79 m. ago American billionaire is accused of facilitating Hamas' October 7 terror attack on Israel in bombshell lawsuit

The lawsuit accuses the developer of knowing that Hamas militants were constructing elaborate tunnels underneath his properties in Gaza to 'store and launch its rockets at Israel.'

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98 m. ago Major Tesco update: 93 stores roll out 'milestone' change after successful trial

Tesco has announced the introduction of the UK's first ever menopause-friendly aisle to stores which will help shoppers make more informed choices over the products they buy

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1 hour ago 2024 saw the highest number of executions in nine years with China the capital punishment 'world leader', report reveals

More than 1,500 people were put to death by governments across 15 countries in 2024, a damning new report by Amnesty International has revealed.

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2 h. ago Fury as holidaymakers in campervans invade clifftop beauty spot 'parking wherever they like' and leaving human waste behind

Residents in Folkestone, Kent, say tourists are staying for several nights and even throwing rubbish into their gardens.

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4 h. ago Gap's back! But will its first premium range win over fans who once flocked to its High Street stores, asks SHANE WATSON

This week all eyes are on Zac Posen, the designer now overseeing arguably the most famous American clothing brand: Gap.

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4 h. ago What They Found review – Sam Mendes’s debut documentary has the power to change viewers for ever

This tale of two British army sergeants who filmed the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp uses their profoundly disturbing footage. It’s TV that could alter your whole world viewWhat They Found, the first documentary by the film and theatre director Sam Mendes, is a short, stark shock. The film straightforwardly combines two precious artefacts held at the Imperial War Museum in London: 35mm film, shot by Sgt Mike Lewis and Sgt Bill Lawrie of the British Army Film and Photographic Unit, before and during the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp near the town of Celle in northern Germany in April 1945; and audio interviews given by the cameramen in the 1980s. Lewis and Lawrie did not record sound when they visited Belsen; the words they spoke years later are the only sounds we hear.Lewis and Lawrie do not arrive at Belsen until almost halfway through the film’s 36-minute running time. First, laid over generic archive footage, we hear how they came to be a...

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5 h. ago Callum McGregor insists Celtic need a shake as he responds to stinging Brendan Rodgers blast

The Hoops captain wants his side to snap out of the shoddy form that's seen Celts lose four times in 2025 already

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6 h. ago Madonna and Elton John 'finally bury the hatchet' after years of feuding

Sir Elton John has long taken aim at pop superstar Madonna, with a series of nasty digs over the years yet it has all come to an end thanks to an unexpected reunion

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6 h. ago Virus that killed Gene Hackman's wife kills three in small town in 'alarming' update

The rare virus that killed Gene Hackman's wife Betsy Arakawa in February has killed three more people in a small town in California, leaving health experts concerned

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6 h. ago Paris fire: Dramatic pictures show huge flames in French capital as smoke fills sky

Hundreds of firefighters were combatting ‘toxic fumes’ as they tried to extinguish the flames in the north of the French capital in the 17th arrondissement on Monday afternoon

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7 h. ago Major US retailers are participating in spring ‘retail blackout’

Target, Costco, Aldi and Lowe’s are all expected to close for the Easter holiday later this month

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7 h. ago UN mission details deadly attacks in Haiti's capital and questions government's delayed response

A new report by the U.N. political mission in Haiti says more than 260 people were killed during recent gang attacks on two communities in the country's capital

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8 h. ago Infamous bathroom where George Michael was arrested for 'lewd act' undergoes radical transformation

It's one of the most infamous public bathrooms in the world, becoming a pop culture pitstop and a local Beverly Hills landmark following British superstar George Michael's 1998 arrest.

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8 h. ago Chryston High School pupils befriend German youths as part of international project

The Chryston-Schweinfurt Digital Exchange Project, which started in November, links Chryston with Schweinfurt, a town in Bavaria.

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9 h. ago Sadiq Khan intervenes in Archway housing and student tower scheme

City Hall could grant permission for project despite opposition from Islington Council and local MP Jeremy Corbyn

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10 h. ago Everyone warned to store two specific things 'urgently' after EU's doomsday alert

EXCLUSIVE: Last month, the European Commission issued a warning to the nearly 450 million people who live across the continent to stockpile 72 hours' worth of supplies

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10 h. ago The Greater Manchester town being 'flooded' where locals 'have had enough'

Locals have taken a stand

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10 h. ago 'Best seaside town in Britain' is actually a few miles from the sea

Dartmouth in Devon, England, has been named one of the UK's best seaside towns despite not being on the coast and is perfect for a summer holiday with picturesque views

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10 h. ago World’s worst criminal: Clumsy armed robbery suspect has everything go wrong during his attempted heist

This is the moment an armed thief’s attempted robbery went hilariously wrong.

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10 h. ago King and Queen arrive in Rome for visit celebrating UK’s close ties to Italy

Charles and Camilla’s plane was escorted over the Italian capital by F-35 Italian air force jets.

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