62 m. ago BBC breakfast hosts deliver heartbreaking news after star's 'life

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt delivered the news on Saturday.

Politics

2 h. ago Israel’s top court says government is not giving Palestinian prisoners enough food

Justices rule state is legally obliged to ensure ‘basic level of existence’ and orders authorities to improve nutritionIsrael’s supreme court has ruled that the government has failed to provide Palestinian security prisoners with adequate food for basic subsistence and ordered authorities to improve their nutrition.Sunday’s decision was a rare case in which the country’s highest court ruled against the government’s conduct during the nearly two-year war. Continue reading...

Events

3 h. ago Putin 'plotting to invade Suwalki Gap' as key signs point to 'NATO's Achilles heel'

Military expert Philip Ingram has claimed if Vladimir Putin should take the Sulwalki Gap between Poland and Lithuania, it could spell disaster for NATO and its allies

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4 h. ago ‘So adamant and loud’: Phillies dad explains why he gave angry fan his son’s home run ball

Drew Feltwell said he hoped to show his son how to de-escalate a confrontational situation

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6 h. ago Antiques Road Trip descends into bitter clash as expert abandons co

Antiques Road Trip descended into bitter clash on Sunday afternoon's episode as an expert abandoned co-star during a heated row that saw them split up at the auction house

Culture

7 h. ago Is the 'London banana' really the best place to live in the capital? The surprising answer according to all the data available

It was the bold claim which sparked outrage and left Londoners desperate for answers. Well, the Daily Mail can today reveal the truth behind life in the so-called 'London Banana'

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8 h. ago Rightwing preppers should be the biggest boosters of this climate solution

We’re beyond Mel Gibson’s Mad Max era. We no longer need oil to make it through the apocalypseAs I write these words, the No 1 trending story on the Guardian is titled: “The history and future of societal collapse”. It is an account of a study by a Cambridge expert who works at something ominously called the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk; he concludes that “we can’t put a date on Doomsday, but by looking at the 5,000 years of [civilisation], we can understand the trajectories we face today – and self-termination is most likely”.I can’t claim to have done a study, though I have been at work on climate change for almost 40 years and I gotta say: seems about right. So it’s maybe not the worst moment for a bit of worry about how you would fare in the case of a temporary breakdown of our civilization. Perhaps you have noticed that extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and violent. Or you read the stories that Donald Trump was shutting down the Federal Emergency Man...

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8 h. ago Celebs Go Dating's Anna Williamson split from boyfriend after heartbreaking conversation

Celeb's Go Dating expert Anna Williamson seems to live a charmed existence with her Italian husband and two children but as she tells us, her happy-ever-after has not always come easy

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8 h. ago Celebs Go Dating's Anna Williamson split up with boyfriend as he didn't want kids

EXCLUSIVE: Celeb's Go Dating expert Anna Williamson seems to live a charmed existence with her Italian husband and two children but as she tells us, her happy-ever-after hasn't always come easy

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8 h. ago Newbuild snag expert reveals the VERY important test every owner should carry out when buying a home... FLUSH THE TOILET

Tom Britton, managing director of HomeSnag, a newbuild inspection company explained to the Daily Mail there are several key snags he constantly finds when visiting new properties.

Science

9 h. ago BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood opens up on leaving role as she admits 'I'm too old'

She's been a familiar face on BBC Breakfast for more than 20 years

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9 h. ago How to make perfect nanaimo bars – recipe | Felicity cloake's How to make the perfect

This Canadian staple has long been interpreted differently, with various nuts and biscuit bases, but which version nails it?Canadians are famously nice – think laid-back Keanu Reeves, sunny Pamela Anderson, the charmingly incompetent Inspector Gadget – except when it comes to their beloved nanaimo bars. Get the ratio of this three-tier national treasure wrong, as the New York Times stood accused of doing in 2021, when its Instagram account posted a picture of squares that one user described as “an insult to Canadians everywhere”, and you’ll discover you can push them only so far.The Times is not alone in attracting ire. So popular are nanaimo (pronounced nuh-NYE-mo) bars, named after the British Colombian logging and mining town where they are said to have originated, that Canada Post put them on a stamp in 2019 only to face similar howls of outrage, albeit in Canadian: “One hesitates to be critical,” Nanaimo’s mayor explained carefully, “but it’s not a very accurate depiction.” Con...

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9 h. ago Carlos Alcaraz explains why Donald Trump’s US Open appearance will be ‘great for tennis’

The US President will be in attendance for Alcaraz’s final clash against Jannik Sinner

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9 h. ago Novak Djokovic stance perfectly explains Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner relationship

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner will meet in a grand slam final again at the US Open but the pair are unlikely to be close friends as their great rivalry flourishes

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10 h. ago EA FC 26 Rivals changes explained – how Bounties, Duels, and Limited Checkpoints will work

Rivals is one of the most popular ways to play Ultimate Team, and it's set for a revamp in EA FC 26

Politics

10 h. ago 'I've been here 43 years but cannot fight this... everyday is like Sunday, I've lost £7,000'

The project on Oldham Road is reportedly months delayed, with teams now working overnight

Economics

10 h. ago Experts explain whether you should ‘accept’ or ‘reject’ all cookies

Each choice comes with implications for your online privacy

Politics

11 h. ago How to spend 72 hours in Santiago, Chile: What to eat, drink, see and where to stay

From boho-chic neighbourhoods to trendy rooftop bars, Radhika Aligh explores South America's buzzing capital city

Politics

11 h. ago 7 ways to keep your home warm without turning the heating on

MoneyMagpie Editor and financial expert Vicky Parry shares how to keep energy bills low as we move into autumn and chillier days

Society

11 h. ago Can matcha really cause hair loss? Expert weighs in on claims going viral online

As matcha tea seems to be popping up everywhere you look, one person has claimed it's causing hair loss - sparking concern for many. We chat to experts on whether it really can cause hair loss or if it's a myth

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