48 m. ago John Candy’s son condemns interviewers who grilled late father about his weight: ‘I was shocked’

The late Canadian comedian died in 1994 from a heart attack, aged 43

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66 m. ago I'm 70 and want to buy a home to live in with my son, how do we avoid it becoming an inheritance tax trap?

I am about to buy a house that will enable my son and daughter-in-law to move in with me so that I can be near my grandchildren.

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1 hour ago Fears for fragile Gaza ceasefire after seven Palestinians killed and aid cut off

Hamas has also been filmed carrying out public executions of men accused of ‘collaborating’ with Israeli forces

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1 hour ago 'm 70 and want to buy a home to live with my son, how do we avoid it becoming an inheritance tax trap?

I am about to buy a house that will enable my son and daughter-in-law to move in with me so that I can be near my grandchildren.

Society

2 h. ago Running on empty: why are so many marathon runners so miserable?

One in four endurance runners displays ‘worryingly high’ levels of anxiety and depression, according to a study led by a man who has himself run more than 400 marathons. Isn’t exercise supposed to make you feel good?Name: Marathons.Age: The first modern Olympic marathon was run in 1896, inspired by the 490BC tale of Pheidippides and his 240km run to ask the Spartans for help battling the Persians. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Mom, boyfriend and aunt all arrested after cops find remains of murdered 12

Investigators have confirmed that the 12-year-old died in the fall of 2024 and that he remains were found in an “advanced state of decomposition”

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2 h. ago Kylie Jenner’s music debut branded ‘embarrassing’ by critics accusing reality star of autotuned vocals

Jenner’s first song, ‘Fourth Strike,’ was released Monday night

Culture

2 h. ago ‘Under 5ft 5in? Forget about being a prince!’ How the Royal Ballet is kicking out the old rules

What will the ballet dancer of the future look like? We visit the hunting lodge where the next generation are being trained – and find huge changes are under wayIt’s an idyllic autumn day in leafy Richmond Park, London, where a grand Georgian hunting lodge houses the Royal Ballet school. Enter through the classical columns and it feels like a bubble away from the world. “I was on a video call with my son,” says the school’s artistic director, Iain Mackay. “He said, ‘Where are you? Hogwarts?!’” This is indeed a place of magic for children who come here, hoping to follow in the footsteps of generations of leading dancers. They touch the middle finger of Margot Fonteyn’s statue for luck as they pass, the bronze rubbed shiny by their superstition.Getting a place at the school, founded in 1926 by the formidable Ninette de Valois, is a huge achievement. Two years ago, 40 students were accepted from more than 1,000 applications (all on merit – 90% are supported by bursaries). Mackay, 45, a...

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2 h. ago ‘Under 5ft 5in? Forget about being a prince!’ How the Royal Ballet school is kicking out the old rules

What will the ballet dancer of the future look like? We visit the hunting lodge where the next generation are being trained – and find huge changes are under wayIt’s an idyllic autumn day in leafy Richmond Park, London, where a grand Georgian hunting lodge houses the Royal Ballet school. Enter through the classical columns and it feels like a bubble away from the world. “I was on a video call with my son,” says the school’s artistic director, Iain Mackay. “He said, ‘Where are you? Hogwarts?!’” This is indeed a place of magic for children who come here, hoping to follow in the footsteps of generations of leading dancers. They touch the middle finger of Margot Fonteyn’s statue for luck as they pass, the bronze rubbed shiny by their superstition.Getting a place at the school, founded in 1926 by the formidable Ninette de Valois, is a huge achievement. Two years ago, 40 students were accepted from more than 1,000 applications (all on merit – 90% are supported by bursaries). Mackay, 45, a...

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3 h. ago Contract killer 'faked pregnancy then killed ex with poisoned milkshake'

Ana Paula Velloso Fernandes, 36, is under investigation for four murders in Brazil, including an alleged plot in which she handed her ex-boyfriend a milkshake laced with poison

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3 h. ago Influencer mom Emilie Kiser slams critics who said she wasn't grieving her son properly after he drowned

Influencer Emilie Kiser tearfully defended her decision not to discuss her 3-year-old son's drowning, telling followers she's grieving privately and 'not ready to share.'

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3 h. ago Professor Green ‘wanted to go and see’ late father after having a son

Professor Green, whose real name is Stephen Manderson, said he ‘used to hate children’.

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3 h. ago Prince Sverre Magnus, 19, ditches Norway for Milan to 'move in with his girlfriend'

The royal,19, the son of Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has reportedly moved to Milan to live with his girlfriend, Amalie Giæver Macleod, according to SE og HØR .

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3 h. ago Mary Berry 'still thinks about her son every day' since his tragic death

Cookery writer and TV star Mary Berry is looking back over career ahead of BBC series around her 90th birthday

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4 h. ago Louder than Bombs: Joachim Trier’s thorniest film might be his best

The director of Sentimental Value and The Worst Person in the World made his English-language debut with this divisive family drama in 2015. It’s worth watching for Isabelle Huppert aloneGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailLong before Joachim Trier made the Oscar-winning The Worst Person in the World and this year’s festival megahit Sentimental Value, there was 2015’s Louder than Bombs: a far stranger, slipperier film worth watching for Isabelle Huppert’s spectral turn alone. She plays a character also called Isabelle, a renowned war photographer whose secrets haunt her family three years after her sudden death.Her teenage son Conrad (Devin Druid) still daydreams in class about the car crash that claimed her life, imagining her final, panicked moments. His brother Jonah (Jesse Eisenberg) and father Gene (Gabriel Byrne) know (and conceal) the truth: that her fateful, split-second swerve was an act of suicide. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Shocking video shows Hamas executing 'Israeli collaborators' in Gaza streets

The terrorist group has deployed armed fighters across the Palestinian territory in a bid to reassert its authority following the withdrawal of Israeli troops

Politics

4 h. ago Shoppers rush to buy 'expensive and traditional' looking £35 Christmas tree

If you're looking for a new Christmas tree ahead of the festive season, one bargain hunter has found a great deal that gets you a 6ft articificual tree for just £35

Economics

4 h. ago Inside home birth that killed mum and baby from 'no painkillers' to sad 999 call

Jennifer Cahill, 34, delivered baby Agnes at her home supported by her husband Rob and two midwives in June last year. She had opted for a home birth after feeling 'unsupported' in hospital while delivering her son three years earlier, her partner said

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5 h. ago 'World's oldest dad' welcomes child at 93 – and wants to live until son's 21st birthday

Dr John Levin has possibly become the 'world's oldest living dad' after welcoming a baby son at the grand age of 93. And he's already working on having another tot as he nears 100

Society

5 h. ago What is Kylie Jenner's new song? Reality star's huge career move explained

Kylie Jenner has made a huge career pivot just days before the return of The Kardashians

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