64 m. ago Review: Levoit Pedestal Air Circulator Fan is the quiet solution to summer heat

It's whisper quiet thanks to a brushless DC motor operating at 20dB, which is quieter than the sound of falling leaves!

Society

64 m. ago Review: Cosori Dual Blaze Twinfry 10 Litre Air Fryer brings you the best of both worlds

Fryer can easily toggle between two compartments and one large cooking space

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64 m. ago The Latehomecomer by Mavis Gallant book review: Glittering tales of emotional truth

Mavis Gallant is back in fashion. Of course, for those paying attention, the late Canadian writer never went out of fashion in the first place. Be that as it may, she’s back, in the form of this Pushkin Press Classics edition of her short stories, complete with an introduction from author Tessa Hadley.

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69 m. ago Apple tracker 'perfect' for anyone worried about losing luggage drops to lowest ever price

Never lose your luggage again with an Apple AirTag, now available at its lowest price ever

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94 m. ago Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max prices slashed thanks to stellar giffgaff refurbished deals

Apple's iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro Max launched last year, but giffgaff is now selling the devices for much cheaper prices

Economics

2 h. ago The UN is our best defence against a third world war. As Trump wields the axe, who will fight to save it? | Simon Tisdall

If the US cuts off the cash it will have world-changing effects, but it’s not the only country falling short in its obligations to the United Nations The United Nations and its agencies have long struggled with funding shortfalls. Now an entrenched problem is becoming an acute crisis in the shadow of Donald Trump’s executioner’s axe. The US is the biggest contributor, at 22%, to the UN’s core budget. In February, the White House announced a six-month review of US membership of all international organisations, conventions and treaties, including the UN, with a view to reducing or ending funding – and possible withdrawal. The deadline for decapitation falls next month.Trump’s abolition of the US Agency for International Development (USAID), and scrapping of most aid programmes, has already badly damaged UN-led and UN-backed humanitarian operations, which rely on discretionary funding. Yet Trump’s axe symbolises a more fundamental threat – to multilateralism and the much-battered inter...

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2 h. ago Make chocolate chip cookies in just 10 minutes with 'delicious' recipe

One baking expert has shared an easy 10-minute recipe for "delicious" cookies. The recipe is perfect for those who don't have much time and don't want their baking to take too long

Society

2 h. ago Marjorie’s, London W1: ‘Original, and truly, madly good’ – restaurant review | Grace dent on restaurants

Marjorie’s, London W1: ‘Original, and truly, madly good’ – restaurant review | Grace dent on restaurants  The Guardian

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3 h. ago Apple fans rushing for £35 iPhone 16 Pro Max as Sky offers payday deal

The iPhone 16 Pro Max is Apple's flagship phone and now Sky is selling the device for a cheaper monthly cost

Economics

3 h. ago Scots Gov official who approved Flamingo Land will lead the review into decision

Angry activists have blasted the process "a sham".

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6 h. ago Labour 'may refuse to use Israeli parts' in UK dome defence system in bid to appease pro

Ministers faced claims that they were preparing to drop 'tried and tested' equipment from Tel Aviv-based firm Rafael in favour of a 'more politically correct' alternative.

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7 h. ago Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne: Back to the Beginning review – epic all

Villa Park, Birmingham The biggest names in rock, from Metallica to Slayer, came to pay tribute to the men who created their entire genre – and even in old age, Sabbath’s sound has bludgeoning forceFireworks burst over Villa Park’s pitch, Black Sabbath wave goodbye, and the inventors of metal leave the stage for the final time. It has not been an epic show – just War Pigs, NIB, Iron Man and Paranoid – but is the farewell this extraordinary band deserve, with an undercard of stadium-fillers and festival headliners come to pay tribute.The returning Bill Ward adds the swing other Sabbath drummers have never managed, Tony Iommi churns out those monstrous riffs, Geezer Butler flits around them on bass, and Ozzy Osbourne is Ozzy Osbourne, a baffled and discomfited force of nature. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Unsung riverside village is perfect place to spot seals and sip pints by the water

Named by The Times as 'one of the best places to live', the riverside village has proper pubs, wildlife and coast walks

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8 h. ago Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath’s historic farewell show was less Live Aid, more Loud Aid

With merging and collaborating metal acts swapping over on a revolving stage, it’s a fast-spinning Lazy Susan of metal history. Yet there’s precious little ego and plenty of heartfelt humility

Culture

11 h. ago Novak Djokovic joins Roger Federer in exclusive Wimbledon men’s club

The duo are the only male players to win 100 matches at Wimbledon.

Politics

13 h. ago Labour's Lisa Nandy blasted BBC over why nobody was fired for airing Gaza documentary

The BBC is set to publish a review into the controversial Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone which was aired in February and was pulled from the broadcaster after it was revealed the 13-year-old narrator was the son of a Hamas official

Events

15 h. ago Youth Demand activists disrupt London Pride with red paint in pro

Five arrests made after protestors block US-based company Cisco’s pride float

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15 h. ago Max Verstappen denies Brits at Silverstone as Lewis Hamilton misses out on pole

McLaren duo Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris were the obvious favourites for pole but practice had shown that Ferrari pair Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, as well as Max Verstappen, could be in the mix

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16 h. ago Ineos are about to miss out on perfect £5m Man United transfer solution

Manchester United are currently focused hard on Bryan Mbeumo, but one-track thinking might have seen them miss out on a perfect signing.

Economics

18 h. ago Vila Vita Parc: Hollywood’s favourite hideaway in the Algarve

Tucked away from the bustle of Albufeira’s tourist trails, this exceedingly chic hotel boasts excellent gastronomy, cinematic vistas, and is family-friendly too. No wonder the A-list love it, says Lucy Halfhead

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