56 m. ago Eni Aluko APOLOGISES to Ian Wright: Former footballer admits she was 'wrong' to accuse Arsenal legend of 'blocking' pathway for female pundits in shock attack

Eni Aluko has issued a passionate apology to Ian Wright after facing backlash for claiming he was blocking opportunities for female pundits by 'dominating' women's football coverage.

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65 m. ago Marathon legend warns 'we will have to get used to deaths' days before London race

The 2025 London Marathon is just around the corner, and long-distance running icon Martin Fiz is keen to hammer home the seriousness, and danger, of the endeavour

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88 m. ago Major supermarket chain issues urgent recall for sausages that could contain plastic

Morrisons urged customers who have purchased the affected product not to eat it. Instead, they should bring it to a Morrisons store for a full refund

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99 m. ago Britain's Got Talent judge Simon Cowell swears 'on my life' as he breaks silence over 'set up' audition

Simon took the time to clear any claims that the surprise golden buzzer audition was fake

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1 hour ago Facetheory is offering 25% off 'glowy' face serum that 'works magic' straight away

"I have been using this serum for around 3 months. I think that it does give you a glow. I just love that it hydrates my very dry skin. As soon as you apply it I can feel it kind of starting to work its magic."

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1 hour ago Danny Jones' wife reveals horror birth injury she credits with improving sex life

Georgia Horsley has revealed she suffered a very painful injury while giving birth to her son Cooper as she revealed the impact it has had on her sex life with husband Danny Jones

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2 h. ago Cyclists who kill pedestrians could face life in prison under new UK law

Currently, reckless cyclists face a maximum two-year sentence under Victorian-era laws dating back to the 1860s

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2 h. ago Trio jailed for plotting to murder cagefighter who took part in UK’s biggest cash robbery

Their victim Paul Allen has been left paralysed for life

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2 h. ago The truth about weight loss jabs and how they work, according to Dr Jack Mosley

The doctor, and son of the late Michael Mosley, on what to know about weight-loss jabs

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2 h. ago May the force be with you! How to save every tired TV superfranchise, from Star Wars to Game of Thrones

Does anyone know what Marvel multiverse we’re in? And will anything ever happen in Westeros again? The world’s biggest fantasy franchises are in trouble but we have ways to make them must-see TV once moreIt’s amazing to think that, not so very long ago, people were actually excited at the prospect of a new Star Wars show. Or when it emerged that a fresh Lord of the Rings saga was, through some kind of Gandalfian wizardry, being squeezed on to the small screen, the reaction was one of giddy awe. Even the faintest whisper of another trip to Hogwarts would have set the whole internet ablaze. And now? Well, here’s a test: there’s a new Harry Potter series coming out soon. How does that make you feel? Exactly.There’s no doubt about it – a worrying number of what used to be the world’s most untouchable franchises are in trouble. But how did they arrive at this point of terminal audience ennui? And is there any route for them back into our hearts? Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Inside the life of Gogglebox's Roisin and Joe from jobs to public support after 'irresponsible' incident

The Gogglebox couple made history for the show, becoming the first Scottish cast members to join.

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2 h. ago Digested week: Magic Circle and life in the Vatican return to our psyche

Disappearances of a school and handbag of head of Homeland Security past the Secret Service remain unexplainedI did what a lot of people did on hearing news of the death of Pope Francis on Monday: I watched Conclave. The Oscar nominated movie, adapted from the Robert Harris novel, unpacks the process of electing a new pope and between Sunday and Monday, it enjoyed a 283% surge in streaming figures. I’d like to say it deepened my understanding of life in the Vatican, but the truth is it just made me wish we could have Ralph Fiennes for pope, while reminding me – I’m not alone in this – that we’ve seen quite enough of Stanley Tucci for the time being. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Jamie Vardy to Celtic or Rangers odds ranked as favourites to sign Leicester City legend revealed

Ex-England striker tipped for move to Glasgow

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2 h. ago Selling Sunset star Amanza Smith reveals how the Netflix cast really feel about boss Jason Oppenheim's string of younger women

Selling Sunset star Amanza Smith has revealed how the Netflix cast really feel about boss Jason Oppenheim romancing a string of younger women.

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3 h. ago 'It's tiring being so hot – I wear fake wedding ring to stop men flirting with me'

Influencer Ju Isen said she was tired of being approached by men in places like the gym and supermarket, so now wears a fake wedding ring to ward off unwanted attention

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3 h. ago Major convenience store chain with 2,600 UK shops closing branch this weekend

SPAR, which is situated on Allaway Avenue in Portsmouth, will be closing for good on Saturday, April 26 by 5pm and shoppers are upset by the news

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3 h. ago Dr Jack Mosley: What you need to know about weight loss jabs and how to make them work most effectively

Lauren Taylor speaks to the doctor – and son of the late Michael Mosley – about weight-loss medication.

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3 h. ago Inside Freddie Flintoff and Paddy McGuinness's fraught friendship after crash changed everything

Paddy McGuinness and Freddie Flintoff were once inseparable on set of Top Gear, but following the cricketer's life-changing crash, their close friendship strained

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3 h. ago Scottish comedy legend Karen Dunbar bringing new show to Dumfries and Galloway

The comedian, DJ and Chewin’ The Fat Star will be sharing stories from her life and talking about her career in Stranraer, Newton Stewart and Dumfries.

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3 h. ago Disabled people detained by Ice sound alarm over overcrowded jails

Rodney Taylor, whose legs were amputated as a toddler, just one of many people with disabilities at risk from detentionIn his three months locked up at Stewart detention center in Lumpkin, Georgia, Rodney Taylor has missed meals and showers, lived with increasing pain in his hips, developed a swollen thumb on his right hand and blisters on the stumps where his two legs were amputated when he was a toddler.Taylor’s mother brought him to the US from Liberia on a medical visa as a small child. He went through 16 operations and is a double amputee. He has two fingers on his right hand. Now 46, he has lived in the US nearly his entire life, works as a barber, is active in promoting cancer awareness in his community, and recently got engaged. Continue reading...

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