79 m. ago Wemyss Bay Holiday Park horror as man dies after being found injured at seaside hotspot

A 33-year-old man was found injured at the Wemyss Bay Holiday Park in Inverclyde, Scotland during the early hours of the morning, and two people were arrested after an alleged assault

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80 m. ago Coldplay at Wembley Stadium review: 'an overarching message of togetherness'

“If you’ve just embezzled the company funds, you’re fine,” Chris Martin told the last of ten Wembley Stadium crowds, with a certain no-fudges-left-to-give humour, as their notorious kisscam scoured the crowd for its final victims – for now. “Get on the camera,” he cajoled, “Everything that happens here stays here. Guaranteed.”

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1 hour ago Man dies after being found injured at Scots holiday park as two arrested

The man, aged 33, was pronounced dead at the scene.

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2 h. ago Anyone travelling to Spain holiday hotspot in September given one warning

Barcelona, one of Spain’s most visited cities, draws in millions of tourists each year with its striking art and iconic architecture but one traveller has shared a detail many may not know

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2 h. ago The serial killer next door: These states spawn the most notorious — and prolific — murderers

From Montana’s chilling record of victims per capita to Illinois’ staggering number of murderers, new research reveals which states are most steeped in serial killer history. Andrea Cavallier reports

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2 h. ago Will Still and John Mousinho face off as Southampton and Portsmouth draw

The first league meeting between Southampton and Portsmouth for more than 13 years ended in a feisty draw, a slew of yellow cards the giveaway sign that this derby is back on the menu.Will Still, the Southampton manager, was among those cautioned but, in a typically edgy game short on quality and clear chances, the visitors came closest to scoring, with the Portsmouth midfielder Andre Dozzell curling a first-time shot against the crossbar nine minutes into the contest. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago England v South Africa: third men’s T20 cricket international – live

Updates from the last match of the series at Trent BridgeSign up for The Spin newsletter | And you can mail James Bad news! The covers are now being dragged back on as the rain starts up again, this time a bit heavier. It’s going to be one of those afternoons I fear.Good news! The covers are coming off at Trent Bridge though Stuart Broad is the local lad and he is worried about the rain radar. We can do a five overs a side game if it comes to it and Shaun Pollock jokes that South Africa won’t want to bowl twenty overs at England while they are in this blistering form. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Moment Bonnie Blue struggles to find hole as she embarks on Bang Bus Fresher's tour

The notorious model was trying to fill up her Bang Bus ahead of a university Fresher's Week tour of the UK but seemed to struggle to find out where to put the nozzle

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4 h. ago ‘The Ziggy Stardust suit sparked my adolescent awakening’: Moby, Goldie, Natalie Merchant and more delve inside Bowie’s archives

As a huge new public collection opens this weekend, famous fans pick out their touchstones – from the game-changing wardrobe that gave birth to glam to the synthesiser that drove his Berlin years• Alexis Petridis goes inside Bowie’s mind-boggling 90,000-item archiveBowie was probably the most inspiring individual I’ve spent any time with. He came to my Blue Note club night in London a few times when it was very underground and he could be left alone. Then he’d come to the studio, where he’d sing through a haze of cigarette smoke like a gorilla in the mist, or I’d take him to see Dillinja in Brixton to hear drum’n’bass, or we’d spend time in his trailer on the Isle of Man set for the film Everybody Loves Sunshine and he’d sit there doing crochet. His thinking was that of an alchemist – he wanted to saturate himself in everything because he knew that inspiration could come from anywhere. He once said to me: “Golds, did you know Michelangelo said that when you blow the dust off a piece...

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5 h. ago Are you looking for some last minute sunshine? From as little as £89 a week, here's our definitive guide to autumn's best holiday bargains for every kind of trip

A hot British summer combined with economic uncertainty and improved booking apps have resulted in a glut of last-minute holiday bargains available this month and next.

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6 h. ago 'Caring' Yorkshire lad killed in crash with pub wall after taking cocaine

The 21-year-old had been watching an England game with friends before the tragic collision

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7 h. ago Ange Postecoglou responds to brutal Arsenal chants on management return

Nottingham Forest were dominated by Arsenal in Ange Postecoglou's first game and the Australian was targeted by rival fans during the 3-0 loss, as they poked fun at the former Tottenham boss

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8 h. ago Manchester derby buildup, WSL news and a Championship grudge match – matchday live

Burnley v Liverpool opens Sunday’s Premier League slate Live scores and fixtures | Tables | And mail matchday liveThe Manchester United captain, Bruno Fernandes, spoke to the BBC’s Kelly Somers ahead of the derby.Kelly Somers - “How were you feeling during the game then? Because obviously it didn’t go to plan to start with. Did you get nervous at that point? Do you get nervous in game? Continue reading...

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9 h. ago ‘It’ll be nice to see him’: Rabiot and Rowe face swift reunion after brawl

Adrien Rabiot and Jonathan Rowe left Marseille in disgrace after ugly fight but are set to meet for new clubs in Serie APhysical fights between teammates are nothing new in football. Newcastle’s Lee Bowyer and Kieron Dyer were famously sent off for trading blows on the pitch in 2005, before issuing grovelling apologies after the game. John Hartson kicked his West Ham teammate Eyal Berkovic in the face during a training-ground bust-up in 1998, with the midfielder claiming: “If my head had been a ball, it would have been in the top corner of the net.” Robinho once took a pop at Thomas Gravesen during a Real Madrid training session in 2006. The Dane responded, and was sold that summer to Celtic.But few altercations can match the ferocity of the fight between Adrien Rabiot and the England Under-21 winger Jonathan Rowe in the Marseille dressing room last month, after a 1-0 defeat by a 10-man Rennes side. The brawl was so “incredibly violent” that a junior member of the Marseille squad, D...

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9 h. ago I’ve found the best cruise deals to book now, from cheap winter sun holidays to discounts on summer 2026 trips

Cruise brands are making waves with attractive holiday deals for a winter getaway and early bird bookers

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10 h. ago Man City vs Man Utd predictions as definitive outcome reached for Manchester derby

MANCHESTER DERBY PREDICTIONS: Manchester City host Manchester United in Premier League on Sunday afternoon, and we asked our team how they see the game going

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11 h. ago Ruben Amorim could do something he has never done before at Manchester United against Man City

Man Utd play Manchester City in the Premier League today and here are five things to look out for in the game.

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11 h. ago How to watch Nexon Icons Match 2025 for free as Gareth Bale returns to football

The match is being organised by Nexon, who are the publishers of video game EA FC (formerly known as FIFA).

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11 h. ago 'Putin and Netanyahu have been playing Trump like a Nintendo computer game'

EXCLUSIVE: World-renowned war expert, Professor Anthony Glees said Putin needs to be put on the back foot 'as a matter of urgency' but described Trump as 'weak and delusional'

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12 h. ago 'I decided to spend my holiday money on a day out in my hometown'

British cruise line Ambassador Cruises are so confident of the value of their sailings, and the packed schedule of events and delicious variety of food onboard, they challenged me to have as much fun during a day out in London as I would onboard

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