44 m. ago Coldplay kiss cam update as Astronomer employee's post deleted after awkward viral video

The viral moment where two Astronomer colleagues were caught what appeared to be a romantic embrace at a Coldplay gig has taken a new turn, with the company changing its LinkedIn

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51 m. ago Heartbreaking question Fiona Phillips asked her husband 72 times on drive

Fiona Phillips's husband Martin Frizell has told how her advancing condition has left her increasingly confused and isolated – unable to understand why she is being taken to hospital

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55 m. ago Are you and your partner perfectly in sync? Take this quiz to find out

A study of 2,000 adults found nine in 10 feel their partner has at least one key personality trait that is totally the opposite to their own

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57 m. ago School which banned Union flag dress closes early for summer after 'extremist threats'

Bilton School in Rugby, who banned a student wearing a Union flag dress to inclusion day, says it will close early this summer after receiving "extremist abuse" online

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59 m. ago Met Police put up message urging victims of phone thefts to CALL them to report the crime

The Met Police put out a message urging victims of phone thefts to call 999 to report the crime - before being forced to change direction on signs in east London.

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64 m. ago Best lightweight tents of 2025 to take to festivals, hiking and camping

Save your strength for getting the festival pints in

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64 m. ago Best school uniform sales from M&S, Tesco, Morrisons and more

Kit out your kids for less with our round-up of the best offers

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66 m. ago New York’s mayoral race exposes the deep roots of American Islamophobia | Ahmed Moor

Islamophobic attacks on Zohran Mamdani are a reminder of the difference between individual and structural prejudiceMy only interaction with the FBI came soon after 11 September 2001. A man and woman visited my family’s home in Philadelphia – we had recently moved from Palestine – showed their credentials and asked to enter. My parents invited them in and a conversation about political views followed. They left soon afterwards but I knew we were suspect, and I understood why.At the time, I was in high school. Two or three years later, one of my sisters, who wore the hijab then, was confronted by an elderly white man at a department store. “What’s the significance of the trash you’re wearing on your head?” he asked.Ahmed Moor is a writer and fellow at the Foundation for Middle East Peace Continue reading...

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69 m. ago Takehiro Tomiyasu explains early Arsenal exit after injury nightmare in new interview

Japan defender mutually agreed to terminate Gunners contract a year early after playing just six minutes of football last season

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69 m. ago Are you and your partner a perfect match? Take this quiz to find out

A poll of 2,000 adults found that four in 10 admit their partner is 'not their type on paper' but they're happy in their relationship anyway

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92 m. ago London’s best outdoor swimming pools and lidos, from Hampstead Heath to London Fields

When the mercury rises, there’s only one thing for it: it’s time to take the plunge

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94 m. ago Schoolgirl, 10, dodged crash that killed pupil and injured 21 when she wasn't allowed to board full coach

Following a day out with year five classmates at Exmoor Zoo, Emily Manning, 10, had hoped to ride back on the same coach as her friends.

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96 m. ago This fiasco didn’t start when Britain leaked Afghans’ names, but when we invaded their country | Simon Jenkins

Even after Tony Blair’s bungled war, UK leaders still yearned to dominate the world stage. With the lifting of the superinjunction, we can all see where that has ledWhat odds on a public inquiry into the Afghan superinjunction? Gold-plated, judge-led, three years of fun and games, that is how British politics normally kicks an embarrassment into the long grass. And what odds on who will get off scot free – Tony Blair?The more we pick away at the stages of this fiasco, the more from the start one blunder seemed to follow inevitably from another. There was no reason for the British invasion of Afghanistan in 2001. If the US wanted revenge on the Kabul regime for harbouring al-Qaida after 9/11, it could have done what Donald Trump did last month to Iran. A savage retaliatory blow against the country’s rulers would have made the point.Simon Jenkins is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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97 m. ago Ons Jabeur takes ‘step back’ from tennis: ‘I haven’t felt happy for some time’

The two-time Wimbledon finalist has endured a spell with injuries and has dropped to 71 in the rankings

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1 hour ago Thai school apologises after student’s ‘punishment haircut’ sparks outcry

The haircut has reignited debate over outdated grooming punishments still used in Thai schools despite a court ruling

Society

1 hour ago School in Union flag dress row closes early after 'extremist threats' online

Bilton School in Rugby has been forced to close early for the summer holidays after staff received "extremist threats" online following a row over a Union flag dress

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1 hour ago Tributes paid to victims of ‘devastating’ fatal school coach crash

One child has died and 21 staff members and pupils from Minehead Middle School were injured after a school coach left the A396 in Somerset.

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1 hour ago Union Jack dress row school closes early for summer after staff receive threats and 'extremist abuse'

Bilton School in Rugby in Warwickshire said it has closed today 'in the interests of student and staff safety' following threats.

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1 hour ago Tour de France 2025: stage 13 time trial sends riders up climb to Peyragudes – live

Live updates on 10.9km ITT stage to PeyragudesStage-by-stage guide | And mail Amy your thoughtsHere is the stage route and profile of stage 13:The first rider, Mattéo Vercher (TotalEnergies), has rolled down the ramp in Loudenvielle to kick of today’s time trial stage. On TNT Sports, they’re excited about the “first true mountain time trial in 21 years”. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago TfL announces big hike in cost of applying for a 60+ Oyster card, the 'best travel freebie in London'

Zip cards for children, teenagers and students will also increase in cost

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