22 m. ago Three new housing developments in Greater Manchester borough to have their fate decided this week

The planning panel is set to meet this week to have the final say on the proposals

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39 m. ago UEFA consider Champions League rule change after Arsenal paired with Real Madrid

UEFA revamped the Champions League this season and they are already considering making some changes ahead of next season's tournament due to Arsenal's clash with Real Madrid

Sport

42 m. ago 'Best ever' eyeliner hits Boots £10 sale after viral review from car crash survivor resurfaces

Shelby Pagan's review of the KVD Beauty Tattoo Liner went viral seven years ago after it survived a car crash - and now it's half price at Boots for 24 hours only

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1 hour ago MRI injection could cause 'deadly material to form in body' as experts warn not to take certain supplements before scan

MRI scans could become dangerous when gadolinium meets common molecules in food, scientists say

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1 hour ago Lanarkshire Philatelic Society members present varied displays during final meeting of session

Charles Darwin, 'War Hammer', the Crimean War and the Tour de France among the topics covered.

Sport

2 h. ago Mum's fury as teen dragged unconscious through park after being battered by gang

WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT: Hope Lyden, 13, was brutally beaten by a group of girls after she agreed to meet a friend at the weekend

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2 h. ago Luka Modric's incredible net worth, wife's football agent career, Swansea City ownership

Real Madrid icon Luka Modric has shocked the footballing world by announcing his intentions to invest in and become part-owner of Swansea City, but what do we really know about the Croatian?

Politics

2 h. ago Chosen Family review – fluid directing by Heather Graham ballasts enjoyable romcom

Graham denounces her toxic family and begins a new relationship, before discovering her beau’s preteen daughter to be a tiny psychopath in a tutuFor younger readers not well versed in last-century cinema, Heather Graham was one of the hottest ingenues in Hollywood throughout the 1990s; her greatest performance was arguably as Rollergirl in Paul Thomas Anderson’s Boogie Nights. Recently, she’s taken up writer-director duties (she made her debut in 2018 with a comedy called Half Magic) while continuing to star as well, and this sophomore effort impresses with its mildly acidic observations of contemporary mores. There aren’t exactly belly laughs in this tale of single yoga instructor Ann (Graham), but quite a few of zingers and bits that stick the landing nicely thanks to fluent direction and good comic timing from Graham and her excellent supporting cast, which is filled out by cracking actors who might not often be given as much spotlight as they get here.That’s entirely fitting giv...

Society

2 h. ago Man's life turned upside down on holiday when his brother called to tell him what criminals had done

Eathan Cooper's cloned car registration saw him swarmed by police and threatened by bailiffs

Events

2 h. ago Meet Lesley Paterson, the triathlete who wrote Netflix’s All Quiet on the Western Front

Paterson competed with broken bones to get her Oscar-winning film made: ‘I find meaning through suffering’

Politics

3 h. ago Harry Potter TV cast: Meet the stars playing Dumbledore, Hagrid, and McGonnagal in new JK Rowling series

The new Harry Potter cast has been unveiled, featuring John Lithgow as Dumbledore, Janet McTeer as McGonagall, and Nick Frost as Hagrid

Culture

3 h. ago Gloria Hunniford forced to quit Celebrity Bake Off after being dashed to hospital

Hunniford said that her absence was a ‘real shame’

Politics

3 h. ago Diplomats and aid officials meet in London as Sudan war enters third year

Diplomats and aid officials meet in London as Sudan war enters third year  Yahoo News UK

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3 h. ago Mikel Arteta has received plenty of warnings ahead of defining night as Arsenal boss

Arsenal take a 3-0 lead to the Bernabeu as they meet Real Madrid in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final on Wednesday night

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3 h. ago The real reason Stacey Solomon's mum is nowhere to be seen in her new family reality show with Joe Swash

Stacey & Joe, which follows the lives of the Loose Women star's life at Pickle Cottage, hit our screens earlier this month on BBC One.

Politics

4 h. ago Robert Pires: ‘Arsenal’s Champions League final defeat still hurts – it’s a wound that’ll never heal’

Exclusive interview: Arsenal travel to the Bernabeu looking to reach the Champions League semi-finals and return to the stage of one of Pires’ most painful Gunners memories

Sport

4 h. ago Britain's most hated mother's torment in the school WhatsApp group: I was bullied and called a s*** in the mums' chat

Carla Bellucci, from Hertfordshire, likened the chats to 'school bullying' and says she was repeatedly left out by other mums, who wouldn't invite her to meet-ups.

Politics

4 h. ago The Thicket review – Peter Dinklage is a bounty hunter in harsh western with unusual chill

Peter Dinklage and Juliette Lewis star in a horse opera set in a snowbound world of bars, brothels and wide open spacesHere is a western starring Peter Dinklage, but forget hot sun-baked gullies and leather-skinned cowboys riding sweatily through rattlesnake country. The Thicket takes place in a hard, snowbound wilderness interspersed with equally hard, snowbound little townships consisting mainly of bars and brothels. You can see the breath in the air and the blood on the snow. The plot is staple horse opera: a kidnapped maiden must be rescued by a motley group of good-ish guys with mixed motives, headed up by Dinklage playing a bounty hunter character offering a similar vein of dry, world-weary cynicism as his breakthrough role as Tyrion in Game of Thrones, only much less aristocratic. He is joined by Gbenga Akinnagbe as his right hand man, with whom Dinklage has nice chemistry, and Levon Hawke, as a naive young Christian whose sister has been kidnapped by ruffians.The ruffians ar...

Politics

4 h. ago Underdogs: The Truth About Britain’s White Working Class review – a complicated class portrait

Journalist Joel Budd travels around Britain demolishing Brexit myths in a nuanced study of a social group too often reduced to a cartoon by politiciansOn 13 November 1968, a 35-year-old Labour politician got to his feet in the House of Commons and had a go at the ranks of Conservative members who faced him. Six or so months after Enoch Powell had delivered his infamously racist “rivers of blood” speech in Birmingham, David Winnick – who was then the MP for Croydon South – had decided to attack the Tory fashion for bemoaning immigration to the UK from such countries as India and Pakistan and expressing faux sympathy with deprived communities in British cities. “Many of those who act as the champions of the white person against immigrants,” he said, “have not in the past gone out of their way to defend the interests of the white working class.”As the Economist journalist Joel Budd points out in this nuanced, enlightening book about the people and places Winnick was referring to, this ...

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6 h. ago Inside HS2: Meet London's miners working on the Northolt tunnels

Inside HS2: Meet London's miners working on the Northolt tunnels  BBC

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