45 m. ago Brighten autumn wardrobes with Helen Skelton's 'elegant' pink maxi coat that's on sale

Helen Skelton recently showcased to her fans and BBC viewers that autumn doesn't mean just shades of dark red, purple, brown and grey - pastel pink can be all year round

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63 m. ago Red Cross convoy travels along Gaza coast in preparation for Israeli hostage release

A Red Cross convoy appears to travel along the Gaza coast after Donald Trump confirmed Israel and Hamas had agreed to the first phase of a “historic” peace deal.

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69 m. ago How to tell difference between covid, flu, RSV and common cold winter 2025

Spot these red flags to tell different common bugs and viruses apart this winter

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83 m. ago ITV This Morning turns awkward as Freddie Flintoff calls out Ben Shephard live on air

This Morning presenter Ben Shephard was left feeling a little red-faced during Thursday (October 9) episode

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2 h. ago 'Best soup recipe ever' is perfect for when you've got a cold

This soup recipe is said to be 'the best you'll ever eat' and is perfect for fighting off colds as it's packed with anti-inflammatory ingredients

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2 h. ago 'Best soup recipe ever' is perfect for fighting off colds and is ready in just 30 minutes

A foodie has shared a 'best ever' chicken soup recipe that's perfect for when you're feeling under the weather, as it's packed with anti-inflammatory ingredients.

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2 h. ago 'Major anomaly' comet weighing more than expected pictured hurtling past Mars

3I/ATLAS is much larger than scientists previously thought, and it passed close to the Red Planet this week.

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2 h. ago Ninja kitchen gadget that is 'surprisingly quiet' now less than £100

This Ninja gadget is the perfect addition to your kitchen

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3 h. ago The apple of their eye: David and Romeo Beckham share sweet moments with Harper on the red carpet as the family come together to support Victoria

David and Romeo Beckham shared sweet moments with Harper on the red carpet as the family came together to support Victoria at the premiere of her new Netflix documentary.

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3 h. ago Mary Berry's chicken pasta bake is 'the perfect family dish' ready in under 30 minutes

Mary Berry's chicken pasta bake is a delicious and comforting dish that's perfect for feeding the whole family. It's quick and easy to make, and is sure to become a firm favourite

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3 h. ago One kitchen staple cleans skirting boards and leaves them 'gleaming'

Cleaning skirting boards can feel like a daunting task when scuff marks and dirt refuse to budge. But a simple method can easily change that

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4 h. ago Morrison’s £3 gadget will declutter your countertops & make the most out of a tiny kitchen

A GADGET at Morrison's that costs just £3 will help declutter countertops and make the most out of any tiny kitchen. The high street supermarket is currently selling a kettle and a two-slice toaster, as part of their basics range, for just £3 each. The normal retail price is £9 for either gadget. Both items...

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6 h. ago 'I look so much like Ed Sheeran, I have to wear a disguise when going to the shops'

Red-headed Ty Jones is the spitting image of Ed Sheeran - and is constantly being mobbed by the star's fans

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6 h. ago Real reason why Victoria Beckham always looks so 'moody' and it's David Beckham's fault

Victoria Beckham has opened up about the real reason why she always looks so "miserable" and has pinned the blame on her husband David Beckham and his red carpet habit

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6 h. ago England beware: terminally obsessed Marnus Labuschagne has gone back to basics | Jonathan Liew

Australian batter, an evangelical Christian who believes this is all written out in advance, may force his way back for the AshesMarnus Labuschagne carefully spreads butter on both sides of a slice of white bread. “That’s the key,” he tells the camera as he brings down the lid of his sandwich grill. “Boom. Then you get it crisp on both sides.” He lifts the lid to reveal a golden square of pure toasted goodness, the melted cheese happily bubbling away inside. “So this is the trick of the trade,” he announces. At which point, he does something horrific and unspeakable.Already, I sense, a glaze of ennui is beginning to form across your eyes. The red lights of sportswriting pretension are flashing wildly. You’re probably aware that Labuschagne scored 160 for Queensland this week and is being feverishly talked up for an Australian Test recall before the Ashes. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Mick Jagger, 82, is overjoyed with fiancée Melanie Hamrick, 38, at New York City Ballet's Fall Fashion Gala

Mick Jagger looked over the moon when he and his fiancée Melanie Hamrick hit the red carpet for the New York City Ballet's 2025 Fall Fashion Gala on Wednesday evening.

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7 h. ago The Poems of Seamus Heaney review – collected works reveal his colossal achievement

The complete works, including previously unpublished poems and expert notes, are brought together in one volume for the first timeBaudelaire introduced ordinary objects into poetry – likening the sky to a pan lid – and by doing so revolutionised poetic language. Likewise, Seamus Heaney introduced Northern Irish vernacular into the English lyric, peppering his lines with words like glarry, the Ulster word for muddy; kesh, from Irish ceis, a wickerwork causeway; and dailigone, “daylight gone” or dusk, from Ulster-Scots. It is this that gives his writing a mulchy richness and cultural resonance that remain unique in contemporary poetry. One of the key poems in North (1975) is a version of Baudelaire’s The Digging Skeleton, to which Heaney brings an Irish flavour – the skeletons dig the earth “like navvies”. It’s especially rich as digging for Heaney is also a metaphor for writing, while the archaeological metaphor resonates with the darkly symbolic bog poems.Bringing all Heaney’s poems...

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7 h. ago Keir Starmer promises bonfire of red tape for struggling pubs with key changes

Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he is backing pubs and bars 'to thrive' with a four-week rapid review aiming to rip up old licensing rules

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8 h. ago Worried about rising bills and getting by? Keir Starmer has the answer: try chewing a flag! | Aditya Chakrabortty

The PM wants to talk about patriotism when the issue that is really affecting people is the cost of living. If he doesn’t wise up, that dissonance will sink himThe ancient charge levelled against politicians is that they chase public opinion as tirelessly as terriers tailing a caravan. When voters shout, ministers jump to and blurt out a reply, no matter how bad. But there is one problem above any other that Britons say causes them personal distress. It is pushing many to desperate action. It’s the same issue that may well seal the next election. It’s no secret, but instead regularly flashes deepest red in polls. Yet it is neither discussed by our prime minister nor receives urgent ministerial attention. And no newspaper is bawling about it in 72-point type.Here is a case study in just how warped politics and the media are in 2025, and how MPs and journalists work against the interests of their voters and audiences. I refer to the cost of living.Aditya Chakrabortty is a Guardian col...

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8 h. ago Rachel Roddy’s recipe for red peppers stuffed with orzo, tuna, capers and herbs | A kitchen in Rome

Small pasta shapes from a wondrous Roman bakery inspire a delicious dish that will keep for daysJust beyond the hard rush of Viale Marconi, in the quieter Via Gerolamo Cardano, is a popular bakery called Albanesi il forno delle meraviglie, meaning “the oven [or bakery] of wonders”. Established in 1959 by Aldo Albanesi, and now run by his sons Adriano and Alessandro, Albanesi is wondrous also for its size. Behind an 11-window shopfront lies almost 500 sq m of shop floor, and a small maze of laboratories in which almost everything that can be made is made: bread, pizza, pies, cakes, biscuits, fresh egg pasta, sauces, baked pasta and other dishes that are ready to eat. The snake of glass-fronted counters also hold cheese, other dairy products, cured meats, and vegetables and olives preserved in various ways, while the shelves are packed with everyday provisions of good and practical quality. This is a shop with something for everyone.It also sells acini di pepe, a tiny pasta shaped lik...

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