66 m. ago JD Vance responds to Trump's refusal to endorse him as his successor... and issues new warning to woke European leaders in our uncensored West Wing interview

A month into Trump's new administration and J.D. Vance has the swagger of someone who has been in the job for years. Lounging in his office, Vance reveals he's just got off the phone with his boss.

Events

67 m. ago My unexpected relationship with the beautiful blonde who stole my husband of 30 years... and his cruel tactic that brought us together

Sitting in a coffee shop in Arizona, Kimberly Kelley's anxiety was growing by the minute. She was meeting a beautiful blonde, ten years her junior who'd run off with her husband.

Politics

68 m. ago The simple way to store tomatoes that stops them going mushy and losing flavour

Tomatoes are a staple ingredient in many meals, but when they are past their best, that flavour disappears really quickly - here's the best way to store them to keep them tasting fresh

Politics

68 m. ago Jane Seymour, 74, proves she is still in top shape as she dances in a swimsuit after revealing if she has tried Ozempic

She said: 'Sometimes, we waver. Sometimes, we fall. But with grace and persistence, we always find our footing again. Here's to dancing through whatever comes our way!'

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71 m. ago Too evil! Too smutty! Too Thatcher! When TV stars demand their scenes are cut

Not all actors are comfortable with baring their behinds or their souls. From Bridgerton to The Sopranos, some have insisted on moments being axed – although they don’t always get their wayAs professional show-offs with A-list ambitions, you might assume that any TV star wants to maximise their screen time – the meatier the role and the more minutes in the limelight, the better. Yet that isn’t always the case. Sometimes, actors want their scenes to be cut, either from the script or from the edit. And they can have all sorts of reasons, from personal politics to second thoughts about stripping off.The recent Channel 4 docudrama Brian and Maggie, written by Sherwood’s James Graham, saw Dame Harriet Walter deliver a nuanced, non-cartoonish portrayal of the, let’s say, “divisive” figure of Margaret Thatcher. The lady wasn’t for turning. She was for being left on the cutting room floor, though. Continue reading...

Culture

72 m. ago These are the US’s favorite grocery stores — and the top two are tied

Top of the heap score with product quality, service and store experience

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82 m. ago Best bed bug sprays reviewed: How to identify and kill off pests in your home

Vanquish hungry little bloodsuckers once and for all

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97 m. ago PS Plus March 2025 Essential games set to include Robocop, Atomic Heart and Assassin's Creed?

The PlayStation Plus games for March 2025 are being revealed in just a few hours, but fans have been piecing together predictions for the biggest new additions for Essential players

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1 hour ago Scamp & Dude's 'super flattering' leopard print dress with pockets is winning over shoppers

This midi dress is flying off shelves and it's easy to see why

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1 hour ago Queen Camilla reveals heartwarming new addition to family after devastating loss

Queen Camilla revealed she has adopted a rescue puppy named Moley, after she was left heartbroken following the death of her beloved Jack Russell terrier Beth last November

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1 hour ago Shoppers love this powerful IPL hair removal device that gives 98% hair reduction in 4 weeks

Get your ‘hot-girl’ summer body ready with this powerful IPL hair removal device and thank me later.

Politics

1 hour ago Oscars 2022: When are the awards, who is hosting, how to watch in the UK and full list of nominations

The Oscars is the film industry’s biggest extravaganza of the year.

Events

1 hour ago Price of weekly shop in Dumfries and Galloway rises by nearly one

Dumfries and Galloway Citizens Advice Service also discovered that shoppers in the Stewartry are paying more than people in other parts of the region.

Economics

1 hour ago You've been eating out in Turkey all wrong! Turkish chefs reveal the dishes tourists think are authentic but aren't (and why you should avoid fast

MailOnline Travel has spoken to chefs from three of London's top Turkish restaurants. They reveal how to spot an authentic restaurant and which dishes need to be on your bucket list.

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1 hour ago ‘Hidden gem’ Scottish farm shop with lovely coffee shop and steak barn to relaunch night markets

A Scottish farm shop and steak barn will launch its popular night markets, with some new additions.

Economics

2 h. ago Queen Camilla adopts rescue puppy after death of beloved Jack Russell

The Queen has revealed the puppy’s unusual name

Events

2 h. ago Gemma Atkinson shares candid labour video after making emotional admission about life without Gorka Marquez

She revealed the days before she welcomed her first child into the world as she admitted it feels like it happened 'like it was yesterday'

Events

2 h. ago Oscars 2025: best director nominees – reviews, interviews and chances for victory

All you need to know about the five directors in the running for the Academy’s prestigious film-making prize, along with reviews of their nominated films, interviews and the awards they’ve earned so far• Full list of Oscar nominationsTrack record: Baker came out of the US’s microbudget/indie subculture; his first feature, Four Letter Words, was released way back in 2000. But it took a decade and a half for Baker to make a serious breakthrough; Tangerine, shot on iPhones, was the story of a trans sex worker (Kitana Kiki Rodriguez), and won Baker some high-profile awards. His follow-up, The Florida Project, another account of marginalised Americans became a fixture on the awards circuit, bagging co-star Willem Dafoe an Oscar nom for best supporting actor. His next film, Red Rocket, premiered in competition at Cannes. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Tesla owners ditch Elon Musk's brand as sales of used electric cars double in a year

Brits trade Teslas, MGs, and more as Gumtree report a sharp rise in listings and a growing love for second-hand shopping.

Economics

2 h. ago Revealed: Dublin's priciest Guinness pints as customers fume over 'rip

Locals and visitors of Dublin alike have recently hit out at the prices - with many fearing that just one pint could soon be setting revellers back as much as €10 (£8.30).

Economics