38 m. ago 'What's it got to do with you?': Moment furious Bristol van dweller clashed with locals as he interrupted BBC report to accuse them of a 'hate crime' after they demanded he move

The angry confrontation comes amid mounting tensions in the city over gatherings of people living in vehicles, especially alongside central green spaces.

Events

1 hour ago Meghan Markle's bold move after Harry interview seen as huge snub to Royal Family's hope for calm

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been at the centre of a media storm since the Duke of Sussex's bombshell interview aired on Friday - and now the Royal Family are said to be hoping for "no distractions"

Politics

2 h. ago Moment Donald Trump clashes with 'dishonest' interviewer and issues third term verdict

An ill-tempered Donald Trump lashed out at a news host and accused her of a 'dishonest interview' after being questioned about the impact of his tariffs on supermarket prices

Politics

2 h. ago This Morning fans in tears as star breaks down during 'heartbreaking' VE Day segment

This Morning star Eva Speakman was left in tears after visiting Auschwitz, where her grandfather was once held captive during the Second World War

Sport

2 h. ago Rylan Clark told not to 'change the subject' as he aims savage dig at BBC co

Former X Factor contestant Rylan Clark and his BBC Radio 2 co-presenter have been known to get into some playful arguments on air - and a recent broadcast at the weekend was no exception

Politics

2 h. ago The truth behind Prince Harry's bombshell claims in TV interview as a furious duke takes aim at the King, the royal family and the government

The Duke of Sussex had appealed a decision that downgraded his level of protection after he and Meghan stepped down as working royals in 2020 and left Britain for California .

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2 h. ago ‘The real Inter’ prepare for Champions League showdown with Barcelona | Nicky Bandini

Simone Inzaghi dreamed of a quadruple but European success is now the Nerazzurri’s best chance of silverwareThe Inter team that lined up to face Verona on Saturday was so heavily rotated it even included a back-up manager. OK, their first-choice boss Simone Inzaghi was technically suspended, but seeing his assistant Massimiliano Farris trot out for the pre-game interview only reinforced a feeling that we were not about to watch the real thing.For months, Inter had tried to compete at full focus on every front, Inzaghi speaking of the ambition to win a quadruple. Then they lost three games in a week, falling behind Napoli at the top of Serie A and suffering elimination from the Coppa Italia by neighbours Milan. Suddenly their most ambitious target, the Champions League, looked like it might be their most realistic shot at claiming any silverware. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Is that a cat in the Cheetos? New York comedian spotlights the city’s famous bodega felines

Corner shop felines are already beloved by New Yorkers – and thanks to Michelladonna’s TikTok ‘interviews’, they’re going globalGrowing up in Ridgewood, Queens, the comedian Michelladonna (real name: Michelle Reiss), knew she could always count on seeing Lulu, a black-and-white striped cat, whenever she ran into the corner store for a snack. She counts Lulu as a close confidante, a silent witness to the goings-on of the neighborhood who knows everyone’s gossip.“I have literally gone to Lulu at the end of the night and been like, ‘Hey girl, let’s talk,’” says Michelladonna, who is 26. “That’s just part of life here: you say hi to the cat, you greet the manager, and then you continue your day.” Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Stacey Solomon 'regretting TV show as she comes off as bossy and Joe Swash useless'

TV star Stacey Solomon is said to be clashing with her husband Joe Swash over how they are coming across in their BBC show as she reportedly 'regrets' signing up

Culture

3 h. ago Countryfile sparks wave of complaints as farming special leaves BBC viewers furious and 'unwell'

Sunday's instalment of the BBC show featured presenters Adam Henson, Sammi Kinghorn and Matt Baker.

Politics

3 h. ago Shaun Murphy's reason for blaming Mark Williams and Ronnie O'Sullivan over snooker failures

Shaun Murphy claimed that he and his fellow snooker professionals held the Class of 92 in such high regard that it impacted their own respective playing careers on the baize

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3 h. ago Mark Williams blamed by Shaun Murphy as snooker rival points finger for failures

Shaun Murphy has said that the Class of '92 may have had a negative impact on his snooker career, pointing fingers at Ronnie O'Sullivan, John Higgins, and Mark Williams

Politics

3 h. ago Meghan Markle's latest move branded 'giant f*** you' by royal insiders

Hours after Prince Harry gave a bombshell interview about his family after losing his appeal over his security battle, Meghan Markle posted a defiant image on Instagram - and royal insiders have reacted to it

Politics

3 h. ago ‘I’m burping? At least I didn’t fart!’ Ten things I’ve learned about ageing rockers

From Gene Simmons discussing lowgrade meatballs to Shaun Ryder comparing himself to Uncle Fester, Kate Mossman has spent her life interviewing rock stars of a certain age. What has she learned?Young musicians have so little to say. Give me a rocker in his later years any day. Ask him about his childhood, his relationship with his mum, his painful lifelong love affair with his lead guitarist. Many belong to a specific anthropological group: born after the war, they got their first guitars on hire purchase and went on to date the aristocracy. They became my specialist subject as a journalist: it was impossible to resist the combination of vulnerability, extreme oddness and sharp business nous I found in so many, while others were living in strangely compromised circumstances despite years of deathless hits. I was particularly drawn to those who had continued a career under the radar, or who had slipped under it but hadn’t quite noticed.It was a strange subject to pursue, but always a ...

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3 h. ago This Morning star breaks down in tears as she discovers long

This Morning star Eva Speakman visited the Auschwitz memorial to learn more about her grandad George - who she didn't know until later in life

Politics

4 h. ago Zhao Xintong's net worth and controversial career as he eyes World Snooker Championship win

Zhao Xintong has reached the final of the 2025 World Snooker Championship after defeating Ronnie O'Sullivan at the Crucible

Politics

4 h. ago Rylan Clark warned 'don't change the subject' after aiming brutal swipe at co

Rylan Clark aimed a cheeky swipe at his BBC Radio 2 colleague, Sally Boazman, otherwise known as 'Sally Traffic', who warned the TV star not to "change the subject"

Events

4 h. ago Putin says he 'hopes' not to use nukes in Ukraine during candid interview as he offers glimpse inside luxury Kremlin living quarters

Russian despot Vladimir Putin has said he hopes he won't have to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine, in a propagandistic interview from his luxury Kremlin flat.  

Politics

4 h. ago Christian Horner warning speaks volumes after Lewis Hamilton incidents at Miami Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc endured a difficult day at the office in the Miami Grand Prix, with the Ferrari duo finishing a lowly seventh and eighth respectively

Events

4 h. ago Memo to Harry: megaphone diplomacy isn’t working. You could write to your dad – only costs a stamp | Stephen Bates

The reaction to the prince’s BBC interview highlights his error in thinking he is anyone’s priority. Time for a reality checkWas the timing deliberate? It did seem so as Prince Harry backed into the limelight once again last Friday evening with his extended lament to the BBC about the fact that he and his wife and children had been denied taxpayer-funded security protection by a wicked establishment if ever they choose to visit Britain again.In the great scale of world events, or even of the royal family, Harry’s private security needs are probably not near the top of anybody’s priorities, but they were enough to knock the local election results and even the picture of a grinning Nigel Farage off Saturday’s front pages. Continue reading...

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