60 m. ago Another 28 Santander bank branches set to close as final date unknown – see full list

The Daily Star has reached out to Santander for closing date confirmations as confusion reigns over the fate of another 28 branches earmarked for closure this year

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62 m. ago Gavin & Stacey's James Corden and Ruth Jones to reunite in Wales after finale

The writers of the hit BBC show will be opening up about the creation of Gavin & Stacey

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73 m. ago Inside Little Simz's Meltdown Festival as viral star Lola Young is revealed as headliner

Meltdown Festival returns for its milestone 30th year, with Little Simz curating what promises to be an inspiring line-up of artists who are set to take over London’s Southbank Centre this summer.

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76 m. ago Woman who had 'cold she couldn't shake' told she had year to live

Nicola has been fighting since her diagnosis but has reached the 'final treatment options'

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1 hour ago How contentious coaching split put Emma Raducanu back on track at the Miami Open

Emma Raducanu has powered to the quarter-finals of the Miami Open and is playing some of the best tennis of her career, despite parting ways from her coach before the tournament

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3 h. ago UK snow forecast maps show when blizzard will bury Brits from London to Inverness

Snow sweeping in across large parts of the UK could leave a blanket of white in some areas as advanced weather modelling maps suggest cold conditions are heading our way soon

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3 h. ago Red Arrows confirm 2025 schedule including 2 London displays

Red Arrows confirm 2025 schedule including 2 London displays - see when  News Shopper

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3 h. ago Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur review – pomposity puncturing gets lost in personae

Wallace Collection, LondonArtworks ‘by’ Perry’s new alter ego – an abuse survivor from the East End called Shirley Smith – sit among works by real outsider artists. His stronger pieces are more straightforwardGrayson Perry is fascinated by outsiders – outcasts, nonconformists, the marginalised and the deviant. He has frequently assumed the outsider position, delivering commentary on class, gender and Britons’ petty snobberies. Across his career, he has pronounced on how his medium of choice (ceramics), his crossdressing, or his engagement with popular culture have excited the disapproval of cliques including the art world. Now, as a member of the Royal Academy, a knight of the realm and a ubiquitous presence on TV, that anti-establishment stance is under some strain. He shall hereafter be referred to as Sir Grayson, to keep him in his (elevated) place.Delusions of Grandeur is a classic Graysonian bluff – a title that carries its own takedown (who does he think he is?). Though it is ...

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3 h. ago UK set for 'Beast from the East' as snow to hit 43 counties – see when and where

A weather map shows the areas of the UK that are predicted to have snow from the 'Beast from the East' storm, with the likes of London, Manchester and Birmingham set to be affected

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4 h. ago New London woman injured after hitting utility pole, rolling over

New London woman injured after hitting utility pole, rolling over  WTNH.com

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5 h. ago Ruth Jones and James Corden win RTS judges’ award for Gavin & Stacey

The BBC sitcom Alma’s Not Normal picked up three awards during the ceremony at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel.

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6 h. ago Reform donor Charlie Mullins 'was almost stripped of OBE over social media attack on Sadiq Khan'

Charlie Mullins, founder of Pimlico Plumbers, was heavily criticised by the Honours Forfeiture Committee due to comments aimed at the London Mayor

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6 h. ago Giving workmates 'rude' nicknames could cost you thousands: Groundbreaking ruling sees man who dubbed his colleagues 'Mad Paul' and 'Twittering Fool' fined £30,000

Leo Foster, a solicitor who worked at bank BNP Paribas in London , had to pay an additional £16,000 in costs after admitting to using names such as 'Mad Paul', 'The Idiot' and 'Jabba the Hutt'.

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6 h. ago Brutal world of British Scientology: Former devotee claims he was made to sign a billion

Alex Ross-Barnes, 29, told MailOnline of his time with the organisation founded by sci-fi writer L. Ron Hubbard and which has two bases in London and a UK HQ in West Sussex.

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6 h. ago Claudia Winkleman and her husband Kris Thykier match in tuxes as presenter wins Outstanding Achievement prize at RTS Awards

The Traitors and Strictly presenter won the Outstanding Achievement Award at the presigious ceremony, held at London's JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel.

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6 h. ago London police need help identifying person caught on camera during burglary

London police need help identifying person caught on camera during burglary  Fox 56 News

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6 h. ago iPad submerged 5 years in London’s River Thames helps unlock murder plot

iPad submerged 5 years in London’s River Thames helps unlock murder plot  KRON4

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7 h. ago Zara McDermott shuns Royal Television Society Awards blue carpet as she attends first public event since her romance with Louis Tomlinson was revealed

A host of A-list celebrities gathered on the blue carpet on Tuesday evening for the Royal Television Society Awards in London. 

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7 h. ago Christian Leroy Duncan ready to make a middleweight run – forget 205! – after win at UFC London

Christian Leroy Duncan ready to make a middleweight run – forget 205! – after win at UFC London  MMA Junkie

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7 h. ago Softball Recap: London Starts Season with Win Against Highland

Softball Recap: London Starts Season with Win Against Highland  MaxPreps

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