75 m. ago Strictly's Dianne Buswell receives wave of support after heartbreaking family death

Professional dancer Dianne Buswell has been met with an outpouring of love and sympathy from fans and fellow Strictly stars after sharing the emotional news of her grandfather’s passing at age 99

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2 h. ago Israeli strikes kill at least 38 in Gaza as ceasefire talks reach critical point

Benjamin Netanyahu travels to Washington as momentum gathers in negotiations for a US-sponsored deal Israeli warplanes launched a wave of strikes in Gaza on Sunday, killing at least 38 Palestinians, according to hospital officials, as talks over a ceasefire in the devastated territory reached a critical point.Officials at Nasser hospital in the southern city of Khan Younis said 18 people were killed by strikes in al-Mawasi, a nearby coastal area that is crowded with tented encampments of those displaced by fighting elsewhere. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Lando Norris wins British GP amid wild weather at Silverstone: Formula One – live

Lap by lap updates on the action from SilverstoneMcLaren now headline act at HQ | Email JohnOh, and Vin Diesel was there, too, as the former Quentin Cook signs off with a version of the Stones’ Satisfaction.Tony Hawk - skateboarder not member of Morris Minor and The Majors - is here. He has his board with him. Tom Holland – actor not popular historian - is also there. “I am going to try and catch Lewis. I am always wary not to be a distraction,” he tells Martin Brundle. Damson Idris – of the Brad film – will be waving the chequered flag. “I’m so glad everyone has supported the movie.” It stops raining. Nigel Mansell – from the Isle of Mad – is there with Jackie Stewart. “Lewis has an outside chance,” says Nige. Sebastian Coe is cheering for “anyone who can master the circumstances. Clarkson’s here, Clarksoning along. “There’s 20 drivers, and 17 I like them.” Someone called Kaleb – a Clarkson acolyte? – is there with Jezza. Sam Ryder – the world’s most excitable man – gives Brundle a...

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5 h. ago 'I walked straight over and hit him with a right hand, then put his head through a glass coffee table'

Big John Fury's life as a 'dial-a-muscle' gangland enforcer

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5 h. ago Free parking to be scrapped at two popular Welsh seaside towns

Plans to scrap free parking spaces at Barry Island and Penarth were met with strong criticism but the council has now made a final decision

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5 h. ago British Grand Prix disrupted by heavy rain at Silverstone: Formula One – live

Lap by lap updates on the action from SilverstoneMcLaren now headline act at HQ | Email JohnOh, and Vin Diesel was there, too, as the former Quentin Cook signs off with a version of the Stones’ Satisfaction.Tony Hawk - skateboarder not member of Morris Minor and The Majors - is here. He has his board with him. Tom Holland – actor not popular historian - is also there. “I am going to try and catch Lewis. I am always wary not to be a distraction,” he tells Martin Brundle. Damson Idris – of the Brad film – will be waving the chequered flag. “I’m so glad everyone has supported the movie.” It stops raining. Nigel Mansell – from the Isle of Mad – is there with Jackie Stewart. “Lewis has an outside chance,” says Nige. Sebastian Coe is cheering for “anyone who can master the circumstances. Clarkson’s here, Clarksoning along. “There’s 20 drivers, and 17 I like them.” Someone called Kaleb – a Clarkson acolyte? – is there with Jezza. Sam Ryder – the world’s most excitable man – gives Brundle a...

Sport

5 h. ago The real Salt Path revealed: How inspirational hit book and film 'hid tawdry real tale of a £64,000 embezzlement, police arrest and land owned in France'

An investigation has reportedly discovered that The Salt Path's protagonists, Raynor Winn and her husband, Moth, are in fact Sally and Tim Walker and lost their home following theft accusation.

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5 h. ago Wales boss Rhian Wilkinson left 'intimated and emotional' by fierce Red Wall support at Euro 2025

Welsh fans marched in their thousands to Allmend Stadion.

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5 h. ago Wales boss Rhian Wilkinson left 'intimidated and emotional' by fierce Red Wall support at Euro 2025

Welsh fans marched in their thousands to Allmend Stadion.

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5 h. ago The kindness of strangers: I used to hate being judged, but then a woman on a train praised my parenting

I saw that my toddler was annoying some passengers but the words of encouragement made a stressful situation a lot more bearableRead more in the kindness of strangers seriesI had my eldest child when I was 19, and being a young mum can be tricky – I was used to feeling judged by other people in public.One evening, I was on a crowded train home in Melbourne at peak hour, which is also witching hour for toddlers. My two-year-old son just started losing it, so I was distracting him with silly noises and games. It was largely working and he was mostly laughing and squealing with delight. I registered that it was annoying some passengers, but the alternative would have been much louder and annoying for us all. Making matters worse, no one offered me a seat, so we were standing up and bumping into other people, who were getting pissed off. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Emmerdale star 'engaged to meth factory drug lord' after visits to prison

Emmerdale actress Lucy Pargeter is reportedly engaged to criminal Elliott Walker, who is currently in prison for helping to start up one of the biggest meth factories in the UK

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6 h. ago ‘A real shock’: Bayern Munich confirm Musiala out for long period with leg fracture

Musiala suffered fibula fracture and ankle dislocationPSG’s Donnarumma criticised for ‘reckless’ collisionBayern Munich have said Jamal Musiala faces a “lengthy” recovery from a leg fracture after his collision with Paris Saint-Germain’s goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma at the Club World Cup.Bayern said on Sunday that Musiala had flown back from Florida to Munich that morning for surgery on the injury the attacking midfielder picked up in Saturday’s loss to PSG in the quarter-finals. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Festival Safety: What to do if you find yourself in a crowd crush at one of this summer's events

Feel safer heading into the crowds during the summer festival season with these tips if you’re involved in a crowd crush

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6 h. ago Pamplona festivities and an orphaned bear: photos of the weekend

The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world Continue reading...

Culture

7 h. ago 17 of the best pictures as hundreds parade the streets of Cardiff for Grangetown Festival 2025

Grangetown Festival has been running for over 45 years in Cardiff

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7 h. ago Horror moment dog owner hurls elderly pet over fence and onto concrete

WARNING: Distressing content. Shocking CCTV footage caught the moment Kieran O’Connor, 35, throwing his dog over a fence and onto concrete while he walked through a gate

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7 h. ago Lionel Messi decision defended by Inter Miami boss amid bizarre criticism

Lionel Messi starred in Inter Miami's win over Montreal as they return to action in Major League soccer but Javier Mascherano saw a choice questioned on Saturday evening

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7 h. ago Son of Chinook 1994 helicopter crash victim visits memorial and asks for answers

Relatives of the victims are calling for a public inquiry.

Events

8 h. ago Festival organisers who cancelled Bob Vylan wanted to book Kneecap instead

The band was due to play in Manchester this weekend

Culture

8 h. ago Butler by Salena Zito review – how Trump won America’s heartland

From the site of the failed assassination comes a sharp-eyed account of Trump’s political gains – and Democrats’ failings The Democrats’ famed blue wall is more the stuff of nostalgia than reality. On election day 2024, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin voted for Donald Trump for the second time in three elections. Barack Obama’s upstairs-downstairs coalition lies in ruins, as Democrats struggle to connect with working-class voters across racial and ethnic lines.Last November, Trump came within just three points of winning a majority of Latino voters. Such Americans walked away from their presumed political home – in droves. A Trump endorsement by Roberto Clemente Jr, son of the late Pittsburgh Pirates baseball star, was a harbinger. Likewise, Trump posted double-digit gains among Catholics and Jews, once core constituencies in the Democratic party of FDR.Butler is published in the US by Hachette Continue reading...

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