3 h. ago Tourist trapped in active volcano found dead after frantic rescue effort

Juliana Marins, a tourist from Brazil, was on a trek to climb Indonesia's Rinjani volcano when she is believed to have fallen inside and her family has now said her body has been found

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5 h. ago Airport roof collapses in major holiday destination as passengers sent into frenzy

The roof allegedly collapsed in the arrivals hall, sending passengers in a panic. A recording shows broke glass and wooden panelling strewn across the airport floor.

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6 h. ago Nick Kyrgios sickened by Tottenham sacking Ange Postecoglou as Wimbledon icon tells them 'I'm supporting Arsenal'

Tottenham fan Kyrgios, who shares Postecoglou's Greek-Aussie heritage, isn't pleased to see him go

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8 h. ago Coronation Street’s Claire Peacock ‘returns’ after 14 years but fans all say same thing

Coronation Street fans were left thinking that a fan favourite legend had made a shock return to the cobbles this week, after spotting a party-goer who looked just like her

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10 h. ago Boy, two, 'in a coma' after passenger throws him to the floor in airport lounge while child's pregnant mother collected his pushchair

The boy is now fighting for his life in a coma with serious skull fractures and spinal injuries. The child had arrived in Russia after he and his mother fled the bombing in Iran , say reports.

Society

10 h. ago Republican Lisa Murkowski on Trump’s America and the ‘intensity on the security of our democracy’

The Alaska senator, who helped deal Trump’s first big legislative setback, believes there can be only so much fear that Americans can handleLate one night about six months into Donald Trump’s first term, John McCain stepped onto the Senate floor and with a dramatic thumbs-down gesture dealt the president his first major legislative setback by defeating an attempt by his fellow Republicans to repeal the Affordable Care Act.It was the last major political effort of the Arizona senator, who would die the following year from brain cancer, but his no vote would not have been effective had he had not been joined by fellow Republicans Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska – who gives that incident, and many other brushes with Trump, a prominent place in Far from Home, the memoir she released on Tuesday. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Boy, two, 'in a coma after airline passenger throws him to the floor in airport lounge'

The suspect, under the influence of drugs, picked up a boy at Moscow 's Sheremetyevo Airport and then slammed him to the ground with full force, the state news agency TASS reported.

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12 h. ago Woman climbs famous UK mountain but is floored by what she finds at top

A woman who woke up at 1.45am to climb Pen y Fan, in the Brecon Beacons, was left shocked when she reached the top of the mountain - and it wasn't because of the early start

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13 h. ago Disney On Ice returns with Moana, Frozen and more and tickets cost £40

The brand new Disney On Ice adventure, titled Find Your Hero, will see Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Moana, Rapunzel, Belle and more fan-favourites skate into arenas around the country from this October

Economics

13 h. ago 'I woke up at 1.45am to climb Pen y Fan but was floored by what I found at top'

Emily White woke up as early as 1.45am to hike Pen y Fan, but it wasn't quite what she expected. She couldn't believe what she found at the top of the mountain after the big climb

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13 h. ago Barry Morgan, Australia's most celebrated organ salesman, brings flourish and flair(s) to the Fringe

Straight from the golden era of the late 70s into the 1980s and the showroom floor, the Ozzie organ maestro himself, Barry Morgan hits the Fringe this year with his one man keyboard extravaganza, Barry Morgan's Home Organ Experience, the ultimate in jaunty music and comedy.

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13 h. ago EastEnders fan favourite's return confirmed but there's trouble ahead

EastEnders has confirmed that an iconic character will be returning to Walford in upcoming scenes

Events

14 h. ago 'It survived two World Wars... what a sad end': Heartbreak as Manchester's Hotspur Press left a smouldering ruin

This morning, people woke up with the tragic realisation that one of Manchester's oldest and most symbolic buildings has been destroyed

Events

14 h. ago Witness in a Time of Turmoil by Ian Mayes review – a lively history of the Guardian

A lively history of the paper from 1986 to 1995 covers global upheaval, internal conflict and a bold but brilliant redesignIn my early career as a cultural historian, I made many journeys along the Northern line in London to the now defunct British Newspaper Library at Colindale. It was a melancholy place, with that vanilla-and-almonds smell of decomposing ink and paper, and little crumbs of disintegrated newspaper on the floor by the reading desks. Like the mayfly, a newspaper is meant to die on the day it is born. News now lives longer on the Guardian website, but prominently displayed warnings tell us when an article is more than a month old. “Who wants yesterday’s papers?” the Rolling Stones sang. “Nobody in the world.”So newspaper history is a tricky genre that must capture the ephemeral and show why it matters. Ian Mayes’s excellent book follows two previous, quasi-official volumes of Guardian history by David Ayerst and Geoffrey Taylor. It begins in 1986 when the Guardian was...

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14 h. ago Witness in a Time of Turmoil by Ian Mayes review – behind the scenes at the Guardian

A lively history of the paper from 1986 to 1995 covers global upheaval, internal conflict and a bold but brilliant redesignIn my early career as a cultural historian, I made many journeys along the Northern line in London to the now defunct British Newspaper Library at Colindale. It was a melancholy place, with that vanilla-and-almonds smell of decomposing ink and paper, and little crumbs of disintegrated newspaper on the floor by the reading desks. Like the mayfly, a newspaper is meant to die on the day it is born. News now lives longer on the Guardian website, but prominently displayed warnings tell us when an article is more than a month old. “Who wants yesterday’s papers?” the Rolling Stones sang. “Nobody in the world.”So newspaper history is a tricky genre that must capture the ephemeral and show why it matters. Ian Mayes’s excellent book follows two previous, quasi-official volumes of Guardian history by David Ayerst and Geoffrey Taylor. It begins in 1986 when the Guardian was...

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15 h. ago Emmerdale's Dominic Brunt shares concern for Paddy Kirk's future after brutal dog attack

Emmerdale fan favourite Paddy Kirk has been a fixture in the village since 1997 but his future is thrown into doubt following a life-threatening attack from a dog

Events

16 h. ago 'I went on family night out in Tenerife what happened next was horrifying'

One 18-year-old woke up to a horrendous reality after one or two drinks with her cousin on a family holiday in Tenerife. The next day she was smattered with bruises after a night of projectile vomiting.

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17 h. ago ITV Emmerdale legend teases turmoil for fan favourite after horrific dog attack

Drama is picking up a pace for Emmerdale's Paddy. After worrying for his dad's mental health, the vet is set for a dreadful dog attack - and it turns everything on its head.

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19 h. ago Fan favourite EastEnders star to be 'blackmailed' by new villain ahead of exit

The character is one of several that is leaving Walford in the coming months

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21 h. ago Cobra Kai star Martin Kove kicked out of fan convention by police after BITING co

Cobra Kai star Martin Kove found himself booted from a Washington state fan convention after shockingly biting his co-star Alicia Hannah-Kim.

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