57 m. ago Man arrested on suspicion of murder as mum and her three children die in fire

Police confirmed four people died - a mum and her three children - and two people were taken to hospital aftre a blaze at a house in London. A man is in custody on suspicion of murder

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63 m. ago 'There's blood on my floor': Horror as two teenagers stabbed

At least three people have been arrested on suspicion of affray

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74 m. ago Saunas now 'the new pub' as Brits prefer stripping off to relax with pals and go on pull

Saunas have emerged as unexpected competition to the British boozer, thanks to their rise in popularity and the changing drinking habits of people under the age of 30

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89 m. ago JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Proof that Labour despises Britain's middle

My mailbag has been swamped with letters from angry readers urging the Chancellor to back-track on Isa changes.

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2 h. ago 'Supergiant' horrifying sea creature could be living in 59% of world's deepest oceans

A “gigantic” and rare deep sea creature first discovered in the 1800s, could inhabit up to 59% of the world’s deep oceans according to a new study from the University of Western Australia

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2 h. ago Alan Davies: ‘I get called Jonathan Creek all the time – nowadays people think I’m James May’

The British comedian and actor on encouraging hecklers, why Will Ferrell deserves an Oscar and his love for Kylie MinogueIn your first memoir, My Favourite People and Me, you picked Kylie Minogue as one of your favourite people – but added that you stopped loving her when I Should Be So Lucky came out. To make this a question: how dare you?Ah, Kylie. She’s completely adored everywhere she goes, and I adore her as well. I fell for her when she was Charlene in Neighbours – I was a student studying drama in the 80s and the only drama that any of us cared about was Neighbours. Australian girls were the pin-ups for everybody in England. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Justin Bieber called ‘creepy’ as he tells teen star Ariana Greenblatt 'I love you'

Pop singer Justin Bieber is facing backlash after leaving a comment on 17-year-old actress Ariana Greenblatt’s Instagram post that many online deemed inappropriate

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3 h. ago NASA finds 26 'unknown bacterial species' that have survived in sterile labs

The bacteria’s existence raises questions about microbial resilience and the potential of microbes that can survive space’s conditions. The microbes, known as extremophiles, possess genetic traits like DNA repair and resistance to radiation and chemicals

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4 h. ago Fetterman says he’s taking part in more Senate duties after questions over his health were ‘weaponized’

Democratic senator has dismissed concerns about his wellbeing raised by a former senior staff member

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5 h. ago Ed Sheeran given unusual secret code name ahead of Big Weekend surprise set

Only 10 people knew that Ed Sheeran would be performing at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend today - and they used a secret code name when talking about the Shape of You singer

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6 h. ago Northampton heartbreak as Penaud inspires Bordeaux to Champions Cup glory

Final: Northampton 20-28 Bordeaux BèglesFrench side claim their first Champions Cup titleBeneath the roof of Welsh rugby’s noisiest cathedral here was a game to raise anybody’s blood pressure. There have been some extraordinary finals in this tournament but none as breathless or frenetic for such long periods. This was rugby on fast forward, a blink-and-you-miss-it thriller that finally ended with Bordeaux winning the first Champions Cup title in their history.They just about deserved their special vintage but what a contest. Northampton, reduced to 13 players at one stage with two men in the sin-bin, were heroically brave and insanely committed. Every single Saint refused to bend the knee despite a worsening casualty list and collectively played a full part in a final that rocked and rolled from start to finish. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago What we know about the plane crash that killed alternative music executive Dave Shapiro

Investigators say a plane crash in San Diego that likely killed six people happened as the private plane approached an airport whose runway lights were out in heavy fog

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6 h. ago Manchester United make Alejandro Garnacho transfer decision as three players deemed 'untouchable'

Here is a look at the latest Manchester United headlines on Saturday, May 24

Sport

7 h. ago BREAKING: Lando Norris smashes Monaco GP record to deny Charles Leclerc pole

Charles Leclerc had dominated practice raising hopes for Ferrari that he or Lewis Hamilton might be able to snatch pole from Max Verstappen or the McLaren drivers

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7 h. ago Lando Norris smashes Monaco GP record to deny Charles Leclerc pole

Charles Leclerc had dominated practice raising hopes for Ferrari that he or Lewis Hamilton might be able to snatch pole from Max Verstappen or the McLaren drivers

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7 h. ago Thousands of Brits due £90 refund after changes to debt rule

The Insolvency Service has said that around 5,000 people appear to have started the process to apply for a Debt Relief Order but did not go on to complete their application

Economics

7 h. ago Nine of a doctor's 10 children are killed in Israel's latest strikes in Gaza

Gaza's Health Ministry says the bodies of 79 people killed by Israel strikes have been brought to hospitals in the past 24 hours

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7 h. ago Tennis star Alexander Zverev's flight struck by lightning ahead of French Open

Zverev, 28, who is seeded third at Roland-Garros this year, described the hair-raising incident during a press conference

Transport

8 h. ago Hamburg stabbing: All 18 people injured now in a stable condition

Reports say 18 people were injured during the Hamburg train station attack

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8 h. ago Man cuts Colin the Caterpillar cake and causes 'meltdown' for 'horrifying' reason

People have been left 'in shock' after seeing photos of how one man decided to cut a Colin the Caterpillar cake, with people describing it as a 'massacre' of British food

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