37 m. ago What happens to the Pope's body after funeral as he breaks a time

Pope Francis I, who has been lying in state in a simple wooden coffin lined with red fabric, is being laid to rest in a place that breaks tradition and reflects his view that the church should serve the poor

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1 hour ago BRIAN READE: 'Lineker is right, we owe it to our war heroes to stay alert to fascism'

As we approach the 80th anniversary of VE Day, it has never been more important to speak out when we see red flags reminding us of that heinous regime, says Mirror columnist Brian Reade

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1 hour ago Major travel company shuts down leaving holidaymakers scrambling

Customers are being urgently advised to check their bookings as the company has been forced to shut down

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3 h. ago Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen admits seeing 'red mist' over ex

Amanda Owen lifts the lid on the painful reality of working with her ex-husband Clive and the moment she 'felt the tears coming' while they filmed their latest series

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3 h. ago Who opened her first classroom in Rome back in 1907? The Saturday quiz

From the Albert Square pub and Bombay Sapphire bottle to the Pest Control Office, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz1 Which father and son footballers both have more than 100 international caps?2 In 1907, who opened her first classroom in Rome?3 Which mythical beast had a human face, lion’s body and scorpion’s tail?4 What becomes the Padma within Bangladesh?5 Used in the 14th century, the pot-de-fer was an early type of what?6 Whose work is sold and authenticated by the Pest Control Office?7 Which African country is named from the Shona for “houses of stone”?8 What list currently ends with oganesson?What links: 9 Buckthorn bark; brazilwood; cochineal; madder; safflower?10 Platypus (0); human (1); dolphin (2); ostrich (3); cattle (4)?11 Brownie; Frankenstrat; Lucille; Red Special; Trigger?12 Aktau; Baku; Makhachkala; Rasht; Türkmenbaşy?13 Albert Square pub; Bombay Sapphire bottle; first postage stamp?14 Big Bounce; Big Crunch; Big Freeze; Big Rip?15 Asparagus; Burgh; Burrow; ...

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3 h. ago UK's seaside town branded 'hellhole' set for £23m overhaul to bring tourists back

A Lincolnshire town is confirmed for a multi-million pound renovation, predicted to bring in a flurry of tourists after locals declare the coastal town a ‘hellhole’

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4 h. ago Experts warn of the common red flags to look out for to prevent being scammed

“People need to be encouraged to talk, scam silence needs to end”

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4 h. ago 'I ease stress by going running – but there's something about it that nobody tells you'

EXCLUSIVE: Louise Minchin, who presented BBC Breakfast for over 20 years, has opened up about her time on the red sofa, her favourite interview and how running has helped her mental health

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5 h. ago Incredible island is a dupe of Venice but it's actually 2,600

The design of this neighbourhood in Qatar is inspired by the historic Italian city of Venice. But beyond a destination dupe, this Middle Eastern district offers a distinctly luxurious experience

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5 h. ago 'I’ve visited nearly every country – 11 underrated destinations blew me away'

On track to create a World Record for the fastest person to visit every country on Earth, Michael Zervos has travelled to over 165 of the 195 countries that exist on Earth — and he’s curated a list of the best ones.

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5 h. ago You can boat through France's 'Wild West' where wild horses, black bulls and flamingos roam free

Chloe Govangoes on a French river cruise and finds Camargue a wild and wonderful ride, setting off from St Gilles, a gorgeous old town on the Rhone-Sete Canal and gliding off on an adventure

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5 h. ago Charming little European island missed by tourists but packed with cultural charm

The Greek island of Ithaca is bursting with history from ancient antiquity but also boasts some incredible views and secluded beaches for those who fancy a more relaxed holiday away from huge crowds

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5 h. ago Travel warning to Brits travelling to Turkey after people are seen fleeing out of homes and jumping for their lives

More than 150 people have been injured

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6 h. ago Welsh town full of good pubs and brilliant restaurants is sat on an island you won't want to leave

While some may have considered the likes of Beaumaris or Benllech as the go-to destinations of Anglesey, Porthaethwy has firmly been added on that list

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6 h. ago ‘I visited “world’s most beautiful island” and May is the cheapest time to travel here'

We discovered fine dining and learned new skills on a trip to a luxury resort on this idyllic Caribbean island, recently listed as the 'world's most beautiful'

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6 h. ago Underrated European city named a 'do not miss' travel hotspot in 2025

Once part of the Ottoman empire, this city has taken great strides to preserve its rich history. Today, travellers can explore architectural feats and panoramic views while sipping on Bosnian coffee

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7 h. ago Charming UK seaside town so small tourists barely even know about it

With exciting attractions like an Iron Age fort and Britain's smallest church, it's a wonder that this breathtaking UK town has managed to fly under the tourist radar for so long

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7 h. ago Brits warned 'never fly' on three dates with limited choices and high costs

Holidaymakers are facing three specific dates in July where they should 'never fly' due to skyrocketing costs and 'limited choices', according to travel experts

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7 h. ago 'I visited UK seaside resort snubbed by Brits and quickly fell in love'

Don't let the snobs deter you, this quintessential UK seaside resort is filled with nostalgia and fun. Plus, a £20 million renovation plan means things are only going to get better

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9 h. ago New renovations, retro vibes: reviving Australia’s rundown motels

Buildings that once catered to 1950s road trippers are being transformed into boutique stays attracting a younger demographicMotel Molly is giving vacay vibes. It’s giving idyllic. It’s giving “hot girl summer” lives on in Mollymook, a town on the New South Wales south coast.I’m in an oceanside room in one of four colour-themed buildings called Capri, Olive, Limoncello and Rosé. My room in the latter comes in pinks from powder to peach, coral and mauve with – squee! – a Smeg fridge and kettle in a high-gloss fairy-floss colourway. Elsewhere are rattan chairs, Scandi-style ceramics, glasses etched with frosted cursive font and a throw tufted with designs that vaguely evoke the US south-west. Continue reading...

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