44 m. ago Eurostar trains cancelled for thousands of passengers after two days of disruption prompts travel chaos

Customers were told to delay or cancel their journeys after 600m of cable was stolen on the high-speed line

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53 m. ago Wrexham given clear warning as star loved by Ryan Reynolds is shown the door

A former Wrexham manager has told club officials they could live to regret a key decision made during the summer transfer window following a notable departure from the Racecourse

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61 m. ago Phil Foden’s plan for leaving Man City confirmed in candid interview

Phil Foden has enjoyed a rapid rise in the game, winning a host of major honours with Manchester City, as well as establishing himself as a key player for England

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67 m. ago New initiative will 'help small businesses unlock the financial benefits of sustainability'

The Green Growth Programme is a free programme aimed at equipping small business owners with the knowledge and tools to understand how sustainability can boost the bottom line

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92 m. ago Eurostar passengers told to cancel journeys as services hit by 'severe delays'

Thousands of Eurostar passengers are facing travel chaos after a cable theft prompted cancellations and severe delays

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92 m. ago Brighton owner Tony Bloom sends warning to Rangers and Celtic after £9.9m move

The Brighton owner has ploughed £9.9m into the Scottish side Hearts for a 29 percent stake, and believes the Edinburgh club can "disrupt" the landscape north of the border, so long dominated by the Glasgow giants

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1 hour ago Transfer news live: Arsenal told Rodrygo asking price and given Gyokeres boost

Follow all the latest transfer news as the rumour mill whirs with the summer’s second transfer window open for business

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1 hour ago Tony Bloom in Celtic and Rangers warning as he breaks Hearts silence on £10m investment

The Brighton supremo wants to challenge the Glasgow giants' decades-long dominance of the game north of the border

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2 h. ago ‘She killed three husbands with this teapot’: Prue Leith, John Swinney and more pick their favourite museum

From a stray meteorite to an immersive coal pit, via the chance to sit on a ‘feeding chair’, famous fans tell us how they fell in love with the UK’s Museum of the Year finalistsIt’s rare to hear someone getting this excited over a teapot. But as Terry Deary tells me, with exactly the kind of relish you’d expect from the author of Horrible Histories, this particular drinks vessel belonged to the Victorian-era mass murderer Mary Ann Cotton. Believed to have killed 12 of her children, not to mention three husbands, she was finally caught after poisoning her stepson in 1872 with an arsenic-laced brew. “And in Beamish they’ve got the teapot!” says Deary. “I was blown away to hold it!”He’s talking about Beamish, the Living Museum of the North, an open-air site based in County Durham (just like Cotton herself, who was eventually hanged in Durham Gaol). Featuring an 1820s tavern, a 1900s pit village and colliery, a 1940s farm and a 1950s town – all populated by costumed staff – it’s somethi...

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2 h. ago ‘She killed three husbands with this teapot’: Prue Leith, Huw Stephens and more pick their favourite museum

From a stray meteorite to an immersive coal pit, via the chance to sit on a ‘feeding chair’, famous fans tell us how they fell in love with the UK’s Museum of the Year finalistsIt’s rare to hear someone getting this excited over a teapot. But as Terry Deary tells me, with exactly the kind of relish you’d expect from the author of Horrible Histories, this particular drinks vessel belonged to the Victorian-era mass murderer Mary Ann Cotton. Believed to have killed 12 of her children, not to mention three husbands, she was finally caught after poisoning her stepson in 1872 with an arsenic-laced brew. “And in Beamish they’ve got the teapot!” says Deary. “I was blown away to hold it!”He’s talking about Beamish, the Living Museum of the North, an open-air site based in County Durham (just like Cotton herself, who was eventually hanged in Durham Gaol). Featuring an 1820s tavern, a 1900s pit village and colliery, a 1940s farm and a 1950s town – all populated by costumed staff – it’s somethi...

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2 h. ago Eurostar chaos as passengers are told to cancel their journeys amid major disruption to London

The international rail network has been hit by delays and cancellations after two people died on the tracks and cables were stolen

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2 h. ago ‘We made history’: Mamdani celebrates after shocking Cuomo in New York City mayoral primary – US politics live

Andrew Cuomo concedes as progressive left-winger builds substantial lead over former governorZohran Mamdani declares historic victory in New York City mayoral primary after Cuomo concedesWe have more from The Hague.Reuters is reporting that when asked if the United States would strike again if Iran rebuilt its nuclear enrichment programme, Donald Trump said: “Sure.”Donald Trump hit back at a leaked preliminary US intelligence assessment which cast doubt on the success of US military strikes on three of Iran’s nuclear sites. Trump said Iran’s nuclear programme had been set back “decades” by the strikes despite the reports suggesting they had only set it back by months. Ahead of meeting with other world leaders at a Nato Summit in the Hague, he said he believed “total obliteration” was achieved. “This was a devastating attack,” Trump told reporters. Asked about the intelligence reports, Trump said “they really don’t know.” He added: “The intelligence was very inconclusive. The intelli...

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2 h. ago Trial of High Court claims against Andrew Tate brought forward to next summer

Tate’s barristers told an earlier court hearing that there was ‘total denial of wrongdoing’.

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2 h. ago Edinburgh and Glasgow Prestwick airports given 'needs improvement' rating over disabled passenger assistance

Aviation regulator warns of “huge challenge” amid “dramatic” rise in demand

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2 h. ago Man on honeymoon dies after being struck by lightning on Florida beach

Death of 29-year-old considered unusual because the lightning ‘came from a storm several miles away’A newlywed man visiting Florida on his honeymoon recently died after reportedly being struck by lightning while standing in shallow water with a blue sky over him.The death of Jake Rosencranz, 29, in New Smyrna Beach was considered unusual because it is “rare” for someone to be struck by lightning from a storm that is several miles away, local beach safety director Tammy Malphurs told Florida news outlet WKMG. Though that occasionally happens, Rosencranz, of Colorado, was the first person to be killed by lightning in Florida in 2025. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago UK told to prepare for war – here’s what Martin Lewis says every home should have

As the government urges households to prepare for a potential national emergency, Martin Lewis says stocking up on basic items like torches and tinned food is just common sense.

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3 h. ago I suffered two heart attacks in the same week but refused to call an ambulance for a stupid reason, admits The Chase's Paul Sinha

The comedian and star of the ITV game show, 55, told of his ordeal on yesterday's episode of Good Morning Britain (pictured) to presenters Susanna Reid, 54, and Ed Balls, 58.

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3 h. ago Meal Deal price hike as customers rage over 'scandalous' second rise in under a year

For the second time in a year, the supermarket has upped the price of its meal deal, with two leading supermarkets charging a far cheaper price for the same combination

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3 h. ago Murder accused insists he was 'watching Finding Nemo' when ex's boyfriend died

John Belfield, 31, denies being one of three men who ambushed Thomas Campbell at his home and told a court that he was at home with his daughter and nieces watching Finding Nemo

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3 h. ago Bojan Miovski teases Celtic fans with 3 words for new signing as Evan Ferguson labelled 'statement of intent'

Miovski and Ferguson are both live options to fill the striker void at Celtic Park

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