34 m. ago Nectar mattress review 2025: A comfy and versatile option for every type of sleeper

The brand’s eco-credentials and warranty impress, but can its mattresses rival the bed-in-a-box leaders?

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44 m. ago Katie Price sparks concern with tiny frame and inflated bum in barely

Katie Price took to the stage in Portsmouth for a Pride performance on Saturday, showing off her gravity-defying Brazilian Butt Lift while belting out a selection of songs

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51 m. ago Mother of tragic girl, nine, who died with her father in house blaze was away on Eid pilgrimage when disaster unfolded

A mother is returning from a pilgrimage today to find her husband and youngest daughter, aged nine, have perished in a house fire.

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59 m. ago Meghan Markle's brutal 'difference' with Prince Harry amid bitter King Charles feud

Prince Harry's rift with his royal relatives, including his father King Charles, shows no signs of being healed - and an insider has revealed what Meghan Markle thinks about the feud

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70 m. ago Katie Price sparks concern as she performs onstage in tiny bodysuit

Katie Prince took to the stage at Portsmouth Pride at the weekend, with the 47-year-old former glamour model strutting around in a revealing body suit – and fans made the same comment

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89 m. ago Saul review – probing, dark and engrossing staging of Handel’s oratorio

Glyndebourne, SussexBarrie Kosky’s remarkable 2015 production returns to the summer festival with Christopher Purves and Iestyn Davies superb in the lead rolesThe Glyndebourne season continues with a revival by Donna Stirrup of Barrie Kosky’s 2015 staging of Handel’s Saul, widely regarded as one of the festival’s finest achievements and the production that cemented Kosky’s reputation in the UK as a director of remarkable originality. This is the first time I’ve seen it, having missed both its opening run and the 2018 revival, and it strikes me as an example of Kosky’s work at its finest: probing, insightful, sometimes witty, sometimes dark, always utterly engrossing.Premiered in 1739, Saul has often been compared to King Lear. There is much of Shakespeare in this portrait by Handel and his librettist, Charles Jennens, of the Old Testament king whose mind slowly disintegrates under the challenges presented to him politically and privately by David after the death of Goliath. Continue...

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1 hour ago Home bargains is selling a £5.99 Father's Day gift with 16 treats inside

Shoppers have been snapping up the box with goodies from Cadbury, Nestle and McVities

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1 hour ago Best skincare gifts for dads wanting to improve their skin this Father's Day

Finding the perfect gift for your dad a tricky feat, so we've managed to find some of the best skincare bundle gifts that any dad will love this Father's Day

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1 hour ago Boots has 50% off 'irresistible' designer perfume that 'attracts loads of compliments'

The Emporio Armani Because It's You Eau de Parfum 50ml has been described as a "happy, delicious and sparkling" perfume for women

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2 h. ago Firefighters probe burnt out washing machine after house blaze that killed father and daughter, nine, and left her sister, 11, fighting for her life

A nine-year-old girl and her father have been killed in a house fire in West Yorkshire, while an eleven-year-old girl remains in a critical condition.

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2 h. ago Kym Marsh recalls dad's 'really heartbreaking battle' as he told her 'this is one I can't beat'

The actress and presenter has opened up about her late father Dave Marsh's 'heartbreaking' diagnosis

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2 h. ago Mythica: Stormbound review – new chunk of swords and sorcery tale ripe for avid franchise audience

The sixth instalment in this low-budget series has a meagre plot and shonky visual effects but the director and cast clearly care about the franchise’s audienceThis low-budget but reasonably competent swords and sorcery yarn is the sixth instalment in a series of Mythica films that goes back to 2014. It seems they were first bankrolled partly by crowdfunding, and then presumably kept going by the production’s low overheads and straight-to-retail distribution to an audience that clearly grooves to quasi-Tolkienian, Dungeons and Dragons-style quests featuring a motley band (there is usually an elf or dwarf). If you like your necromancy tales spiked with huge chunks of nattering as the characters endeavour to bulk out the running time with lots of banter and exposition, this may be just the ticket. Don’t worry too much about not having seen the other five films because this is reasonably watchable, especially as so much time is devoted to filling newbies in on the backstory via dialogu...

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2 h. ago Who will win Love Island 2025? Here's how the bookies rate all 12 islanders' chances in series 12

Here’s who the bookies reckon will be the last couple standing this year.

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2 h. ago Jodie Comer shares unexpected realisation she made after starring in Ryan Reynolds film

‘28 Years Later’ star suggested she’ll avoid similar projects in the future

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2 h. ago Tell us how popular culture has prompted you to make a dramatic life change

We’d like to hear from people who have been inspired by a song, TV show, film or book to make a major change in their lifeWhether it’s leaving a loveless relationship after watching Sex and the City or a punk band inspiring you to quit drinking, we’d like to hear about your moments of cultural awakening for a column in the Guardian’s Saturday magazine.If you’re having trouble using the form click here. Read terms of service here and privacy policy here. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Good Anger by Sam Parker: Why a healthy dose of RAGE keeps the spark alive

From reinvigorating your marriage to coping with insults, a new book says anger can be more productive than destructive.

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2 h. ago Police leaders ramp up pressure on Government ahead of spending review

Several figures have called for more funding as the Chancellor prepares to set out her spending plans on Wednesday.

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2 h. ago Love Island Series 12 Cast Icks: Here are the 12 2025 islanders' biggest turn

We’re getting to know the 12 new islanders better - with what makes their stomach turn.

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2 h. ago Pitbull review – like a children’s party, but with loads of booze

Co-Op Live, ManchesterWith a hedonistic seize-the-day message, the pop-rapper resembles a cult leader or motivational speaker – and his followers are willing to overlook the faults in his live showPitbull is trying to give over 20,000 people a language lesson. “I want to teach you a little bit of Spanish,” he says to the crowd, about 90% of whom are dressed in Mr Worldwide cosplay of bald caps, aviators and squiggly hand-drawn facial hair. The phrase he’s teaching? “Yo no quiero agua, yo quiero bebida”, which in English translates to “I don’t want water, I want a drink”. As people used to say: yolo.This is the vibe of Pitbull’s Party After Dark tour, which returns to the UK for its second run this year. It’s a relentless ride through the era of hedonistic and carefree EDM pop that sprouted up after the 2008 financial crisis, and given renewed economic uncertainty and horrific global events, it’s unsurprising that people are still seeking escapism. Why shouldn’t that be delivered by ...

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3 h. ago Uncommon Ground  by Patrick Galbraith: Everything wrong with Right to Roam

Patrick Galbraith goes on the epic journey to discover who has a right to the countryside and its uses.

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