26 m. ago Anthony Hopkins says wife thinks he has autism — but he believes it’s ‘all nonsense’

The actor’s wife commented on his obsession with numbers and detail

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35 m. ago Fireworks let off on bus and in block of flats in London Halloween horror

Fireworks let off on bus and in block of flats in London Halloween horror  London Evening Standard

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36 m. ago Tottenham: Guglielmo Vicario explains how he had to protect Lucas Bergvall from 'bad' fan

Footage of incident at full-time went viral and goalkeeper has asked for more support from stands

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53 m. ago Prince William given keys to city of Rio de Janiero as he arrives for Earthshot awards

The Prince of Wales is starting a five-day visit to Brazil to stage his Earthshot Prize and attend the Cop30 UN climate change summit

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54 m. ago From the King to Prince William: where do the royal family live now?

The palaces and properties owned by the King and by the Crown Estate are some of the most historically significant in the world. Here’s who lives where

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55 m. ago Walking for more than 5,000 steps per day may reduce Alzheimer’s risk – study

There was a slowing in the build-up of a protein called tau, which becomes abnormal in Alzheimer’s.

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56 m. ago Lord Mandelson is FINALLY off government's books after being 'withdrawn' as US envoy over Epstein links... but Foreign Office chief admits Brits might NEVER know if he was handed payoff

Foreign Office chief Olly Robbins was grilled about the handling of the former US ambassador's departure as he gave evidence to MPs.

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59 m. ago Cole Palmer and Jude Bellingham named in 2025 FIFPRO World 11

Chelsea and Liverpool are both represented in the select side, voted for by professional players worldwide

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60 m. ago Why Saudi money hasn’t transformed Newcastle into title contenders

Eddie Howe’s team have the richest owners in the world. But they are still to mount a title challenge since the Public Investment Fund came knockingSign up for Soccer with Jonathan Wilson hereEddie Howe is not a manager given to histrionics or grand public pronouncements. So by his standards, his press conference after Sunday’s 3-1 defeat to lowly West Ham counts as a furious tirade. His side took an early lead but West Ham were ahead by half-time, as well as hitting the post and having a penalty overturned by VAR, leading Howe to make a triple change at the break.“That was the frustrating thing about the first half,” Howe said. “I almost could have taken anyone off and I think that was a reflection of where we were in that moment in the game and it’s very, very rare for me to feel that way. In fact, I don’t think I have since I’ve been manager of Newcastle, so I felt the team needed some shaking up at half-time. That’s why I did what I did.”This is an extract from Soccer with Jonat...

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60 m. ago Gaucho steak house had 'invalid sustainability rating' published on website for more than a year

The steak chain removed the incorrect certification after the Standard made an enquiry

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61 m. ago ‘We’ve planted the apple that fell on Newton’s head’: the artists striking back against the climate emergency

From cultivating a spiral-shaped orchard to finding lost glaciers and dressing up as a landmark bird, on 4 November artists around the UK will participate in Remember Nature, a day of activism to offer hope for the futureBack in 2015, well into the twilight of his life, the artist and activist Gustav Metzger decided to embark on one last big project. Best known as the inventor of auto-destructive art – a response, he said, to the destructive horrors of the Holocaust – Metzger had also, over the course of a long career, been an inspirational teacher to Pete Townshend of the Who and campaigned for numerous causes including nuclear disarmament and vegetarianism. Now, on a video message barely three minutes long, he was making one final plea.“I, Gustav Metzger, am asking for your participation in this worldwide call for a day of action to remember nature on November 4th, 2015,” he began, appealing to creatives to take a stand against the ongoing erasure of species. “Our task is to remin...

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62 m. ago Union to consider industrial action after losing legal challenge against Ofsted

The National Association of Head Teachers sought to proceed with legal action against the watchdog over plans to grade schools through report cards.

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69 m. ago TikTok food vlogger escorted out of Borough Market as it clamps down on filming

Gerry del Guercio was in the middle of a review of a Humble Crumble dessert when he was asked to stop filming and to leave

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73 m. ago Thomas Frank asks Tottenham fans to hold their boos until full

Spurs were booed off at half-time and full-time of Saturday’s home defeat to Chelsea

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74 m. ago Charles Oliveira highlights ‘stupid’ move that cost him against Ilia Topuria

Oliveira lost his vacant-title fight with Topuria via first-round knockout in June

Economics

77 m. ago Train 'knifeman' asked passenger 'Do you want to die?' before stabbing him

Stephen Crean, 61, was travelling home from a Nottingham Forest match when he was attacked

Events

82 m. ago Grey skies and ‘gloom’ deliver UK’s third dullest October on record

Only 1960 and 1968 saw less sunshine during the month.

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82 m. ago Estate agent who failed to apply for licence so Rachel Reeves could rent Dulwich family home was not to blame for fiasco, says former boss

The error might mean that the Chancellor is forced to pay back £38,000 in rent to her tenants

Society

94 m. ago Real Sociedad release pressure with surreal victory in Basque derby like no other | Sid Lowe

Jon Gorrotxategi’s stoppage-time winner against Athletic Club summed up an epic back-and-forth contestThe goal that won the Basque derby was exactly the way the goal that wins the Basque derby is supposed to be but never had been before. Wet, wild and absolutely wellied. In the rain, the chaos and added time, the fifth of an epic fight perfectly imperfect: a first attempt scuffed, a second smashed in from six yards, sending teammates diving out the way and supporters into each other’s arms. And scored by the footballer from the frontier, born on the border with Bizkaia, another Gipuzkoan and another academy product playing his first derby. Jon Gorrotxategi hit it with his shin; he also hit it with his “soul”, he said, the day ending with Real Sociedad’s players standing before their fans, singing together.It had started there too, their big blue bus edging its way towards the Reale Arena, circling round past the velodrome and the mini stadium, thousands of fans lining the route, fir...

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94 m. ago ‘Anglo Jihadi’ who expressed wish to kill Jews guilty of planning terror attack

Muslim convert Jordan Richardson, 21, started planning an ‘atrocity’, with possible targets including a shopping centre.

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