89 m. ago Jesy Nelson grilling Wes Streeting means babies could be tested for SMA in huge victory

NHS pilot would cure babies with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in some parts of the UK but not others - but Wes Streeting as ‘asked his team’ if all babies could be saved

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1 hour ago Inside Paddy Pimblett’s game plan to beat Justin Gaethje at UFC 324

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2 h. ago William Shatner mocks Stephen Miller’s call for him to save ‘woke’ new Star Trek series

U.S. Homeland Security Advisor last week decried Paramount+’s ‘tragic’ new spinoff, ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy’

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2 h. ago ‘We played to 8,000 Mexicans who knew every word’: how the Whitest Boy Alive conquered the world

He lit up Europe with bands ranging from Peachfuzz to Kings of Convenience. But it was the Whitest Boy Alive that sent Erlend Øye stratospheric. As they return, the soft-singing, country-hopping sensation looks backIf you were to imagine the recent evolution of music in Europe as a series of scenes from a Where’s Wally?-style puzzle book, one bespectacled, lanky figure would pop up on almost every page. There he is in mid-90s London, handing out flyers for his first band Peachfuzz. Here he is in NME at the dawn of the new millennium, fronting folk duo Kings of Convenience and spearheading the new acoustic movement. There he is strumming his guitar in the vanguard of Norway’s “Bergen wave”. Then he’s off spinning records in Berlin nightclubs during the city’s “poor but sexy” post-millennial years. By the 2010s, he’s driving a renaissance of Italian chamber pop as part of La Comitiva, his bandmates hailing from the southern tip of Sicily.It’s hard to think of a figure more musically c...

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3 h. ago ‘The most dangerous man in America’: how Paul Robeson went from Hollywood to blacklist

The groundbreaking singer, actor and athlete became a victim of McCarthyism and saw his shining career destroyed and his legacy tarnishedIn August 1972, the front page of the New York Times arts section published a story titled, Time to Break the Silence on Paul Robeson? The legendary bass-baritone spent the first half of the 20th century as one of the greatest talents the US had ever produced, and its second, both in life and in death as an outcast, the greatest casualty of the second Red Scare period to which today’s current attacks on liberal and progressive politics draw comparison.This week marks 50 years since Robeson’s death and the silence remains. His erasure from the lineage over the decades shows that what Robeson’s political opponents did not take from him, the years have most certainly. Robeson’s decoupling from the story of African American culture has been so complete that in the half-century since his death, even generations of Black Americans have never heard of him...

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3 h. ago Putin ally posts cryptic messages about Ukraine's fate ...  and warns against provoking 'Daddy' Trump

The Kremlin is reveling in a plausible rift of Western unity today as Vladimir Putin's top negotiators claim the war in Ukraine has been effectively pushed off the agenda.

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4 h. ago Prince Harry denies 'Mr Mischief' Facebook profile claim in High Court trial

Prince Harry has denied using the name 'Mr Mischief' after a court heard barrister's claim he had used a Facebook profile under that name to communicate with a journalist

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4 h. ago Key moments of Harry’s evidence in trial against Mail publisher

The Duke of Sussex began giving evidence in the trial of his claim against Associated Newspapers Limited at around 11.30am on Wednesday.

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4 h. ago Meghan’s life made an absolute misery, Harry tells trial of Mail publisher claim

The Duke of Sussex finished his evidence at the High Court in London on Wednesday afternoon.

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5 h. ago Prince Harry denies claim ‘leaky social circle’ fed stories to journalists

Duke of Sussex rejects that his private information was secured from friends and says publisher has ‘obsession’ with surveilling himPrince Harry has insisted he did not have a “leaky” social circle that gave stories about him to journalists at the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday, as he told the high court the publisher of the titles had “an obsession” with surveilling him.Giving evidence in the high court against Associated Newspapers Led (ANL), the Duke of Sussex rejected the publisher’s claims that its journalists had secured information about him from his friends and acquaintances, rather than through unlawful means. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago This Morning star to undergo major surgery in 'last resort' after diagnosis

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6 h. ago Senegal players to receive bonuses and plots of land after controversial Afcon triumph

Senegal beat Morocco 1-0 after extra time in a controversial Africa Cup of Nations final on Sunday

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6 h. ago This Morning star opens up on 'last resort' surgery decision after making 'emergency will'

This Morning expert has shared a health update with fans as she prepares for spinal surgery after years of chronic back pain

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7 h. ago Brooklyn Beckham’s wild love life BEFORE Nicola Peltz as he accuses mum of ‘inviting women from my past into our lives’

EVER since Brooklyn Beckham's blistering attack upon his parents, speculation has been rife about the cryptic digs within the Instagram post. Among the most notable was his claim that mum Victoria had "repeatedly invited women from my past into our lives" in a bid to make him and wife Nicola Peltz "uncomfortable". But which exes...

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7 h. ago Argentina 'could use Trump's peace board to make new claim on the Falklands' as officials warn 'monster' organisation could diminish UK power by sidelining the UN

The UK is worried that Argentine president Javier Milei, a close supporter of Mr Trump, could use the US leader's control of the body to further his country's baseless claim to the territory.

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7 h. ago 'Supermarket question' can affect DWP PIP claim without people even realising

A DWP Personal Independence Payment assessor has shared how people are being monitored from the moment they step in the door

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8 h. ago The Spin | Ricky Ponting’s prescient call and the joy of being a cricket soothsayer

Data informs many decisions now but Australia legend showed how some just have a knack for reading the gameHave you ever accurately predicted what will happen on a cricket pitch before the ball has been bowled? It’s an incredible feeling. That moment when you glance at the field, remember who’s on strike and think: “Here comes the short ball,” only for it to arrive, be pulled and then safely pouched by the fielder you had mentally circled at deep square. For a split second you feel omniscient. Like you’ve cracked the code. Cricket, more than any other sport, invites this kind of clairvoyance. Its patterns are legible, its traps visible, its repetitions comforting.Even the greats get a kick out of playing soothsayer. During the third Test of the recent Ashes, Ricky Ponting was calling the action for Channel 7 when Pat Cummins was at the crease getting ready to face Brydon Carse. “We saw Cummins last over get unsettled by one that angled back up into the left armpit,” Ponting said. “H...

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