13 h. ago Stoke Newington house explosion: Man arrested as woman found stabbed to death inside

The London Ambulance Service, Metropolitan Police and London Fire Brigade were called to reports of a fire on a residential street in Stoke Newington, London this morning

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25 h. ago ITV Coronation Street's Gary Windass blackmailed by Lou as real target confirmed

Coronation Street's Lou Michaelis has been exposed as the person who called the police on Maria Connor, before she went on to blackmail Maria's husband Gary Windass

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34 h. ago Katherine Ryan sports £27 high street mascara shoppers praise as 'the best ever'

Comedian Katherine Ryan is currently pregnant with her second child but she's still finding time to share her favourite beauty products - and it seems she's finally found 'the one' when it comes to mascara

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39 h. ago Katherine Ryan calls this high street mascara 'the one'– and shares the proof

The comedian tells her fans this high street mascara is 'the ONE' thanks to its perfect false lash effect

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4 d. ago Katherine Ryan proves this high street mascara is 'the one' with impressive before and after

"I'm not selling anything, this high street mascara is the one"

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4 d. ago Coronation Street fans hail 'chemistry' as they call for duo to have spin

Fans of the ITV soap have been loving scenes between two characters and have called on bosses to give them a 'spin-off'

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4 d. ago Coronation Street fans call for new permanent character after Craig Tinker's death and say 'it's about time'

It comes after the residents of Weatherfield gathered to say their own sad goodbye to Craig in the ITV soap

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5 d. ago Karen Millen 'selfish' breastfeeding claim ignites fury as Katherine Ryan wades into row

Karen Millen has come under fire after she sparked fury by claiming breastfeeding an infant after six months is 'selfish' as she appeared on Vanessa Feltz's Channel 5 show

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5 d. ago Katherine Ryan's London: Mexican food, Claridge's and Costco

Katherine Ryan's London: Mexican food, Claridge's and Costco  London Evening Standard

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5 d. ago Katherine Ryan's guide to London: margs at La Bodega Negra and breakfast in bed at Claridge's

The comedian and podcast host on why she loves hip Crouch End, hates men in lycra — and the Mexican spot she can’t get enough of

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6 d. ago "I left this morning and everything was fine, I can’t believe something like this has happened"

Riot police were called to 'serious disorder' on a Greater Manchester street today

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6 d. ago Man dies in 'unexplained' circumstances as police called to home

Police were called to Rhys Street in Tonypandy in the Rhondda in the early hours of Wednesday

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8 d. ago Couple turn detective and steal back their own Jaguar after 'police fail to act'

The pair had fitted their Jaguar E-Pace, worth around £46,000, with an Apple AirTag, allowing them to trace it to a street in London - but after calling 999, they were told police couldn't immediately help

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9 d. ago Inside the high street so bad locals call it 'St Awful': How Cornwall's biggest town has a problem with drugs, homelessness and empty shops

The town's reputation has become so bad that locals have cruelly dubbed it 'St Awful' and this week told MailOnline they now fear to walk down the high street.

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1 week ago Riot cops storm Glasgow city centre streets as man arrested amid 'disturbance'

Pictures show a heavy police presence hours after emergency services were called to Kent Road, near St Vincent Street, around 4.45am on Saturday.

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1 week ago Glasgow city centre streets locked down for six hours as man arrested over 'disturbance'

Officers were called to the scene near St Vincent Street at around 4.45am on Saturday.

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1 week ago ‘I was locked in the bathroom sulking’: Temba Bavuma on his path from township to WTC final

The South Africa captain talks about street cricket in Langa, adapting to new schools after a scholarship and why playing at Lord’s means so much“There was always some sort of allegiance with Lord’s when we were growing up in Langa,” Temba Bavuma says of his childhood as a township boy living just outside Cape Town. Bavuma, the first black cricketer to captain South Africa, will lead his country against Australia in the World Test Championship final, which begins at Lord’s on Wednesday.In the quintessentially English surroundings of Arundel, the 5ft 3in Bavuma looks as if he has gone back to being a kid in the dusty townships. “In Langa we had a four-way street,” he says, his face crinkling with the memories. “On the right-hand side of the street the tar wasn’t done so nicely and we used to call it Karachi because the ball would bounce funny. The other side was the MCG [Melbourne Cricket Ground] but my favourite section of the street was clean, and done up nicely, and we called...

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1 week ago Noblewoman may have ordered brazen murder of priest outside St Paul’s in 1337

Historian mapping medieval murders has evidence John Ford’s stabbing was revenge hit by impenitent ex-loverAlmost 700 years ago, in a busy London street in the shadow of St Paul’s Cathedral, a priest called John Ford was brazenly stabbed to death in a crime notable both for its public nature and its ferocity.It was early evening, just after vespers on 4 May 1337, and the street in Westcheap would have been bustling with passersby. In full view of them all, one man sliced Ford’s throat with an anelace, a foot-long dagger, while two others used long knives to stab him in the belly. Was someone trying to make a very public example of the victim? Continue reading...

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1 week ago I love the graffiti I see in Paris – but tagging is just visual manspreading | Alexander Hurst

Call me a middle-class ‘bobo’, but inspired street art has nothing in common with sprayed-on assertions of ‘me, me, me’Among the layers of life in Paris that energise me, I might list: peeling back the city’s music scene all the way to figuring out where, and when, the musicians go to jam together; the unassuming flair of even a basic brasserie; the way one can pivot, in the span of a week, from an art gallery opening to a friend’s concert to another friend’s restaurant to discover his Corsican-influenced menu, and end it by lingering on a terrace, “remaking the world” with others who challenge you – calmly – to see something a different way.Among the things about this city that exhaust me are the people who cram their way into the Métro without letting you step out first (seriously, what neurons are misfiring in the heads of these people?), and the sheer prevalence of tags. It’s when you leave Paris for a bit and come back that you realise how many tags there are. How swaths of a c...

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1 week ago Retailers call for urgent national action on high street crime

High Streets UK, a group that represents 5,000 UK businesses, is calling for ring-fenced funding.

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