59 m. ago 'Working mum' Meghan Markle reveals she's had a nanny for years after claiming that 'juggling' her 'work' with motherhood was 'overwhelming'

Meghan said the nanny, who has worked for the family for five years, takes her son and daughter from their home in Montecito, California, to their different schools on some mornings.

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76 m. ago Inside Netflix Love on the Spectrum cast's wild 'rager' parties as star's mum tells all

Abbey Romeo's mum Christine revealed some wild antics that take place when the stars get together

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91 m. ago Dozens banned from Carnival cruises after massive brawl breaks out while docked for customs

‘We will not tolerate such behavior,’ tour operator says after group placed on ‘Do Not Sail’ list in response to violence at Texas terminal

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93 m. ago All the ways Russia could attack UK as 'British blood must be spilled' warning issued

EXCLUSIVE: After a Putin mouthpiece said 'the blood of the British who authorise the killings on Russian territory must be spilled', we asked AI how Russia could attack the UK in response

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2 h. ago Spice Girls 'planning world tour' as Victoria Beckham plots 'special way of taking part'

The rumoured reunion comes after some heavy hints from Geri Horner and Mel C last month

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2 h. ago Beloved mum, 64, died at home after developing 'common infection'

Debbie Billington was found unresponsive at her home in Blackpool by her husband Steve on the morning of November 28 last year

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2 h. ago Scottish bar made famous by Trainspotting 'meltdown' to reopen

Some may remember this neighbourhood bar, which is set to reopen.

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2 h. ago Emmerdale fans 'already know who attacks Joe Tate' after spoiler image clue

Emmerdale viewers think the inclusion of one suspect in particular in the spoiler promo image for Joe Tate's attack on the ITV soap could give away who takes revenge

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2 h. ago Three ways to help the developing world survive the end of aid | Winnie Byanyima

Wealthy nations are slashing funding for essential services such as the HIV/Aids response, but poorer countries cannot absorb the impact overnightCountries across the world are cutting aid budgets, abandoning the decades-old consensus that supporting health and development is both a moral duty and a strategic interest. But the end of aid cannot mean the end of global solidarity – because our global economy is stacked against low- and middle-income countries to such an extent that they simply cannot afford to respond to global crises alone.Developing countries are drowning in debt, facing interest rates up to 12 times higher than wealthy countries. When interest rates shot up after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the global south was worst hit. Low- and middle-income countries now pay $4 (£3) to the richest in the global north for every $1 they receive in aid. Thirty-four of Africa’s 54 countries spend more on debt than on healthcare. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago 'Yh bro my man was giving me chattin so I showed him Im guna be in gorton today'

The 'sinister plot' uncovered by police

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3 h. ago Mum 'humiliated' as easyJet try to charge her for taking breast milk on flight

Daisy Crawford, 40, was travelling back to Belfast from Bristol where she had been visiting friends and family in Devon when she was told she would have to pay a £50 fine for carrying pumped breast milk

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3 h. ago Readers give their verdict on Trump’s 100 days: ‘Extraordinary destruction’

The president promised an ‘extraordinary’ first 100 days in office but for many that has been true in all the wrong waysThe first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term have polarized the United States and the world.Public opinion polls show the president’s approval rating is around 40% – having flipped from positive to negative since his inauguration. A vast majority of Americans are worried about a recession and how his trade war will affect the economy. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Low traffic neighbourhoods are 'a failed experiment' admits local Tory leader after traffic calming scheme so infuriated Florence Pugh's father that he sold his cafe

The first of the controversial LTNs were then first installed in Oxford in May 2022 - with the Oxfordshire County Council facing rabid opposition ever since.

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3 h. ago Mother stumped by maths problem in child's homework that 'doesn't make sense'

A mum was left scratching her head when her first grader asked about a question in their maths homework. She appealed to the internet for help and many more were confused by the 'obscure' activity.

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4 h. ago Drunk mum told 'stay off booze for 90 days' after biting fella and swinging for police

Ellie Dilbert, 20, was involved in a drunken brawl in Newcastle's Bigg Market and bit one of the men who tried to intervene before lashing out at police

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4 h. ago Frozen in time for 16 years, inside tragic missing Claudia Lawrence's home

Her mum believes the house has been broken into

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4 h. ago UK joins US in Yemen military strikes against Houthis in joint operation

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) confirmed that yesterday's strikes were in response to Houthi attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.

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5 h. ago 'I dropped two dress sizes after changing what I eat for breakfast

A mum-of-two claims she's found the secret to losing weight after switching out one of the most popular breakfast foods for something completely different - dropping two dress sizes in the process

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5 h. ago UK joins US as military launches strikes against Houthis in Yemen in joint operation

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) confirmed the strikes on Tuesday were in response to Houthi attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden

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6 h. ago Carême review – a sexy French romp about a chef who’s too spicy to handle

It’s hard to resist this moreish story about Napoleon’s renegade pastry chef (who is also a spy). Orgies, opium and tantalising fun with whipped cream are all on the menuMuch like the desserts whipped up by its titular cook, Carême is a rich, moreish and knowingly indulgent treat. This swashbuckling French period drama follows the “world’s first celebrity chef” Antonin Carême as he cavorts around Paris in the early 1800s under the watchful eye of first consul Napoleon Bonaparte, whom he has sworn to hate as he holds him responsible for the death of his adopted sister. It is about as understated as a 12-course tasting menu. But as it scoffs and seduces its way through the Napoleonic era, it’s hard not to fall for the extravagant charms of the Bake Off: extra spice.Carême (a twinkly-eyed Benjamin Voisin, in full rock-star mode) is a principled young renegade and preternaturally talented pastry chef who makes his disdain for Napoleon clear from the beginning. Despite being midway throu...

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