1 hour ago You can get to world's hottest city where fish boil in the sea for £78 this month

The city is, by some counts, the hottest in the world. However, in January, the coldest time of the year, the thermometer rarely rises much higher than 20 °C, while staying in the balmy mid-teens

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2 h. ago Gruesome UK museum with jars filled with remains has stark warning for visitors

The Hunterian Museum in London is a collection of anatomical specimens, both animal and human, and while it's a fascinating place to visit for some, it warns that many tourists may find it upsetting

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2 h. ago I'm A Celeb winner AngryGinge and Lewis Capaldi celebrate Luke Littler reach World Darts Championship final for a third year in a row

AngryGinge and Lewis Capaldi were among the celebrity faces spotted in the crowd on Friday night, as Luke Littler secured his place in the World Darts Championship final for the third year in a row. 

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4 h. ago I went to the quiet Greek island without the party crowds – and locals love tourists

BEFORE I headed to the Greek island of Alonissos, a waiter in neighbouring Skiathos told me: “It’s too quiet there, I prefer to party here.”  Now I was looking forward to the trip even more.  While most tourists tend to land at Skiathos airport and stick to that lively destination, many are making the short ferry...

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4 h. ago Nightclub owners who renovated bar themselves could face manslaughter charges after ‘sparklers caused fire killing 40’

MANSLAUGHTER charges could be handed down to the owners of the Swiss ski resort nightclub after a deadly inferno killed 40 people trapped inside. The married couple who bought the venue in 2015 turned it from a rundown café into a party hotspot for the après-ski crowd at Crans-Montana. Jacques Moretti, 49, did most of...

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4 h. ago I visited the tiny Cornish fishing village from famous TV show – with treasure hunting and no crowds

WITH its tiny, twisty streets that lead to the harbour, there’s something magical about the small Cornish fishing village that is the setting for ITV’s Doc Martin.   The TV series, set in stunning Port Isaac, aired its final episode in 2022 but its legacy lives on.   Daily tours take in some of the most famous landmarks and...

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4 h. ago Banjo & Ro’s Grand Island Hotel breathes new life into a tiny Hebridean island

The designer duo battle storms and decay to bring a mansion back to life in their new BBC show.

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4 h. ago ‘Stop whistling, you are witnessing greatness’ – World Darts fans fume at ‘idiots’ disrupting Van Veen vs Anderson epic

GIAN van Veen secured a spot in the World Darts final for the first time after an epic victory over Gary Anderson. The Dutchman overcame the veteran Scot - who enjoyed the overwhelming backing of the Ally Pally crowd - 6-3 in a match that included what many called 'the greatest set ever played'. But...

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6 h. ago Brits feel they should be exempt from a ‘tourist tax’ for a UK holiday, finds survey

BRITS think they should be exempt from a “tourist tax” for a holiday in the UK, a survey suggests. Fifty-five per cent of those polled insist the proposed visitor levy should apply only to travellers from overseas. The tax could be enforced for anyone staying overnight at holiday accommodation such as hotels or Airbnb rentals....

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6 h. ago ‘Greatest set of darts EVER’ – Sky Sports commentator Wayne Mardle in awe of double Big Fish in Van Veen vs Anderson

WAYNE MARDLE was left in awe after seeing a DOUBLE Big Fish in Gian van Veen's clash against Gary Anderson. The darts stars collided in the World Darts Championship semis on Friday. Van Veen and Anderson had seen Luke Littler book his spot in Saturday's final with a 6-1 win over Ryan Searle. And both...

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7 h. ago Luke Littler reaches third straight World Darts Championship final: Star, 18, thrashes Ryan Searle as friend Angry Ginge and Lewis Capaldi join his girlfriend in crowd at Ally Pally

Luke Littler's imperious defence of his World Darts Championship title has continued after reaching Saturday's final.

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7 h. ago Luke Littler shows true colours to Ally Pally crowd after being heavily booed again

Luke Littler spoke to Sky Sports following his 6-1 victory over Ryan Searle in the semi-finals of the PDC World Championship at Alexandra Palace

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8 h. ago Manhunt continues for inmate on the run as police issue warning with new images

The manhunt continues for James Fitzpatrick who absconded from HMP Castle Huntly on Tuesday, December 30

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9 h. ago Clare Balding pays tribute to 'one of a kind' dad after horse racing legend's death

The BBC star received support from her famous friends following her dad's passing

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9 h. ago Withernsea search LIVE: Horror as Coastguard 'hunts for missing family' in sea

A huge rescue operation has been launched after reports that "a number of people" were in trouble in the sea off the East Yorkshire coast this afternoon

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9 h. ago Neil McCann enters next Kilmarnock manager fray as Robbie Neilson set for talks

Killie chiefs are on the hunt for a new boss after sacking Stuart Kettlewell

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10 h. ago Coleen Rooney in tiny bikini as she flaunts toned tummy and hourglass curves in Barbados

A look inside Wayne and Coleen Rooney's a sun-soaked New Year’s celebrations in Barbados, as they are spotted chilling on the beach with their family

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10 h. ago Body found in hunt for missing woman who was spotted at supermarket before disappearing

Heartbreak in Bristol as police searching for missing woman, have found a body, while formal identification is pending, her family has been informed and police say the death is not suspicious

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10 h. ago New study reveals surprising reason our ancestors didn’t need braces

Crowded teeth were extremely rare in the past – and there’s a simple reason why

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11 h. ago ‘I need time’: Wilfried Nancy pleads for patience as Celtic face Old Firm battle

Manager has lost five of seven games since taking charge‘This is a tornado You do not win, you get killed’Wilfried Nancy has launched an impassioned defence of his credentials to manage Celtic, asking his critics to apply “context” and claiming the media have tried to “kill” him during his troubled early weeks in charge of the club. The reality is Nancy’s job will come under serious threat should Celtic lose Saturday’s Old Firm fixture.The 2-0 loss to Motherwell on Tuesday was the fifth reverse of Nancy’s seven games in charge of Celtic. The visitors’ performance at Fir Park was especially dismal, which raised the latest set of questions about the former Columbus Crew coach’s suitability for his role. If Rangers win at Celtic Park they would draw level with their oldest foes despite the Ibrox side’s own unconvincing start to the campaign. Both teams trail Hearts in Scotland’s Premiership. Continue reading...

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