37 m. ago What games Patrick Dorgu will miss for Man United after red card vs Ipswich Town

Manchester United wing-back Patrick Dorgu was shown a straight red card after an on-field VAR review against Ipswich Town

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80 m. ago Elon Musk told to 'let cabinet speak' in Donald Trump smackdown at meeting

Footage taken during Donald Trump's first cabinet meeting showed members of Trump's government laughing at the billionaire after he delivered an update on DOGE's progress

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1 hour ago Brooklyn Beckham pokes fun at his many career paths as he teases job as a racing driver for new promotional video

Brooklyn Beckham poked fun at his many career paths as he teased a job as a 'racing driver' for a new advert on Wednesday.

Transport

1 hour ago Reason why 'sadistic' paedophile had sentence reduced despite 137 charges and four year case

Paedophile lecturer in geophysics Matthew Falder quipped to police officers that the list of his offences sounded "like the rap sheet from hell"

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2 h. ago Tornado review – windswept samurai western set in apocalyptic Scotland

The second feature from John Maclean is an almost surreal tale of itinerant martial arts performers and a band of thieves in 18th-century Scotland John Maclean’s new movie is a dour, pessimistic, almost surrealistically downbeat revenge western set in Scotland in the late 18th century – but it could as well be happening in some post-apocalyptic landscape of the distant future or on another planet. This is the follow-up to his debut Slow West, and as with that film it is shot by Robbie Ryan with music by Jed Kurzel (director Justin’s brother and collaborator). I have to admit, though, that this does not quite have the energy or the fluency of that previous film, perhaps not the same production resources either – and by comparison it is more strenuously contrived. Yet the pure strangeness of the movie commands attention and there is a charismatic lead performance by Japanese actor-musician Mitsuki Kimura, or Kôki.She plays a dancer called Tornado, who travels around what looks like ut...

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3 h. ago Tottenham v Manchester City, Nottingham Forest v Arsenal, Manchester United v Ipswich – live

Premier League updates from the 7.30pm GMT kick-offsLive scoreboard | Read Football Daily | And mail Taha“Red Djed Redemption. Return of the Djedi. The Walking Djed.” Ben McAleer’s had some fun taking in the resurgence of Djed Spence.Here’s today Football Daily, on the misery of the Saints. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Ankhs for the memories! Inside TUI's first Nile river cruise ship for a round

Jo Kessel boards TUI's new river cruise ship, the 141-passenger, adult-only Al Horeya for a seven-night, round-trip voyage from Luxor. A visit to Tutankhamun's tomb is one of several highlights.

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3 h. ago Kevin Campbell's family demands answers over Arsenal star's death at 54 after review found 'shortcomings' in his hospital treatment, inquest hears

Mr Campbell died at the Manchester Royal Infirmary (MRI) on June 15 last year with a provisional cause of death given as multi-organ failure due to a heart infection.

Events

3 h. ago Urgent warning issued for 57 countries over 'highly contagious virus'

The Travel Health Notice (THN) has been issued to 57 countries – including the United Kingdom – by the Centre for Disease Control, which has shared guidance on how to avoid the disease

Events

4 h. ago Nvidia to report first earnings since shock debut of Chinese AI DeepSeek

Investors will be eyeing firm’s financials for signs of slowing demand after revelation high-end chips not necessaryNvidia will deliver its earnings report for the fourth quarter of 2024 Wednesday evening, which investors will be watching closely for any signs of slowing demand for semiconductor chips. The chipmaker’s financials will face scrutiny over possible signals of an end to the AI-fueled market boom that has propelled the company to a stratospheric valuation of $3.1tn.Analysts expect Nvidia to maintain its leadership position as the maker of the AI industry’s favorite chips, but recent news has presented new potential challenges to the company’s ownership of the market. For one, analysts at TD Cowen published findings earlier in the week that Microsoft, one of Nvidia’s biggest customers, was cancelling leases with private data center operators. Investors expressed concerns about the sustainability of mass investment into AI infrastructure, including Microsoft’s $80bn, which ...

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4 h. ago Everyone has gone nuts for pistachios. But they’re just an upmarket green peanut, aren’t they? | Emma Brockes

Encased in chocolate, blended into martinis, baked in a croissant – tasty, maybe, but let’s not kid ourselves about the health benefitsOn my desk as I write this I have a packet of shelled, unsalted pistachios, a snack about which I have no particular feelings beyond the fact they’re better for me than Hula Hoops and, like so many things I’ve been persuaded to buy by my doctor, can be integrated into a “heart healthy diet”. Pistachios are also, it turns out, having a moment. We’ve been here before, with pomegranates and acai and, a few years ago, bone broth and anchovies. Now it’s the turn of the upmarket green peanut (oh look, I do have an opinion), which, once you start noticing it, you’ll find appears to be everywhere.It started last year with the rise of what is informally known as Dubai chocolate, the so-called confectionery invented by the British-Egyptian entrepreneur Sarah Hamouda, that took over the world – and that became, according to Deliveroo, one of last year’s top ite...

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4 h. ago Kingdom Come: Deliverance II review – gloriously sadistic fun

There’s a lot to love about this zero-to-hero story, even if it does take delight in punishing the player

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5 h. ago They searched his phone and laptop and found the worst kind of images

Delivery driver Thomas Becton, 40, was discovered after a search warrant was issued at his home

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5 h. ago Street racers who hide car reg from cameras have been ‘rumbled’, says MP

Sarah Coombes urged MPs to back potential new £1,000 fines and six-point penalties.

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5 h. ago As the far right surges around the globe, what can a new TV series about Mussolini teach us? | Caroline Moorehead

Joe Wright’s new drama gives a theatrical take on the dictator’s flaws but there is so much more history viewers need to knowOn 3 January 1925, Benito Mussolini delivered the most important speech of his life to the Italian parliament. His career was about to be over. The body of the socialist deputy and his bitter foe, Giacomo Matteotti, had been discovered in a shallow grave near Rome and mounting evidence pointed to Mussolini’s responsibility for his murder. With the king, the old liberal democratic elite, the left and many of his own party pressing for his dismissal, Mussolini declared that everything – the fascist violence, the immorality, the turmoil into which Italy had sunk – was his fault, “because I, I alone, created it”. By the same token, he alone was the man “capable of dominating the crisis”. Parliament, stunned, sat silent. There was no voice of protest. The dictatorship was saved.Based on the first volume in a trilogy of the same name by Antonio Scurati and garlanded...

Culture

6 h. ago Chelsea back in the top four and Crystal Palace thrash Villa: Football Weekly

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Nedum Onuoha and Barney Ronay to look back on Tuesday night’s Premier League action, which saw Chelsea halt their slide in the league with an emphatic 4-1 win over SouthamptonRate, review, and share on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Audioboom, Mixcloud, Acast and Stitcher, and join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter and email.On the podcast today: Ismaïla Sarr strikes twice as everything goes the way of Crystal Palace in their dismantling of a sorry Aston Villa. The panel discuss just how high the Eagles should set their targets. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago EXCLUSIVE: Christmas events WILL return to Albert Square this year

The festive fun is in line for a spectacular return to its usual Albert Square focal point

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6 h. ago & Other Stories' 'Dubai chocolate' pistachio perfume converted me to a sweet fragrance lover

Mirror's shopping writer Grace tested out & Other Stories' 'Dubai chocolate-inspired' pistachio perfume to see if it could convert her to liking Gourmand fragrances

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6 h. ago The Ordinary’s £6 serum foundation is finally back – and it’s just as good as I remember

The bargain formula was discontinued in 2021

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