40 m. ago Majority of teachers fear children will go hungry during school holidays, survey says

Two thirds of teachers in England are worried that children in their school will go hungry during the summer holidays, according to new research.

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2 h. ago Love Island fans reel as Harry and Emma openly 'expose villa game plan'

The wife swap continued on tonight's Love Island - as Harry made a shock U-Turn and asked his ex Emma if she was tempted to spend time with him in the Hideaway...

Sport

5 h. ago There's a Celtic transfer theory that might just be proven wrong and I'm starting to get worried

Brendan Rodgers has been quick to cool expectations on some of Celtic's signings and Keith Jackson wonders why

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6 h. ago Ariana Grande's bags another Hollywood role as reports she's quitting music swells

The pop star joins the highly anticipated adaptation amid talk about her musical future

Culture

8 h. ago Cat owners warned that sneeze could be sign of 'kitty chlamydia' or herpes

If you're concerned about your cat's sneezing, read on to discover five reasons why cats sneeze and when you should be worried about it, according to pet health experts

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8 h. ago Tour de France 2025 live: Stage 12 route updates to summit finish in Pyrenees as Tadej Pogacar attacks

The Tour de France hits the high mountains with a feast of climbing in the Pyrenees, finishing on the summit finish at Hautacam

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8 h. ago Met Police warn protesters supporting Palestine Action will be arrested ahead of mass demonstration

The Met Police has warned anyone expressing support for Palestine Action at a stand alone protest or as part of a large -scale Palestine Coalition march will likely be arrested

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9 h. ago Love Island viewers set for shock as Harry and Emma hint at reunion after 'love' admission

Harry and his ex Emma chat about their past relationship

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10 h. ago Tour de France 2025 live: Stage 12 route updates to summit finish in Pyrenees as Tadej Pogacar reveals crash injuries

The Tour de France hits the high mountains with a feast of climbing in the Pyrenees, finishing on the summit finish at Hautacam

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10 h. ago Scottish parents can now get their hands on the 'world's safest iphone'

New tech brand launches new iphone in the UK - with no internet browser or social media - keeping Scottish children safe from online worries.

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10 h. ago I hate to be the scowling lesbian at the feast – but here’s what worries me about the new Austen adaptations | Emma Brockes

I love Jane Austen. But a fresh revival of the idea that what a woman needs most is to marry a man is the last thing we needWhat is the main lesson we take away from Jane Austen? I know novels aren’t manuals, but the Austen industry encourages a certain self-help approach to its products – and Austen herself was full of what we no longer call bossy opinions. From the books, there are endless shrewd judgments about how to be a woman of substance. From the screen adaptations, we learn just how nice it would be to have a big house in Derbyshire. There is the general rule of true love overcoming all obstacles. But there is also this: that there is no worse fate to befall a woman than to fail to lock down a man.Two new Austen adaptations are heading our way: a Netflix miniseries of Pride and Prejudice, and a new movie version of Sense and Sensibility. They join Too Much, Lena Dunham’s new show that riffs on our relationship with romcoms – how we use them as templates and ideals – a clear...

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11 h. ago Tour de France 2025 live: Stage 12 route updates with Pogacar, Vingegaard and Healy set for fireworks in the Pyrenees

The Tour de France hits the high mountains with a feast of climbing in the Pyrenees, finishing on the summit finish at Hautacam

Society

11 h. ago Cat Deeley close to tears as her 'biological age' is revealed live on air by doctor

The TV star was in the hosting seat on This Morning alongside Ben Shephard when the results of her "nightmare" blood test were revealed and she was worried about what was to come.

Society

11 h. ago Why summer’s a time to pass the port | Hannah Crosbie on drinks

When the sun’s out, try using port as a mixer and surprise yourself with a port tonic or any number of citrus punchesSome drinks are so inexorably tied up with specific seasons and circumstances that it’s hard to imagine them anywhere else. Like bumping into a teacher outside school or witnessing someone take off their shoes during a flight. It’s legal, sure, but there’s always a moment of deep discomfort and confusion before acceptance. And that’s pretty much how I imagine many people feel about drinking port in summer. Or, indeed, at any time of the day that isn’t evening, or served alongside anything that isn’t an intriguing, veiny cheese.Consider Porto, the city responsible for bringing the drink to the rest of the world – do you think that, when the temperatures creep up, everyone there stops drinking the stuff? No, they find new ways to enjoy it. Improvise, adapt, overcome. Continue reading...

Politics

12 h. ago Why 'World's sexiest footballer' Alisha Lehmann's now has a bodyguard at Women's Euros, as she faces online hate over glam looks on the bench

Lehmann is involved with the Switzerland squad, who will take on Spain on Friday night for a spot in the semi-finals of the tournament. They will, however, go into the match as huge underdogs.

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12 h. ago I had an ache in my shoulder and it got so bad I couldn't even raise my arm. I was diagnosed with this little

Feeling a dull ache in the centre of her left shoulder, Emma Mapp thought she had simply tweaked a muscle while working out at the gym.

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12 h. ago Brit lad, 9, begs for alcohol ban at kids' football games after 'mummy and daddy' brawls

Ronnie Edward Prescott, nine, just wanted to 'play football and have fun' with his friends at a tournament but was left 'scared and worried' by beer-swilling parents who got in fights and shouted

Sport

12 h. ago Nurse is left with horrific burns after freak gust of wind when husband was igniting firepit set her alight

Emma Colwell from Cheshire, was instantly set alight despite standing metres away from the bowl and despite trying to put the flames out, was left with 29 per cent full-thickness burns.

Events

13 h. ago The Railway Children review – a real steam train is the spectacular star

Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, West Yorkshire Stupendous set design brings E Nesbit’s children’s classic to new life as a wealthy Anglo-Indian family is forced to adjust to reduced life in Yorkshire in this irresistible adaptationThis site-specific experience begins with a ride on a stream train. Audiences travel to a purpose-built auditorium inside an engine shed at Oxenhope station. It is a delightful mood-setter to Mike Kenny’s adaptation of E Nesbit’s 1905 novel, which premiered in 2008. It is back on the road, this time chugging its way along the same five-mile line comprising the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway on which the Green Dragon travelled in Lionel Jeffries’ iconic 1970 film.Inside the shed, the impressive stagecraft arrests the senses over the story of Roberta (Farah Ashraf), Peter (Raj Digva) and Phyllis (Jessica Kaur), the children forced out of their well-to-do London home and into a shambling house by the tracks in Yorkshire, after their father (Paul Hawky...

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13 h. ago Tour de France 2025 live: Stage 12 route and updates with fireworks expected in the Pyrenees today

The Tour hits the high mountains with a feast of climbing in the Pyrenees, finishing on the summit finish at Hautacam

Society