16 m. ago England ace out of squad in huge blow to Thomas Tuchel before Andorra and Serbia

Thomas Tuchel has confirmed that John Stones has left the England camp before Saturday's World Cup qualifier against Andorra due to injury, and the defender will return to Manchester City

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27 m. ago Antiques Roadshow expert 'goes absolutely raving mad' for rare find

He was left 'absolutely raving mad'

Culture

34 m. ago Adorable moment Kate Middleton 'blushes' after receiving compliments for her newly blonde hair

The Princess of Wales was left blushing as royal fans seemingly rushed to compliment her newly blonde hair.

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40 m. ago ‘Cruelest’ Emmerdale twist sparks fan theory over what will happen to Mack

Emmerdale fans were left in horror after last night's episode of the ITV soap ended with poor Mack being recaptured by an axe-wielding John Sugden - and they're now fearing the worst

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41 m. ago Plant winter radishes now and they will be ready to harvest in just eight weeks

Radishes aren’t just for salads – grow winter varieties to enjoy in soups and stir friesWinter radishes are notably different from the smaller, brighter and often punchier ones you can grow from spring onwards. Winter radishes are left to grow for longer, so they can become larger, and while they can be eaten raw, there are many recipes for cooking them in soups and stir-fries, or roasting them like other root vegetables.The first winter radish I ever encountered was the ‘Black Spanish Round’ (Raphanus sativus). This heritage variety develops into tennis ball-sized spheres with a rough black skin that conceals bright white, crisp flesh. I didn’t even realise the mooli – or daikon – was a winter radish when I was eating it pickled in a Vietnamese banh mi sandwich or fermented into kimchi. They develop an impressively long, conical root with a mild flavour and pleasingly crunchy texture, and I would grow them if only my heavy clay soil would allow it. The watermelon radish is my perso...

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42 m. ago SOAPYFEST raises over £18,000 for Beatson Cancer Charity and Marie Curie

The iconic Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow was filled with love, laughter, and music as friends, family and supporters came together for SOAPYFEST, raising over £18,000 in support of Beatson Cancer Charity and Marie Curie.

Economics

46 m. ago This Morning's Dermot O'Leary left yelling in pain after accident live on air

This Morning's Dermot O'Leary was left yelling in pain during Friday's instalment, as his co-star Alison Hammond's mistake left him rather flustered during a dance battle

Society

64 m. ago Whoopi Goldberg: Live review – like reading a boomer relative’s Facebook

Hammersmith Apollo, LondonThe Egot-winning actor presents semi-formed thoughts on things from ageing to AI in an undemanding showBeginning an evening of amiable waffling, Whoopi Goldberg announces that she isn’t about to discuss all the terrible things happening in the world. From an audience not too shy to heckle (albeit mostly with variations on “We love you!”) comes an unsolicited plea to engage with one such inflammatory topic: the current US president. Goldberg doesn’t flinch. “It’s worse than that,” she says. “I’m turning 70.”So begins an undemanding set which often plays like a Grumpy Old Women spin-off and echoes the title of Goldberg’s 2010 book Is It Just Me? Or Is It Nuts Out There? The Egot-winning actor, host of The View and great-grandmother dispenses semi-formed thoughts on everything from ageing and AI (“Fuck Alexa”) to misbehaving children (she once threatened to eat one). She is sharp on the discomfort of being attracted to “some kid” of 60, her worry being that sh...

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79 m. ago Emmerdale fans point out ‘annoying’ blunder – ‘I know it’s a soap but come on!’

Emmerdale fans were left baffled last night when they spotted a major blunder between Paddy Kirk and John Sugden in this week's highly dramatic episodes

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84 m. ago Love Island's Millie Court wows in tiny bikini after Liam Reardon 'split'

Millie Court wowed fans with a bikini snap during her mum’s 60th birthday trip to Greece, just as fresh speculation grows about her on-off romance with Liam Reardon

Events

89 m. ago Mike Tyson's worrying medical conditions ahead of Floyd Mayweather boxing fight

The 59-year-old will be making yet another stunning return to the ring next year - but fans have been left concerned due to the boxer's ongoing health struggles

Sport

90 m. ago Newcastle star's response to Alexander Isak's controversial Liverpool transfer speaks volumes

Newcastle new boy Anthony Elanga arrived this summer and quickly saw Alexander Isak push for the exit door as the Magpies squad were left to digest his controversial departure

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91 m. ago Sex offender in inflatable puppy costume strangles boy on bike who said 'I can't breathe'

Rodney Platthy, a registered sex offender, allegedly became embroiled in a dispute with a group of teenage bike riders which led to a strangling incident, investigators allege

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99 m. ago Woman 'buzzing' with £2 Ikea Too Good To Go bag after spotting one item

Scottish woman Dayna drove to Ikea late one evening to pick up her Too Good To Go bag and was left gobsmacked when she saw the contents of it as people were excited for her

Economics

99 m. ago EastEnders boss Ben Wadey breaks silence on Zoe and Max bombshell and teases more twists

EastEnders fans were left in shock this week as it was revealed that Max Branning and Zoe Slater have a secret connection - and it's safe to say that there's plenty more drama ahead

Events

1 hour ago Rumaan Alam: ‘Reading JD Salinger now is like running into that particular ex at a cafe’

The US author on his early love of Salinger’s Catcher in the Rye, the genius of Judy Blume, and finding perfection in Agatha Christie and Gustave FlaubertMy earliest reading memory I recall lying in the bath, age seven or eight, reading the final page of Judy Blume’s Starring Sally J Freedman As Herself, then turning to the novel’s opening and beginning again. Memory is untrustworthy, but Blume is a genius who has that effect on her reader.My favourite book growing up We’re always growing up; we’re always choosing a new favourite. For me, once, this was Louise Fitzhugh’s Harriet the Spy. Later I’d have said JD Salinger’s Nine Stories. Later, still, John Cheever’s Collected Stories, Lorrie Moore’s Self-Help, Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain, my favourite changing as I did. Maybe I’m finally old enough to understand that favourite is impossible to designate. Or maybe I’d say my current favourite is Don DeLillo’s Underworld. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Woman told she had a UTI now has 'only a few years left to live'

Laura Nixon has paid tens of thousands for treatment

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2 h. ago Emmerdale fans brand vicious Mack kidnap plot 'cruelest thing ITV has ever done'

Emmerdale fans were left in tears after a recent episode of the ITV soap tune into Mack's savage kidnap storyline, which viewers are begging writers to stop

Events

2 h. ago Scots woman left looking like 'Dot Cotton' after splashing out £24k on new teeth

Moira Devlin is paying £666 a month after taking out a payday loan for the new set of teeth, but says they have left her "completely disfigured".

Economics

2 h. ago The chicest UK hotels for a babymoon — from spa stays to country escapes

Planning a babymoon? Kate Wills has your guide to the very best hotel packages to book with a bump in tow

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