43 m. ago Meghan Markle celebrates Fourth of July with her best friend

The Duchess of Sussex, 43, was very active on social media throughout the independence day celebrations, sharing updates on her perfectly designed charcuterie boards.

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43 m. ago Rock ‘n’ Roll, flying pints and a brotherly hug: Inside Oasis’s first reunion show

Noel and Liam Gallagher brought the house down at the Principality Stadium, kicking off their record-breaking reunion tour in tremendous fashion

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60 m. ago Inside the Beckham 'feud': From claims of Nicola 'controlling' Brooklyn to snubbed wedding anniversaries

As the Beckham feud continues its rolling boil, we explore the growing rift in England’s unofficial second royal family

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1 hour ago 'This sunglasses storage hack is my secret to keeping glasses safe and organised while travelling'

The Saint and Sofia sunglasses organiser lets you store up to five pairs of sunglasses in one place and then rolls up into a travel case that can be laid flat or hung up

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1 hour ago Transfer news live: Arsenal set deadline for Gyokeres deal, Man United facing exodus

The summer transfer window rolls on as Premier League clubs and those around Europe look to add to their squads.

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1 hour ago Coleen Nolan on 'heartbreak' backstage on Loose Women and how therapy saved her

Loose Women star Coleen Nolan opens up about her ‘roller coaster’ year so far, what got her through the bad times and what’s next for her family - and her Loose Women colleagues

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1 hour ago Coleen Nolan addresses Loose Women changes, rebuilding her confidence and dating again

EXCLUSIVE: Loose Women star Coleen Nolan opens up about her ‘roller coaster’ year so far and what’s next for her family - and her Loose Women colleagues

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4 h. ago Meera Sodha’s recipe for omelette rolls with rice, carrot pickles and wasabi mayonnaise

A Japanese-style take on the humble omelette, served with sushi rice, spicy mayo and quick pickles on the sideWe eat a lot of omelettes in our house: they’re the perfect solution for an impromptu dinner, and they’re also endlessly customisable, so we never get bored with them. You can add butter, beat the eggs in the pan and roll to make it French, add spices, coriander and onion to make it Indian, or mirin and soy, as in today’s dish, for a trip to Japan. You could add any condiment or pickle from mayonnaise to ketchup and chilli oil to chimichurri, and bolster the meal with bread or rice. Today’s recipe is merely one of many wonderful scenic routes on which to take your omelette. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Urgent DWP warning for State Pension and benefit recipients about text message scam

DWP has issued a fresh warning to the 23.7 million people across Great Britain who get benefits such as the State Pension, Universal Credit, PIP and Jobseeker's Allowance

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11 h. ago Rock ‘n’ Roll, flying pints and a brotherly hug: Oasis reunite after 16 years for euphoric Cardiff stadium show

Noel and Liam Gallagher brought the house down at the Principality Stadium, kicking off their record-breaking reunion tour in tremendous fashion

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11 h. ago Rock ‘n’ Roll, flying pints and a brotherly hug: Oasis reunite after16 years for euphoric Cardiff stadium show

Noel and Liam Gallagher brought the house down at the Principality Stadium, kicking off their record-breaking reunion tour in tremendous fashion

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13 h. ago ALEX BRUMMER: Chancellor's emotional rollercoaster set to continue

The U-turns on welfare and winter fuel, together with likely revisions to OBR growth assumptions, suggest the opening of a £20billion to £30billion funding chasm to be closed in the autumn.

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15 h. ago Jamie Smith’s sensational century gives England hope but India seize their moment

Second Test, D3: India 587 and 60-1; England 407Wicketkeeper hits unbeaten 184 but India in chargePressure? What pressure? Or to pinch a line from Keith Miller, the great Australian all-rounder and a fighter pilot during second world war: “There is no pressure in Test cricket. Real pressure is when you are flying a Mosquito with a Messerschmitt up your arse.”Notwithstanding this old truism, there was still a fair bit on the line when Jamie Smith strode out to middle at 11.12am here on the third morning. Joe Root had been uncharacteristically strangled down leg, Ben Stokes had been blown away by a brutish first ball and Mohammed Siraj, a fiery fast bowler known to get on a roll, was eyeing up a hat-trick. Oh, and England were 84 for five, 503 runs behind India’s first innings. Continue reading...

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16 h. ago Wales set sights high to show they belong among elite at Euro 2025

Amid the mountain metaphors, head coach Rhian Wilkinson says her players are ready for opener against the NetherlandsLucerne is noted primarily for its majestic lake and gorgeous medieval city centre, but it is also a part of central Switzerland where gently rolling hills give way to jagged Alpine peaks. For Wales, this tourist magnet marks the potentially awkward junction between the heady optimism of an exhilarating journey towards their first major tournament and the reality of the formidable challenge posed by Saturday’s opening match against the Netherlands.Perhaps appropriately, Mount Pilatus towers above Stadion Allmend where Wales kick-off their Group D campaign. But the good news for their fans is that Rhian Wilkinson, the head coach, believes mountains are there for climbing. Indeed, Wilkinson clambered up Snowdon before announcing her squad for the tournament on the mountain’s summit last month. Continue reading...

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18 h. ago ‘A war of the truth’: Europe’s heatwaves are failing to spur support for climate action

Voters may feel hotter summers are ‘too much’ but they appear to tolerate roll-back of policies to stop global heating“It’s just too much, isn’t it?” says Julie, a retiree in Stanford-le-Hope, Essex, about the 42C (107.6F) heat that her brother had seen scorch Spain last week. The former local government worker has felt summers get hotter over her lifetime and says she “couldn’t stand” such high heat herself.But like many who experienced Europe’s first heatwave of the summer, Julie does not sound overly alarmed. She worries about climate breakdown for young people, but is not concerned about herself. She thinks more climate action would be nice, but does not know what can be done about it. She does not have much faith in the government. Continue reading...

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18 h. ago Ten baking tips (and life lessons) from Australia’s best bakers

Slowing down, listening to your gut, forgetting perfection – the advice has wisdom that extends far beyond the kitchen, says author Ruby GossGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailBaking: it’s part science, part craft, part magic. A mindful escape or total mystery, depending on who you ask.In writing The Bakers Book, a collection of recipes, kitchen notes and wisdom, I asked 36 Australian bakers for an essential piece of baking advice – a lesson that changed everything, a tip that’s always in their back pocket. Continue reading...

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21 h. ago Cocktail of the week: Síbín’s clandestine – recipe | The good mixer

This elderflower margarita shakes hands with a champagne cocktail, and then gives her a big sting in the tailHow better to welcome the arrival of summer proper than with a refreshing champagne cocktail with a spicy Mexican twist?Guilherme Vieira, bars manager, Síbín Speakeasy at Great Scotland Yard hotel, London SW1 Continue reading...

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23 h. ago Subway dishes out free sarnies to Oasis fans ahead of iconic reunion tour

The fast food giant rolled out a truck to feed fans as they queued early outside Cardiff’s Principality Stadium to secure sought-after spots for tonight's gig this morning

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24 h. ago Sober hipsters are getting their kicks this summer with unusual 'dirty soda' concoctions

Fans of dirty soda include Dua Lipa - who went viral for her 'pickle Diet Coke' in October - and  the cast of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, a hit show on Disney Plus.

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24 h. ago ‘They made me feel I could do something with my life’: indie music legends pick their favourite Oasis songs

Devendra Banhart finds mysticism in Acquiesce, Snail Mail gets chills from Stand By Me and Johnny Marr chooses an absolute curveball as 17 musicians analyse the reunited band’s genius• Simon Armitage on why Oasis still enthrall usThere are a lot of similarities between us and Oasis: two brothers in the band, Creation Records, working-class kids, guitar band, etc. In the mid-90s, we couldn’t get arrested and had to watch their meteoric rise, but I couldn’t dislike the great music. Rock ’n’ Roll Star was on a compilation tape on the ill-fated US tour when we broke up. We’d had a punch-up on stage at the House of Blues in Los Angeles and back in my hotel room we were hanging around with a bunch of druggies. I was thinking “Where did it all go wrong?” when this song came on. I knew I’d remember that moment for the rest of my life. To me, Rock ’n’ Roll Star is like Johnny Rotten singing with Slade. It’s punk rock, but in 1994. I love the self-belief: Noel [Gallagher] wrote it before he w...

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