2 h. ago Man charged in drug case smiles proudly after arrest while wearing Trump mugshot T

An Arizona man has caught the eye of many after grinning in his mugshot while sporting a T-shirt featuring an unofficial mugshot of President Donald Trump, having surrendering to authorities in North Dakota

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3 h. ago Backlash and body horror: The story of Alpha, the most misunderstood film of the year

The acclaimed French director behind icky masterpieces ‘Raw’ and ‘Titane’ shocked festival audiences this summer by returning with an emotional drama about death and illness. But the initial response was silly, argues Sophie Monks Kaufman, who chats with filmmaker Julia Ducournau and star Tahar Rahim

Events

6 h. ago LA Olympics to feature women’s 100m final on day one in event shakeup

The women’s 100m finalists will run three times on the opening day of the Games, a marked change from the usual two

Sport

6 h. ago Historic Greater Manchester pub set to open 'first' Christmas ice rink and festive market

The Christmas market will feature more than 20 stalls offering seasonal treats, handmade gifts, jewellery, and festive bakes

Politics

6 h. ago Channel 4 star urges MPs to abolish stamp duty in 'passionate' speech

'We’re damaging our first-time buyer housing stock'

Politics

8 h. ago Argyle House: Plans to demolish Edinburgh's 'ugliest building' that featured on Netflix's Dept Q

The site, which features in Netflix series Dept Q, could be replaced by a ‘mixed-use’ development

Politics

9 h. ago Tom Bergeron begs ABC to change Dancing with the Stars format in teary return

Bergeron was featured as a guest judge during Tuesday’s episode

Politics

11 h. ago The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives cast drama with Vanderpump Villa’s Marciano Brunette explained

Season three of ‘SLOMW’ will feature the aftermath of bombshell claims

Society

12 h. ago A Place in the Sun presenter’s husband has heart attack while filming spin

Harman’s husband Jon is cameraman for Channel 4’s property shows

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13 h. ago Predators review – grimly compelling look at reality TV revenge hunt for child abusers

David Osit’s documentary takes a disturbing look at the televised shaming served up by the hit show To Catch a PredatorIt’s too soon to know for sure, but this may end up being ranked as one of the best nonfiction films of the year. At least let’s hope lots of people get to see this, even if it’s a mistake because they meant to buy a ticket for Predator: Badlands. Instead of an alien hunter with gnarly teeth, this offers a profoundly troubling meditation on our collective thirst for revenge – or at least the kind of bizarre performance art version of revenge as served up by reality TV show To Catch a Predator, a US series that ran from 2004 to 2007 and which featured weekly footage of paedophiles and would-be paedophiles being duped, shamed and arrested.Predators’ director David Osit, at first just an offscreen voice but eventually a fully seen (in every sense) presence, explains that he used to watch To Catch a Predator avidly as a young man. Every episode was roughly the same: a m...

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13 h. ago Netflix's new Luther movie to reunite Idris Elba with 'dangerous' legend

Netflix has announced that Idris Elba is returning as DCI John Luther in a new feature film, which will follow on from Luther: The Fallen Sun

Politics

13 h. ago McDonald's launches new service that lets you jump the queue

The feature uses geofencing technology

Politics

14 h. ago Dinos, diggers and fast cars – the toys tipped to be best sellers this Christmas

The DreamToys list features the toys, games and gadgets predicted to be most in demand this festive season. By Lisa Salmon.

Politics

14 h. ago AD FEATURE: All you need to know ahead of the 3G network switch

Tesco Mobile is encouraging customers in Scotland to check their phones now

Politics

15 h. ago Loren Ipsum by Andrew Gallix review – chronically funny satire of the literary scene

Full of word games, in-jokes and grisly murders, this debut pours gleeful scorn on the pretensions of contemporary literary lifeFreud would have had a lot to say about a novel in which the central premise is writers being murdered. A manifestation of a repressed desire to eliminate rival literary talent? A clear case of the death drive? Either way, there’s some twisted business going on in Andrew Gallix’s chronically funny debut novel, Loren Ipsum.The morbid if intriguing premise quickly becomes secondary to an insouciant satire on the vanity fair of present-day literary culture. Not since Paul Ewen’s How to Be a Public Author has so much gleeful scorn for pretentious authors, critics and scenesters been poured on to the page. Taking its title from the placeholder text used while preparing a book for print, the novel features an eponymous protagonist, a journalist resident in Paris, who is researching a monograph on the reclusive English author Adam Wandle. ...

Politics

16 h. ago Unusual Wales campsite with its very own ‘UFO’ and Doctor Who relic next to golden sands

This fun and quirky Welsh campsite could be your next adventure

Politics

16 h. ago Della Maddalena vs Islam Makhachev UFC 322: Date, TV channel, live stream and UK time for massive New York showdown

THE UFC makes its annual visit to Madison Square Garden this weekend. And the MMA leader are putting on one hell of a fight card for their return to 'The World's Most Famous Arena'. MSG will play host to the UFC's penultimate fight card of the year, UFC 322. Topping the bill is a historic...

Sport

16 h. ago Is Manchester United vs PSG on TV? How to watch Mary Earps’s return to Old Trafford in Women’s Champions League

Everything you need to know about the Women’s Champions League clash

Sport

17 h. ago Prince William sends 'miss you' message to Robert Irwin on Dancing With The Stars

The future king was feature in Tuesday's episode of the show

Politics

18 h. ago Boos, backlash and body horror: The story of Alpha, the most misunderstood film of the year

The acclaimed French director behind icky masterpieces ‘Raw’ and ‘Titane’ shocked festival audiences this summer by returning with an emotional drama about death and illness. But the initial response was silly, argues Sophie Monks Kaufman, who chats with filmmaker Julia Ducournau and star Tahar Rahim

Events