39 m. ago Rory McIlroy makes brutally honest admission over fan abuse following Ryder Cup triumph

Rory McIlroy has spoken for the first time since Team Europe won the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black before his maiden appearance at the DP World India Championship in Delhi

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95 m. ago Queen drummer Roger Taylor's daughter Tigerlily reveals how modelling crippled her body image and self

The Tatler cover star, whose mother is former actress Debbie Leng, began modelling as a teenager but the industry's obsession with appearance quickly took a toll on her self-esteem.

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98 m. ago AI shows Donald Trump totally bald after president slams 'worst ever' photo of him

Donald Trump has raged about a recent TIME magazine cover that he says has "disappeared" his hair, so we asked AI to imagine what he would actually look like with "disappeared" hair

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1 hour ago ICC disqualifies chief prosecutor from Duterte case over perceived conflict of interest

Judges at the International Criminal Court have disqualified the court's chief prosecutor from the case against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte

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1 hour ago 'High profile' Glasgow supermarket up for sale for over £7 million in 'rare' opportunity

The budget retailer is currently situated in one of the city's sought-after neighbourhoods making it surely in demand

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1 hour ago Nebraska resident sues after her comment about a sinkhole gets deleted from mayor’s Facebook page

Local resident is asking a judge to declare the mayor violated her First Amendment rights and have a jury determine compensation for damages

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1 hour ago Lostprophets star warned twisted bandmate Ian Watkins had ‘succumbed to darkness’

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT A chilling warning was issued by a bandmate of Lostprophets' Ian Watkins shortly before the full extent of his sick crimes came to light

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1 hour ago Ghost town Hyena wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award

This year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year was won by South African wildlife photographer Wim van den Heever, who scooped top spot out of a record-breaking 60,636 images

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2 h. ago Hegseth gets the JAGs off his back ahead of push into cities as Pentagon hobbles lawyers who raise concerns

Hegseth has long expressed disdain for military lawyers and support for soldiers accused of war crimes

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2 h. ago Aisle pay that: seat surcharges leave spectators on edge at some of Australia’s biggest events

Aisle seats cost $25 extra at Melbourne Formula One Grand PrixAustralian Open puts in place premium based on demandSome fans hate being stepped over inside the stadium and just want to enjoy the action in peace. Others won’t sit anywhere else except the end of a row, and are prepared to pay a premium for the privilege.The extra cost of an aisle seat has reached $25 at the Melbourne Formula One Grand Prix, as part of a trend adopted at sporting events such as the MotoGP at Phillip Island and the Australian Open tennis, as well as at some music concerts, to price tickets on the edge of bays higher than those in the middle. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Magnifying the minuscule: Nikon Small World photomicrography 2025 – in pictures

Weevils, spores, slime mold and cells are in extreme closeup for the 51st anniversary of the Nikon Small World competition. For more than five decades, the award has brought scientific wonders under the microscope, with scientists, artists and enthusiasts from 77 countries contributing 1,925 photo entries this year alone. Judges have arrived at this stunning top 20. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Judge halts free transfer of land worth $67M for Trump’s presidential library in Miami

A local historian sued Miami Dade College and its board of trustees last week over the potential transfer

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3 h. ago A notorious nude and pages from the Guardian? Claire Fontaine’s dazzling show has got the lot!

The duo behind Claire Fontaine discuss their new exhibition, which explores everything from prison atrocities to neon profanities – and even pairs this newspaper with a Courbet masterpieceThe work of Claire Fontaine is filled with rich and complex objects and images whose status and meaning is constantly in flux. There are jokes. There is a handwritten text in watercolour, copied out again and again, freeing the writer from the injustices of their ancestors (I AM FREE, it concludes). There is work riffing on Marcel Duchamp’s moustachioed and goateed Mona Lisa, swapping his ribald but puzzling 1919 caption LHOOQ with LGBTQ+. There are book jackets about Palestine’s wrecked ecology and visual activism in Palestine post 7 October, each wrapped around blocks of stone, like messages to be sent crashing through somebody’s window.At the 2024 Venice Biennale, Claire Fontaine’s neon signs reading Foreigners Everywhere appeared and reappeared, written in dozens of languages, around the Giardi...

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4 h. ago Lanarkshire paedo asked online contacts to film children being sexually abused

He transferred money for images to bank accounts in the Philippines and Kenya, and also had dozens of pics depicting extreme content involving adults and animals.

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4 h. ago Olivia Nuzzi to release book next year addressing secret ‘relationship’ with married RFK Jr: report

A source claimed that Nuzzi ‘bombarded’ Kennedy with ‘pornographic’ images, but she claims he said that he wanted to ‘impregnate’ her

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4 h. ago Inside apartment where Polish woman was found 'close to death' after she was 'locked up by her parents' for 27 years: Images reveal 42

Mirrella was only 15 years old when she last stepped outside of her family's apartment in southern Poland. 

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4 h. ago Mary Berry shares surprise message from Alan Titchmarsh after recent joint TV appearance

The former Great British Bake Off judge has been joined by some of her best friends from the world of showbiz to appear with her in Mary at 90: A Lifetime of Cooking

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4 h. ago Trump condones public executions by Hamas, comparing victims to US strikes on Venezuelan ‘drug boats’

‘It didn’t bother me much to be honest with you,’ Trump told reporters in Washington D.C.

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4 h. ago Equalities watchdog demands Bridget Phillipson issues new trans guidance NOW

The Equality and Human Rights Commission warned that the existing guidance is 'unlawful' in the wake of the landmark Supreme Court ruling six months ago.

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5 h. ago Dana Schutz review – an orgy of gloop from the painter who outraged New York

Thomas Dane, London The artist, whose painting of Emmett Till caused a scandal, is back with a grotesque, cartoonish, deeply political commentary on American societyDana Schutz cakes her canvases in thick gobs of gooey paint. The American artist’s first proper London exhibition is a splodgy, orgiastic celebration of her material, but there are some big messages smuggled through if you can scratch your way towards them.Schutz’s approach – which has seen her lauded as one of the most important figurative artists of her generation – is all about surface, brush strokes, colour and materiality. It’s painting for painters, real high-level art-nerd stuff. If you get your kicks losing yourself in layers of pigment and shadow, there’s enough here to keep you going for a while. But it’s Schutz’s grotesque, surreal, cartoony, metaphorical imagery that really makes the paintings tick. Continue reading...

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