15 m. ago ‘I saw how crazy Cristiano Ronaldo was behind the scenes – nine

Cristiano Ronaldo has gone on to win five Ballon d'Ors in his career, but he predicted his first accolade in 2008 during a pre-season chat with a stunned Manchester United team-mate

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17 m. ago Scenic Scottish town home to country's best beer festival and largest wind farm

Just 20 minutes from Glasgow, Eaglesham becomes Scotland’s beer capital for a day each summer but offers charm, history and scenery all year round.

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25 m. ago Emma Raducanu vs Coco Gauff LIVE: Italian Open latest score and updates from blockbuster last

Raducanu and Gauff meet for just the second time with a place in the Italian Open quarter-finals on the line

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27 m. ago LIVE: Police tape off Greater Manchester road following incident

Officers are at the scene

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39 m. ago EastEnders boss teases 'return' for former character after BAFTA win as fans predict who

The show is in the midst of a major change behind the scenes

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58 m. ago 'Silent' high cholesterol symptom that can show up on your feet and other signs to know

High cholesterol is a condition that can lead to serious health problems, but it can often go undetected as it doesn't have any symptoms - except for a 'silent' one that can show on your feet.

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90 m. ago Bride and groom branded 'icky' over 'cash grab' method of controlling the music at their wedding

A US-based bride and groom has sparked a heated debate online after a wedding guest shared a photo showing a controversial sign from their wedding on Reddit.

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95 m. ago When is Coco Gauff vs Emma Raducanu? Start time and how to watch Italian Open last

Former US Open winners clash on Monday afternoon for a place in the quarter-finals in Rome

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98 m. ago Londoners launch legal challenge to protect park ahead of major music festivals

The campaign group Protect Brockwell Park have launched a legal challenge against Lambeth Council, arguing large-scale music festivals are 'damaging the ecological fabric of the park'

Culture

1 hour ago Steve Albini: 4000 items from the late record producer's collection to go on sale this week

You can own a piece of noise rock history and support Steve Albini’s estate from this week

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2 h. ago James Corden carries pal Ruth Jones' shoes while Claudia Winkleman kicks off her heels as they lead the stars leaving the BAFTA TV Awards

The great and the good of the television world put their best foot forward on Sunday night as they made their way home from the 2025 BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises.

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2 h. ago Nigel Farage’s Reform UK overtakes Tories in London as Labour slumps, shock poll finds

Exclusive survey: Lib Dems and Greens surge in London in backlash against the Government

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2 h. ago ‘LSD? Been there, done that’: the Grateful Dead’s 60 years of drugs, epic noodling and obsessive fans

Forget Swifties. The Grateful Dead have the world’s most devoted following. As he heads for Britain, founder Bobby Weir talks Vegas spectaculars, bootleggers and life after Jerry Garcia‘We didn’t want to be the cops,” says Bobby Weir, guitarist and founder member of the Grateful Dead, laughing as he describes his band’s legendarily lax attitude to people taping their concerts. Bootleggers were given their own area at gigs on the proviso their tapes were traded, not sold – an illustration of the band’s generosity of spirit. “It was an easy decision to make,” Weir says.Decisions like those have ensured that, decades before today’s obsessional Swifties and K-pop stans, the Dead have cultivated one of music’s most passionate fandoms. They are surely the world’s best-documented band. This year, they’re marking their 60th anniversary with a 60-CD box set, just one of many gargantuan packages over the years. Their 2024 Friend of the Devils box set only covered a single month of live music ...

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2 h. ago 'It's like a second Berlin wall': The art of door selection at Berlin techno clubs

Berlin-based musicologist Dr. Liam Cagney shares his thoughts on the recent University of Bath study sharing the elusive paradox of door selection at Berlin's infamous techno clubs

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3 h. ago Kerry Katona's message for 'out of touch' Simon Cowell after his 'pretty rich' comments

EXCLUSIVE: Simon Cowell recently admitted he 'always' worries about money, despite his eye-watering net worth, but Kerry Katona has some thoughts on the music mogul's statement

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3 h. ago Pensioner, 78, detained after police called to 'disturbance' find elderly woman dead

Officers arrived at a property in Nitshill, Glasgow, on Saturday night where the elderly woman was found seriously injured - she was pronounced dead at the scene while a 78-year-old man was detained

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4 h. ago Tragic final moments of boy, 4, killed after car ploughed into him while on bike ride with his dad

When the vehicle finally came to a stop the driver fled the scene on foot in a bid to evade police. Officers locked down nearby neighbourhoods in an attempt to catch the driver

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5 h. ago ‘A whirling mass of limbs and lingerie’: the salacious, riotous story of the high

It started out as a dance for men who risked arrest for indecency – and grew into a legs-flying, bloomers-revealing sensation. We go behind the scenes at Bottoms, a thrilling new show about the cancan‘Our chorus line was never going to look like the Moulin Rouge’s,” says Katherina Radeva. And everyone knows what that one looks like, don’t they? The high-kicking cancan chorus line with long legs flying up in a blur as women show off their bloomers to the sound of Offenbach’s irresistibly infectious music – a riot of frills, thrills, whoops and garters. Well, that’s certainly one version. But Radeva is talking about Bottoms, a show she has put together with co-director Alister Lownie and their company Two Destination Language. Bottoms takes the cancan as its muse, its creators having discovered that the real story of the dance phenomenon is much more interesting than the tourist-friendly cliche.It turns out that the identikit all-female spectacle that we know so well is the opposite o...

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7 h. ago Kanye West makes outrageous bedroom confession about wife Bianca Censori

Kanye West has released a new song and music video, where he makes vile references to his wife Bianca Censori and his ex Kim Kardashian, as he continues his feud with the reality star

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7 h. ago Eurovision 2025 sees comeback for key changes and unusual time signatures

This year’s contest includes entries with three, five or six beats in the bar, as well as songs in 4/4 time.

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