72 m. ago Paul Scholes' daughter drops touching message to Man Utd hero over her autistic brother

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes spoke publicly about caring for his 20-year-old autistic son this week, and the Old Trafford icon's daughter Alicia has described just what an amazing dad he is

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75 m. ago London Finalist for Best Food & Culinary and Best Shopping Destination Awards in 2025 TOURISE Awards: What Travelers Must Know Now

London Finalist for Best Food & Culinary and Best Shopping Destination Awards in 2025 TOURISE Awards: What Travelers Must Know Now  Travel And Tour World

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75 m. ago Mikel Arteta disagrees with Oliver Glasner in Arsenal vs Palace row – 'that's not fair'

Crystal Palace are set to face Arsenal in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals, but the tie is yet to be scheduled and could see the Eagles play two games in three days

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2 h. ago What channel is Celtic v Rangers? TV and live stream details for Premier Sports Cup semi

How to watch Celtic v Rangers semi-final

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2 h. ago 'Silent twins' who only spoke in their own secret language made a horrifying death pact

June and Jennifer Gibbons were known as the 'Silent Twins' as they only spoke to each other and their dolls - their lives spiralled into crime, detention and darkness

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2 h. ago Can Joshua Buatsi finally deliver on his potential after joining forces with Queensberry?

Buatsi was expected to win a world title but has stalled in recent years; can he get back on track under the guidance of Frank Warren?

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2 h. ago Cruise around Australia cancelled after death of passenger left behind on island

Authorities say action will be taken against cruise operator if any wrongdoing is identified

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3 h. ago Kate Garraway feared Celebrity Traitors moment was 'a bit weird' after husband's death

Kate Garraway, who was banished in episode eight of Celebrity Traitors, shared details about a "strange" unaired segment of the show that she found a "bit weird" after her husband's death

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3 h. ago 'I saw Aileen Wournos 12 hours before she was executed and she finally admitted she was a serial killer': How the 46

Aileen pleaded guilty to the murders of seven men who she shot dead, claiming self defense in a case that has intrigued true crime fans for more than two decades.

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3 h. ago Florida bar still haunted by Aileen Wuornos as Netflix documentary sheds new light on ‘Monster’s seven

Wuornos shot and killed seven men, claiming at least one was in self-defense. A new Netflix documentary revisits her crimes through never-before-seen interviews with the serial killer, who was executed in 2002. Andrea Cavallier talks to the owner of the Florida biker bar where she drank her final beer.

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3 h. ago Strictly Come Dancing star says 'I'll never get over it' after being 'robbed' by show

Anita Rani appeared on Strictly Come Dancing 10 years ago but was knocked out of the competition in the semi-final

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3 h. ago Final moments of gran who 'died alone' on remote island after cruise ship left her behind

Suzanne Rees, 80, was part of a 60-night Coral Expeditions cruise which was all set to explore some of Australia's most majestic sites - but she never made it back to the boat

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4 h. ago Final struggle of gran who died alone on remote island after cruise ship 'left her behind'

Suzanne Rees, 80, was part of a 60-night Coral Expeditions cruise around Australia when she was allegedly left behind on Lizard Island, some 240km from Cairns, Queensland.

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4 h. ago Why plummeting oil price could finally undo Putin: As Ukraine hits refineries, Russia's economy is struggling and rare anti

There are flickering signs of Russians daring to criticise Vladimir Putin and his war which is now only 70 days short of the length of Soviet participation in the defeat of Hitler in WW2 ..

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4 h. ago Lady Elizabeth Anson's telling remark about Meghan Markle and her private nickname for the Monarch revealed on the anniversary of socialite's death

Poignant revelations by journalist and royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith shone an entirely new light on the late Queen's beloved friend of more than 60 years.

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4 h. ago Mary Earps: ‘I don’t look back with bad blood. It worked out well for everybody’

Former England goalkeeper reveals full story behind her international retirement, her problems with eating and alcohol, and why she’d struggle on The TraitorsRead an exclusive extract from Mary Earps’ book“I’ve learned a lot about what truly matters in life,” Mary Earps says on a quiet and cloudy afternoon as, at Paris Saint-Germain’s training centre on the outskirts of the French capital, the former England goalkeeper reflects on the achievements and drama of her last five years. “My life has accidentally come into the court of public opinion. People talking about your performance comes with the territory but when it starts to become about your character, and assumptions people make about you, that can be really, really challenging.”Between 2020 and 2023 Earps overcame depression, a drinking problem, eating issues, won the Euros with England, forced Nike to change their attitude to female goalkeepers, saved a penalty in a World Cup final and won the BBC’s Sports...

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4 h. ago Death row killer's grim last meal demand that forced prisons to change the rules

Lawrence Brewer was executed in 2011 for his role in the murder of James Byrd Jr, but it was his last meal request that prompted a major change in history across prisons

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4 h. ago Death Row murderer choses gruesome execution after taunting cops with blood

Stephen Bryant was sentenced to death more than 15 years ago after he killed three in South Carolina, and wrote a taunting message to cops using one victim's blood

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4 h. ago Paul O'Grady turned down vital heart op months before death for poignant reason

The BBC star was told by doctors months before his death that he needed an implantable defibrillator - but he refused to have the lifesaving procedure

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5 h. ago What did Pasolini know? Fifty years after his brutal murder, the director’s vision of fascism is more urgent than ever

With mystery still surrounding Pier Paolo Pasolini’s death, the poet and film-maker’s warnings of corruption and rising totalitarianism offer a chilling message for our timesPier Paolo Pasolini was murdered at around midnight on 2 November 1975. His blood-soaked body was found the next morning on waste ground in Ostia, on the outskirts of Rome, battered so badly the famous face was almost unrecognisable. Italy’s premier intellectual, artist, provocateur, national conscience, homosexual, dead at the age of 53, his scandalous final film still in the editing suite. “Assassinato Pasolini,” the next morning’s papers announced, alongside photographs of the 17-year-old accused of his murder. Everyone knew his taste for working-class hustlers. A hookup gone wrong was the instant verdict.Some deaths are so suggestive that they become emblematic of a subject, the deceiving lens through which an entire life is forever after read. In this weirdly totalitarian mode of interpretation, Virginia Wo...

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