40 m. ago Collapsed UK car dealer owes £75MILLION to nearly 10,000 Brit drivers – could you be one of them?

MORE than a year on from online used car dealer Cazoo’s collapse, administrators have confirmed the taxman will get £8 million in full. But nearly 10,000 unsecured creditors - many of them customers and suppliers - still face deep uncertainty over whether they will receive anything back from the estate. According to Car Dealer Magazine,...

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59 m. ago Love Island's Jess White 'hard launches' boyfriend as she jokes 'took us 10 years'

Love Island’s Jess White seems to confirm she won't be joining the next All Stats series as she has shared her new boyfriend online who she has known for a decade

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1 hour ago Major British bank confirms it’s shutting 8 branches across UK in January – is one going near you?

A MAJOR bank is shutting eight more of its branches this January. It comes as the shift towards online banking continues, with hundreds of banks closing across the country this year alone. Halifax, which is part of the Lloyds Banking Group, is the latest to experience more closures in what many deem as a blow...

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1 hour ago More musicians drop out of Kennedy Center shows after Trump name change

The Cookers on Monday pulled out of a New Year’s Eve jazz gig at the controversially renamed ‘Trump-Kennedy’ centerA second jazz band has pulled out of performing at the controversially renamed “Trump-Kennedy” center in Washington DC, giving just two days notice before their New Year’s Eve gig was set to take place.The Cookers, described as a Grammy-nominated, all-star septet of legendary post-bop jazz musicians, have not given an explicit reason for their decision but in a statement posted on their website said: “Jazz was born from struggle and from a relentless insistence on freedom: freedom of thought, of expression, and of the full human voice.” Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Here’s how much it costs to watch New York City’s NYE ball drop like a VIP

‘If you have a ticket to [a] New York party on New Year's Eve, you have guaranteed predictability or at least as close as you can get to predictable in NYC,’ one expert said

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2 h. ago The 19 channels that disappeared from Sky Q in 2025 revealed – and there are still EIGHT more shutting down soon

STREAMING continued to change how we watched telly in 2025 - and with it came the demise of some iconic channels. While all traditional broadcasting platforms were hit in some shape or form, satellite saw the biggest shift. Satellite TV has long been Sky's bread and butter but the focus is increasingly on its streamed...

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3 h. ago 'I'm selling Christmas presents my family got me as I deserve better than cheap rubbish'

Carla Bellucci, 44, from Herts, sells gifts she doesn't like, which included body lotions, chocolates and socks online, saying that she deserves "nicer things than cheap rubbish"

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3 h. ago Ryanair launches flash sale with £25 flights to 21C Canary Islands this January

Desperate to escape the big chill this January? It doesn't have to cost a fortune. Ryanair is offering a number of cheap flights to the Canary Islands in the next few weeks, where holidaymakers can bask in 21C weather

Economics

3 h. ago BMW 750e xDrive review: Luxury limos don’t come much better, but it’ll cost you

The latest generation of BMW’s flagship model boasts cutting edge technology, performance that will keep you pinned to the back of the seat and sublime comfort levels. But its looks may be a little divisive for some

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3 h. ago Rainbow Six Siege is back online following potential Ubisoft hack

The game was offline for the best part of two days.

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3 h. ago World's biggest building that cost £740m to build is so enormous it has its own weather

The Boeing Factory in Everett, Washington, is the world's largest building - spanning 98 acres – and it is so big it even created its own weather while it could fit Disneyland inside

Economics

3 h. ago 'I'm selling Christmas presents from family – I deserve nicer things than cheap rubbish'

Carla Bellucci, 44, who hails from Herts, flogs gifts she doesn't like, such as body lotions, chocolates and socks online, declaring that she deserves "nicer things than cheap rubbish"

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3 h. ago Threesomes, rough towels and ‘lesbian bed death’: 23 of the best Sexual Healing columns

The Guardian’s sex advice column is coming to an end after 20 years. Here are some of the most memorable questions and answers• Pamela Stephenson Connolly on two decades of solving readers’ sex problemsMy wonderful new wife is everything I have always looked for in a woman. The issue is that she is openly and proudly bisexual. When we first became involved, she even joked that she didn’t want me getting mad when it was time for her to visit her friend on girls’ trips. A threesome with a bisexual woman has always been my fantasy. She even gave me permission to go online and find a “unicorn” for us. But when I set up a meeting, she didn’t seem to want to follow through with it, so I stopped looking. Recently, on holiday, she made a sexual comment about a girl in a bikini, so I again brought up the idea of a threesome. But she said she might have grown out of that phase of her life and just wants to be with me. She also said that adding another person would ruin the marriage, and I wor...

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3 h. ago You’ll never defeat us in Iran, President Trump: but with real talks, we can both win | Seyed Abbas Araghchi

The US president has been fooled into seeing Israel as a reliable ally and Tehran as the enemy. We say he should consider the evidence and rethinkSeyed Abbas Araghchi is the Iranian foreign ministerReport: Trump should defy Netanyahu over nuclear talks with Iran, says its foreign ministerWhile Benjamin Netanyahu earlier this year achieved his dream of dragging the US into a military confrontation with Iran, it came at a steep and unprecedented cost for Israel. Seeing Netanyahu beg Donald Trump to be bailed out from a quagmire, a rising number of Americans openly acknowledge that Israel is not an ally but a liability. In September, the US’s Arab allies also reached the conclusion that we Iranians have always underscored: Israel’s recklessness is a threat to all.This reality is paving the way for whole new relationships that may transform our region. The US administration now faces a dilemma: it can continue writing blank cheques for Israel with American taxpayer dollars and credibili...

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4 h. ago What to expect from Swansea City's January transfer window as links and questions emerge

Swansea are expecting a reasonably quiet January window, but there could still be several lines to keep an eye on

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4 h. ago Georgia Harrison reveals Prince William burst out laughing when she 'almost hit the deck' with her 'theatrical curtsy' when she received her MBE while heavily pregnant

The former Love Island star, 31, made history as the first contestant from the hit ITV reality dating show to be given the honour for her services to tackling online privacy and cyber crimeawareness.

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4 h. ago ‘Terry Jones tried to eat the studio’s pet goldfish!’ The tiny village TV station that became a 90s smash hit

When the people of Waddington teamed up to broadcast self-written soap operas, horoscopes and magic tricks, little did they know it would be the most successful channel in the world – despite the chaos behind the cameras‘What a cock-up!” Those were the words that ended the first broadcast on the world’s tiniest TV station. Hours earlier, four young locals had been wrangled into being live presenters at their quiet village Sunday school. Despite dead air and awkward line delivery, it was the poor transmission quality that made the stars – Michelle Hornby (31), Jonathan Brown (27), James Warburton (25) and Deborah Cowking (21) – apologise and cut the inaugural broadcast. But Cowking, not realising they were still on air, slipped past the censors and summed up the evening’s vibe perfectly: chaotic, amateur and unrelentingly British.This was The Television Village – a first-of-its-kind social experiment from 1990 that had the Lancashire village of Waddington “watch, make and become” tel...

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5 h. ago GP who faked medical appointments at work so she would not be late for the afternoon school run suspended from practising for 5 months

A family doctor who faked medical appointments at work so she would not be late for the afternoon school run has been suspended from treating patients.

Economics

5 h. ago 'I'm selling all the cheap rubbish family got me for Christmas – they have no idea'

Carla Bellucci, 44, from Herts, sells unwanted gifts including body lotions, chocolates and socks online, saying she deserves "nicer things than cheap rubbish"

Politics

6 h. ago The type of driver who shouldn’t listen to music while behind the wheel

We tend to think music relaxes us, energises us, or helps us focus, but the science paints a more complicated picture

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