33 m. ago Liam Gallagher hits out at ‘fake news’ of Noel reunion at lavish London hotel

Once-warring brothers are preparing to embark on their sold-out reunion tour later this year

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38 m. ago Jeffrey Epstein files latest: Bondi accuses FBI of withholding ‘thousands of pages’ and demands Friday release

U.S. Attorney General releases flight logs and a partly-redacted contacts list related to the financier and sex offender

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55 m. ago Lewis Hamilton hits back at ‘older white men’ criticising his career and lifestyle

Hamilton finished second on the penultimate day of testing in Bahrain for Ferrari

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60 m. ago Save £54 in Samsung Galaxy Tablet deal that's 'much cheaper than an iPad'

This budget tablet is ideal for multi-tasking and keeping up with family while on the go.

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66 m. ago Kate Garraway admits ‘it is challenging’ as she shares concerns on raising son Billy

Kate Garraway opened up about her family life as she shared her concerns on raising her teenage son

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90 m. ago Coronation Street star Jane Danson flooded with messages over rare family update with 'crazy' realisation

The Leanne Battersby star was flooded with messages as she shared a rare family update

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1 hour ago Kate Middleton and Prince William 'not that interested in the fame and celebrity that comes with' being a royal, claims couple's former aide

The Prince and Princess of Wales are 'not that interested in the fame and celebrity that comes with' their roles as senior members of the British royal family, the pair's former aide has revealed.

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2 h. ago AD FEATURE: Head to Gower Christmas Tree Farm this Easter for some fantastic family fun

You can enjoy egg hunts, foam parties, fun characters, reindeer and a field of 200,000 tulips

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2 h. ago Man arrested over death of ice hockey player rebailed for seventh time

Adam Johnson was playing for Nottingham Panthers against Sheffield Steelers when he was hit in the neck by an opposition player’s skate.

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2 h. ago Andrew Tate timeline: From Big Brother assault scandal to human traffiking charges

The controversial influencer and his brother Tristan are facing an arrest warrant for sexual aggression in the UK

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2 h. ago Top 10 property hotspots for families with young children revealed

A new data series by estate agency Jackson-Stops gives buyers a helping hand in selecting family-friendly locations to live in England.

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2 h. ago Ruud van Nistelrooy turns on Leicester stars as pressure piles on Man Utd legend

Leicester were beaten 2-0 by West Ham on Thursday and Ruud van Nistelrooy was hugely critical of his side's performance, with the Foxes now five points from safety

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2 h. ago Sadiq Khan launches £150million plan to pedestrianise Oxford Street despite fears traffic ban will turn shopping district into 'no

The Mayor of London has today launched a public consultation on his plans which would see a 0.7-mile stretch of Oxford Street pedestrianised.

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3 h. ago Trump tried to extort Zelenskyy and was impeached – now he may succeed

The Ukrainian president is expected at the White House on Friday to sign a multimillion-dollar minerals deal with echoes of a notorious 2019 phone callAlexander Vindman remembers the phone call – and what he did next. Serving on the national security council (NSC), he went to see his twin brother, who was the council’s senior ethics official, closed the door and told him: “Eugene, if what I’m about to tell you ever becomes public, Donald Trump will be impeached.”Vindman had set up a call between Trump and Ukraine’s new president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, in July 2019. He heard the US president attempt to leverage US military aid to the country in return for Zelenskyy launching an investigation into Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, over his position at a Ukrainian gas company. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago 'It was ferocious and unyielding... the bravery in the face of such conditions cannot be overstated'

A tragedy that rocked a family - and a community

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4 h. ago The UK has a history of coddling authoritarian leaders – now it’s happening again | Andy Beckett

British politicians think they exercise a moderating force on strongmen. In practice, ‘diplomacy’ and ‘pragmatism’ only ease their pathWhy is Westminster, supposedly one of the world’s great centres of democratic moderation, so welcoming to far-right foreign governments? For more than a century, since the dictatorship of Benito Mussolini, authoritarians have often found allies, apologists or a deliberate absence of criticism in the Commons, despite our parliament’s self-image as a historic enemy of fascism.One reason for this forgiving attitude is that foreign policy is a pragmatic business, and Britain has increasingly become a country that can’t afford to make enemies. The Starmer government’s determination to see no evil in the Trump administration can be partly explained in those terms.Andy Beckett is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Sadiq Khan launches public consultation on pedestrianisation of Oxford Street

Mr Khan announced the proposal to pedestrianise a 0.7-mile stretch of the popular shopping district in September.

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4 h. ago Andrew and Tristan Tate claim they are ‘misunderstood’ as Ron DeSantis says brothers ‘not welcome’ in Florida: Live

Romanian prosecutors confirmed they had approved the travel request

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4 h. ago Family and friends prepare for funeral of officer killed in Pennsylvania hospital shooting

A procession with law enforcement officers is planned for the funeral of a Pennsylvania police officer who was shot and killed while responding to an attack on a hospital intensive care unit

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5 h. ago ‘This moment is medieval’: Jackson Katz on misogyny, the manosphere – and why men must oppose Trumpism

The result of the US election unleashed a ferocious feminist backlash, he says, and makes his 40-year struggle to end violence against women more urgent than ever‘If it takes a village to raise a child, it also takes a village to raise a rapist,” Jackson Katz says. “Perpetrators aren’t individual monsters; they are people reflecting a system. We need to address that system.”For the past 40 years, the researcher and activist has been advocating that violence against women be treated as a men’s issue. He works across the US in universities, schools and the military to encourage men to speak up when they encounter misogynistic behaviour in their peer groups. Katz believes that it is only through boys and men holding themselves accountable for their behaviour that violence against women can end. Since the re-election of Donald Trump, he believes his work has become more urgent than ever. Continue reading...

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