79 m. ago Rashford’s double silences Newcastle’s party and eases Barcelona to victory

A little more than 24 hours before kick-off, Hansi Flick spoke about how lucky he felt to have acquired Marcus Rashford on loan from Manchester United.Barcelona’s manager was not remotely bothered that his stock had fallen so far at Old Trafford. Rashford, he said, was a forward he had long admired and now believed he could help improve. Continue reading...

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80 m. ago 'Hidden gem' beach with clear blue waters is just an hour from major Scottish city

A 'hidden gem' beach with clear blue waters and golden sands is just an hour from a major Scottish city and it's a spot that many people didn't even know existed

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84 m. ago Wichita Falls ISD band students ‘amped’ up for London parade performance

Wichita Falls ISD band students ‘amped’ up for London parade performance  News Channel 6 | Wichita Falls, TX

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2 h. ago Millions under tsunami threat as fallout from monster 7.8 earthquake threatens US

A 7.8 magnitude earthquake has struck in the Pacific, triggering tsunami warnings in Alaska and Hawaii.

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2 h. ago In Whose Name? review – Kanye’s descent makes for grimly compelling watch

More than 3,000 hours of footage filmed since 2018 by a teenager gets turned into a strange, revealing and unsettling look at a fallen star‘What was Kanye West thinking?’ has remained a prevailing question since the Grammy award-winning rapper-producer pulled the rip cord on his spectacular descent into rightwing nihilism more than a decade ago. In Whose Name?, a cinéma vérité take on the tortured musical genius (who goes by just Ye now), offers fans and long-term observers a new artifact to pore over in search of answers – and reason to be disappointed all over again.That’s not a knock on the 104-minute opus, an outcropping of more than 3,000 hours of footage – some of it never before seen, some of it a reverse perspective on the viral stunts and rants that have marked Ye’s dramatic nosedive. Director Nico Ballesteros – who started filming in 2018, at age 18, with nothing to recommend him (his stint as a second assistant director on a Jesus Is King concert video came later) – had s...

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3 h. ago Stunning treasures pulled from Titanic's forgotten sister ship more than 100 years after it exploded

A trove of stunning artifacts has been pulled from the wreck of the Titanic's forgotten sister ship, which was designed as a luxury cruise liner but was requisitioned as a hospital ship during the war.

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3 h. ago Fat jab Brits fall back in love with their reflections in 'Mounjaro mirror effect'

Experts have said the so-called 'Mounjaro mirror effect' is seeing more and more Brits falling back in love with their reflections after losing weight through fat jabs

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6 h. ago UN faces $500m budget cut and 20% job losses after big drop in US funding

Core budget to fall to $3.2bn next year and initial minimum 3,000 job cuts expected amid streamlining processThe UN will need to cut $500m (about £370m) from next year’s budget and lose 20% of its staff as it struggles to cope with a massive reduction in funding by the Trump administration.The plan, in gestation since Donald Trump started cutting his foreign aid budget, is likely to involve an initial minimum 3,000 job cuts out of a 35,000-strong main workforce. The overall UN core or regular budget would be cut from $3.7bn to about $3.2bn next year. It means reductions of 15.1% in resources and 18.8% in posts in the regular budget compared with the 2025 budget. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Organic food prices could soar as US imposes import restrictions and new tariffs on specialty sugar

The limiting of duty-free organic sugar imports and new tariffs are expected to cause the prices of all kinds of organic products from granola to yogurt to rise in the coming months

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6 h. ago NHS Lanarkshire highlights simple, practical advice as part of Falls Prevention Week

Falls are a leading cause of injury, loss of independence and hospital admissions, particularly among older adults.

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6 h. ago Becky Hill is married! Singer stuns as she ties the knot with Charlie Gardner on Cornwall beach with Ella Eyre and Gareth Gates on the guest list

The Crazy What Love Can Do songstress, 31, looked sensational in a corseted gown with long gloves, a billowing skirt and an elegant veil

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7 h. ago Trump urges Starmer to ‘drill, baby, drill’ in the North Sea to cut energy bills

US President Donald Trump encouraged the Prime Minister to exploit the ‘great asset’ of the North Sea.

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7 h. ago Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension is an alarming new low for the ongoing culture wars

The late-night show getting pulled ‘indefinitely’ after relatively mild commentary about the right is another worrying sign of where Trump’s America is headingExplainer: What did Jimmy Kimmel say about Charlie Kirk’s killing?These are not the late night wars of old.Back in the 90s and 2000s, much ink was spilled as the major networks grappled for ratings in the now-quaint real estate of post-11PM programming. Johnny Carson retired. David Letterman jumped to CBS. Conan O’Brien was plucked from obscurity, eventually handed The Tonight Show, and then had it essentially clawed back by Jay Leno for a few more years of appalling hackwork. But in retrospect, maybe the most prescient moments were two that seemed decidedly minor at the time: Bill Maher’s Politically Incorrect was yanked off the air by ABC because Maher expressed an unpopular 9/11-related opinion in a highly understandable context, and Jimmy Fallon playfully tousled Donald Trump’s hair. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension is an alarming new low for the ongoing culture wars | Jesse Hassenger

The late-night show getting pulled ‘indefinitely’ after relatively mild commentary about the right is another worrying sign of where Trump’s America is headingExplainer: What did Jimmy Kimmel say about Charlie Kirk’s killing?These are not the late-night wars of old.Back in the 90s and 2000s, much ink was spilled as the major networks grappled for ratings in the now-quaint real estate of post-11pm programming. Johnny Carson retired. David Letterman jumped to CBS. Conan O’Brien was plucked from obscurity, eventually handed The Tonight Show, and then had it essentially clawed back by Jay Leno for a few more years of appalling hackwork. But in retrospect, maybe the most prescient moments were two that seemed decidedly minor at the time: Bill Maher’s Politically Incorrect was yanked off the air by ABC because Maher expressed an unpopular 9/11-related opinion in a highly understandable context, and Jimmy Fallon playfully tousled Donald Trump’s hair. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Martin Zubimendi settling quickly at Arsenal despite 'tough' Real Sociedad exit

The midfielder has fallen in with a growing Spanish contingent in the Gunners’ squad

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7 h. ago Jemma Reekie's tough season goes on as she falls just short in 800m at Worlds

Scottish athlete will keep ‘trusting process’ after Tokyo experience

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7 h. ago Drill, baby, drill! Donald Trump piles pressure on Keir Starmer to U

The US President took a swipe at the Prime Minister's Net Zero goals as he suggested ramping up the production of fossil fuels would cut Brits' energy bills.

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7 h. ago Israel cuts funding for its own national film awards after Palestinian story wins top prize

The Sea, which follows a 12-year-old Palestinian boy, won several awards at The Ophirs

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7 h. ago Becky Hill marries partner Charlie Gardner in beautiful Cornwall wedding with famous guests

Singer Becky Hill and her long-term partner Charlie Gardner have tied the knot in a stunning ceremony on a Cornwall beach, with some famous faces on the guest list

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8 h. ago Man dies after 'car falls on him' in scrapyard horror incident

Emergency services rushed to Altrincham, Greater Manchester, following reports of an incident at J Davidson Scrap and police have today announced the death of a man in his 40s

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