1 hour ago Giant wasps with nests the size of space hoppers set to attack Britain

The buzzing beasts are set to make it a very uncomfortable summer after a perfect storm of recent high temperatures and earlier spring sunshine have prompted their "mad activity"

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2 h. ago Prince Harry's moving solo trip without Meghan days after 'peace summit' talks

Prince Harry echoed his mum with a solo trip to a minefield on Wednesday just days after 'peace talks' between his and King Charles' top aides

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3 h. ago Mexico set to be torn apart as drug kingpin El Chapo's son prepares to tell US prosecutors 'everything he knows'

The jailed son of El Chapo Guzmán is expected to provide information to U.S. prosecutors that could prove to be damaging to current and former Mexican officials.

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3 h. ago Rogue builder who left a trail of misery ordered to pay back £71k

Paul Atkinson, 46, fleeced his customers out of £150,000 after failing to finish any work and would make subtle threats when customers wrote bad reviews.

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5 h. ago Ibraaz’s New London Space to ‘Shine a Light’ on the Global Majority

Ibraaz’s New London Space to ‘Shine a Light’ on the Global Majority  Ocula

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5 h. ago Jane’s Addiction members sue singer Perry Farrell over onstage altercation

US rock band claim reunion tour and new album derailed by Farrell’s ‘repeated and unprovoked attack’ in 2024Members of Jane’s Addiction have sued the alt-rock band’s lead singer, Perry Farrell, after an on-stage altercation last fall that they claim derailed their North American tour and forthcoming album. Dave Navarro, Eric Avery and Stephen Perkins are seeking $10m from the 66-year-old singer.Guitarist Navarro is also suing Farrell for assault and battery for the onstage altercation at a Boston gig in September last year. Footage from the concert showed Farrell punching and shoving Navarro before he was restrained by crew members. He was then escorted off the stage. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago It pays to turn on the waterworks but only if you're a man: 'Crocodile tears' are more believable from MEN, study finds

If you're in your partner's bad books, then scientists have simple solution for you - turn on the waterworks.

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6 h. ago What to know about the African kingdom of Eswatini where the US sent 5 deportees

The United States has deported five immigrants from Vietnam, Jamaica, Cuba, Yemen and Laos to Eswatini, a small country in southern Africa where the king still holds absolute power

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6 h. ago Dad of crypto king mysteriously vanished in LA. Then ‘creepy texts’ from him started to arrive in the family group chat

Naiping Hou, 74, of Rancho Cucamonga, California was last seen on March 18

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6 h. ago ‘Burger King mom’ starts GoFundMe after viral video showed her working in busy restaurant alone

The mother-of-three works at a Burger King restaurant in Columbia, South Carolina

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6 h. ago Daniel Dubois facing Oleksandr Usyk 'at right time' in undisputed heavyweight showdown at Wembley

Dubois with the chance to exact revenge over Usyk and become king of heavyweight division

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7 h. ago Girls gone bad: Lena Dunham’s Too Much is just not good enough

The creator of the seminal HBO hit has followed up with an underbaked Netflix background watch, a crushing disappointment for her ardent fanbaseThere is one TV show that has been enjoyed most often, and most reliably, among my cohort in New York: Girls, the seminal HBO dramedy about Brooklyn’s downwardly mobile and highly self-important creative class of the 2010s. Though a cultural lightning rod when it aired from 2012 until 2017 – its whiteness, convincing narcissism, frank sexuality and frequent nudity all catnip for the cresting blogosphere and cyclical moral panic – Girls has rightfully settled into its status as one of the best television series of the 21st century, a foundational text for millennials as well as a biting satire of solipsistic, Obama-era striving. (Although viewers too young to remember it as anything other than canon now see the girls’ flailing – their freedom to wear terrible prints, listen to Vampire Weekend and be earnest – as something to be envied rather ...

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7 h. ago Inside killer's family massacre as teen murdered mum, sister and brother

Nicholas Prosper was just 19 at the time and had also planned to carry out at massacre at his former primary school.

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7 h. ago Luftwaffe's only bomb dropped in Stirling during WW2 destroyed football club's stadium

The German bomber dropped the explosive on the home of Stirling's King's Park FC on July 20, 1940, with a number of nearby residents injured and several properties damaged.

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7 h. ago Family of Peter Falconio say ‘weight has been lifted’ after his killer dies

Bradley John Murdoch was convicted in 2005 of murdering Mr Falconio and assaulting his girlfriend Joanne Lees at gunpoint.

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7 h. ago The Legend of Zelda film adaptation cast and release date announced

Fans have hailed the incredible casting" of the film adaptation of the hit video game franchise, The Legend of Zelda.

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7 h. ago Mercedes driver's 'one bad decision' that ended in tractor ploughing into houses

Matthew Cumpsty ran a red light and caused a tractor to veer into two houses in a dramatic crash in which miraculously no one as hurt

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8 h. ago Can Hampstead Heath ladies’ pond win the fight for trans inclusion?

An advocacy charity is launching a legal bid that could ban trans women from the Hampstead Heath ladies’ pond, citing the recent Supreme Court ruling that redefined legal sex under the Equality Act. Olivia Petter speaks to lawyers to find out if the beloved inclusive space can remain open to all who enjoy it

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8 h. ago Coronation Street's Mick star breaks silence as killer returns to cobbles

Coronation Street's Joe Layton addressed fans who reached out to him following his dramatic return to the ITV soap as it was confirmed that his character, Mick Michaelis, would be leaving the cobbles

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8 h. ago Prince Harry issued stark warning about King Charles reconcilation amid peace summit

Hopes for a reconciliation between Prince Harry and his father King Charles have been raised after it emerged several of their aides had a 'peace summit' - but one expert has warned caution should be exercised

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