76 m. ago Gabriel Martinelli silences Portsmouth boos but Arsenal dilemma remains

PORTSMOUTH 1-4 ARSENAL: An impressive hat-trick from Gabriel Martinelli and more set-piece wizardry helped Mikel Arteta's men ease into the fourth round of the FA Cup

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2 h. ago High Noon theatre review: Billy Crudup brings charisma to bonkers real

This adaptation of the classic Gary Cooper Western takes big risks but has propulsive storytelling

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3 h. ago She spent 366 days searching for her cats after losing them in the LA fires: ‘I promised my babies’

After her Altadena home burned down, Darlene Hamilton wondered whether her cats Merlyn and Kiki had escaped. A year later, she hasn’t given up hopeMost nights for the last year, Darlene Hamilton slept four hours and woke at about 4.30am. She wanted to sleep, but she could not.Instead the 66-year-old started the day at her Altadena rental home in morning darkness with a familiar routine, scouring through websites of local humane societies and lost animal groups in search of two familiar little faces. For a year, her days often began and ended with this ritual. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Kemi Badenoch backs US action to help overthrow Iran's regime amid widespread protests

More than a hundred people have been killed and thousands detained in the uprising against Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's rule.

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3 h. ago Davina McCall transforms into ‘trophy wife’ for Masked Singer in husband’s behind

Davina McCall’s husband shared a behind-the-scenes video of his wife’s transformation into a “trophy wife” for ITV’s Masked Singer.

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3 h. ago Horror injuries of girl killed on busy M5 after escaping police in handcuffs

Tamzin Hall, 17, was fatally hit by a car on the M5 motorway in Somerset after she left a police vehicle while being transported to custody. She managed to release her handcuffs

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3 h. ago WW3 fears rise as Iran hits back at Trump and vows revenge against any US attack

Tehran has vowed revenge against any US attack after President Trump said he was 'ready to help' protesters, amid fears hundreds have been killed in a brutal crackdown by the regime

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4 h. ago Claire Foy says she has ‘no interest’ in consuming anything generated by AI

The 41-year old actress is known for portraying the late Queen in the hit Netflix series The Crown and stars in the upcoming biopic H Is For Hawk.

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4 h. ago Mum had me KIDNAPPED at 13 & sent to deadly ‘therapy’ camp like Paris Hilton – I was left alone for 8 days & ate snakes

WHEN two men stormed into 13-year-old Contessa Miller's bedroom in the middle of the night, she had no idea her mother had forked out thousands for her to be kidnapped. Contessa, now 50, says she was snatched from her home and taken without consent under a system sold to parents as help, healing and last-resort...

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4 h. ago The Tuscan thermal spa retreat where you stay in your dressing gown all day

IF you’re going to forget to pack something as basic as a T-shirt, it helps to do it on a trip where you will be spending most of your day in a spa robe. I’m rolling my eyes at my other half as he stares haplessly into his suitcase but I do understand — the...

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5 h. ago A congresswoman wants to impeach Kristi Noem. She’s right to do so | Jan

It may be tempting to dismiss the move as hopeless – but it interrupts the Trump administration’s promise of impunityIn the wake of the killing of Renee Nicole Good, Congresswoman Robin Kelly has announced the filing of three articles of impeachment against Kristi Noem, the homeland security secretary. Predictably, reactions have been muted at best: with the GOP holding both the Senate and the House, impeachment can be dismissed as purely performative, a helpless response to an in and of itself understandable moral imperative of “just do something!”But such dismissals are too quick: this administration has been running on a promise of impunity at all levels, and Democrats have to start signaling that actions have consequences. They also need to break out of a fateful dynamic: during Trump 2.0, misdeeds and scandals are following each other in such rapid succession that neither the press nor the public ever seem to get to focus on one. Impeachment can concentrate minds and slow down ...

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5 h. ago ‘People think abuse comes with working in A&E. It shouldn’t be like that’

How a hospital is helping NHS staff realise they need not accept violence, abuse and aggression on the job Hugo (not his real name), an advanced clinical practitioner, was on the night shift in A&E at Great Western hospital, Swindon, when a drunk patient started swearing aggressively at a nurse. “When I asked if I could help, he told me, ‘Fuck off you gay cunt.’ When I asked him not to speak to me like that and to return to his seat in the waiting room, he just walked up the corridor swearing and repeatedly shouting ‘gaydar’.”Hugo said he was initially more annoyed than scared, even when the patient grabbed a crutch and started swinging it about. “There wasn’t time to be frightened,” he said. “You’re just trying to protect your colleagues and the patients.” He called security and in the end the police had to arrest the patient. He said although he had experienced aggressive and violent behaviour – over the course of his career, he has been kicked, spat at, pushed and intimidated...

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5 h. ago Horror final injuries of troubled teen girl killed on M5 after escaping police

A pre-inquest review has taken place over the death of Tamzin Hall, who was being transported in a police car along the M5 when she managed to release herself from the handcuffs and flee

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5 h. ago 'Scandalous' Julian Araujo Celtic red card escape sparks Hotline implosion on VAR and officials

Anthony Evans takes your calls as punters as VAR once again took centre stage over the weekend

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5 h. ago Ultimate international festival guide 2026 from Tomorrowland to Snowbombing

As 2026 gets into full swing and party people are defrosting ready for the summer season, Daily Star has compiled a list of the best festivals from around the globe to help you decide where to go

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5 h. ago Parents of critically ill children ‘crushed’ by lack of support, say campaigners

Frances and Ceri Menai-Davis, who lost their son Hugh to cancer, say gap in financial help is ‘devastating’Parents of critically-ill children are being “crushed” by a lack of statutory financial support when they need to take time off work, the parents of a six-year-old boy who died of cancer have said.Hugh Menai-Davis was diagnosed with a rare form of the disease when he fell suddenly ill in October 2020. The little boy, then aged five, had been happy and healthy before he developed severe stomach pains. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Health devices that could help you usher in a 'new year, new you'

You can build healthier habits in 2026 - and these gadgets can help you along the way

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6 h. ago Ally Pally legend to miss £80,000 Darts World Cup for first time after losing his Tour card

SIMON WHITLOCK will miss this year's World Cup of Darts after losing his Tour card. The Wizard, 56, has featured in all 16 editions of the World Cup and even helped Australia win it in 2022. Whitlock triumphed alongside Damon Heta four years ago, but this year The Heat will have a new partner as...

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7 h. ago Keir Starmer 'could send British troops to Greenland to help guard the Arctic for Donald Trump'

The Prime Minister is said to share the US President's view that action must be taken to deter Russia's threat in the polar region.

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8 h. ago The Traitors star Fiona helped save a woman who was trapped in sex work and the victim of domestic abuse as part of her role as a counsellor

The Traitors star Fiona Hughes helped save a woman who was trapped in sex work and the victim of domestic abuse as part of her work as a counsellor.

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