3 h. ago Sophia Hutchins' cause of death revealed after Caitlyn Jenner's pal's horrific accident

Sophia Hutchins died aged 29 earlier this month, with the cause of death of Caitlyn Jenner's friend and manager revealed on her death certificate

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8 h. ago Chloe Kelly admits 'I haven't bought a wedding anniversary card' amid Euro focus

Chloe Kelly described her husband Scott Moore as her 'best friend' having tied the knot in just under a year ago, but admits she's been so focused on the Euros her first anniversary is on the back burner

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9 h. ago Man told friend he was scared of ex accused of stabbing him to death – court

Kirsty Carless, 33, is on trial accused of murdering Louis Price, 31, in the early hours of Christmas Day last year.

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10 h. ago My friends made plans without me – is it OK to invite myself?

New research has shed light on the psychology of ‘self-invitation’, and why people hold back from asking to join others’ plansI’m at the pub with my friend, catching up over drinks, when her friend walks in – let’s call her Clara.Clara mentions the party she’s throwing next weekend. Our mutual friend is counting down the days, but it’s news to me.I’m an adult. Why do I regress under my parents’ roof?I like my own company. But do I spend too much time alone?People say you’ll know – but will I regret not having children? Continue reading...

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10 h. ago My friends made plans without me – is it weird to invite myself?

New research has shed light on the psychology of ‘self-invitation’, and why people hold back from asking to join others’ plansI’m at the pub with my friend, catching up over drinks, when her friend walks in – let’s call her Clara.Clara mentions the party she’s throwing next weekend. Our mutual friend is counting down the days, but it’s news to me.I’m an adult. Why do I regress under my parents’ roof?I like my own company. But do I spend too much time alone?People say you’ll know – but will I regret not having children? Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Mother of Brit who vanished in Italy a year ago during trip with woman he met online says she has received mystery messages

Michael Frison, 26, from Chard, in Somerset, disappeared in rural Luras on July 13, 2024 while staying with friend Niomi Orlandini, 27, from Jersey.

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10 h. ago Tour de France 2025: Abrahamsen wins fast and furious stage 11 as Pogacar falls in Toulouse – live

Updates from Wednesday’s stage around ToulouseStage-by-stage guide | And you can also email AmyThere’s about 8km left of the neutralised start. On the TV coverage, reporters have been asking the riders how they spent the rest day. Both Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogačar say they had haircuts. Pogačar seemed very pleased that he’d had a ride with a proper cafe stop as well.Bill has emailed in with his thoughts on today’s stage:Given the profile of the parcours, I can’t see any breakaway thrilling heroics ending well, as the day sets in for the bunch sprint.I’m genuinely pleased that Healy is in yellow, he got a proper stomp on on Monday, and seems to be in a position to keep hold of the jersey today. If he keeps his wits about him, it’s only his Toulouse. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Lisa Faulkner shares genuine thoughts on Gregg Wallace and John Torode bond before scandal

John Torode's wife Lisa Faulkner has previously spoken about the close relationship her husband shared with John Torode, just months before the allegations were upheld

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11 h. ago Comedian Shappi Khorsandi claims she was 'shoulder barged' by bar staff at London pub after they 'humiliated her friend for having a visible panty line' in now

The TV comedian, 52, is a regular on comedy panel shows including Have I Got News For You and 8 out 10 Cats.

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12 h. ago The cowboy as a symbol of America: Jim Krantz’s best photograph

‘When I look at this photograph I want to be that guy. He’s super alive and in the moment. Everything about it is energising, masculine, powerful’I’m not a cowboy and I don’t ride horses, but I’ve been around them my whole life. My dad had a furniture store near the stockyards in south Omaha, and I would watch the cattle being moved between pens ready to go to auction. I sensed a freedom in the cowboys that I related to. I’ve always been an explorer, it’s my nature. I’m more comfortable and I feel most alive in situations I’m not familiar with. I am always drawn to this same type – I’ve photographed test pilots and astronauts – the strong, quiet, self-directed types who seem to be in control of their destiny.This shot of Mark, a friend of mine, was taken in 2014. All my images are productions, I don’t just happen to be there. I build a narrative and visit locations – it’s more like making a movie, it’s very intentional. I scout locations that connect to what I want to represent. Thi...

Culture

12 h. ago ‘Our food, our heritage, our culture’: the chef highlighting Palestinian cuisine

For Sami Tamimi, preparing the food of his homeland is an act of resilience and keeping his culture aliveFood is both deeply personal and political for Sami Tamimi, the Palestinian chef and food writer, whose first solo cookbook is an emotional culinary ride down memory lane through the bountiful seasons of his homeland – and an effort to preserve the ingredients, techniques and traditions which have long been targeted by the Israeli occupation.Boustany: A Celebration of Vegetables from My Palestine is a masterclass on how less is so often more when it comes to creating food that connects with people and how the joy derived from cooking and sharing food can, in itself, be an act of resistance. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago Oasis tickets cost dad £700 but email hours before gig left him vomiting

Phil Hessey bought tickets for himself, his son Kaiden, 15, and a family friend for the show in Manchester on Saturday - but things didn't go to plan.

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13 h. ago Police Scotland appeal after 'disruptive passenger' causes disturbance on Glasgow

A man has been arrested and charged in connection.

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13 h. ago In new book, Ellen Burstyn reveals the secret that fueled her award

Oscar-winning actor Ellen Burstyn has a new book coming out in 2026 that explores her connection to poetry

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14 h. ago Healey: ‘No justification for most names in Afghan data leak to claim asylum in Britain’

John Healey has said there is “no justification” for most of the names in Afghan data leak to claim asylum, stating that the majority of individuals had no connection to Britain’s armed forces.

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14 h. ago Two Cardiff women charged in connection with murder of Joanne Penney

They are accused of being involved with the murder of Joanne Penney - a mother from Talbot Green

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14 h. ago 'I'd see him again... as a friend': They were almost perfectly matched from their hobbies to their shoes

Every week, FEMAIL asks two singletons to report back from their blind date. Today, Elisha and Henry, both 24, recount their lunch, where they bonded over their love of nerd culture and Doctor Who...

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15 h. ago I was in denial about my drinking until the morning I woke up to my five

Sarah Rusbatch battled with booze up until her 40s, and then she had a bad fall at a friend's birthday party...

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15 h. ago 'I lost 10 stone after overhearing my son's friend say five crushing words'

It was an excruciating moment that prompted Nicola Singleton, a mother of five, to embark on a weight loss journey after an "addiction" to food saw her tip the scales at 21 and a half stone

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16 h. ago Friendship review – male inadequacy barbecued in Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd’s comedy bromance

Robinson is magnificently cringeworthy as a man in thrall to his cool neighbour Rudd in Andrew DeYoung’s film, as divisive as a Vimto/Marmite cocktailHere is a goofy-surreal comedy from first-time feature-maker Andrew DeYoung starring sketch comic Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd; it is potentially as divisive as a Vimto-Marmite cocktail. It is a shaggy dog tale of ineffable silliness, operating ostensibly on the realist lines of indie US cinema but sauntering sideways from its initial premise, getting further and further from what had appeared to be a real issue: how difficult it is for grown men to make new friends.In this case, a beta-male chump attempts to be mates with his supercool new neighbour and you might even suspect that the film’s progressive excursion into stoner unseriousness itself enacts men’s avoidant nature, their inability to find an emotionally intelligent connection with each other. The result is not unlike the darkly wacky entertainments of Jim Hosking or Todd Solon...

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