67 m. ago You're watching TV wrong: Experts warn millions of Brits are putting their television in the wrong place

Many of us simply plonk our TV on the mantlepiece, or in a corner of the living room. But according to researchers at consumer champion Which?, there's actually a 'sweet spot' where your TV should go.

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74 m. ago London Underground signalling: How does it work and what can go wrong?

Exclusive: After a week of Northern line chaos, Simon Calder explains how the Tube’s communication systems work

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1 hour ago 'I fork out over £50 on Halloween sweets – other mums need to stop being so tight'

EXCLUSIVE: Carla Bellucci is back with her controversial parenting opinions - and this time she's got her claws into mums who don't dip into their pockets to keep the spirit of Halloween alive

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2 h. ago Trans nurse allowed to use female changing rooms was trying to impregnate girlfriend at the same time, tribunal hears

Rose Henderson allegedly asked a colleague who was expecting a baby whether she had 'those pregnancy breasts' and wore tight boxer shorts with holes, among other misgivings.

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2 h. ago ‘Best life hack for Halloween’ goes viral as woman creates zero mess fake blood using £3.80 high

THE SPOOKY season is right around the corner, with trick-or-treaters patiently waiting for next Friday. If you're planning to celebrate Halloween next week but haven't found a costume yet, fake blood is always a safe solution you can't go wrong with. However, if your local store has run out of this October staple, fear not...

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2 h. ago Is this the end of Kim Kardashian the brand? Star reveals she plans on giving up her influencer lifestyle to become a lawyer and tells Graham Norton she'll be qualified in two weeks

Kim has spent the past six years grinding through an apprenticeship, the unconventional path that allowed her to bypass law school, before wrapping the program on May 21, 2025.

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2 h. ago Fears for Britney Spears' safety amid shocking new video: 'She's spiraling'

It appears Britney is in trouble once again. Swerving her car into the wrong lane after a night out, she is 'spiraling' out of control in sad echoes of her infamous 2007 breakdown, friends say.

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2 h. ago Ruben Amorim hopeful Manchester United can build on surprise win over Liverpool

The Red Devils struck late to sink the Premier League champions but must prove the win was no fluke

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2 h. ago She took chickens that were going to die in a factory farm. Was it a rescue or a crime?

Zoe Rosenberg, a California student, is on trial over a tactic that animal rights activists consider a moral imperative. Critics say its a threat to the food supplyOn a Monday afternoon in late September, Zoe Rosenberg, a 23-year-old University of California, Berkeley, student, emerged from a courtroom in Santa Rosa, California. Flanked by her lawyers, she moved briskly through the courthouse corridors, past more than 100 prospective jurors.Pinned to her black blazer was a tiny silver chicken, glinting on the lapel. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Four Liverpool injury updates, Mohamed Salah 'worry' claim, Ruben Amorim explanation

Liverpool play Brentford on Saturday and Arne Slot has spoken to the press ahead of that match - discussing Mo Salah, injuries and his comments post-Manchester United.

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2 h. ago Australian airline allows pets in the cabin for the first time

Furry friends can now take to the skies for a small additional fee

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3 h. ago Racing prodigy tipped for a Formula One career admits to stabbing his father to death in family spat gone wrong

A former racing prodigy once tipped to reach Formula One has admitted to stabbing his father to death following a violent family dispute in Spain.

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3 h. ago Arne Slot gives reason for Mo Salah woes and it's last thing Liverpool fans want to hear

Mohammed Salah has not scored in his last six appearances for Liverpool and was dropped by manager Arne Slot for the Reds' Champions League win over Eintracht Frankfurt

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3 h. ago Jeremy Clarkson ignores Kaleb Cooper and says 'that's where you're wrong'

Jeremy Clarkson welcomed a new addition onto Diddly Squat Farm despite Kaleb Cooper insisting they should be sold for meat

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3 h. ago Liverpool boss Arne Slot backs Mohamed Salah to find scoring form again

The Egypt forward has netted only three times this season and was left out against Eintracht Frankfurt.

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3 h. ago Arne Slot stands firm on controversial Ruben Amorim and Man United comments

Liverpool boss Arne Slot was criticised for his comments about Ruben Amorim's tactics during Manchester United's 2-1 win at Anfield last Sunday, but he has insisted they were meant as a compliment

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4 h. ago Sheffield Wednesday deducted 12 points, Slot backs Salah to find form: football – live

⚽️ News and previews ahead of another busy weekend⚽️ Premier League: 10 things to look out for | Email BarryNottingham Forest: Following an eight-game winless run under Ange Postecoglou, Nottingham Forest kept their first clean sheet for 21 games in beating Porto 2-0 at the City Ground last night, in the process consigning the Portuguese side to defeat for the first time in 12 matches this season. It’s small wonder Sean Dyche, Postecoglou’s replacement, looked pleased with himself and his players afterwards.“When you are on the side you don’t hear every word, you hear a noise and you know if it’s a positive noise or a negative noise,” he said. “I’m not here to judge or question anything, just deliver what I can to the job. It’s nice when they support you from the off, winning helps. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago More than a million pensioners missing out on up to £110 a week from DWP

Attendance Allowance is paid to people with long-term physical or mental conditions or disabilities

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4 h. ago Donald Trump has built a regime of retribution and reward | Sidney Blumenthal

The president’s purges and attacks on his enemies have developed into a system in which injustice is made routineDonald Trump’s voracious desire for retribution has quickly evolved into a regular and predictable system. In the year since his election his rage and whims have assumed the form of policies in the same way that Stalin’s purges could be called policies. Figures within the federal system of justice who do not do his bidding are summarily fired and replaced by loyalists. Leaders who have called him to account or are in his way may face indictment, trial and punishment. Opponents have been designated under Presidential National Security Memorandum No 7 as “Antifa”: “anti-American,” “anti-Christian,” and “anti-capitalist,” and threatened with prosecution as a “terrorist”. Meanwhile, many aligned with him escape justice, whether through the hand of the Department of Justice or the presidential pardon power. Now, he demands compensation for having been prosecuted to the tune of...

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4 h. ago Arne Slot doubles down on Ruben Amorim remark after Man Utd backlash

Liverpool boss Arne Slot faced criticism after having a pop at Ruben Amorim's tactics during his team's defeat at home to Manchester United last weekend

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