87 m. ago Loose Women star left stranded on empty flight as staff lose her wheelchair

Channel 4 TV star and disability advocate Sophie Morgan has revealed her nightmare flight experience after landing at Heathrow Airport on a British Airways flight

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1 hour ago Married at First Sight star addresses reality show's future 10 years after first episode

EXCLUSIVE: MAFS Australia star Lucinda Light appeared on the 2024 season of the reality show and has opened up on the future of the social experient after 10 years

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2 h. ago Naturopathic doctor reveals the common nighttime habit that could be 'RUINING your life'

The shocking information was shared in a new video posted to TikTok this week by Dr. Janine Bowring, a Canada-based expert who has over 25 years of experience.

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2 h. ago Global Learning, Local Impact: TEMSEA’s Study Abroad Experience in London

Global Learning, Local Impact: TEMSEA’s Study Abroad Experience in London  HMP Global Learning Network

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3 h. ago What are the benefits of running to work? Being fitter and sleeping better are just two of them

Getting to work on your own two feet does you all sorts of good, and, for the lucky, provides a chance to experience one of London’s great parks every day

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3 h. ago The £2 American supermarket tote that's reselling for £1,000 in the UK

The American grocery chain brought its mini tote bags back this month after they sold out last year, sparking another frenzy of reselling at inflated prices.

Economics

3 h. ago McDonald's workers share 'horrible' customer habits that make them fume

Fast food chain McDonald's is a beloved by many – but for some of its staff, the venue can be a less positive experience. Now, McDonald's employees have exposed frustrating customer habits

Economics

4 h. ago Keir Starmer pledges 3,000 new neighbourhood police officers by start of 2026

The promise is part of a wider guarantee of 13,000 new neighbourhood officers by 2029.

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4 h. ago Toblerone announces big change to its iconic packaging following row over how 'Swiss' the chocolate was

Last year, the company was banned from using the iconic image of the Swiss Matterhorn mountain peak on its packaging, after it announced it was moving production

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4 h. ago Princess Gabriella, 10, is mini me of her mother Princess Charlene of Monaco as they don matching tweed during outing in France

Princess Charlene of Monaco had her own mini me on Wednesday as she and her daughter Gabriella, 10, stepped out wearing matching brown tweed ensembles.

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5 h. ago ‘I had to spit in Michael Caine’s face’: Jack O’Connell on Skins, impostor syndrome and stripping off

The Bafta-winning actor answers your questions about taking Angelina Jolie to meet his grandmother down the pub, working with Danny Boyle and directing Paul WellerYour new film, Sinners, sounds scary. What scares you? MrSOBaldrick Loneliness.I’ve always wanted to act, but I’ve never taken the plunge. Has there been a role where you felt you took a plunge out of your comfort zone? AliciaGrace1 Getting to portray an American comes with inherent impostor syndrome, because so many other US actors could take the role. The roles I’ve played in the US have bigger distinctions from my lived experiences than some of my other roles. But it can be rewarding and fulfilling to do something that’s very different, so it works both ways. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Keir Starmer confirms when first 3,000 new police officers will be recruited

Keir Starmer and Yvette Cooper will announce a huge boost to neighbourhood policing teams across the 43 forces in England and Wales after they were 'decimated' under the Tories

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7 h. ago Keir Starmer set to approve nuclear plant in bid to power up economic growth

The prime minister is pinning his hopes of economic growth on a major nuclear plant and a series of mini nuclear sites

Economics

7 h. ago Yvette Cooper insists local inquiries into grooming gangs WILL go ahead in five towns despite furious claims Labour has watered down its plans

The Home Secretary hit out at 'party political misinformation' as she said a 'framework is being drawn up at the moment' for the investigations.

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7 h. ago Home Secretary confirms grooming gang inquires will go ahead after allegations they had been scrapped

Yvette Cooper on Thursday blamed "party political misinformation" for claims that five local investigations into the scandals would not happen

Society

7 h. ago Former senior police officer appears in court charged over fatal crash

Ex-Derbyshire Constabulary detective chief inspector Michael Cooper was granted unconditional bail accused of killing a 50-year-old pedestrian.

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7 h. ago Major UK bank customers who don't qualify for £50 bonus revealed – see full list

Nationwide building society announced this week that it would be dishing out £50 mini-windfalls to more than 12 million members – but there are two groups that will miss out

Economics

8 h. ago The best Scots weather words and expressions as Scotland enjoys mini heatwave

From 'taps aff' to 'grulie', these are great ways to describe the conditions in Scotland over spring.

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8 h. ago Trump was ‘the candidate of peace’. Now he’s fanning the flames of war | Mohamad Bazzi

The US is bombing Houthi rebels and supporting Netanyahu’s campaigns as it sleepwalks into new conflictsThroughout the last presidential campaign, Donald Trump portrayed himself as the candidate who would bring peace to an unstable world. He promised to use his deal-making experience to negotiate an end to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Israel’s war on Gaza, among other global conflicts.“If Kamala wins, only death and destruction await because she is the candidate of endless wars. I am the candidate of peace,” Trump told a rally in Michigan on 1 November, as he urged Arab and Muslim American voters to choose him over the Democratic candidate, Kamala Harris. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Ahoy Aberdeen! The countdown is on for Europe’s largest free family event 100 days until The Tall Ships Races

From a sea of tall ships to encounters with shaggy sheep, it’s all about Aberdeenshire this spring and summer as the North East of Scotland offers an abundance of special events and experiences. Discover the largest free family event in Europe, roam the Royal gardens at Balmoral and enjoy some unforgettable farmyard fun.

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