86 m. ago Liverpool transfer news: Florian Wirtz decides on record move as bombshell statement emerges

Liverpool may have a weekend to remember ahead of them but the newly minted Premier League champions are already getting down to business in the transfer market

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1 hour ago Sir David Attenborough's Scots cameraman backs groundbreaking 'ecocide' law

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Celebrated BBC wildlife photographer Doug Allan has hailed MSP Monica Lennon's 'powerful' proposals to tackle eco criminals.

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1 hour ago Parents of murder victim Claire Inglis warn new bail law risks women's lives

Claire’s parents want First Minister John Swinney to explain why victims are being placed “in the line of fire" via new laws that make it easier for violent domestic abusers to be bailed from court.

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3 h. ago Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv under Russian drone attacks for second night running

At least seven injured as officials warn more drone and missile strikes likely, while large-scale prisoner swap continues. What we know on day 1,187See all our Ukraine war coverageRussian drones attacked the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, early on Sunday and injured at least seven people, as debris set an apartment building on fire and damaged homes, officials said. The head of Kyiv city’s military administration, Tymur Tkachenko, said “more than a dozen enemy drones” were flying around the capital early on Sunday. The Kyiv mayor, Vitali Klitschko, said the city was “under attack” but “air defences are operating”, telling citizens to stay in shelters.A day earlier, Ukraine’s air force said Russia launched 14 ballistic missiles and 250 attack drones on Kyiv, injuring 15 people in one of the biggest assaults on the Ukrainian capital since the beginning of the war more than three years ago. Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, said the attacks indicated Moscow was “prolonging the war On...

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4 h. ago Angela Rayner wages war on developers who fail to deliver on promised homes under 'radical' housing overhaul

The Deputy Prime Minister plans to give councils powers to seize land from unsatisfactory housebuilders who leave vital development sites unfinished.

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6 h. ago Wynne Evans says he is not a misogynist after remarks during Strictly tour

The Welsh tenor issued a statement saying he had agreed with the BBC to take some time out from his radio show.

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7 h. ago Extra stop and search powers in place after two separate stabbings in 24 hours

The Section 60 authority is in place until Sunday evening

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7 h. ago Graeme Shinnie announces his own amazing Scottish Cup history and names person who deserves Aberdeen success most

After his captain success with Inverness, he claims a little slice of history by skippering two teams to Cup glory

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7 h. ago Angela Rayner declares war on developers who don't build promised homes with major rules change

Deputy PM Angela Rayner vowed to 'hold their feet to the fire' to get homes built with planned new powers for councils as the Government battles to fix the housing crisis

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9 h. ago Lib Dem accused of abuse of power over 'I want you' texts to translator on Ukraine visit

The Tewkesbury MP sent intimate WhatsApp messages to the woman who had been tasked with working with the delegation of MPs in February while they were on a visit to Ukraine.

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9 h. ago Brian Priske is Rangers 'contender' as new name enters Ibrox manager frame as boss search goes on

The Ibrox hierarchy are still on the hunt for a permanent manager as they continue working behind the scenes on an appointment

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9 h. ago ITV Britain's Got Talent judge KSI booed by live audience after controversial statement

KSI has stood in as a judge for Bruno Tonioli and appeared in the last semi-final on Saturday, May 24

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9 h. ago Alan Davies: ‘I get called Jonathan Creek all the time – nowadays people think I’m James May’

The British comedian and actor on encouraging hecklers, why Will Ferrell deserves an Oscar and his love for Kylie MinogueIn your first memoir, My Favourite People and Me, you picked Kylie Minogue as one of your favourite people – but added that you stopped loving her when I Should Be So Lucky came out. To make this a question: how dare you?Ah, Kylie. She’s completely adored everywhere she goes, and I adore her as well. I fell for her when she was Charlene in Neighbours – I was a student studying drama in the 80s and the only drama that any of us cared about was Neighbours. Australian girls were the pin-ups for everybody in England. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Kris Boyd coins a new phrase trolling Celtic as he says a major sorry to the 'Treble Basher'

The former Rangers star couldn't contain himself as he took to social media to react to the Scottish Cup Final

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10 h. ago 'Russians may be involved in arson attacks at properties linked to Keir Starmer'

Police are said to be keeping an "open mind" to the possibility of Russian involvement in several arson attacks made on properties linked to Prime Minister Keir Starmer

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12 h. ago BREAKING: Lewis Hamilton handed Monaco GP penalty as F1 stewards issue statement on Max Verstappen clash

Max Verstappen was impeded by Lewis Hamilton during qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix and the Ferrari star has been punished despite the team being mostly to blame

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12 h. ago Lewis Hamilton handed Monaco GP penalty as F1 stewards issue statement on Max Verstappen clash

Max Verstappen was impeded by Lewis Hamilton during qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix and the Ferrari star has been punished despite the team being mostly to blame

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13 h. ago Barry Keoghan reveals key turning point in addiction struggle

Oscar-nominated star Barry Keoghan has candidly opened up about his struggles with addiction, revealing he has been to rehab for treatment after losing many family members to drugs

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13 h. ago Northampton heartbreak as Penaud inspires Bordeaux to Champions Cup glory

Final: Northampton 20-28 Bordeaux BèglesFrench side claim their first Champions Cup titleBeneath the roof of Welsh rugby’s noisiest cathedral here was a game to raise anybody’s blood pressure. There have been some extraordinary finals in this tournament but none as breathless or frenetic for such long periods. This was rugby on fast forward, a blink-and-you-miss-it thriller that finally ended with Bordeaux winning the first Champions Cup title in their history.They just about deserved their special vintage but what a contest. Northampton, reduced to 13 players at one stage with two men in the sin-bin, were heroically brave and insanely committed. Every single Saint refused to bend the knee despite a worsening casualty list and collectively played a full part in a final that rocked and rolled from start to finish. Continue reading...

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13 h. ago The Manchester researcher on a mission to help women be kinder to themselves

Meet the women using science to help us to silence our inner critic – with the power of self-affirmation

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