24 m. ago Dolly Parton says ‘I ain’t dead yet’ after sister sparks frantic health concerns

Country legend ‘hasn’t been feeling her best lately,’ her sister told fans Tuesday

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43 m. ago William Saliba's feelings on 'mad' player who's already snubbed Arsenal

William Saliba has hailed a France international team-mate who snubbed Arsenal for Chelsea when he was younger and has since starred for Crystal Palace and Bayern Munich

Sport

66 m. ago Ronnie O’Sullivan feels he enjoys same fan support as the sporting greats

The seven-time world champion set up a last-32 meeting with Stephen Maguire in China.

Sport

2 h. ago Former tenant who claims Jim Gavin owes him 3,300 euros ‘feels sorry’ for him

The tenant who made the allegations against Mr Gavin, Niall Donald, claimed Fianna Fail had been aware of the story for weeks.

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2 h. ago Boden's autumn staple jumper with 'fabric that feels like heaven' and how to get 15% off

"It is fitted but not too fitted - I am busty and don't feel like it is too snug, but nor is it baggy"

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2 h. ago Clarke nonplussed by Katy Perry but hopes for fireworks from Scotland in qualifiers

Scotland’s manager not aware his squad shared a hotel with the pop superstar with focus solely on Greece gameEven close proximity to a global superstar cannot divert Scotland’s attention from their World Cup dream. Or is it a teenage one? Katy Perry shared a city centre hotel with Steve Clarke and his squad this week as the singer’s Lifetimes Tour stopped off in Glasgow. Clarke did not quite go as far as saying, “Katy who?” but he was nonplussed by his squad rubbing shoulders with a bestselling artist.“Was she?” said Clarke when asked about Perry’s whereabouts. “I didn’t know she was there. I’ve heard the name and I’m sure if you played me a couple of her songs I’d say: ‘I recognise that one.’ But I couldn’t name you one of her songs. That’s no disrespect to Katy but I’m from a different generation.” Pressed on whether he would even recognise Perry, Clarke – by now laughing – added: “Eh, no. And she wouldn’t recognise me.” This very much feels like two worlds that should never colli...

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2 h. ago Strictly's Vicky Pattison 'thrilled to announce' news after 'overwhelming' admission away from ballroom

The presenter and TV star shared her news away from the hit BBC show's ballroom after admitting to feeling a little 'overwhelmed'

Events

2 h. ago 'Reversible' bedding set that 'looks and feels amazing' now under £20 in Amazon Prime sale

Shoppers only have a few hours left to snap up the gorgeous bedding set at a bargain price.

Economics

3 h. ago Hulk Hogan's estranged daughter sparks concern with bizarre post linking Taylor Swift and the 'devil'

Swift is still very much riding the wave of her new album release after 'The Life of a Showgirl' finally dropped last Friday. But not everyone is a fan of it, including Brooke Hogan.

Politics

3 h. ago Gisèle Pelicot tells appeal trial she never gave consent to man convicted of rape

Woman says at retrial of Husamettin Dogan that ‘no victim should feel shame’ as court shown video evidenceGisèle Pelicot, who survived almost a decade of rape by dozens of men after she was drugged by her ex-husband, has told a French court that she never gave consent for anyone to abuse her while she was in a comatose state and that no victim should ever feel shame.Addressing the appeal trial on Wednesday of an unemployed builder who has contested his conviction for raping her, she said: “For me, the harm has been done – I will need to rebuild from these ruins and I think I’m on the right road – but what I want to say to others is that I never regretted my decisions, from filing a legal complaint until today. I want to say to victims to never be ashamed of what was imposed on them, because they’re never responsible.” Continue reading...

Events

3 h. ago BBC University Challenge fans ask 'how did you know' after Jilly Cooper tribute

University Challenge fans were left feeling "spooked" as the BBC show aired a tribute to Dame Jilly Cooper on Monday

Culture

4 h. ago Charming town with a 'friendly feel' just 14 miles from the Welsh border

If you find yourself in south Shropshire, be sure to visit Ludlow, a charming market town with a rich history and plenty of things to see and do

Politics

4 h. ago Man attacked by shark at tourist spot drove himself to hospital despite being bitten three times

Lee Berryman said he felt a shark ‘chomping’ on him shortly after catching a wave in South Australia

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5 h. ago 'Winter warmer' Amazon shoppers love for its lightweight but cosy feel and it’s on sale

If you're looking for something to make your evenings cosier, then this is a must-have product

Economics

5 h. ago Rosie Jones breaks silence after ‘ableist and homophobic’ train attack: ‘I’m choosing love and joy’

The comedian, who has ataxic cerebral palsy, said the incident was a reminder that ‘people with cerebral palsy should never be made to feel like guests in an unwelcoming and hostile world’

Events

5 h. ago ‘This is a west African story’: how modern art tackled Nigeria’s identity crisis

As the landmark Nigerian Modernism exhibition opens at the Tate, curator Osei Bonsu talks about the art in dialogue with ideas of nation-making• Don’t get The Long Wave delivered to your inbox? Sign up hereWhat distinguishes modern Nigerian art from its traditional form? I had this question in mind when I attended a private viewing of Tate Modern’s new exhibition, Nigerian Modernism, which traces artwork from the period of indirect colonial rule to post-independence.Walking through the gallery with the curator Osei Bonsu, learning about the incredible ways in which modern Nigerian artists sought to define, shape and rebel against the beautiful but contested state, I found answers. Continue reading...

Events

6 h. ago 'Warm and comfy’ hoodie blanket now £10 in Amazon Prime sale

If you're feeling the colder air but don't want to turn the heating on yet- this could be the perfect solution

Economics

6 h. ago Katy Perry review – like being high on Haribo while trapped in a theme park

OVO Hydro, GlasgowIn a fun but frenetic show, the star hangs off props, wears a glove that shoots pyrotechnics and generally distracts from her own energy and charismaKaty Perry’s Lifetimes world tour arrives in Glasgow with a lot of baggage: somewhat scathing takes from its US run, backed up with lukewarm feelings about both her recent sojourn into space, and last year’s 143, an EDM-influenced album controversially co-produced by Dr Luke. Despite this, Perry is still a much-loved star in many camps, with her own brand of kooky iconography adopted by her fans tonight – like J-Lo at the 2019 Met Gala, I also run into a woman dressed up as a burger in the venue toilets. The tour is not the disaster that some have reported, but it does suffer from Perry not allowing herself to have as much fun as her audience are having.The show starts with a video setting up a convoluted storyline: a video game about Perry trying to save the world by rescuing stolen butterflies from AI overlords. This...

Politics

6 h. ago 'He looked like a small child...I didn't have any sexual feelings whatsoever': She was stunned by his height, stole his bread and then ghosted him in our most tragic Blind Date yet

Every week, FEMAIL asks two singletons to report back from their blind date. This week, it was Wendy and Hank's turn to wine and dine.

Events

6 h. ago Benjamin Sesko agreement reached as feelings clear after Man Utd’s £74m decision

Benjamin Sesko has made a sensational start to life at Manchester United after finally joining the club following a lengthy transfer saga, with Arsenal and Newcastle United also in the running

Economics