24 m. ago AD FEATURE: Pick up a free bottle of Diet Coke or Coke Zero at Iceland and The Food Warehouse

Cut out your voucher from the newspaper to get your free bottle of Coca-Cola

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34 m. ago Chilling reason Epstein wanted to 'wipe out' Andrew and Sarah Ferguson relationship

In 2011, convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was provided with a reputational management plan to rehabilitate his image - and he was advised to cut all ties with Andrew and Sarah Ferguson

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2 h. ago Number of children abducted in Nigerian school attack now more than 300. Here’s what you need to know

The Trump administration's deep cuts in foreign aid to Nigeria this year haven't helped the situation

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3 h. ago Rangers vs Livingston LIVE score team news and build up ahead of Premiership clash

Danny Rohl's men are back in domestic action with a chance to get closer to Celtic and Hearts if only for a couple of hours

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3 h. ago Rangers vs Livingston LIVE score and goal updates from Premiership clash at Ibrox

Danny Rohl's men are back in domestic action with a chance to get closer to Celtic and Hearts if only for a couple of hours

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3 h. ago Rangers vs Livingston LIVE as Tete Yengi draws Livingston level at Ibrox

Danny Rohl's men are back in domestic action with a chance to get closer to Celtic and Hearts if only for a couple of hours

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3 h. ago Rangers vs Livingston LIVE as Davie Martindale chuckles away at booking for kicking a second ball on the park

Danny Rohl's men are back in domestic action with a chance to get closer to Celtic and Hearts if only for a couple of hours

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4 h. ago Cow print faux fur coat, £65, in style of the season cut to £39 for Black Friday

Boohoo has up to 70% off sitewide, including winter coats

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4 h. ago ‘The French people want to save us’: help pours in for glassmaker Duralex

The brand, which evokes nostalgia and pride, hit its €5m fundraising target within hours and orders have soaredDrop a Duralex glass and it will most likely bounce, not break. The French company itself has tumbled several times in the past two decades and always bounced back, but never quite as spectacularly as when, earlier this month, it asked the public for money.An appeal for €5m (£4.4m) of emergency funding to secure the immediate future of the glassworks took just five hours and 40 minutes to reach its target. Within 48 hours, the total amount pledged had topped €19m. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Newcastle vs Man City LIVE: Early team news plus how to watch and kick

Manchester City will look to cut the gap to Premier League leaders Arsenal when they face Newcastle this evening.

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4 h. ago The 30 European city breaks within four hours of London by train

The 30 European city breaks within four hours of London by train  The Telegraph

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5 h. ago Newcastle United vs Man City Premier League prediction, odds and betting offer

Manchester City can cut Arsenal's lead at the top of the Premier League by just one point if they come home with a win at Newcastle this weekend

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5 h. ago 'Eerie' figure standing 'motionless' at roadside 'freaks out' drivers

People reported that the figure was standing still for hours in all weathers only turning its head

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5 h. ago Couple travel 14 hours for Christmas market, and say it's STILL cheaper than Manchester

"We were sad to leave"

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6 h. ago 'Cheap to run' Lakeland dehumidifier gets cheaper price as winter damp hits UK households

'I love my dehumidifier, it dries my washing in a few hours'

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6 h. ago Travis Head powers Australia to humbling Ashes Test win over England inside two days

1st Test, D2: Australia, 132 & 205-2, bt England, 172 & 164Opener’s devastating 123 seals eight-wicket victoryThe news from Perth is that the catalogue of great English calamities in Australia has a brand new entry. For the first time in 104 years an Ashes Test match has been wrapped up inside just two days and England, on the receiving end of an eight-wicket thumping, may already be broken.Ben Stokes will doubtless push back at that notion, such is his refusal to ever throw in the towel. But as Travis Head cut and carved his way to a breathtaking 69-ball century, vaporising a target of 205 in just 28.2 overs, the psychological blow landed by the hosts felt greater than their 1-0 lead. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago ‘I have never felt so popular!’: can I change my look – and my life – with a clip

The haircut of the moment is ‘The Claudia’, but not everyone has the luscious locks of la Winkleman. Not a problem. Fake fringes are everywhere – and I tried one outThe 70s had “the Fawcett.” In the 90s it was all about “the Rachel.” But now there’s a new era-defining hair cut. “The Claudia.” Yes, the glossy inky-black block fringe that mostly shrouds the face of its owner, the presenter Claudia Winkleman, has become a seminal moment on and off TV screens.It is a fringe that has spawned memes, online forums dedicated to debating its length and a fan account on X. “Thoughts and opinions from the highest paid fringe on the BBC” reads the bio. Alan Carr has described it, not Winkleman, as a national treasure. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Elephant's 'gentle' reaction to woman's baby bump but viewers issue 'dangerous' warning

The woman was left cooing after the elephant acknowledged her baby bump with what looked like a cute gesture, but many people on TikTok saw it as something rather dangerous

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8 h. ago Samsung fans rush for Galaxy S25 deal that's over £300 cheaper than Sky Mobile

Price cuts on Samsung's flagship Galaxy S25 at Voxi lead to much cheaper prices

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8 h. ago Beating Pumas could open pivotal chapter in England’s 2027 World Cup story

Defeat of Argentina in 2000 was important stepping stone for Clive Woodward’s side on way to winning ultimate prizeIt is exactly 25 years since the most fraught pre-match buildup in the history of English international rugby union. In this same week in November 2000 a pay row led to the entire national side walking out on strike, prompting Clive Woodward to threaten that an alternative team of lower-league amateurs would be chosen if his players did not return to training by 11am the following morning.After a tense standoff they duly did so, a grudging truce was agreed and the weekend game against Argentina went ahead with England winning 19-0. Three years later all but two of that matchday squad (the exceptions were David Flatman and Matt Perry) were lifting the Rugby World Cup in Australia. The moral of the “strike” story? The darkest hour can be the springboard to a spectacular golden dawn. Continue reading...

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