75 m. ago 'Incredibly fast' power bank plummets from £200 to £26 in limited time deal

'It's a lifesaver on long car journeys, keeping both of my kids' devices charged up thanks to the USB-C port.'

Economics

75 m. ago Jurgen Klopp tears up for 'family member' Diogo Jota as emotional tribute paid

Earlier this year, Diogo Jota and his brother, André Filipe Teixeira da Silva, sadly died in a car crash in the Spanish province of Zamora, and Jurgen Klopp has opened up on the effect it had on him

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79 m. ago Escape To The Chateau fans have a burning question as Dick and Angel Strawbridge announce return to TV with 'magical' new series

The reality show follows the lives of the couple and their kids Dorothy, 10, and Arthur, 12, as they renovated their 19th-century Château de la Motte-Husson in Martigné-sur-Mayenne, France.

Events

89 m. ago Diamond Sky review – fairytale heist thriller has its head in the clouds

Mesmerising leads Hassan Najib and Elena Rivers play a pair of young hotel workers who carry out high-end robberies in this oddly unconvincing storyIt’s not fair to critics who want to avoid spoilers but there’s a twist at the end of this romance-focused crime thriller that partly explains why everything that has come before has been so oddly stilted, unconvincing and thinly sketched out. Presumably, writer-director Felix Mackenzie was hoping to create a fairytale-like atmosphere but with a present-day London setting.We’re supposed to feel enchanted by the tale of Lucan (Hassan Najib) and Alice (Elena Rivers), two crazy young kids pulling off heists while working day jobs as a bell boy and chambermaid, respectively, in a small hotel. But most viewers will just wonder why their high jinks are so incredibly unconvincing, why they trust their criminal mastermind handlers to show up with escape cars at exactly the moment needed, and why they live in a flat that looks as if it was hired ...

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1 hour ago Gucci owner Kering to sell beauty unit to L’Oreal in £3.5bn deal

Luxury fragrance brand House of Creed will become part of the L’Oreal Luxe division under the deal.

Economics

1 hour ago Poor Creatures, by Mairi Kidd review: 'the girl behind Frankenstein'

This engrossing novel takes a subtle approach to charting the formative years of Mary Shelley, writes David Robinson

Events

2 h. ago Sydney Sweeney's boxing biopic Christy is trashed by critics who brand it 'cliched' in series of savage reviews

Sydney Sweeney's boxing biopic Christy has been branded 'cliched' in a series of lukewarm reviews - after the actress gained 30lbs to play world champion.

Culture

2 h. ago King Charles' pal shares update on Royal Family amid 'depressing' Prince Andrew claims

Gyles Brandreth has shared an update on the 'depressing' claims about Prince Andrew as he opened up on an 'important' event the monarch is set to attend amid the scandal

Politics

2 h. ago Brandy apologises to fans and thanks Monica after leaving show mid

The singer posted on social media that she left the stage in Chicago due to fears that she might faint.

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3 h. ago Man branded neighbour 'paedo' and filmed him installing CCTV in seven

Marek Powalski's behaviour left his neighbour scared to go to the garage in case it caused issues, a court heard

Culture

3 h. ago Nicola Roberts: ‘I have friends that didn’t manage to make it to 40 – it’s a privilege getting older’

The Girls Aloud star opens up about loss, social pressure and why she’s done with punishing her skin in the pursuit of youth.

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4 h. ago ‘Winning the Turner made me more ferocious’: Helen Marten on the prize’s downside – and her epic new work

Almost a decade after becoming the Turner’s second youngest winner, the artist talks about her dazzling new opera sets, her paper bag collection – and the sadness she felt when her work was wildly misinterpreted‘I don’t think I’ve ever worked so hard,” says Helen Marten. “I’ve literally not taken a day off for four months.” The artist is talking about 30 Blizzards, a two-hour opera for which she was commissioned, by Art Basel Paris and the fashion brand Miu Miu, to write the libretto and design the staging. Featuring 30 main characters – named things like The Mother, The Baker, The Asphalt, The Forest – and a chorus collectively called Dust, the whole piece moves from “deepest night through all of these iterations of the day – dawn, afternoon, then back to deepest night”. It will take place in a space 200 metres long, with the audience able to mingle with the performers throughout.It sounds exhausting, but Marten, by her own admission, is “a total workaholic”. During our lengthy cha...

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4 h. ago ITV cancels new reality show in major blow after poor ratings

The ITV show debuted earlier this year but is said to have been axed following disappointing ratings and received a mixed response from viewers who branded it 'pointless'

Culture

4 h. ago Walkers axes 'classic' crisp line and fans say they're 'devastated'

One fan said 'They’re our family’s favourite crisp. Absolutely devastated'

Politics

4 h. ago Rugby LIVE: England exclude two key men from squad as hero reduced to tears

England have called upon a breakthrough youngster for their training squad ahead of the upcoming autumn internationals

Politics

5 h. ago The Uncool by Cameron Crowe review – inside rock’s wildest decade

From shadowing a cocaine-addled David Bowie to winning over Joni Mitchell, deliciously readable tales from the director of Almost FamousCameron Crowe spent his youth being in the right place at the right time. In 1964, aged seven, he was taken by his mother to see “a kid named Bob Dylan” play a local college gym. By the age of 14, living in San Diego, he was writing record reviews for a local underground magazine whose main aim was to bring down Richard Nixon. Shortly after that, he started interviewing the bands of the day as they came through California – first Humble Pie for Creem, and then the Eagles, the Allman Brothers Band and Led Zeppelin for Rolling Stone.Crowe previously fictionalised his story in the 2000 film Almost Famous, which he wrote and directed. His lyrical and compulsively readable memoir The Uncool is bookended by the opening of a musical version, which coincides with the death of Crowe’s mother Alice whose aphorisms, including “Put some goodness in the world be...

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7 h. ago Advice to feed babies peanuts early and often helped 60,000 kids avoid allergies, study finds

A study that upended medical practice by recommending feeding babies peanut products early to prevent allergies has had a big effect in the real world

Politics

10 h. ago Sylvester Stallone's wife Jennifer Flavin shares controversial theory about trans nepo babies in Hollywood

Stallone's model wife, 57, appeared to allude to a repeatedly debunked myth that litter boxes have been placed in American schools for children who identify as cats.

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11 h. ago I'm a dentist and there are five things I'd never DREAM of giving to kids

A family dentist has shocked parents online after revealing the five things he would never give his own children.

Politics

13 h. ago Euston: 'Absolute carnage' as all lines near London station closed after 'emergency'

Euston: 'Absolute carnage' as all lines near London station closed after 'emergency'  Daily Express

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