17 h. ago Nelly sparks debate for revealing the parental duties he WON'T do... as fans feel sorry for wife Ashanti

Nelly will not be receiving any father of the year awards anytime soon. The hitmaker, 50, refuses to get up in the middle of the night with his infant son.

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21 h. ago My ex wasn't a good man but after 18 years of marriage, I still fantasise about him during sex and feel like I'm living a half life...TRACEY COX reveals brutal warnings from wives who 'settled'

What if you NEVER get over your exes? I talked to three women who are still haunted by a past love - then deliver my verdict on whether life really would have been better if they'd stayed.

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5 d. ago Emmerdale fans 'feel sick' as they 'work out' incest twist involving soap legend

Emmerdale fans are convinced that an incest twist is on the cards for two characters

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1 week ago ‘You’d never make Slumdog today’: Danny Boyle on risks, regrets and returning to the undead

In 28 Years Later, zombies maraud over a Britain broken by more than Brexit. Its director discusses cultural baggage, catastrophising – and why his kids’ generation is an ‘upgrade’The UK is a wasteland in Danny Boyle’s new film. Towns lie in ruins, trains rot on the rails and the EU has severed all ties with the place. Some residents are stuck in the past and congregate under the tattered flag of St George. The others flail shirtless through the open countryside, raging about nothing, occasionally stopping to eat worms. You wouldn’t want to live in the land that Boyle and the writer Alex Garland show us. Teasingly, on some level, the film suggests that we do.Boyle and Garland first prowled zombie Britain with their 2002 hit 28 Days Later. It was an electrifying piece of speculative fiction, a guerilla-style thriller about an unimaginable world. Since then we’ve had Brexit and Covid, and the looming threat of martial law in the US The story’s extravagant flights of fancy don’t feel s...

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2 w. ago Love Island fans say they feel sick after Conor's outrageous hideaway admission

Love Island fans were given more information than they wanted during tonight's Love Island as Conor Phillips shared a little too much after his trip to the hideaway

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2 w. ago Only Fools and Horses fans 'feel like idiots' after realising 'running gag' isn't a joke

Fans of the beloved sitcom Only Fools and Horses have been left feeling a little red-faced after they realised what they thought was a joke was actually something else entirely

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2 w. ago American woman sparks heated debate about the 'correct' way to eat after revealing how Europeans hold utensils

Amy Gordy, from South Carolina, recently shared a video of herself trying to use silverware the 'European way' on TikTok, and it launched a massive argument about how cutlery should be held.

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2 w. ago Pitbull is a fan of his fans. He says it's his job to make them feel good

Pitbull's getting used to looking out at a crowd and seeing thousands of look-alikes staring back at him

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3 w. ago Brit sprinter Daryll Neita can 'feel fan cheers under skin' as she eyes double gold glory

Daryll Neita won 100m European bronze at Munich 2022 before adding 200m silver to her name two years later in Rome but she's not going to stop there

Sport

3 w. ago Thomas Tuchel told exactly what England fans feel after Harry Kane averts total humiliation

ANDORRA 0-1 ENGLAND: Harry Kane scored the only goal in Catalunya as the European minnows were beaten by Thomas Tuchel's side to ensure total humiliation was averted

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3 w. ago The Great British sauce debate is FINALLY settled: Scientists reveal the ultimate condiment to put on chips

There's no doubt the humble potato chip is an icon of the great British cookbook. What's more up for debate, however, is the greatest accompaniment to have with this most beloved of fast food.

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3 w. ago Coronation Street fans 'feel sick' as they fear shock paternity twist for Betsy Swain

Not much is known about the teen's past before her arrival in Weatherfield last summer, joining her mum, DS Lisa Swain

Events

4 w. ago It’s not Denmark’s children who can’t handle debating Gaza. It’s our politicians | Rune Lykkeberg

In banning a schools debate on Palestinian sovereignty, our leaders have revealed the nation we’re becomingIn Denmark, we like to think of ourselves as being in the vanguard of freedom of expression. We were the first country in the world to legalise pornography. We insisted on the right to publish caricatures of the prophet Muhammad. Rather than marginalise so-called rightwing populists in parliament, we invited them in to political cooperation. We pride ourselves on being unafraid of controversy and we’re good at making authorities who try to tell us what to do – and especially what not to do – look ridiculous.Danes also like to think of our country as a role model for democracy. As such, the national elections for children aged 13 to 16 are a cherished tradition, considered a part of civic education and a preparation for democratic participation. All schools are invited to take part in the exercise, which is held every other year. Students debate 20 issues for three weeks before ...

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4 w. ago Perfume fans say £215 scent 'makes them feel rich' after snapping up £8 bottle

"Love the smell it lasts for ever. Lovely strong smell makes me feel rich"

Economics