15 m. ago Man sentenced for killing two girls who died 'hand in hand' on way to school formal

Anthony McGinn, 61, had earlier pleaded guilty to dangerous driving after the Co Monaghan crash killed best pals Kiea McCann, 17, and Dlava Mohamed, 16, on the way to their school formal

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15 m. ago Teen best friends died holding hands in their prom dresses after speeding driver hit tree

Anthony McGinn, 61, was driving best mates Kiea McCann, 17, and Dlava Mohamed, 16 to a school ball when he crashed into a tree - the incident was caught in horror dash cam footage

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25 m. ago Kyle Walker faces humiliating return to England with AC Milan 'snubbing £4m chance to sign him'

Kyle Walker moved to the AC Milan in January on loan, ending his seven-and-a-half year stint in Manchester, amid family drama off the pitch. He hit the ground running but his form soon dipped.

Economics

27 m. ago Car dealership fined £200,000 after two workers diagnosed with incurable condition

Two employees were diagnosed with Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) after being exposed to vibrating equipment at work.

Economics

30 m. ago Liam Delap 'chooses next club' with Manchester United in 'pole position' for £30m summer transfer

Striker is expected to be on the move this summer

Economics

41 m. ago 'I'm changing my name because my parents named me after a drug'

A 28-year-old woman has taken to the internet to ask for help on choosing a new name for herself - after disclosing that her parents named her after a herbal drug.

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41 m. ago Five BBQs to fire up this National BBQ Week: A guide to choosing the right grill

Firing up the grill for the ultimate barbecue experience involves more than just marinades

Events

44 m. ago Widow and ‘secret’ daughter in inheritance fight over fortune of legendary tattooist

Dennis Cockel retired from tattooing in 2007 after taking on a second career as the Queen’s handyman

Politics

68 m. ago Done in 60 seconds: Phone thief caught by undercover cops a minute after snatching handset in central London

The theft took place near to London Bridge, on Tuesday

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68 m. ago Liverpool handed major transfer boost as Jeremie Frimpong 'gives green light' to £29.5m transfer

The wing-back has a £29.5million release clause that Liverpool are considering activating

Economics

2 h. ago Rylan Clark didn't know if he could 'handle' another trip with Rob Rinder in BBC show update

Last year, viewers got to see the TV duo's Grand Tour of Italy, for which they have now won a Bafta Television Award

Politics

2 h. ago Former Premier League assistant referee jailed for rape and sexual assault after trapping victim in his flat in 'degrading and humiliating ordeal'

Steven Wilson, 55 - who was previously known as Steven Dorr - of Rowley Regis, West Midlands, was handed a nine-year prison sentence at Worcester Crown Court on Monday.

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2 h. ago TOWIE star James Argent arrested after 'attacking' beauty queen girlfriend on Spain holiday

James 'Arg' Argent was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence in Spain and has been handed a suspended prison sentence and restraining order after attacking his girlfriend Nicoline Artursson.

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3 h. ago Girl, 18, who went missing in Thailand 'seen in handcuffs in Georgia' as details of arrest revealed

Bella May Culley, 18, had been the focus of an international search operation after going missing while on holiday in Thailand

Events

3 h. ago Deaf President Now! review – stirring record of student protest

Documentary follows the 1988 anti-audism revolt in the US after the world’s first deaf university appointed a hearing person to head it‘It’s awfully difficult to talk above this loud noise,” says the chair of the board of trustees at a liberal arts university. It’s the late 1980s, protesting students have shut down the campus and now, midway through a tense meeting, someone has set off the fire alarm. But here’s the thing, Gallaudet University in Washington DC is the world’s first deaf university. The students can have a conversation just fine with the alarms blaring – in sign language. But trustee chair Jane Bassett Spilman does not sign. In fact, she appears to be completely ignorant about deaf culture – and, dressed like a Margaret Thatcher lookalike, all handbags and helmet hair, she is the easy-to-loathe villain of this fascinating documentary.Co-directed by actor and deaf activist Nyle DiMarco with Davis Guggenheim, this is the story of an eight-day student protest at Gallaude...

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3 h. ago Deaf President Now! review – passion and energy in stirring record of student protest

Documentary follows the 1988 anti-audism revolt in the US after the world’s first deaf university appointed a hearing person to head it‘It’s awfully difficult to talk above this loud noise,” says the chair of the board of trustees at a liberal arts university. It’s the late 1980s, protesting students have shut down the campus and now, midway through a tense meeting, someone has set off the fire alarm. But here’s the thing, Gallaudet University in Washington DC is the world’s first deaf university. The students can have a conversation just fine with the alarms blaring – in sign language. But trustee chair Jane Bassett Spilman does not sign. In fact, she appears to be completely ignorant about deaf culture – and, dressed like a Margaret Thatcher lookalike, all handbags and helmet hair, she is the easy-to-loathe villain of this fascinating documentary.Co-directed by actor and deaf activist Nyle DiMarco with Davis Guggenheim, this is the story of an eight-day student protest at Gallaude...

Politics

4 h. ago Man United handed chance to sign 'perfect' Manuel Ugarte partner as shock transfer emerges

Manchester United transfer news and opinion including the latest on a shock move for Callum Hudson-Odoi and Douglas Luiz

Events

4 h. ago Keir Starmer is caught in yet another trap of his own making | Rafael Behr

The prime minister’s immigration approach follows a now-familiar pattern: letting fear of a difficult argument get in the way of policy that might workKeir Starmer is embattled but not threatened. It is a strange combination. He is not challenged by Kemi Badenoch, who is weak in parliament and irrelevant outside it. Nor is the prime minister in immediate peril from Reform, the Liberal Democrats or the Greens. They pose electoral challenges in the coming years but they can’t stop the government passing laws in the meantime. The Labour leader is not in danger from backbench rebellion. Dissenting MPs grow in number but not at the rate that presages regicide.Starmer has been dealt a tough hand in some ways. He inherited a rotten economy in a volatile world. But he also has advantages not enjoyed by many of his predecessors: a vast Commons majority, an obedient cabinet, a splintered opposition. His greatest problem isn’t a politician or party. It isn’t an industrial lobby or foreign powe...

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4 h. ago How to watch AC Milan vs Bologna in UK: Live stream, TV channel and team news for Coppa Italia final

Lewis Ferguson could lead the Rossoblu to a first trophy triumph in over 50 years

Sport

4 h. ago Man City hit by transfer window handicap for Hugo Viana's first summer

Manchester City would normally know their recruitment plans for next season but they haven't yet been able to confirm them to help transfer plans

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