48 m. ago Hero yoga teacher reveals desperate attempts to save children from Southport attacker despite being stabbed five times

Speaking publicly for the first time since the massacre Leanne Lucas described helping young girls flee to safety and calling 999 as child killer Axel Rudakubana chased after them.

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53 m. ago London weather: Rain drenches capital after Met Office issues 'danger to life' warning for parts of UK

The Met Office issued an amber weather warning for heavy rain and deep floodwater

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61 m. ago Southport attack yoga teacher says she had to survive to save the children

Leanne Lucas suffered stab wounds to her spine, her head, her ribs, her lung and her shoulder blade.

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67 m. ago Paramount’s Lisa Kramer On Opening Up Second Windows For Premium Shows & Unveiling James Norton’s ‘King & Conqueror’ — London TV Screenings

Paramount’s Lisa Kramer On Opening Up Second Windows For Premium Shows & Unveiling James Norton’s ‘King & Conqueror’ — London TV Screenings  Deadline

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99 m. ago Foreign leaders visit Ukraine's capital to mark 3rd war anniversary

A dozen leaders from Europe and Canada arrived in Ukraine’s capital by train Monday morning to mark the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion

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1 hour ago Arsenal injury update: Ethan Nwaneri, Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli latest news and return dates

Mikel Arteta will once again be down to the bare bones in attack as the Gunners face Nottingham Forest

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2 h. ago There is a clear Trump doctrine. Those who can’t see it won't have a say in reshaping the world | Nesrine Malik

The sooner the US’s former friends realise the old global order is over, the sooner they can organise to regain power and agency – the only language Trump understandsA resonant phrase during Donald Trump’s first administration was the advice to take him “seriously, but not literally”. It was a singularly detrimental expression, widely quoted by politicians and the media. Its adoption fit with the position many felt most comfortable taking: Trump was bad, but he wasn’t smart. He wasn’t intentional. He wasn’t calculated and deliberate. He sounded off, but rarely followed up with action. He was in essence a misfiring weapon that could do serious damage, but mostly by accident.The residue of that approach still persists, even in analysis that describes Trump’s first executive orders as a campaign of “shock and awe”, as if it were just a matter of signalling rather than executing. Or that his plan for Gaza is to be taken – you guessed it – seriously, not literally. When that was suggeste...

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2 h. ago Kieron Bowie insists Celtic Scottish Cup script isn't written yet as Hibs 'poke the bear'

The Hibees came out on top in Leith and go to Celtic Park on cup quarter-final duty on Sunday week

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2 h. ago Donald Trump battle of wills over Ukraine should not mask the horrific impact of war

It is hard to believe three years have already passed since Moscow launched its all-out invasion on Ukraine.

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2 h. ago London is richer than anywhere else in Britain – but the city is dying

London is richer than anywhere else in Britain – but the city is dying  The Telegraph

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3 h. ago Greenpeace says a pipeline company's lawsuit threatens the organization's future

A Texas pipeline company has sued Greenpeace accusing the organization of defamation, disruptions and attacks during protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline

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3 h. ago Max Verstappen considers boycotting future F1 launches after facing 'Unacceptable' booing from London fan

Max Verstappen considers boycotting future F1 launches after facing 'Unacceptable' booing from London fan  The Times of India

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3 h. ago Jury selection to begin in murder trial of suspect in suburban Chicago July 4 parade

The man accused of opening fire on a suburban Chicago Independence Day parade and killing seven people is about to stand trial nearly three years after the attack

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3 h. ago London’s natural wine scene: expert Mark Gurney’s insider guide

London’s natural wine scene: expert Mark Gurney’s insider guide  Financial Times

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3 h. ago Innit innit boys and Super Eagles: how Nigerian Londoners found their identity through football – podcast

For the children of the Nigerian diaspora, displaced by war and split between two worlds, footballers from John Fashanu to Jay-Jay Okocha were a first glimpse of themselves in Britain’s mainstream. Written and read by Aniefiok Ekpoudom Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Missing hiker Hadi Nazar reveals the major mistakes he made that caused him to become lost in the Kosciuszko National Park

The hiker who was lost for 13 days in the Kosciuszko National Park has revealed the big mistakes he made while bushwalking. 

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3 h. ago London's Regent's Park is plagued by early morning hammer attacks on cyclists, intentional wheel punctures and masked thieves

The muggers have been operating in Regent's Park, London, where more than 30 cycling clubs meet between 5.45am-7am every morning before the area opens to cars.

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4 h. ago Monster who murdered stepson in sickening attack dies weeks before he was due to be executed

Christopher Sepulvado, 81, died just one month before his scheduled excution date after he was convicted of the brutal murder of his six-year-old step-son in 1992

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4 h. ago How to watch Texas high school playoff boys basketball: Columbus vs. London, Feb. 25

How to watch Texas high school playoff boys basketball: Columbus vs. London, Feb. 25  USA TODAY High School Sports

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5 h. ago Man Utd news: Manuel Ugarte's bittersweet message after first goal as trio slammed as 'pathetic'

Manchester United secured what could be a crucial point against Everton on Saturday after going 2-0 down at Goodison Park, with another game against Ipswich coming at Old Trafford in midweek

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