9 h. ago Australian Open live: Alcaraz reveals key to breakthrough win after De Minaur masterclass

Alcaraz will take on Alexander Zverev in the semi-finals after reaching the last four of the Australian Open for the first time

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9 h. ago Combat intensifies as One Battle After Another takes 14 Bafta nominations to Sinners’ 13

Paul Thomas Anderson’s gonzo caper takes slight nominations lead over the Ryan Coogler horror, with surprise five noms for British Tourette movie I Swear• Full list of nominationsSinners may have made history last week, when it became the first film ever to secure 16 Oscar nominations, but it was its awards season rival, One Battle After Another, that proved narrowly victorious at Tuesday’s Bafta nominations.Paul Thomas Anderson’s counterculture comedy heads into the competition with 14 nominations, while Ryan Coogler’s vampire thriller has 13. Meanwhile Marty Supreme and Hamnet are close on their heels with 11 nominations each, and Frankenstein and Sentimental Value have eight nods apiece. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago Matheus Cunha lets slip Michael Carrick's fiery message to Man United dressing room

Matheus Cunha scored the winning goal for Manchester United against Arsenal and has provided insight on Michael Carrick's time in the dugout so far

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9 h. ago Why Starmer’s China trip has come at the worst possible time

Keir Starmer is the first PM since Theresa May to visit China, but political editor David Maddox explains why a trip to Beijing now – amid faltering relations with the US and speculation about a leadership challenge at home – leaves the prime minister exposed

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9 h. ago Liam Gallagher weighs in on Harry Styles' ticket outrage and says Oasis' pricing was 'reasonable' by comparison as fans slam 'diabolical' cost

Weighing in on the outage, Liam joked that he had bought tickets to Harry's tour which he planned on selling online for 'ten times the price.'

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9 h. ago Tim Henman is left in a sweaty mess as heat bomb hits the Australian Open

The extreme heat in Melbourne has taken its toll on all those at the Australian Open - and Tim Henman is no exception judging by recent footage.

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9 h. ago I Swear’s Peter Mullan on importance of acceptance at a time of intolerance

Peter Mullan has discussed the importance of acceptance at a time where “governments and populist leaders are making us all intolerant”.

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9 h. ago A bump to the head COULD trigger bipolar disorder, research shows

The 48-year-old rapper claims injury in 2002 led to him becoming 'detached from my true self' and, at times, 'unrecognisable' to people who loved him.

Science

9 h. ago ‘The land will be left as ashes’: why Patagonia’s wildfires are almost impossible to stop

Funding cuts, conspiracy theories and ‘powder keg’ pine plantations have seen January’s forest fires tear through Chubut in southern Argentina Lucas Chiappe had known for a long time that the fire was coming. For decades, the environmentalist had warned that replacing native trees in the Andes mountain range with highly flammable foreign pine was a recipe for disaster.In early January, flames raced down the Pirque hill and edged closer to his home in the Patagonian town of Epuyén, Argentina, where he had lived since the 1970s. Thirty people with six motor pumps fought for hours, hoses stretched for kilometres, but “there was no way”. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago Celeb SAS winner Gabby Allen admits there's 'no time for men' in Celebs Go Dating update

Gabby won the Channel 4 programme with Dani Dyer and Emily Seebohm

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9 h. ago Why visiting one of Japan's most popular tourist sights could be even cheaper this year

Cherry blossom is a popular sight to witness in the Asian country, and the flowering season brings in lots of visitors from March to April. But it could be cheaper this year.

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9 h. ago Razor shavers say is 'a cut above the rest' and 'best they've used in 50 years' drops to £13

'Cremo barber grade razors give you a clean, close, comfortable shave every time'.

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9 h. ago Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall has announced its next major new artwork for autumn 2026

Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall has announced its next major new artwork for autumn 2026  Time Out Worldwide

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9 h. ago Artemis 2 first crewed NASA Moon mission since 1972 to launch despite 'major' flaw

NASA is preparing to launch its Artemis II Moon mission on February 6, which will send four astronauts around the Moon for the first time in over 50 years despite concerns

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10 h. ago When is Champions League draw? Date, start time, TV channel and live stream for knockout play

Man City must win to have any chance of avoiding a play-off

Sport

10 h. ago Tim Henman is left in a sweaty mess as heat bomb hits the Australian Open tennis

The extreme heat in Melbourne has taken its toll on all those at the Australian Open - and Tim Henman is no exception judging by recent footage.

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10 h. ago Pancake maker under £5 in clever deal stack ahead of Shrove Tuesday

The Lakeland 2-in-1 Waffle and Pancake Maker is part of a double deal that shoppers can take advantage of just in time for Shrove Tuesday

Economics

10 h. ago A landmark David Hockney exhibition is coming to London – here’s why it will be one of the city’s best art shows in 2026

A landmark David Hockney exhibition is coming to London – here’s why it will be one of the city’s best art shows in 2026  Time Out Worldwide

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10 h. ago Hidden art collection from Theresienstadt ghetto to be displayed by London Holocaust library

Hidden art collection from Theresienstadt ghetto to be displayed by London Holocaust library  timesofisrael.com

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10 h. ago The Breakdown | So much at stake and Six Nations just the start in ‘massive year for rugby union’

We may know the sport’s future is bright when trendsetters worldwide are wearing Fabien Galthié-style shadesOn the surface it was business at usual at this year’s Six Nations launch in a chilly Edinburgh. Had the city’s most famous literary sleuth poked his nose into the venue at the top of the Royal Mile, Inspector Rebus would have clocked the usual suspects: head coaches trying not to divulge any secrets, captains quietly studying their opposite numbers and content creators seeking to “jazz up” their tournament previews.This year’s booby prize went to the “influencer” who asked Caelan Doris, Ireland’s captain, whether or not he liked Fabien Galthié’s thick-rimmed glasses. It was almost on a par with the Breakdown’s all-time classic: the day someone asked Rob Baxter, Exeter’s director of rugby, to pick his favourite motorway service station. “Taunton Deane,” came the instant reply. “Because it means we’re almost home.” Brilliant. Continue reading...

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