35 m. ago Netflix reveals Ricky Gervais' new animated comedy 'Alley Cats' with After Life cast

Netflix is set to reunite the After Life cast for a brand new comedy series from Ricky Gervais

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55 m. ago Rachel Riley's 'weird juggle' with husband Pasha Kovalev as daughter asks questions

EXCLUSIVE: Countdown's long-standing maths whizz Rachel Riley opened up about family life with her husband Pasha Kovalev, who she met on Strictly Come Dancing

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55 m. ago Davina McCall shares 'frightening' childbirth experience that left her 'vulnerable'

Davina McCall joined Roman Kemp and Alex Jones on The One Show sofa this evening to speak about her new book, reflecting on a 'scary and vulnerable' time in her life

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63 m. ago Emmerdale fans make same plea in 'only hope' amid John Sugden 'threat'

As John Sugden told Aaron Dingle he hopes he doesn't wake up, fans are relying on one villager to figure out the truth

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64 m. ago How to fix your sleeping pattern – from adjusting eating times to reducing stress

The impact of prolonged, disrupted sleep can be severe. Thankfully, there are ways to improve this

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73 m. ago The 5 everyday habits harming your heart that you may not know about

The impact of these habits can be more significant than you think

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1 hour ago Councillor resigns after claims Charlie Kirk 'brought assassination on himself'

Charlie Kirk's death has been the source of bi-partisan shock and anger, but one councillor in Burnley was met with outrage when she said the commentator had it coming

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1 hour ago Fiji ant study provides new evidence of insects’ decline on remote islands

DNA analysis of endemic specimens in museums finds 79% of ant populations in Pacific archipelago are shrinkingIsland-dwelling insects have not been spared the ravages of humanity that have pushed so many of their invertebrate kin into freefall around the world, new research on Fijian ant populations has found.Hundreds of thousands of insect species have been lost over the past 150 years and it is believed the world is now losing between 1% and 2.5% a year of its remaining insect biomass – a decline so steep that many entomologists say we are living through an “insect apocalypse”. Yet long-term data for individual insect populations is sparse and patchy. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Rachel Riley makes 'weird' admission about family life with Strictly's Pasha Kovalev

EXCLUSIVE: Countdown presenter Rachel Riley married former Strictly Come Dancing professional Pasha Kovalev in 2019, and the couple have two daughters together

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2 h. ago ‘Heartbroken’ family of Ukraine refugee stabbed to death on train break silence

Speaking publicly her family said that her death was “the most horrific way” to lose a life. “We are heartbroken beyond words,” they added in a statement following the horriffic stabbing

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2 h. ago Sacked Mandelson: Being ambassador to US was ‘privilege of my life’

The peer said he deeply regretted the circumstances of his departure from the British embassy in Washington.

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2 h. ago Moment 'fuming' Coronation Street star is caught grimacing at NTAs after losing award

A Coronation Street legend lost out on a big award at the NTAs and according to fans they were not too happy about it

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2 h. ago Controversial holiday park expansion back on the cards despite High Court ruling

A major Pembrokeshire holiday park's plans were initially approved by councillors in late 2023 before a successful court challenge was brought by a residents' group

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2 h. ago Strictly star claims 'deep injustice' after Amy Dowden loses NTAs to Molly

Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden was nominated for a National Television Award for her documentary Strictly Amy: Cancer and Me, but lost out on the gong

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2 h. ago NIGEL FARAGE: The Left tried to silence my friend Charlie Kirk with wild slanders. Did they create the febrile atmosphere where someone thought it was legitimate to stop him talking for good?

The murder of my friend Charlie Kirk was a very dark day for American democracy. And a dark day too for the cause of free speech in the US and the West, which has lost one of its champions.

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2 h. ago The fruit that can help you live longer – and looks good in a pie

This beloved fruit can reduce disease-causing inflammation and lower blood sugar levels

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3 h. ago ‘It’s like the Olympics’: Patrick Reed against Ryder Cup player payment

American players to receive stipend for participationFormer world No 6 said Europe have more ‘camaraderie’Patrick Reed believes it “unnecessary” that his fellow Americans will be paid for participation in the upcoming Ryder Cup. Reed, who has missed out on what would have been a fourth Ryder Cup appearance at Bethpage, also said Europe carry the advantage of having the more closely-knit team.US players plus their captain, Keegan Bradley, will be given $500,000 (£368,300) – $300,000 (£221,000) of which must be donated to charity – for taking on Luke Donald’s Europe. The remaining $200,000 (£147,320) has been labelled a stipend. The topic was largely lost in fevered discussion over whether or not Bradley would pick himself as a player but remains hugely significant. Europe’s contingent have always been adamant they will not seek monetary reward for Ryder Cup appearances. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Judge allows Trump to cut more than $1bn in National Science Foundation grants

Court declined preliminary injunction in case brought by scientists seeking to halt purge of more than 1,600 grantsThe Trump administration can go ahead and purge more than 1,600 research grants issued by National Science Foundation (NSF) worth more than $1bn, after a judge declined to grant a preliminary injunction in a case brought by a coalition of organizations representing thousands of scientists.The NSF is the premier federal investor in basic and cutting-edge science and engineering, which until Trump’s second term enjoyed bipartisan support, with the agency’s independent review process revered globally as the gold standard. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago If you're laughing about children dying you've lost your humanity

When dead children prompt laughing emojis, the problem isn't just politics - it's something far deeper, writes Rob Williams.

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3 h. ago Greggs worker 'scarred for life' after bakery hammer attack horror

The would-be-robber responsible - who has a catalogue of previous convictions - has been jailed again

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