2 h. ago Police watchdog launches investigation into death of man, 34, who passed away two weeks after being restrained by officers and security outside bar

The IOPC said it was appealing for witnesses after Adam Tidman, 34, died in hospital two weeks after the incident at Belushi's Bar in Southwark, south London on January 25.

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5 h. ago Pictured: Man, 34, who died after being restrained by police outside bar near London Bridge

IOPC director Amanda Rowe appealed for anyone who saw Adam Tidman being detained to come forward

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7 h. ago 'I can't close my eyes after horror movie surgery in Turkey'

Joanne Law had saved up around £5,200 for a face, neck and eyelid lift along with a fat graft but ended up looking like something 'from a horror film'

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17 h. ago Netflix streaming horror film dubbed 'modern Rear Window' with scream queen's 'best performance'

A chilling horror film has been branded a 'modern-day Rear Window' with a 'feminist twist' as fans encourage others to watch the gem on Netflix

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31 h. ago Celebrity deaths of 2025: Stars we have lost so far this year including Marianne Faithfull

We're honouring the big-screen stars, musical icons, footballers, and others who left a lasting impact on the world

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47 h. ago BBC viewers share the same complaint over the return of beloved series

Following the news of an iconic show returning to screens, fans have shared their take on the presenter who is set to host it

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3 d. ago The rooftop bar that looks right over London that will take your breath away

The rooftop bar that looks right over London that will take your breath away  Yahoo News UK

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3 d. ago Inside London's newest bar with 30 screens showing iconic horror movies

Inside London's newest bar with 30 screens showing iconic horror movies  Metro.co.uk

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3 d. ago From Grace Kelly and Princess Margaret to Rihanna, how this luxury brand became the jeweller of choice for royals and rockstars

Cartier dominated 20th-century glamour with its jewels for royals, rock stars and screen icons. As a forthcoming V&A exhibition shows, it's just as scintillating today

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4 d. ago Cocktail of the week: Cahoots Postal Office’s black market blend | The good mixer

A smooth and chocolatey take on an old fashioned, with a hit of white port and smidgeon of blueberry for good measureThis is a riff on the Rob Roy, the 19th-century cocktail consisting of scotch, sweet vermouth and bitters. To bring a more approachable edge to the drink, we’ve added blueberry and chocolate flavours, which bring out the dried fruit, citrus and vanilla notes in the whisky.Michelangelo Marino, bar manager, Cahoots Postal Office, London SE1 Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Inside Scots star James Mackenzie's life now as iconic BBC children's programme returns

BBC Raven star James Mackenzie returned to screens this week as the iconic CBBC show has made a comeback- but what has the Scots actor been up to since the show ended 15 years ago?

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4 d. ago This is the year the Oscars found God – but can they keep the faith?

From Conclave to The Brutalist to A Real Pain, films about religion are unusually well represented at the Academy Awards – some with decidedly unorthodox themes• Warning: contains spoilersWhat Tony Blair’s former spin doctor Alastair Campbell said of New Labour – “We don’t do God” – applies also to the Academy Awards. The secular gong-dispensing rite annually sweeps religion off its proverbial red carpet. The last best picture winner to deal with the subject was 2015’s Spotlight, which hardly proselytised for organised religion – it dramatised the Boston Globe’s investigation into sexual abuse in the Catholic church. You have to go back to 1973 to find a movie with a priestly protagonist that really beguiled the Academy: William Friedkin’s horror movie The Exorcist received 10 Oscar nominations, winning awards for screenplay and sound.This year, though, may be different. Two leading contenders, The Brutalist (10 nominations) and Conclave (eight), put faith front and centre. And let’...

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4 d. ago Discover the 'whimsical' London cocktail bar that's the best in the UK

Discover the 'whimsical' London cocktail bar that's the best in the UK  Brent and Kilburn Times

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6 d. ago Iconic BBC show returns to screens 15 years after being cancelled

A BBC game show will make an epic comeback after being cancelled over a decade ago

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6 d. ago Newly single Pete Wicks moves into £2,400 per month bachelor pad in east London with bar and roof gardens following split from Maura Higgins

Newly single Pete Wicks has moved into a one-bedroom bachelor pad apartment following his split from Maura Higgins.

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6 d. ago Newly single Pete Wicks moves into £2,400 per month bachelor pad in east London with bar and roof gardens foll

Newly single Pete Wicks moves into £2,400 per month bachelor pad in east London with bar and roof gardens foll  Daily Mail

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7 d. ago Cue the pig squeal! How The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’s score was stitched back together for its first release

A soundtrack of wildlife, drones and saucepans ensured the 1974 film became truly horrifying. Its co-creator recalls the can-do spirit that made it happenThe Texas Chain Saw Massacre arrived much like its hulking antihero, Leatherface: without warning and with a sickening blow to the skulls of unsuspecting audiences. Despite its bare-bones production and lack of actual gore, the 1974 movie carved a new path for horror film-making, and key elements were the eerie sound design and abstract score: perfect matches for the film’s red-raw storytelling and stark imagery. But despite its enduring influence, the soundtrack has never had an official release until now.Put out by Waxwork Records, it has been painstakingly stitched together – rather like Leatherface’s horrific mask – from the original recordings, and it is startling: a cloying series of drones, scrapes, clanks and groans that draw a jagged line to genres like industrial, noise, dark ambient and musique concrète. “We really wante...

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7 d. ago Husband storms out in fury as woman bursts into tears at £2,000 cocktail bill

The woman, known only as Lynsey, was in a London bar when she ordered a cocktail which was later revealed to have cost £1,890 - and the situation left her in floods of tears

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7 d. ago Texas Chainsaw Massacre used real skeleton in twisted scene for sick reason

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one of the most iconic horror movies ever made, but something happened behind-the-scenes that was far more terrifying than the film's blood-thirsty villain

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7 d. ago Pregnant Michelle Keegan enjoys a lavish candle lit 'girls only' dinner in London ahead of welcoming her first child with husband Mark Wright

Pregnant Michelle Keegan enjoyed a lavish 'girls only' day at Smith's Bar&Grill in London on Monday ahead of welcoming her first child. 

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