51 m. ago Sweary Royal Mail postie kicks ‘attention loving’ puppy in the face while delivering letters

Nikki Walker, 49, from Leeds in West Yorkshire, said she was at home working when she suddenly heard her beloved pooch Bella the cockapoo squealing in pain outside

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5 h. ago Moment woman is caught on doorbell camera repeatedly abusing her dog and dragging him by the lead is shown in court as she is banned from keeping any animals for five years

Lauren Leigh Barker could be seen screaming and swearing at little Rocco as she forced him through a door and physically pushing him around.

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7 h. ago Meghan Markle's business seems to be in chaos: Palace insider reveals exactly what's going wrong in savage swipe

When the Duchess of Sussex launched her lifestyle brand, As Ever, last month, products including her edible flower sprinkles sold out within just 45 minutes.

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20 h. ago Prime Minister looks to reuse radioactive soil from nuclear disaster to ‘teach lesson’

Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba may well be about to have the grounds of his office sprinkled with radioactive soil, in a bid to help promote the use of recycled nuclear waste

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26 h. ago Brits need to wash their mouths out! UK comes second in the global swearing league table

A new profanity-littered study reveals that Brits are the second-most prolific swearers in the world.

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27 h. ago Giovani Lo Celso: ‘Lots happened at Spurs but I’m in the place I want to be’

The Real Betis midfielder feels reenergised and ready to ‘make history’ as his club prepare for a first European finalThese are the days you’re here for, the moments that give it all meaning, Giovani Lo Celso says. At Real Betis’s Luis del Sol training ground in the south of a city that smells of orange blossom, swallows swoop through the sunshine to mud nests wedged into the wall of the white storehouse where the lawnmowers go. Rainbows appear in the sprinkler spray on the pitch where the session has just finished, last preparations before flying to Poland for the Conference League final against Chelsea. There’s a line they are proud of here, a design for life: Viva er Betis, manque pierda. Long live Betis, even if they lose. And if they win? If they win, this may just be the biggest thing that has ever happened to them.On Lo Celso’s right calf is a football tattoo – old school and cartoonish with black and white hexagons – and the date of his debut, for Rosario Central in 2015. On...

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27 h. ago Lisa Snowdon swears by this £24 'magical' peptide oil for glowing, plump skin

This Morning's Lisa Snowdon has shared her one of her beauty favourites - a £24 peptide oil that she has used as the last step in her night-time skincare routine 'for ages'

Economics

30 h. ago The Ritual review – Al Pacino is priestly mastermind in tale of infamous real

Pacino is somewhat flat and Dan Stevens seems to be waiting for the final curtain as they with a young woman in Iowa apparently possessed by a demonThis low-budget, minor-key and – frankly – dreary horror feature offers yet another dramatisation of the 1928 exorcism of a young woman (played here by Abigail Cowen), known by her alias Anna Ecklund and her real name Emma Schmidt. The real-life ritual, which transpired at a nunnery in Iowa, was overseen by elderly German Capuchin priest Father Theophilus Riesinger (Al Pacino) and local cleric Father Joseph Steiger (Dan Stevens) and written up as a pamphlet (“Begone Satan!”) that went on to shape the public understanding of exorcisms.All that historical detail is transfused into a weak tea of a script, credited to the film’s director David Midell and Enrico Natale. They have generated a work that is a little more interested in background and context instead of sweary pyrotechnics and supernatural fireworks often found in demonic-possessi...

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32 h. ago Rod Stewart swears live at AMAs as children make surprise joint appearance

Rod Stewart swore live on stage at the American Music Awards as his children joined him on stage in a surprise joint appearance on Monday night (26 May).

Society

51 h. ago Arsenal star Katie McCabe steals the show with sweary Tottenham chants and renditions of her own song at Gunners women's Champions League parade

An overjoyed Katie McCabe stole the show at Arsenal 's women's Champions League parade as the Gunners celebrated their historic triumph in Lisbon.

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3 d. ago Emily Atack says she swears by this gorgeous Boden maxi dress that flatters bigger busts

Emily Atack says this ultra-flattering Boden maxi is ideal if you’ve got a bigger bust or curves, and it's still available to shop in all sizes and colours

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3 d. ago Women’s Champions League triumph will redefine how Arsenal see themselves | Jonathan Liew

Gunners’ victory was built on a multi-layered courage that respected but was not overawed by Barcelona or by fatalismThere is always a little more time than you think. A red number 7 blinks across the pitch from the fourth official’s board. Seven minutes of injury time: it’s a lot. Against Barcelona, it’s an age. Against this Barcelona, in this heat, in this game, it may as well be all of eternity.But you push through. You pace yourself. Beth Mead goes down under a challenge; there’s 30 seconds right there. Kim Little rolls the ball up the left touchline to no one: eight seconds. Daphne van Domselaar hesitates over a free-kick, squeezing out those seconds like drops from a towel. You push through because whatever happens in these seven minutes, however those minutes make you suffer, seven minutes is still less than 18 years. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Max Verstappen fumes at Lewis Hamilton after clash at Monaco GP

Lewis Hamilton and F1 rival Max Verstappen were both left swearing over the radio after a scary near miss at high speed during qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix

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4 d. ago 'Brilliant' adjustable garden sprinkler slashed by 40% in Amazon flash sale

The Gardena AquaZoom compact oscillating sprinkler is down to £33 from £56 on Amazon, meaning gardeners can save 40% on the must-have garden tool

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4 d. ago Amazon slashes 40% off 'brilliant' garden sprinkler that keeps gardens watered in summer

The Gardena AquaZoom oscillating sprinkler is currently on sale at Amazon with £22 off, and it's perfect for keeping gardens watered in the hot weather

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4 d. ago Lewis Hamilton crash sees Monaco GP session called off early as Charles Leclerc swears

Ferrari have a repair job on their hands in the lead-up to Monaco Grand Prix qualifying after Lewis Hamilton lost control and crashed at the end of final practice on Saturday

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4 d. ago 'I put the tan Sabrina Carpenter swears by to the test on my pale skin—I can't believe the results'

Both Sydney Sweeney and Sabrina Carpenter love this fake tan, and after they used it for the Met Gala, Shopper Writer Meghan had to try it to see if it would give her very pale skin the same sun-kissed glow

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5 d. ago Your favourite podcast is now a video – but are vodcasts the future, or just ‘crap telly’?

Successful podcasters are filming their shows, putting traditional platforms under pressure. Does it add value or reflect YouTube’s increasing might?It is four in the afternoon at Pellicci’s, a family-run cafe on Bethnal Green Road in London that has been an East End institution for 125 years. Its famously loudmouthed owners, British-Italian siblings Nevio and Anna, have been serving fry-ups, soups, pasta and jam roly-polies since eight this morning. The cafe is now closed, but Anna and Nevio are just getting started on their second job as hosts of the podcast series Down the Caff, in which they interview people about food and life over a meal of the guest’s choosing. The conversations are sweary, chaotic and an absolute hoot.Their guests so far include actor and Pellicci’s regular Ray Winstone, Dexys’ Kevin Rowland, rapper Hak Baker and 86-year-old YouTuber Marge Keefe, AKA Grime Gran. Today’s interviewees are TikTok star John Fisher, AKA Big John, and his son, the boxer Johnny Fis...

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5 d. ago Ncuti Gatwa’s leaving Doctor Who? We shouldn’t really be shocked

Doctor Who might need Gatwa’s sprinkling of stardust, but he doesn’t need it

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5 d. ago WTF? Americans and Britons swear more than Australians online, research finds

Findings surprise Australian researchers, though compatriots score higher on creativity than sheer volumeAustralians’ proud reputation as a pack of cunning linguists has taken a hit from a study finding they come only third in the swearing stakes online.The research found Australians were more restrained – online, at least – than potty-mouthed Poms and vulgar Americans. Continue reading...

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