64 m. ago Is Britain becoming more racist as Shabana Mahmood says? VOTE NOW

THE Home Secretary has warned that Britain is becoming more racist in a recent interview. Shabana Mahmood previously urged politicians not to turn a blind eye to the consequences of uncontrolled immigration, saying it contributed to a rise in bigotry. She explained that the racist abuse is becoming far too common nowadays. The Home Secretary told The Times that...

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73 m. ago Britain's Daily Mail publisher enters exclusive talks to buy Telegraph Media Group for $654 million

The publisher of Britain's Daily Mail has entered exclusive talks to buy Telegraph Media Group in a deal that would link two news groups that have traditionally supported the right-leaning Conservative Party

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84 m. ago Scottish fans caused official earthquake when they celebrated football victory over Denmark that got them to the World Cup

The equivalent of an 'extremely small earthquake' was picked up by the British Geological Survey (BGS) after Kenny McLean's halfway line stunner in stoppage time.

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89 m. ago JONATHAN ASHWORTH: 'Giving every child the best chance in life has to be at heart of Labour’s vision'

'The British people are yearning to hear a compelling story about our country’s future with bold urgent action', the former shadow Health Secretary Jonathan Ashworth writes

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1 hour ago Rare coins listed for £12million online but collector issues 1 crucial warning

A rare coin collector issued an urgent warning to Brits who found these designs listed for £12million online. It comes as rare coins are all the rage at the moment

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1 hour ago Inside Britain's best Wetherspoons hotel, where rooms cost just £50

Who needs a Premier Inn when you have a Wetherspoons that you can bed down in for the same price? The Daily Mail's Hotel Inspector goes undercover...

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2 h. ago NATO scrambles warplanes 'to monitor border' after Russian terror

Vladimir Putin's forces launched overnight attacks on the Ukraine-Romania border forcing NATO to scramble F-16 jets, as Russian missiles killed a Polish girl in Ukraine this week

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2 h. ago BREAKING NATO scrambles warplanes 'to monitor border' after Russian terror

Vladimir Putin's forces launched overnight attacks on the Ukraine-Romania border forcing NATO to scramble F-16 jets, as Russian missiles killed a Polish girl in Ukraine this week

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2 h. ago Petition for British wrestling legend to go in WWE Hall of Fame backed by Daily Star

Dynamite Kid was considered one of the most trailblazing and influential wrestlers of all time and was a key figure in the early days of the WWF's expansion in the 1980s

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2 h. ago Alan Carr admits 'she was a bit naive' as he issues 'intimate' Amanda Holden confession

Alan Carr is due to appear in several television programmes on British television over the next few months including a sitcom and travel show

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3 h. ago Inspired Travis Head inflicts nightmare Ashes loss on brittle England

Stand-in opener Head scored the second-fastest Ashes century from just 69 balls as Australia claimed an eight-wicket victory in the first Test

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3 h. ago Netflix streaming ‘absolutely brilliant’ BBC crime drama with ‘Britain's most impressive actors’

The BBC drama has been hailed as "absolutely outstanding" and is streaming for audiences on Netflix

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3 h. ago Greek secondary school teachers to be trained in using AI in classroom

Some teachers and pupils voice concerns about pilot programme after government’s agreement with OpenAI Secondary school teachers in Greece are set to go through an intensive course in using artificial intelligence tools as the country assumes a frontline role in incorporating AI into its education system.Next week, staff in 20 schools will be trained in a specialised version of ChatGPT, custom-made for academic institutions, under a new agreement between the centre-right government and OpenAI. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Yarde vs Benavidez: Start time, undercard and how to watch fight tonight

Britain’s Anthony Yarde makes a third – and final? – attempt at winning a world title, challenging American David Benavidez for the WBC light-heavyweight belt

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3 h. ago Kelly Brook was F1 grid girl who hated ban on 'one of the best jobs I ever had'

Kelly Brook once strutted her stuff on the F1 grid, before her role was controversially axed back in 2018 - and the British bombshell fumed at the decision

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3 h. ago Epstein files published by US Committee names these British celebs and public figures

A host of British celebrities, including rock stars, cultural icons and even former prime ministers, have been listed in the Jeffrey Epstein files.

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4 h. ago Fears Christmas dinner could be ruined by looming turkey shortage as ‘super strain’ bird flu rips through UK farms

BRITS could miss out on tucking into a Christmas Day turkey this year as a bird flu "super strain" rips through farms. Retailers fear the strain of avian flu could lead to empty shelves in butchers and supermarkets across the country. UK farms have been hit by more than 30 since the start of October....

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4 h. ago How to watch Benavidez vs Yarde: TV channel and live stream for boxing fight tonight

Briton gets a third world title shot in Riyadh

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4 h. ago ANDREW PIERCE: This is why ZERO Britons think Starmer's Labour government has the ability to make us better off

Has there ever been a more terrible, damning indictment of a government than ZERO people in a poll saying they're optimistic this government can make us feel better off?

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5 h. ago The BBC is under threat like never before. This is how to save it | Pat Younge

A moment of peril demands a new approach – on everything from funding to the BBC charterPat Younge is the chair of the British Broadcasting ChallengeWe have not been here before. The BBC is used to coming under pressure from political parties, well-funded pressure groups and powerful newspaper publishers. But the threat of a lawsuit from the US president is unprecedented.This latest furore is dangerous because it comes at a time when democracy faces an information crisis. The foundations of informed democratic debate are under attack across the globe from a combination of AI-generated deepfakes, hostile state propaganda and algorithms that amplify divisions through social media. We have already seen how Elon Musk, the wealthiest man on the planet, is prepared to use his own social media platform, X, to interfere in the affairs of other countries and exert a chilling influence on democracies.Pat Younge is the chair of the British Broadcasting Challenge, whose recommendations are cont...

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