54 m. ago EastEnders fans 'work out' what happens next to Harry after Okie's murder

As the aftermath of Okie's accidental death rages on, some fans are now fearing for Harry Mitchell

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65 m. ago Mum of murdered Holly Newton, 15, learned of attack from stranger using her phone

Micala Trussler tells a new documentary that the woman called saying: ‘I've got your daughter's phone she's been stabbed.’ And I remember just screaming. We knew straight away who'd done it.'

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67 m. ago I was miserable and negative – until I discovered how to get fit despite 'gymtimidation'

Writer Muminah Koleoso explains the benefits of physical activity, the pitfalls of toxic trends on social media and what it’s like lifting weights in a gym as a Black Muslim woman

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74 m. ago Victims’ commissioner described as ‘brave and wonderful soul’ after death at 63

Baroness Helen Newlove has died after a short illness, her office said.

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76 m. ago Met Office map shows 'extreme' Northern Lights forecast covering UK tonight as red alert issued

An 'extreme' geomagnetic storm is expected to trigger spectacular and widespread aurora displays across the globe

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79 m. ago Police search for woman who tried to be Donald Trump’s press secretary after 'racist attack'

Melissa Rein Lively, 40, previously wanted to be the White House press secretary for Donald Trump and was seen in London with her partner Philip Ostermann following an alleged assault

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84 m. ago Pregnant woman who survived Bataclan attack speaks for first time after 10 years

A woman who was two months pregnant as she survived the Bataclan attack 10 years ago reveals the hero who saved her life became her daughter's godfather

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87 m. ago Family pays tribute to ‘special and gentle’ woman stabbed near Birmingham bus stop

Katie Fox died from her injuries days after the attack

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89 m. ago Celebrating literature is good – but I’m running out of patience with celebrity book clubs | Emma Brockes

Sarah Jessica Parker swept all before her at the Booker prize ceremony, but is fame the best way to encourage reading?In these turbulent times, we take small joys where we can find them. And this week we’ll take this: the spectacle of various literary people at the Booker prize award ceremony jamming themselves into photos alongside Sarah Jessica Parker. The actor – if you missed the long piece about it in the New York Times, or the many social media posts promoting Parker’s involvement – served as a judge for the Booker this year, a process that required her to read 153 books, some of them on the New York subway while being followed by a film crew. “Oh let me try!!!!” Parker had posted to Booker organisers last year, and for reasons that became obvious this week, they did.I know what you are going to say; that anything short of full-throated support for Parker’s adorable engagement with books in general and the Booker prize in particular is just unacceptable snobbery. There is noth...

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91 m. ago Girlfriend of Brit killed in Bataclan terror attack pays tribute to her 'eternal'

Helen Wilson and Nick Alexander were watching American rock band Eagles of Death Metal when three gunmen burst into the Paris music venue and opened fire on 1,500 fans

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95 m. ago Jennifer Aniston reveals the saddest thing about losing Matthew Perry

Jennifer Aniston has spoken about the most tragic part of Matthew Perry's death, two years on from when he was found in his Los Angeles home after a long battle with addiction

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1 hour ago Sharon Osbourne tearfully details secret fall late husband Ozzy suffered which led to a 'domino effect' in the decline of his health

The matriarch of the famous family, 73, was joined by her son Jack, 40, and her daughter Kelly, 41, as they spoke about their grief from losing Ozzy, who passed away in July.

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1 hour ago Tributes to 'beautiful and kind' woman, 34, stabbed in the neck during 'unprovoked attack' in Birmingham city centre

Katie Fox, 34, suffered a serious neck injury after being brutally knifed just metres away from Birmingham 's New Street Station. Her family described her as their 'shining light'.

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1 hour ago Max was perfect. He was my cheerleader and I wanted to spend the rest of my life with him... until my friend sent me a video that changed everything and I realised what he was hiding

Juggling work and childcare during the school holidays, Tracy was running on empty as she helped her seven-year-old daughter Asha into her leotard for gymnastics club.

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1 hour ago Woman stabbed in neck described as ‘shining light’ in family tribute

Katie Fox, 34, was taken to hospital with a serious injury to her neck after she was stabbed in Birmingham on Friday night but died a few days later.

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2 h. ago Largest solar storm 'in 20 years' could trigger power blackouts and GPS disruptions across UK

A 'cannibal' solar storm is set to spark an 'extreme' geomagnetic storm, disrupting communications and triggering spectacular Northern Lights displays

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2 h. ago Woman rushed to hospital after being struck by lorry in horror crash

The pedestrian suffered serious injuries

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2 h. ago Members of Wishaw Men’s Shed set for open day after range of activities

The Men’s Shed open day will be held on Saturday, November 15, at Wishaw Bowling Club from 11am to 2pm.

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2 h. ago Sharon Osbourne opens up on tearful aftermath of Ozzy’s death in debut podcast

Sharon Osbourne, Kelly Osbourne and Jack Osbourne have all opened up about their grief in the first episode of The Osbournes podcast since rocker Ozzy Osbourne died

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2 h. ago ‘Every account is slightly different’: who were the real Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday?

A new book, Brothers of the Gun, explores the unlikely friendship between a complicated lawman and a cursed gamblerThere’s a famous line from a John Ford western, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance: “When the legend becomes fact, print the legend.” Mark Lee Gardner is a leading historian of the old west whose new book, Brothers of the Gun: Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and a Reckoning in Tombstone, concerns two major figures in such history. He doesn’t like Ford’s line.“Every historian uses it, they just beat it to death,” Gardner says cheerfully, by video from Bozeman, Montana. Continue reading...

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