13 h. ago Elton John and David Walliams ruined my best friend's hen do! Woman claims bride

Sir Elton John and David Walliams shared snaps of themselves having lunch at the expensive La Guérite restaurant and beach club, on the Île Ste-Marguerite, south of Cannes.

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15 h. ago My best friend's hen party was cancelled thanks to you... Elton John and David Walliams! Stars party in Cannes, while bride

Sir Elton John and David Walliams shared snaps of themselves having lunch at the expensive La Guérite restaurant and beach club, on the Île Ste-Marguerite, south of Cannes.

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16 h. ago My best friend's hen was cancelled thanks to you... Elton John and David Walliams! Stars party in Cannes, while bride

Sir Elton John and David Walliams shared snaps of themselves having lunch at the expensive La Guérite restaurant and beach club, on the Île Ste-Marguerite, south of Cannes.

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34 h. ago Elton John left in stitches as David Walliams entertains music legend on Cannes holiday

Sir Elton John danced alongside David Walliams as the pair dined in Cannes with the cast of Netflix's Heartstopper.

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37 h. ago Elton John dances with David Walliams as he enjoys retirement in France

Sir Elton John danced alongside David Walliams as the pair dined in Cannes with the cast of Netflix's Heartstopper.

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6 d. ago Monstering the Rocketman review – Elton aims for the Sun in skewering of 80s tabloids

Pleasance Dome, EdinburghHeadlines punctuate Henry Naylor’s play about the newspaper’s campaign against Elton John and the multiple lawsuits launched by the singerHenry Naylor started out in comedy but the lines that get the biggest laughs in Monstering the Rocketman are not his. That credit goes to the subeditors on the Sun whose talent for writing headlines, as crass as they were inspired, was second to none. In their 1980s heyday, when the tabloid’s circulation soared close to 4m, they could sum up their readers’ belligerent mood with a “Gotcha” or just make them laugh.You might wince at a bottom-related soap-opera story headlined “Rear Enders” or, in the 1990s, George Michael being stung with “Zip Me Up Before You Go Go”, but you can only admire their panache. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Gaza’s sick children wait in torturous limbo for medical evacuations

For some the only hope is treatment abroad, but not all survive the long, desperate wait for Israel’s approvalAbdel Karim Wahdan no longer has the energy to speak. When visitors arrive, the eight-year-old pretends to be sleeping so that no one looks at him. Between his frequent dialysis sessions, he cries. His bones hurt, he says.Abdel Karim is dying. His death should be preventable but because he lives in Gaza he cannot access the treatment that would save his life. What started as acute kidney failure is now chronic: his small body has begun to swell and he spends his days between hospital beds and injections that he hates. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Former Red Bull F1 star admits he 'knows stuff that cannot be said' about team

Yuki Tsunoda has endured a difficult start to life at Red Bull Racing, and his former team-mate Pierre Gasly has hinted that there could be more to his struggles than meets the eye

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8 d. ago Putin cannot be trusted ‘as far as you could throw him’, Starmer warns

Labour prime minister has warned Ukraine must be involved in any peace deal with Russia ahead of Trump summit in Alaska

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1 week ago Phil Collins fans left outraged as 'sick' AI photos of star, 74, appearing frail in hospital bed while being visited by Paul McCartney, 83, go viral amid rumours he's in a hospice

The fake images show the 74-year-old retired Genesis drummer sobbing as he is visited by Elton John and Paul McCartney, before the Beatles legend serenaded him with a song.

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1 week ago Voices: Prince Andrew’s tragedy? He’s been spoiled by neglect

For years, the Duke of York’s monstrous behaviour was shielded from the world – but the intensely private and upsetting revelations in a new biography cannot be the start of a public rehabilitation, says Harry Mount

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