25 h. ago Doctor is told to prove he saved woman's life or pay a £50 parking fine

Dr Nick Lagattolia was returning to his car after visiting a bank in Dorchester, Dorset, when he spotted a woman having a cardiac arrest in the street on September 15.

Economics

41 h. ago Florian Wirtz nets first Liverpool goal to edge out Wolves on emotional day

Liverpool and Wolves united in a moving tribute to Diogo Jota while Florian Wirtz grabbed the first goal of his Anfield career after a potential £116m move from Bayer Leverkusen. The lasting impression was the relief inside Anfield, however, from Liverpool players and fans alike, as Arne Slot’s team held off the Premier League’s basement club on a tense afternoon.Rob Edwards’ visitors finished the stronger side yet were beaten again thanks to a swift first-half double from Ryan Gravenberch and Wirtz. That brief flurry aside, Liverpool were subdued and unconvincing as Wolves performed with more adventure and endeavour than many visitors to Anfield. Continue reading...

Politics

50 h. ago MAFS bride engaged to hunky new man three years after show’s ‘villain’ edit

A CONTROVERSIAL Married at First Sight bride is engaged after her boyfriend popped the question following months of dating. The E4 show star, who previously accused the matchmaking series of "ruining" her life, told how she was "excited" at her bride-to-be status as she gave a flash of her engagement ring. Olivia Frazer, 32, has...

Politics

61 h. ago Manchester United vs Newcastle LIVE: Premier League result, latest updates and reaction after hosts edge narrow win

Red Devils dig in for gritty home win

Politics

3 d. ago Living on the edge: what young people in England told us about life on the coast

As part of the Guardian’s Against the tide series, readers aged 18 to 30 share what they love about living in their coastal town, the challenges and why they often choose to leaveMegan, a 24-year-old from the Isle of Wight, is very familiar with saying goodbye. She decided university wasn’t for her and remembers how, one by one, she waved off her friends who left the island to study. Many never came back. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Converts by Melanie McDonagh review – the road to Rome Catholicism’s unlikely 20th

A thought-provoking examination of the literary stars who became Catholic – from Evelyn Waugh to Muriel SparkIn the five decades between 1910 and 1960, more than half a million people in England and Wales became Catholics. Among them were a clutch of literary stars: Oscar Wilde, Evelyn Waugh, Muriel Spark and Graham Greene. But there was a whole host of poets, artists and public intellectuals less known to us today, whose “going over to Rome” provoked envy and dismay.In this thoughtful though brisk book, Melanie McDonagh, a columnist for The Tablet, gives us 16 case histories of Britons who went “Poping” during the scariest decades of the 20th century. At a time when reason and decency appeared to have been chased out by political extremism and global warfare, it was only natural to long for something solid. Writing in 1925, Greene confided to his fiancee “one does want fearfully hard for something firm and hard and certain, however uncomfortable, to catch hold of in the g...

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5 d. ago Celtic Boys Club abuse survivor ‘facing his last Christmas’ after fight for justice wiped years from his life

A CELTIC Boys Club abuse survivor told how his fight for justice wiped years off his life — as he prepares for his “last Christmas”. Doctors have given Gordon Woods, 71, less than three months to live due to chronic lung disease. We told how the ex starlet was preyed on by paedo coach Jim...

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6 d. ago FTSE 100 LIVE: London market edges up as pound rallies in run

FTSE 100 LIVE: London market edges up as pound rallies in run-up to Christmas  Yahoo Finance UK

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6 d. ago McCullum admitting failure of his methods was gobsmacking but England are learning | Mark Ramprakash

Coach couldn’t free up his players so they found another way of removing pressure – by losing the series in rapid timeFinally, in the last two days of the third Test with the series already basically lost, England stood up. They have been on a hell of a journey over 11 days of Test cricket, and now – too late – they are getting somewhere.They have reminded me of some of the students who have passed through the school where I teach: they get into the upper sixths and they’re first-team cricketers, the big boys, very confident, dominating the team, playing good cricket, think they’ve cracked the code. Then they have a gap year and go travelling, and suddenly they realise there’s a whole world out there, that life can be tough and things can be done differently. Out of their comfort zone they can mature rapidly as young men and as people. I look at England’s performance in the third Test and think that after some tough experiences, and having been forced to confront the fact that they ...

Events

7 d. ago Manchester Museum seeks help to uncover hidden histories of African collection

New Africa Hub confronts colonial-era silences by asking visitors to share insights on 40,000 objectsIt’s a rare thing for a museum to talk about what it doesn’t know. But unanswered questions and archival silences are at the heart of the new Africa Hub at Manchester Museum, north-west England, which is inviting people around the world to help fill the gaps.The museum holds more than 40,000 items from across Africa, many of which were traded, collected, looted or preserved during the era of the British empire. Continue reading...

Culture

8 d. ago I always tolerated my husband's 'work wife'. Then I learned what he told her about our sex life and I can't even look at him: ASK JANA

While at dinner, my friend pulled me aside and told me she overheard my husband sharing something personal about me with his so-called 'work wife'.

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9 d. ago 7 'most effective' ingredients to combat colds and flu as 'super flu' hits UK

One dietitian has shared her expert insights into the most effective ingredients for combatting cold and flu symptoms. It comes as the number of people hospitalised in England with "super flu" continues to soar

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1 week ago Son who killed his own mother said her brain 'felt like putty'

WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT: Kevin Jazrael Davis, 18, bludgeoned his mother Kimberly Hill to death with a hammer in their Texas apartment in 2014 after she told him she couldn't stop him ending his own life

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1 week ago NHS issues UK super flu update as hospitals on 'high alert' with cases at record levels

The number of people in hospital in England with flu remains at record level as cases continue to soar

Events

1 week ago AD FEATURE: Arsenal Invincible makes huge Premier League prediction

Ray Parlour is backing Arsenal to end their 22-year title drought, but tipping Liverpool to edge Aston Villa for a top-four spot

Politics

1 week ago People living with one condition 'uniquely vulnerable' to super flu, scientist warns

A H3N2 virus - dubbed 'super flu' - is sweeping hospitals in England - and people with one health condition may be more at risk

Events

1 week ago MSP told mum of grooming gang rape victim inquiry could make life more risky for young people

EXCLUSIVE: John Mason also said the row over claims Justice Secretary Angela Constance misled parliament was a "side show".

Events

1 week ago Scots model thought she was going to die as she dodged bullets amid Bondi Beach terror

A SCOTS influencer told last night how she fled for her life as gunmen murdered 16 people on Bondi Beach Miya Lind had just crossed the bridge where the terrorist pair began their antisemitic bloodbath when she heard “pops going off”. The 26-year-old, from Kirknewton, West Lothian, lives just 15 minutes away from Sydney’s most...

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1 week ago Liverpool parade driver told officers ‘I’ve just ruined my family’s life’

Paul Doyle wept as horrific footage of the rampage was played to the court multiple times on Monday.

Society

1 week ago How I lost 10st with no effort, fat jabs or diets thanks to a blinding expert insight. At my heaviest I weighed 19st. Now I'm living proof that my doctor

'I feel completely powerless,' the man told me. 'Heroin is ruining my life.' I'll never forget him because I realised with a jolt that his story reflected my own - but I was addicted to dieting.

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