47 m. ago Motorcyclist fighting for life in hospital after horror three

A three-vehicle crash in rural Aberdeenshire has left a motorcyclist in hospital

Sport

52 m. ago Cyclist fighting for life after horror van crash on New Oxford Street

A number of London bus routes were diverted as a result of the closure

Events

57 m. ago Country pub of the week: the Crooked Billet, Stoke Row — the original gastropub and perhaps the best

The celebrity credentials are impeccable, but it’s the food, wine and picturesque setting that make the Billet one of the country’s most perfect pubs, says David Ellis

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57 m. ago Giuseppe Penone: Thoughts in the Roots; José María Velasco: A View of Mexico – review

Serpentine South Gallery; National Gallery, London The arte povera veteran’s passionate celebration of trees risks being eclipsed by the real ones that surround it. And a 19th-century Mexican polymath becomes the first Latin American artist to have a solo show at the National GalleryA tree towers upwards in Kensington Gardens, slender but unimaginably strong, grey boulders perched like vultures among its branches. Another gestures directly to the sky, twigs spreading in eloquent appeal. A third can be seen at great distance, shattered as if by lightning, its broken glory shining bright cold in the sunshine.For one exhilarating moment it seemed as if the acclaimed Italian artist Giuseppe Penone had come upon these trees and simply adjusted them, with poetic ingenuity, to emphasise their exceptional strength and beauty. Then, just as viewers were discussing how miraculous trees are – everyone stunned, everyone photographing this radiant glade – someone knocked on a trunk. And we heard...

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1 hour ago One to One: John & Yoko review – Lennon and Ono storm Manhattan in intimate post

Kevin Macdonald and Sam Rice-Edwards’s spry study of the couple in early 70s New York is as much as jittery collage of the era’s culture as it is a revealing portraitJohn and Yoko. Greenwich Village. Television. Activism. Vietnam. Richard Nixon. Insects. Peace. This skittish, channel-surfing archival documentary, co-directed by Kevin Macdonald and Sam Rice-Edwards, touches on all of this and more. But it lingers on nothing. It’s a spry, fleet-footed film that makes an intriguingly angular and jittery companion piece to Peter Jackson’s weighty series The Beatles: Get Back, which explored, over nearly eight exhaustive hours, the making of the Beatles’ 1970 final album, Let It Be.One to One, in contrast, covers an 18-month period shortly afterwards. It’s 1971. Unshackled from the Beatles and burned by the hostility of the British press, Lennon and Ono have upped sticks and moved to a bohemian two-room apartment in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. The John Lennon we see in Jackson’s film ...

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1 hour ago The Last Of Us star Pedro Pascal's tragic life from family forced to flee to mum's death

The Last of Us star Pedro Pascal's journey to stardom hasn't been easy, from his family's harrowing escape from political turmoil in Chile to the heartbreaking loss of his mother

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1 hour ago The special café that started life in a tiny train station broom cupboard and now sells 150,000 drinks a year

'There is a real pride in what we do'

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2 h. ago The big picture: Sally Mann captures girls on the cusp of womanhood

For her classic series At Twelve, the American photographer created a collective portrait of adolescent girls, including world-weary Olivia pictured in her yardYou can see a whole world – submerged, waiting, ready to burst forth – in the face of any adolescent girl. In Sally Mann’s At Twelve: Portraits of Young Women, she captures this special, unstable time of life. In this image, a plaited-haired girl sits in a chair, head in hand like a world-weary grownup. This is Olivia, “with that ruined prayer in her eyes”, as Mann describes her. In the background, a phalanx of dark trousers hangs from two washing lines that cut across the image and lead our gaze towards her grandmother, who dangles the now-empty plastic laundry basket over one shoulder.“This is just half the day’s laundry,” Mann tells us in a loose narrative that runs through a reissue of the well-known 1988 publication by the artist notorious for capturing girls on the threshold of womanhood with unnerving perspicacity. The...

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2 h. ago This Morning star calls for Andrew Tate followers to go on ‘extremist watchlist'

Made In Chelsea star-turned-TV presenter and passionate campaigner Ashley James talks period pains, the dangers of misogyny and her busy life with partner Tommy and their two toddlers

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2 h. ago Tech review: Maono PD300X is an affordable microphone for gamers, influencers, and all those meetings

We put the latest microphone from Moano to the test to see how it fared for Monday morning meetings and wannabe Taylor Swifts

Technology

2 h. ago Tech review: Ebo Air 2 pet camera is so much more fun than just spying on your pets

Keeping an eye on your pets has never been as much fun, or as hi-tech

Politics

3 h. ago 'I'm the last one in my block of flats and they're bulldozing the others around me'

The blocks have been in line for demolition since 2012, but the fight to stop the bulldozer is still going

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3 h. ago Dorian, London: ‘Truly refined decadence’ – restaurant review

Dorian, London: ‘Truly refined decadence’ – restaurant review  The Guardian

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3 h. ago How you save your partner’s name in your phone says a lot about your relationship

Sentimental nickname? A nod to your first date? Or something more business-like? Katie Rosseinsky explores how our partners’ contact names in our phones can shed interesting light on our dynamic

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3 h. ago Casanova is 300 years old – so why is there still no female equivalent?

As we mark three centuries since the Italian adventurer ‘seduced’ his way through Italy, Olivia Petter asks why women have never earned a similar reputation

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5 h. ago Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis crushes Eimantas Stanionis to unify welterweight titles

Ennis unifies IBF, WBA titles with sixth-round TKOPhiladelphian improves to 34-0 with 30 knockoutsJaron Ennis needed that special moment. On Saturday night in Atlantic City, he seized it with both fists.The 27-year-old welterweight from Philadelphia, nicknamed Boots, systematically broke down Eimantas Stanionis with precision and force en route to a sixth-round TKO that unified the IBF and WBA titles and jolted the welterweight division back to life. In a weight class left unmoored after Terence Crawford’s dismantling of Errol Spence Jr nearly two years ago, this was its most significant fight since – and perhaps the first true spark of a new era. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago SNP Health Secretary slammed for failing to respond to muscular dystrophy families

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Health Secretary Neil Gray has been criticised for posting about football and traffic lights on social media while failing to respond to a lawyer for families desperately trying to access a new life extending drug.

Society

7 h. ago Pilates can do wonders for your sex life, as study finds it help boosts flagging female libido

Women who took up the popular exercise regime saw a 95 per cent improvement in their levels of sexual desire, orgasm rates and overall sexual satisfaction.

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8 h. ago Ben Affleck's daughter Violet, 19, towers over mom Jennifer Garner in NYC after 'distancing herself' from JLo

Ben Affleck's daughter Violet reunited with mom Jennifer Garner in New York City on Saturday, looking every bit the beaming college kid enjoying a break from campus life.

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9 h. ago Longevity expert says eat one cup of this a day to add four years to your life

It was described as a 'pillar food' in the diets of people in the healthiest places in the world

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