33 m. ago Prince William and Kate Middleton share tender moment in new photo to celebrate 14 years of marriage

The romantic picture showed the Prince and Princess of Wales lovingly holding each other as they enjoyed a quiet moment at dusk in Tobermory in the Isle of Mull.

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2 h. ago Diablo 4's Season 8 brings 'big bold' changes as developers respond to fan feedback

Diablo 4 has a 2026 roadmap, but some fans are concerned it's all the same each time – we caught up with Colin Finer, Design Director for Systems and Deric Nunez, Season 8's Lead Seasons designer, to talk about what's new

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2 h. ago Sir Jim Ratcliffe 'tearing heart and soul out of Man Utd' with latest decision

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has not been afraid of making brutal decisions as he attempts to get Manchester United back on track and the INEOS boss is set to wield the axe yet again

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2 h. ago Donald Trump 'keeps pushing Keir Starmer to get the 2028 Open held at his golf course'

No10 has refused to slap down reports that US President Donald Trump has repeatedly asked Keir Starmer for the 2028 Open to be held at his Turnberry course in Scotland - but said it's not a decision for government

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2 h. ago Marcus Rashford is ready to help Ruben Amorim save Man United's summer transfer window

Manchester United winger Marcus Rashford has a big decision to make this summer regarding his future beyond Old Trafford

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4 h. ago Thunderbolts* review – Florence Pugh is saving grace of Marvel’s hit

The Oscar nominated actor is the most impressive member of a ragtag Suicide Squad-esque team in an often charmingly unusual yet still baggy adventureThunderbolts* can be messy. Not just the movie, with its clumsily forced narrative beats and whiplash tonal shifts. But also, its title characters, the broken and lonely souls who ditch the colourful costumes and wear their emotions on their sleeves, as if it’s their brand.These reluctant heroes, led by Florence Pugh’s Yelena Belova, the troubled sister to Scarlett Johansson’s late Black Widow, are defined by how much they need therapy. They wrestle with themselves more than the bad guys, in a way that’s more pronounced than the most unstable among Marvel’s stable of wisecracking world saviors. They’re endearingly vulnerable, at times devastatingly so, and yet still fun and exciting enough to save Marvel. Continue reading...

Events

4 h. ago Marcus Rashford makes 'huge Man United call' as summer transfer decision looms

Manchester United winger Marcus Rashford is currently on loan at Aston Villa but may have already played his last match for the club

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4 h. ago Donald Trump declares war on Jeff Bezos over Amazon's 'hostile' tariff price rise

Donald Trump's White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt condemned Jeff Bezos' move as “a hostile and political act by Amazon”, adding that she had spoken directly with the president about the decision.

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4 h. ago Transgender women unable to compete in women’s football in Scotland next season

The Scottish Football Association is understood to have taken a final decision to update its policy following a Supreme Court ruling on April 16.

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4 h. ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing stars support Janette Manrara and Aljaz Skorjanec after 'brave' decision

It comes after the dancing couple shared an emotional look into their life as a first-time mum and dad

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4 h. ago It is hay fever or Covid? Key symptoms and how to tell the difference as cases continue to rise

Covid symptoms can sometimes be mistaken for hay fever 🤧

Science

4 h. ago Britpop battle between Blur and Oasis revisited in ‘punchy’ new comedy

John Niven’s debut play explores rivalry between the two British bands who vied for the No 1 spot in the charts in 1995It was the great Britpop showdown in the summer of 1995, billed as a contest between cheeky chaps and lairy lads. Thirty years on, a new play is to revisit the fierce rivalry between Blur and Oasis when both British bands put out a new single in the same week and competed to grab the No 1 spot in the charts. Some purchased both releases, many couldn’t care less, but for a few days it was a decision that defined you: whether to spend £2.99 on Oasis’s Roll With It or Blur’s Country House?The Battle is the debut stage play of novelist and screenwriter John Niven who said of the era: “Music was so central to the culture that two pop groups could dominate the entire summer, the evening news and the front page of every newspaper in the country. We’re going to take you back there.” Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Trump Turnberry decision up to The Open organisers says Downing Street as R&A issue statement

US President pushing Prime Minister for his Ayrshire venue to stage major in 2028

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4 h. ago Premier League star 'makes decision' on joining Ryan Reynolds' Wrexham as Gary Neville ignored

Jamie Vardy has reportedly decided on whether to make a potential move to Wrexham following the announcement he will leave Leicester City at the end of the season

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5 h. ago Britain bakes in a heatwave: Temperatures could hit record 30C as maps reveal where will be hotter than parts of Greece and Spain

The Met Office said warm weather will continue tomorrow, with highs of 27C (81F) in London - before temperatures could rise to 30C (86F) in some places on Thursday.

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5 h. ago Eagles player makes bold Ivanka Trump comment after White House visit

The Eagles visted the White House on Monday to celebrate their Super Bowl win

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5 h. ago Ryan Reynolds 'discovers' if Premier League ace is joining Wrexham as Gary Neville ignored

Jamie Vardy has been strongly linked with a move to Wrexham following his decision to leave Leicester, with the club's Hollywood owners now left in no doubt over his future

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5 h. ago Expert tips on how to keep your dishwasher running efficiently

Keeping your trusty dishwasher in good check this summer will be to your benefit

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6 h. ago Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen says she had to make 'scary' family decision

Sidney from television hit Our Yorkshire Farm is now being homeschooled as he wants to be a farmer, which his mum Amanda Owen has said is the right decision for him

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6 h. ago Trump Turnberry decision up to Open organisers, says Downing Street

The Prime Minister’s official spokesman did not deny that Whitehall officials had been in contact with the R&A.

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