3 d. ago Lionesses who lost parents united in grief as they share touching goal tribute

The Lionesses have achieved so much in the last three years, but behind the scenes in their personal lives, Ella Toone and Beth Mead have faced devastating losses

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8 d. ago Katy Perry looks unimpressed at awkward lunch with ex Orlando Bloom after his 'gross' overshare

Katy Perry's face said it all as she joined her ex Orlando Bloom for lunch as the pair continue to put on an united front as co-parents amid their split.

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8 d. ago Is England v Netherlands on TV? Channel, time and how to watch ‘must

The Lionesses could find themselves heading home from the Euros if they lost to the Netherlands on Zurich

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9 d. ago Children DUMPED by adopted family suffer 'traumatic' incident aboard United flight with new foster dad

Foster parent Jim Niven slammed United Airlines after saying he was accused of sex trafficking two Hispanic teen girls that he is guardian for while flying from Costa Rica

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1 week ago Sarina Wiegman's shocking decision costs England Euro 2025 opener vs France

England's Euro 2025 defence has got off to a horror start as the Lionesses lost their opening clash to a highly-fancied French squad at the Stadion Letzigrund

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2 w. ago What’s it like to be 23 and starting a new life? I’m unpacking a lot of emotions as my son heads to the US | Emma Beddington

Can he really be that old? Was I ever that young? A trip to clear out his student flat has brought back so many memoriesThere’s an accurate, if snide, thing I’ve seen online that reads “No parent on Facebook can believe their child has turned any age”, and yes, OK, not the “on Facebook” bit, but there is a rote astonishment at time passing that I sometimes slip into, contemplating my adult sons. But, allow me, just this once, a Facebook parent moment. My elder son turned 23 last month and we’ve just been to London to collect his stuff at the end of his degree. On the way, I realised I was 23 when I moved there myself.You can’t often pre-emptively pinpoint parenting “lasts”, but when you can, they’re strange and melancholy – even when they’re not, objectively, things a person would choose to do again. This trip involved (I hope) my last time standing, hips screaming from the drive, texting “We’re outside” as we waited for our son to wake up (my husband ended up throwing a ball at his...

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