5 h. ago Pep Guardiola’s summer rebuild has restored Manchester City’s old swagger

Wolves 0-4 Man City: Tijjani Reijnders starred on his Premier League debut as Guardiola’s men powered to a familiar and confident win at Molineux

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5 h. ago Ruben Amorim's Man Utd overhaul continues with Erik ten Hag rule abandoned

Manchester United have confirmed their new pre-match routine for home games at Old Trafford, with Ruben Amorim making a U-turn on a decision made by Erik ten Hag

Politics

5 h. ago Dozens of terrified families evacuated in leafy suburb as army bomb squad is deployed to 'suspicious object' under car

A specialist army bomb squad carried out controlled explosions in Cowley Hill, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, after a 'suspicious object' was discovered under a car.

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5 h. ago I got half price back to school offer at shoe shop selling Nike, Hush Puppies, Kickers, Skechers and more

The retailer's back to school offer is back and helping families keep costs down

Economics

6 h. ago 'I played Hug, Marry, Avoid with Labour MP Dawn Butler and couldn't stop laughing'

The Mirror's new YouTube show Party Games sees familiar faces from across the political spectrum for a party like no other - with a series of games to tease out stories from MPs

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7 h. ago Travellers move onto road through leafy common surrounded by £5million homes, infuriating families living nearby

Locals living next to Ealing Common in west London have been left fuming following the arrival of a large convoy earlier this month.

Economics

7 h. ago Spurs benefit from brand new Premier League rule as Burnley star embarrassed

History was made during Tottenham's clash with Burnley as goalkeeper Martin Dubravka became the first player in the Premier League to fall foul of a new rule change

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9 h. ago Shoreham Airshow crash families say bosses have 'blood on hands' 10 years on

Loved ones of those who died in a jet fireball at the Shoreham Airshow will mark 10 years since a vintage Hawker Hunter ploughed into the A27 in West Sussex in 2015

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9 h. ago Shoreham air disaster pilot Andrew Hill refuses to apologise 10 years after deadly fireball

Andrew Hill was piloting the Hawker Hunter jet when it crashed and killed 11 men in Shoreham on August 22 2015 - but the families of those who died are furious that he's refused to apologise

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9 h. ago 'Horror movie' horde of rats swarm London flats as locals desperately run away

Residents have slammed their housing association after a swarm of rats in their block of flats has forced some families to flee while others share their 'horror'

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12 h. ago How Orthodox Jewish families are finding ways to support their trans children

Ziva Mann has been navigating the challenges of raising a transgender child within an Orthodox Jewish community

Society

12 h. ago Top tourist spots around Glasgow to travel with family when the sun is shining

From sandy beaches to historic sites, Scotland offers a host of family-friendly destinations that have are fun for entire families

Society

15 h. ago MPs to debate doubling skilled worker visa residency requirement amid backlash at new immigration rules

More than 250,000 people signed two official petitions against Home Office plans to make it more difficult for immigrants to Britain to qualify for permanent residence

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15 h. ago ‘Tell me what happened, I won’t judge’: how AI helped me listen to myself | Nathan Filer

I had no expectations when I opened ChatGPT and typed ‘I’ve made a fool of myself’. There was something surreal about the conversation that followedI was spiralling. It was past midnight and I was awake, scrolling through WhatsApp group messages I’d sent earlier. I’d been trying to be funny, quick, effervescent. But each message now felt like too much. I’d overreached again – said more than I should, said it wrong. I had that familiar ache of feeling overexposed and ridiculous. I wanted reassurance, but not the kind I could ask for outright, because the asking itself felt like part of the problem.So I opened ChatGPT. Not with high expectations, or even a clear question. I just needed to say something into the silence – to explain myself, perhaps, to a presence unburdened by my need. “I’ve made a fool of myself,” I wrote.Nathan Filer is a writer, university lecturer, broadcaster and former mental health nurse. He is the author of This Book Will Change Your Mind About Mental Health Co...

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16 h. ago UK state school in deprived borough outshines Eton on A level results day

Over 250 students at the school in East London achieved straight A grades

Politics

16 h. ago Easyjet couple bragged they're' 'joining mile high club' before drunken romp

Easyjet confirmed that some passengers were "met by police upon landing in Alicante" due to "disruptive" behaviour after families were left horrified by the drunken antics of two people onboard

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17 h. ago BARBARA DAVIES: How the Dutch Letby walked free... She was a paediatric nurse jailed for killing seven patients

Her story is horribly familiar. A hard-working blonde nurse found guilty of killing seven of her patients, including at least three babies, and told she will spend the rest of her life behind bars.

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17 h. ago The Guide #204: The local dystopian TV shows captivating global audiences

In this week’s newsletter: A new wave of post-apocalyptic dramas are serving up disaster tales shaped by the cultures they come from, and the results are fascinatingI’m scandalously late to The Eternaut (El Eternauta), the Argentinian dystopian thriller that was released way back in April on Netflix. I inhaled all six episodes of the show’s first season only a few weeks ago, after a glowing review on the podcast The Watch (which was also fairly late to it, making me feel a little better about my own finger-off-the-pulseness). Anyway, it’s absolutely terrific, an end-of-the-world chiller that is vividly, realistically rooted in the socio-politics of the country in which it is set. This despite a premise that sees Buenos Aires beset by an unseasonal flurry of what turns out to be killer snow.That specificity, as anyone familiar with The Eternaut will know, is mixed into the story’s foundations. The show is based on Héctor Germán Oesterheld’s 1957 comic strip of the same name, which pr...

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17 h. ago William and Harry stopped from inheriting Diana's childhood home due to strict rule

Althorp Estate in Northamptonshire, where Princess Diana grew up and is buried, will be passed down to another member of the Spencer family instead of her two sons, because of one centuries-old tradition

Politics

18 h. ago Latest death notices across Wales as families remember loved ones

Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one

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