12 m. ago Horror classic that will leave you 'unsettled' and unable to sleep now streaming for free

The 1999 psychological horror film that has left viewers unable to sleep is available to watch on this streaming platform

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17 m. ago Denise Van Outen reveals she's given up on finding love in real life after huge move

TV presenter Denise Van Outen has revealed her huge move has left her feeling she will never find love 'in real life' again as she turns her attention to celebrity dating app Raya

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23 m. ago Revealed: The London borough where residents get the least exercise

TfL said inner London boroughs were more likely to achieve the exercise target than outer boroughs

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40 m. ago Sir Elton John opens up about ‘distressing’ sight loss and heartbreak of not seeing his children play

In September, Sir Elton revealed in a social media post that a ‘severe eye infection’ had left him limited vision in one eye.

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42 m. ago Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ could mean recession in the US and pain worldwide | Steven Greenhouse

The US president’s tariffs are vengeful and impetuous – and will have immense costs with no clear goalWith the huge and painful tariffs that Donald Trump announced on Thursday, “Tariff Man” is acting like a paranoid 12-year-old bully who is convinced that everyone has wronged him, and he wants revenge. But the president’s instrument of revenge – massive tariffs – is going to do serious damage to the US and global economies. Stock market investors are convinced that’s the case, with Wall Street and world stock markets losing trillions of dollars in value in recent days as a result of Trump’s obsession.The president has escalated his risky, vengeful trade war even though the US economy was in strong shape when he took office – the jobless rate was just 4.1%, inflation was below 3% and US economic growth was the strongest in the industrial world, with its stock market at record levels. So it’s unclear whether the US economy needed the shock treatment that Trump is inflicting. The price...

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42 m. ago ‘The law is another form of storytelling’: Philippe Sands in conversation with Juan Gabriel Vásquez

When Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet was arrested in London in 1998, lawyer Philippe Sands was part of the prosecution. As his book about the case comes out, he talks to the Colombian novelist about literature and justiceWhat do law and literature have in common? Do they represent similar impulses towards understanding human motives and behaviour, or are they fundamentally different systems? In his new book, 38 Londres Street, lawyer and writer Philippe Sands revisits the attempts to extradite and prosecute former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, beginning in 1998, in which he was involved. He also finds himself on the trail of Walther Rauff, a former SS officer featured in Sands’s award-winning book East West Street, who went on to seek refuge in Chile, later becoming involved in the Pinochet regime’s arrangements for the detention, torture and murder of its opponents. The Colombian novelist Juan Gabriel Vásquez, who trained as a lawyer but decided...

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45 m. ago Man shot by cops 'had built his own gun and dreamt of shoot outs'

David Joyce, 38, reportedly told a neighbour that he believed cameras were following him around and that he became paranoid that the police "are out to get me."

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80 m. ago Elton John on ‘distressing’ sight loss as he is unable to see his boys play

In September, Sir Elton revealed in a social media post that a ‘severe eye infection’ had left him limited vision in one eye.

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88 m. ago The quaint market town rocked by a 'drugs crisis': How gangs are flooding crack cocaine and heroin on to the streets of Keighley... and locals are left to pick up the pieces

On the face of it, Keighley is a picture postcard market town, just as attractive as historic Skipton, a few miles down the road across the North Yorkshire border.

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1 hour ago ‘Too sticky. Too saucy. Too weird’: could I persuade my son to eat the food of my heritage?

Before she became a mother, Samantha Ellis secretly judged other parents who let their children subsist on white bread and pesto-pasta. And when her son was born she couldn’t wait to share the Iraqi Jewish food of her ancestors. Unfortunately, he had other ideas My family takes food very seriously. So seriously that when my mother’s family left Iraq in 1971, limited to 20kg of luggage each, they found room for not one but two rolling pins. The truth is that, having used the rolling pins, I think they were right. Born in England, I grew up on my father’s stories, too, of going to a Baghdad street stall to buy hot samoon, Iraqi bread shaped like a teardrop, with a puffy middle and a crunchy crust, with amba (mango pickle) oozing out of it. But he left Baghdad even earlier, in 1951, in a mass airlift along with most of Iraq’s Jews. I grew up in Britain, homesick for a place I’ve never been to, and will probably never see. There are now just three Jews left in Iraq.Scattered across the ...

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1 hour ago Meta and Pinterest understood to have made donations to Molly Russell charity

The 14-year-old girl took her life in 2017 after viewing harmful material about suicide on social media platforms.

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1 hour ago Milton Keynes police shooting victim David Joyce 'had built his own gun and dreamt of shoot outs'

Shooting victim David Joyce, 38, reportedly told a neighbour that he believed cameras were following him around and that he became paranoid that the police "are out to get me"

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2 h. ago King Charles dragged into Prince Andrew 'Chinese spy' scandal after release of bombshell court documents

Charles was briefed by the Duke of York about an investment fund involving Yang Tengbo, who was banned from Britain on national security grounds

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2 h. ago EXC: Nineties pop legend sold millions of records... now she's now flipping burgers in a London pub

The star, now 50, has confounded showbiz expectations with her latest career move - MailOnline can reveal she has started working as a burger chef in a north London pub.

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2 h. ago Real Housewives of Cheshire insiders reveal how 'toxic' Dawn left stars with anxiety and the shocking cocaine controversy

A deliciously bitchy reality TV series that chronicles the lives of a select group of Cheshire's wealthiest women, it follows the WAGs as they go about their champagne-fuelled social lives.

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2 h. ago I moved to London for my dream job—here’s why i’m moving back home after just six months

I moved to London for my dream job—here’s why i’m moving back home after just six months  DMNews

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2 h. ago Afghan rights defender told she faces ‘no risk’ from Taliban as Home Office denies asylum

Woman who worked with western governments in her home country before fleeing the Taliban told to returnAn Afghan woman who risked her life to defend human rights in her home country before fleeing to the UK has been told by the Home Office it is safe for her to return after officials rejected her asylum claim.Mina (not her real name) worked for western government-backed projects and was involved in training and mentoring women across Afghanistan, which left her in grave danger even before the Taliban took over in 2021. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Ruben Amorim dropped Man Utd star for Manchester Derby in first show of authority

Alejandro Garnacho has fallen foul of Ruben Amorim in the past and left the Manchester United boss unimpressed against Nottingham Forest as he was accused of trying "too much"

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2 h. ago The Chase's Bradley Walsh opens up on health struggles and condition fans 'don't realise' he has

Bradley Walsh has opened up about his health struggles, revealing that he was left 'terrified' and suffering from 'vertigo' when he had to cross a rickety rope bridge in Japan

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2 h. ago Netflix's Virgin River season seven release date as filming begins

Netflix fans are left wondering when they will get the latest season of the hit show Virgin River as cast and crew head to Vancouver to start filming

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