier this month, saying it was “the worst managed project” he’d ever seen, some of those leftwingers – and more moderate voters – found themselves in the unusual position of conceding he might have a point.California’s beautiful dream of a bullet train whisking passengers from Los Angeles to San Francisco in less than three hours has been more than 16 years in the making, approved by voters but dogged by so many delays, broken deadlines and cost overruns that it has only just reached the initial stages of laying down track. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Man scammed out of £22,000 by AI ‘girlfriend’ who needed money for medical bills

Scammers use realistic AI videos, photos and medical bills to dupe the victim

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5 h. ago ‘My cabin bag was too big for this airline – these are the ones you need to buy’

I was caught out on a recent short-haul flight travelling with a hand luggage suitcase that didn't meet size regulations – here's which ones you need to buy

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5 h. ago People are BAFFLED after discovering how Bluetooth got its peculiar name

People are only just realising how Bluetooth got its peculiar name - and it has nothing to do with the colour blue.

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5 h. ago ‘I didn’t realise my cabin bag was too big for this airline – this is the one you need’

Our beauty and wellness editor was caught out on a recent short-haul flight travelling with a cabin bag that didn't meet regulations – here's which one she'll be buying

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6 h. ago ‘I was causing harm’: author Helen Jukes on motherhood and our polluted bodies

In her latest book, Mother Animal, the writer gives a personal account of the impact of ‘forever chemicals’ on her and her child during and after pregnancyWhen Helen Jukes told her friends she was writing about motherhood and pollution, they advised her against it and warned she might make pregnant people more anxious than they already were. But she disagreed. Mother Animal, a personal account of Jukes’ pregnancy and early years of motherhood, details her growing realisation of how contaminated her body, and her baby, have become. And it’s something she thinks all would-be parents should be more aware of. There are chemicals from human industry in breast milk, amniotic fluid and bones, she writes. Toxicologists have found “forever chemicals” in embryos and foetuses at “every stage of pregnancy in lung tissues, in livers”. It is inescapable.Yet it is spoken about far too little. “I find it quite disrespectful to think that mothers wouldn’t be capable of handling [this] information,” ...

Events

7 h. ago Jailed MP Mike Amesbury wins appeal as court suspends prison sentence for assault

A senior judge concluded there was a 'realistic prospect of rehabilitation'

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7 h. ago What’s in the Oscars 2025 gift bag: LA wildfire relief, a luxury wellness retreat and cruelty

From luxury vacations to transformative skincare products, Oscar nominees won’t go home empty handed on Sunday

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9 h. ago British Airways pilot and steward suspended after one 'sparked drunken brawl by stripping off in bar'

The two male colleagues were seen exiting the toilets carrying a bag of white powder who were then confronted by shocked co-workers, a source claimed.

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9 h. ago Travellers warned as workers at major European airports go on strike

Airlines had already cancelled about 80 per cent of their flights in and out of Germany's second largest airport

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11 h. ago ITV Emmerdale fans are just realising Ella Forster actress is married to fellow soap star

Emmerdale actress Paula Lane, who plays Ella Forster in the ITV soap, is married to fellow soap star Tom Shaw - and fans have been left stunned upon learning the identity of her husband

Culture

12 h. ago Pokemon fans only just realising where Pikachu's name really comes from

Pikachu, the adorable yellow Pokemon, is one of the most recognisable video game characters of all time - but many fans are only just realising the hidden meaning behind its name

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13 h. ago People just realising why Tesco and Asda supermarkets 'always look the same'

Have you ever noticed how many supermarkets have a clock tower? The roots of that apparently unnecessary feature lie in a set of rules established for one Essex town back in the late 1970s

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14 h. ago The savage suburbia of Helen Garner: ‘I wanted to dong Martin Amis with a bat’

Over 50 years, she has become one of the most revered writers in Australia. Is she finally going to get worldwide recognition?In early January, the Australian author Helen Garner decided to cut back an unruly bush in her garden. Garner lives in a Melbourne suburb in the adjoining house to her daughter, son-in-law, three grandchildren, some chickens and a dog. The family were away at the beach for the holidays and Garner found herself alone, in an off-kilter frame of mind. She’s 82, her beach days are over, but she felt her family’s absence. Her grandchildren were growing up, the youngest now 18. Garner realised she was on the brink of a loneliness not felt since she’d moved to live alongside them 20 years ago, after the end of her third and final marriage, to the author Murray Bail.Missing her family, feeling adrift, she went outside with some secateurs and “pruned the shit” out of the bush in such frenzied bursts that the next day, when she looked out of the window, she saw a scene...

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