63 m. ago Russian foreign minister wears USSR jumper as he arrives at Trump

Donald Trump has said that there is a 25 per cent chance the summit might fail

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73 m. ago Man with 'world's largest' manhood warns blokes who dream of getting a bigger willy

Matt Barr, 41, has warned other men against penis injections as they are 'too dangerous'. The bloke, from London, boasts the 'world's largest' todger measuring 14.5 inches

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80 m. ago Shaun Murphy makes thoughts on Mark Williams perfectly clear – 'Whether he likes it or not'

Shaun Murphy was knocked out of the Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters this week by Mark Williams, but not before highlighting his rival's incredible talent and legacy

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99 m. ago Pharmacist shares hidden' dangers of pill taken by millions in UK

Millions of people take the drug for common conditions

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1 hour ago Prince William and Kate Middleton share powerful joint message after King Charles made rare address to the nation

William and Kate, both 43, this morning praised the 'courage, sacrifice, and resilience' of those who fought in the Pacific and Far East on the 80th anniversary of VJ Day.

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1 hour ago UK ready to put ‘boots on ground’ in Ukraine if ceasefire reached, says minister

John Healey says UK is committed to helping secure peace ahead of Trump-Putin meeting in Anchorage

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2 h. ago UK's hidden treasures: Expert tips on turning childhood toys into cash

The second-hand toy market is booming - and Brits could be sitting on a treasure chest worth thousands of pounds, according to antiques expert Dan Hatfield

Economics

2 h. ago UK households urged to keep windows and blinds closed during these hours this weekend

It might be tempting to open your windows, but it can often do more harm than good

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2 h. ago William and Kate issue statement after King Charles makes address to nation

The Prince and Princess of Wales have shared a personal message to mark VJ Day to remember the "the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of all who served"

Politics

2 h. ago House of Lords 'doesn't need more Putin apologists like Nigel Farage', says Cabinet minister as Labour sparks furious row by shutting down Reform UK's demand for peerages

John Healey, the Defence Secretary, sparked a furious political row as he referred to Mr Farage's past comments about the Russian leader.

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2 h. ago Knocking Aberdeen out 'no problem' for cocky FCSB duo expecting smooth Europa League passage

Jimmy Thelin's men face a two-legged shootout with a shot at a cash jackpot and Europa League proper on the line

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3 h. ago Lords does not need ‘Putin apologists like Farage’, minister says

Defence Secretary John Healey said the voice of Reform UK is ‘conspicuously absent’ in Commons debates on Russia and Ukraine.

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3 h. ago Peter Andre's manager shares ominous post about her 'dangerous anger' after singer vowed to 'deal with' Katie Price's 'repeated lies'

Peter Andre's manager shared an ominous post about feeling 'dangerously angry' after the singer vowed to 'deal' with Katie Price's 'lies'. 

Economics

4 h. ago ‘The idea was for a Black James Bond’: the making of 50 Cent: Bulletproof

The game’s launch 20 years ago coincided with the rapper’s meteoric success with his album The Massacre. Here, the team that made the shooter reflect on how it all happened The rapper 50 Cent (real name Curtis Jackson) was inescapable back in 2005. There wasn’t a British classroom without a teenager wearing Jackson’s G-Unit clothing, while his catchy hits Candy Shop and In Da Club dominated the radio. The backstory of this Queens-born New Yorker – how he survived being shot nine times only to become one of the world’s biggest rappers – also made for compelling lore.That year, 50 Cent sold more than a million copies in one week with his sophomore studio album, The Massacre. In a bid to cash in on this superstardom, his label Interscope Records planned a twin strategy: a Hollywood biopic (Get Rich or Die Tryin’) and a licensed video game, 50 Cent: Bulletproof – both to be released by November 2005. “I think the general public are going to be blown away by my game,” 50 Cent told the we...

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4 h. ago What Mikel Arteta does on Zoom in Arsenal transfer trick before splashing the cash

Mikel Arteta's project at Arsenal has made the Gunners one of the most attractive clubs in the world for potential signings, but the Spaniard has a unique way of judging who can handle the heat

Sport

4 h. ago Migrant staying at Canary Wharf hotel arrested after ‘walking into blind woman’s flat’

Met Police say woman, 22, separately charged with assaulting security guard at Britannia International

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4 h. ago 'Migrant from Canary Wharf hotel' is arrested on suspicion of common assault after allegedly entering a blind woman's flat

The migrant, aged in his 20s, was held in Hackney, east London, in the early hours of this morning.

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5 h. ago Several Palestinian people reported injured in overnight attack by Israeli settlers in West Bank – Middle East crisis live

Settlers attacked Palestinian people in village of Susya, south of Hebron, while separately settlers reportedly attacked village of Atara and set fire to vehiclesHere is some more detail on the controversial plan to significantly expand a settlement near occupied East Jerusalem.The decision from the Supreme Planning Council, which meets next week, is expected to support the plan after rejecting objections by Israeli NGOs.The expected decision in favour will come after Israel’s far-right finance minister, Bezalel Smotrich – who backs both the plan and the imposition of Israeli sovereignty through the occupied West Bank – gloated that he believed construction on E1 would “bury the idea of a Palestinian state”. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago The 'toxic' new dating trend that is leaving romantic hopefuls 'blindsided'

A new toxic dating trend dubbed 'banksying', named after mysterious Bristol-born street artist Banksy, is leaving romantic hopefuls 'blindsided'.

Events

5 h. ago Fit for TV: The Reality of The Biggest Loser review – how did television ever sink so low?

Cruelty. Contestants who have abuse screamed in their face. Cash prizes. This documentary about a horrific 00s weight-loss reality TV series in the US makes for deeply troubling watchingThe mid-2000s were a peculiar time in television. After the dubious 90s innovations of Jerry Springer in the US were followed by the UK launch of Big Brother, it was clear that using the travails of so-called ordinary people as fuel for small-screen entertainment was an idea with legs. There was a mini goldrush of sorts as programme makers realised that conflict, extremity and dysfunction would always sell – and that any human-interest subject could be shoehorned into some version of reality TV.In Britain, ITV’s The Jeremy Kyle Show began casting its malign spell in 2005. In the US, something similarly queasy (and enduring) had arrived a year earlier in the shape of NBC’s weight loss bootcamp-meets-bearpit, The Biggest Loser, which took contestants living with obesity then belittled them with humilia...

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