33 m. ago Pep Guardiola risks wrath of Man City stars by brutally denying Christmas request

Pep Guardiola has weighed his players and warned them not to over-indulge this festive season - after REFUSING his squad's Christmas appeal.

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38 m. ago Ruben Amorim signals huge Man Utd transfer warning after Bruno Fernandes injury

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim is adamant over the club's transfer plans following star man Bruno Fernandes' injury against Aston Villa on Sunday

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41 m. ago How many migrants crossed the Channel yesterday? Groups arrive in UK after busy night of small boat journeys

More than 41,000 people have now made the dangerous small boats journey this year, after a record day of activity for a December on Saturday

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46 m. ago Top GP warns of key flu symptom that means you should seek help from 'miserable' infection

A new strain of flu, dubbed 'super flu', is behind surging cases of the virus in the UK

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48 m. ago How much do YOU rely on AI? Doctors issue warning over increasing numbers choosing chatbots over 'real' friends

Doctors have raised the alarm over the increasing number of young adults turning to AI chatbots for emotional support and health advice, ahead of the festive season.

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48 m. ago Roy Keane blasts Man Utd star who 'doesn't do enough' after Aston Villa defeat

Roy Keane criticised one player's efforts in Manchester United's 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa, saying he needs to "roll his sleeves up" and suggesting boss Ruben Amorim should take action

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52 m. ago Don't call immigration a threat, says new equalities watchdog

Mary-Ann Stephenson hit out at the 'demonisation of migrants' and people 'creating this idea' that the level of arrivals was a problem.

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72 m. ago Lush boss says shoppers who oppose his views on Gaza shouldn’t shop at his stores

Mark Constantine OBE led a shutdown of Lush stores earlier this year in solidarity with people in Gaza

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88 m. ago UK leaving European convention on human rights would be a mistake, equalities chief warns

Mary-Ann Stephenson defends convention as ‘really important’ and warns against demonisation of migrantsTaking the UK out of a European human rights treaty to quell rightwing anger over immigration would be a mistake, the new chair of Britain’s equalities watchdog has said, as she warned against the demonisation of people who migrate to the UK.Mary-Ann Stephenson, who became head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission in December, said the European convention on human rights was part of a framework that provides rights most people would agree were fundamental. But she said the tone of public conversation on it was often dangerous. Continue reading...

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93 m. ago Dead Man's Fingers: Scottish dog owners warned as poisonous plant found on beaches

The police have told people in the local area “do not touch”.

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1 hour ago Historic Scottish cat and dog charity names new boss as it appeals for £200,000

“The work of the team is truly life-changing in supporting and caring for dogs and cats in need of loving homes” – Amelia Morgan

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1 hour ago Pep Guardiola warns Man City stars not to get too fat over Christmas lunch

Guardiola has weighed his players and warned that any member of the squad who returns from a short festive break out of condition will not be involved at Nottingham Forest

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1 hour ago Pep Guardiola warns Man City stars not to get too fat over Christmas

Guardiola has weighed his players and told them not to over-indulge

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2 h. ago Baba Vanga's chilling 2026 prophecy warns 'society has gone too far'

The Bulgarian mystic's alleged 2026 prediction warns society is reaching a point where it realises 'it has gone too far' with technology and ethics

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2 h. ago Blind mystic Baba Vanga's terrifying 2026 prediction with chilling warning

As we approach the end of the year, the predictions of ancient seers and modern psychics are being discussed online

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3 h. ago 'Horny boss wants to have Xmas romp with me – I couldn't loathe him more'

JUST JANE: Today our agony aunt Jane O'Gorman is dealing with a new issue from a Daily Star reader whose life is being made a misery by her revolting boss and his jealous wife

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3 h. ago River death tragedy of new mum as coroner sends urgent warning

Hannah Booth was suffering from postnatal depression when she drowned in the River Goyt

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3 h. ago Israeli foreign minister urges Jews to ‘come home’ after Bondi Beach massacre

Israeli leaders warn of rising antisemitism abroad following attack that killed 15 at Hanukkah event in Sydney

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4 h. ago Our bond of trust with patients is being undermined, Scottish GPs warn

The Royal College of General Practitioners called for continuity of care to be prioritised by the Scottish Government

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4 h. ago Palestinian reporters have paid a terrible price in another horrific year for journalist killings | Jane Martinson

The Al Jazeera reporter Anas al-Sharif was the most prominent name among so many targeted for simply bearing witness to the truthIn January this year, Anas al-Sharif was filmed being lifted into the air after taking off his helmet and flak jacket to celebrate a ceasefire that would prove all too temporary in Gaza. This summer, the Palestinian journalist broke down while reporting on starvation in his home town that is now a war zone. A bystander told him: “Persist, Anas, you are our voice”.But al-Sharif’s popularity in Gaza made him a target. In July, international agencies warned of the danger he was in as the Israel Defense Forces stepped up online attacks, falsely labelling him a Hamas terrorist. His employer, Al Jazeera, insisted he restrict his reporting to the more protected al-Shifa hospital after his father and many colleagues were killed. In August, a few months short of his 29th birthday, al-Sharif and six others were killed in a direct attack on a media tent next to the h...

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