12 h. ago Charlie Frederick brands All Stars boy a ‘wet wipe’ in savage dig after emotions run high in villa

LOVE Island's Charlie Frederick has swiftly blasted his All Stars co-star for the "biggest wet wipe behaviour I have ever seen". The ITV2 star - who was evicted from the South Africa villa after being dumped by his own partner Millie Court - has taken aim at Sean Stone following his latest spat with Scott...

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12 h. ago Paul Nicholls’s jockey daughter news ‘better than expected’ after fall and hospital trip

Racing at Hereford on Monday had to be delayed while the 20-year-old amateur was receiving treatment on the track for a pelvic injury

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12 h. ago Combat intensifies as One Battle After Another takes 14 Bafta nominations to Sinners’ 13

Paul Thomas Anderson’s gonzo caper takes slight nominations lead over the Ryan Coogler horror, with surprise five noms for British Tourette movie I Swear• Full list of nominationsSinners may have made history last week, when it became the first film ever to secure 16 Oscar nominations, but it was its awards season rival, One Battle After Another, that proved narrowly victorious at Tuesday’s Bafta nominations.Paul Thomas Anderson’s counterculture comedy heads into the competition with 14 nominations, while Ryan Coogler’s vampire thriller has 13. Meanwhile Marty Supreme and Hamnet are close on their heels with 11 nominations each, and Frankenstein and Sentimental Value have eight nods apiece. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago Only Way Is Essex cast arrive at the airport for ‘gap year’ trip to Vietnam – but huge show stars are missing

THE Only Way Is Essex cast were today seen arriving at the airport as they got ready to head off on their "gap year" trip to Vietnam - but FOUR huge show stars were missing. It comes after The Sun revealed how Towie bosses had ditched their annual trip to glam Marbella for more of...

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12 h. ago How John Davidson used fishing to help actors tell his story in I Swear

John Davidson has revealed how he helped the actors who portrayed him in the film I Swear get into character - and it involved a fishing trip.

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12 h. ago New CCTV released in desperate hunt for partner of Mick Jagger’s granddaughter last seen walking past pub

NEW CCTV footage has been released as the urgent hunt for the partner of Mick Jagger’s granddaughter continues. The rock legend’s family put out a desperate appeal after Alexander Key was last seen leaving a pub in Boscastle, Cornwall, on Friday afternoon. Now, cops have revealed that the latest CCTV images show him at 3.25pm on...

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12 h. ago Why Starmer’s China trip has come at the worst possible time

Keir Starmer is the first PM since Theresa May to visit China, but political editor David Maddox explains why a trip to Beijing now – amid faltering relations with the US and speculation about a leadership challenge at home – leaves the prime minister exposed

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12 h. ago Liam Gallagher weighs in on Harry Styles' ticket outrage and says Oasis' pricing was 'reasonable' by comparison as fans slam 'diabolical' cost

Weighing in on the outage, Liam joked that he had bought tickets to Harry's tour which he planned on selling online for 'ten times the price.'

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12 h. ago ‘Situation is dire’ for Sicily town teetering on cliff edge after landslide

1,500 people evacuated from Niscemi after battering by Cyclone Harry triggers 4km-long chasm in hillsideThe mayor of a hilltop town on Sicily said “the situation is dire” after a powerful storm brought down a long section of hillside, leaving houses perched perilously on a cliff edge.About 1,500 people have so far been evacuated from their homes because of the landslide, which began to show signs of movement on Sunday before developing a 4km-long front. The chasm continues to widen, raising fears it could swallow the town’s historic centre. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago The US drew up a plan to invade Canada in 1930. Now Trump is reviving old fears

Now the US is vying regional dominance, experts point to War Plan Red as proof its Canadian allyship has always been flimsyFirst, American forces would strike with poison gas munitions, seizing a strategically valuable port city. Soldiers would sever undersea cables, destroy bridges and rail lines to paralyze infrastructure. Major cities on the shores of lakes and rivers would be captured in order to blunt any civilian resistance.The multipronged invasion would rely on ground forces, amphibious landing and then mass internments. According to the architects of the plan, the attack would be short-lived and the besieged country would fall within days. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago ‘The land will be left as ashes’: why Patagonia’s wildfires are almost impossible to stop

Funding cuts, conspiracy theories and ‘powder keg’ pine plantations have seen January’s forest fires tear through Chubut in southern Argentina Lucas Chiappe had known for a long time that the fire was coming. For decades, the environmentalist had warned that replacing native trees in the Andes mountain range with highly flammable foreign pine was a recipe for disaster.In early January, flames raced down the Pirque hill and edged closer to his home in the Patagonian town of Epuyén, Argentina, where he had lived since the 1970s. Thirty people with six motor pumps fought for hours, hoses stretched for kilometres, but “there was no way”. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago Know the score? I don’t read music, but that’s no hindrance to reimagining great classical works

Folk duo Pound & Stevens have transformed, and added to, Holst’s The Planets Suite and tour the new work this week with Britten Sinfonia. Will Pound explains why playing by ear is his greatest strengthI’m a harmonica and accordion player and one half of folk-classical duo Stevens & Pound. As a multi-instrumentalist I am rooted in a folk tradition that is oral, aural and communal. Music and song are passed down by ear, either through recordings or – more fun – traditional music sessions. Here, players and singers get together to share, swap and play tunes, drawing from a repertoire that is always evolving. While collections of tunes are certainly notated, their scores act as a skeleton – providing the basic architecture of pitch and rhythm but rarely offering explicit guidance on how the music should be played.Delia Stevens and I are about to head out on tour, performing with the Britten Sinfonia and Robert Macfarlane in a new work called The Silent Planet, a recomposition of...

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13 h. ago Scotland to endure 'below freezing' temperatures as Storm Chandra batters UK

Storm Chandra is currently wreaking weather havoc and this disruptive weather is set to continue.

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13 h. ago ‘I didn’t have anything to prove’: what Traitors finalist Jade Scott learned about survival from video games

Accused, isolated and constantly under scrutiny, The Traitors contestant drew on years of social deduction gaming to stay calm under pressureThe latest series of The Traitors, which ended last week on a nail-biting finale, featured some of the usual characters – from guileless extroverts to wannabe Columbos endlessly observing fellow contestants for the slightest flicker of treachery. But one faithful stood out for her quiet determination, despite a ceaseless onslaught of suspicion and accusation. That person was Jade Scott, and I wasn’t at all surprised when, quite early on in the series, she revealed she was a keen gamer.“Minecraft was my way in, when I was 15,” she says. “I made loads of friends at school playing that.” From this innocent introduction, however, she moved on to darker titles: the first-person shooter Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and the multiplayer battle-arena game Dota. “That’s where my interest in strategy gaming really kicked in,” she says. Continue readin...

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13 h. ago Tributes to 'incredibly kind' London taxi driver killed in crash

Tributes to 'incredibly kind' London taxi driver killed in crash  mylondon.news

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13 h. ago Coco Gauff frustrated as video of ‘private’ racket smash goes public after Australian Open defeat

Gauff, thinking she was away from the public eye, was captured smashing her racket after defeat to Elina Svitolina

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13 h. ago BBC star cancels entire family holiday to the US over 'safety concerns'

Giles Coren has confirmed he has made the tough decision to cancel a family trip to the United States and stay in the UK amid the current unrest stateside

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13 h. ago Fringe Celtic star joins German second division strugglers as he is thrown into relegation fight to avoid third tier

SHIN YAMADA has left Celtic just six months after moving to Parkhead. The Japanese frontman has sealed an exit having barely kicked a ball for the Hoops. SunSport exclusively revealed in June last year that Celtic were eyeing a £1.5million swoop for Yamada, then of Kawasaki Frontale in the J.League. A month later, he sealed...

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13 h. ago Harry Styles tour ticket sale 'despicable' as fans stuck in queues after paying for presale access

Harry Styles' Together, Together 2026 Tour presales are taking place today

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13 h. ago The Breakdown | So much at stake and Six Nations just the start in ‘massive year for rugby union’

We may know the sport’s future is bright when trendsetters worldwide are wearing Fabien Galthié-style shadesOn the surface it was business at usual at this year’s Six Nations launch in a chilly Edinburgh. Had the city’s most famous literary sleuth poked his nose into the venue at the top of the Royal Mile, Inspector Rebus would have clocked the usual suspects: head coaches trying not to divulge any secrets, captains quietly studying their opposite numbers and content creators seeking to “jazz up” their tournament previews.This year’s booby prize went to the “influencer” who asked Caelan Doris, Ireland’s captain, whether or not he liked Fabien Galthié’s thick-rimmed glasses. It was almost on a par with the Breakdown’s all-time classic: the day someone asked Rob Baxter, Exeter’s director of rugby, to pick his favourite motorway service station. “Taunton Deane,” came the instant reply. “Because it means we’re almost home.” Brilliant. Continue reading...

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