67 m. ago Park Chan Wook: ‘The Korean film industry is in a state of great danger’

The acclaimed director of ‘Oldboy’ and ‘The Handmaiden’ speaks to Louis Chilton about the problems facing his country’s filmmakers, his one-time reputation for grotesquerie, and his darkly funny new satire ‘No Other Choice’

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67 m. ago Prince Harry makes bold claim about Louis and Charlotte that William 'will hate'

The Duke of Sussex admitted that he had received a very blunt reply from his brother when he tried to discuss his concerns for Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis

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2 h. ago I used to work at Next and this is the item hundreds of people would buy

After working as a sales assistant in Next for over four years made, I saw first-hand the pieces that customers always came back for and these three pairs of trousers I personally reccommend

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3 h. ago The businessman who charged thousands for products that never turned up

'It's hugely impacted my business,' said one client. 'I'm a one-man band working seven days a week to make everything add up. It's not acceptable'

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6 h. ago Waitress who escaped Swiss bar fire reveals staff had no safety training & says she’s ‘haunted by the faces of the dead’

A SURVIVING employee of the Swiss ski resort bar where a deadly fire killed 40 says she is "haunted by the faces of the dead". French national Louise Leguistin, 25, was one of the only staff members of Le Constellation to escape unharmed after the horrific blaze tore through the downstairs nightspot in the early...

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8 h. ago Frank’s future in doubt as Romero calls West Ham defeat ‘a disaster’ for Spurs

Manager barracked by fans after late 2-1 defeatRomero comments add to sense of unease at TottenhamThomas Frank’s future as the Tottenham manager is in doubt after Saturday’s last-gasp 2-1 home defeat by West Ham, at which the club’s supporters called for him to be “sacked in the morning”.The Spurs hierarchy have been mindful of the difficulties Frank has faced during what was always likely to be a transitional season. The chief executive, Vinai Venkatesham, wrote an open letter to fans on Saturday morning, the tone of which was supportive, the overriding message being a call for patience. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago Common breakfast dish that may lower risk of heart disease and more

A common breakfast item that could be found in any British kitchen's cupboard could contain a heart-healthy compound

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12 h. ago Does my obsession with old trinkets make me a hoarder or a sentimental maximalist? | Eleanor Burnard

Nostalgic knick-knacks will always have a place on my shelf – and in my heart. There’s something magical about being able to access the past in tangible, physical waysIt’s important to state that I am the most insufferably sentimental person I know.There are old birthday cards collecting dust in my jam-packed cupboards, stuffed toys – their colours long-faded – sitting in my bedroom despite their prime cuddling years over, while gifts handmade by friends I no longer talk to take up real estate on my cluttered shelves. You couldn’t pay me to part with any of them. Continue reading...

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13 h. ago Brits issued 'nuclear war preparation guide' by government with one 'must have' item

As superpowers and rogue states lose their rag around the world, the government is sharing its tips on what to do if the missiles start raining down - and its advice features an item you mightn't expect

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14 h. ago Gordon Ramsay says never add milk to scrambled eggs for fluffy results

Gordan Ramsay's scrambled eggs are a staple in many homes, and this method is perfect for commuters, students and busy parents, as it only takes three minutes

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14 h. ago Phil Foden suffers injury to add to Manchester City’s derby day woes

Foden was replaced at half-time during the clash at Old Trafford after suffering a suspected broken hand

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15 h. ago Brazen thief caught stealing items from Scots driveway in daylight CCTV footage

Home CCTV footage shows a man stealing scrap metal and copper wire.

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15 h. ago Woman describes being sexually assaulted in Cardiff nightclub and depressing aftermath

Anyone with information is urged to get in touch with the police or Crimestoppers

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16 h. ago Chips will be crispy and crunchy every time if you add 1 ingredient before oven cooking

Transform your homemade oven chips into crispy perfection with this simple trick that makes them golden and crunchy every time.

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16 h. ago Charity shopper spots £11 item sitting on shelf and 'hits the jackpot'

A savvy shopper is encouraging everyone to explore their local charity shops before buying new items - after all, you never know when you might uncover a hidden gem

Economics

16 h. ago Tim Spector's ZOE shares simple foods that can prevent diabetes

There are a total of 66 foods you can add to your weekly diet to help you live longer

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18 h. ago Bin man tells of major difference between collecting rich and poor people's waste

A former binman has been sharing his experiences of collecting rubbish in different neighbourhoods - and he's been left surprised by some of the findings

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19 h. ago Queen Elizabeth coin on sale for £70,000 but collector issues important warning

Check your change for this Queen Elizabeth II coin which was released to mark 25 years of Her Majesty's historical reign. Now one collector issued an urgent warning over the piece

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19 h. ago Stacey Solomon's 'gorgeous' new Asda collection on sale from £1

Shoppers have said the homeware range is exactly what people who missed out on Mrs Hinch at Home Bargains

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21 h. ago The hill I will die on: Stag and hen dos should be fun, not bankrupting endurance tests | Liam Pape

Multi-day benders that deplete your mates’ annual leave and wallets are a no-no. Keep it cheeky, cheap and – crucially – enjoyableA stag or hen do should be a straightforward, fun night celebrating a good friend moving into a new chapter of their life. Instead, thanks to films such as The Hangover and Bridesmaids, as well as the general Americanisation of what a “bachelor” or “bachelorette” party should be, we’ve ended up with too many overindulgent, wildly inconvenient and quite frankly underwhelming send-offs to our friends who are getting married.Somewhere along the way, they’ve morphed into three-day tests of stamina and disposable income. Groomsmen bankrupting themselves on long weekends in Vegas that are billed as obligatory for anyone who wants to keep calling themselves a friend. Injuries sustained during ill-advised human pyramids on Spanish beaches. Weddings called off after drunken lapses of judgments in strip clubs. To add insult to injury, in 2023, a survey by Aviva fou...

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