34 m. ago King's 'glorious' garden: Charles appears on the cover of Country Life to unveil his three

The magazine's cover was taken in a formal part of the gardens on the King's Norfolk estate by photographer Millie Pilkington.

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55 m. ago Criminal was on the loose for more than a WEEK after being released from prison in error, as David Lammy accused of being 'asleep at the wheel'

In the latest development in Labour's jails farce, the Ministry of Justice confirmed the unnamed inmate was detained last night, eight days after being mistakenly let out.

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88 m. ago Eddie Murphy reveals Robin Williams tried to talk him out of Oscar speech calling out lack of Black nominees

Murphy presented the Best Picture trophy at the 1988 Academy Awards

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2 h. ago Children are left 'screaming' after hardcore porn appears on ferry's TV during crossing from France to Britain

The ferry company, DFDS, issued an apology after the pornographic film was mistakenly broadcast during the journey from Dieppe to Newhaven last month.

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2 h. ago Victoria Derbyshire apologises to Newsnight viewers over live 'mistake' during interview

Broadcaster Victoria Derbyshire came under fire from viewers over not challenging a guest over his controversial comments during an interview on Newsnight

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3 h. ago King appears as magazine cover star in celebration of his garden makeover

The monarch has transformed the gardens at Sandringham in Norfolk with a magnolia walk, a sundial garden and a maze.

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3 h. ago Man hired cousin to kill girl, 17, who reported sex attack in doorstep shooting

Lenard White and Sheldon Robinson face multiple life sentences following the killing of teen Isabella Scavelli, who was shot to death by a gunman as she answered the door to her own home

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4 h. ago Dragon's Den star Deborah Meaden shares why you should keep garden leaves this autumn

Dragon's Den star Deborah Meaden has shared a video on social media, urging people not to clear away all the leaves in their garden, as they are "not just garden clutter"

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4 h. ago 3 reasons Deborah Meaden is telling people to keep autumn leaves in their garden

Dragon's Den star Deborah Meaden has shared a video on social media, urging people not to clear away all the leaves in their garden, as they are "not just garden clutter"

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4 h. ago Gardener shares simple way to prevent squirrels digging up your bulbs

A gardener has shared her go-to method for keeping squirrels away from her garden beds - and you only need one thing to recreate it in your own property

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4 h. ago Stop magpies from 'bullying' robins out of your garden with simple hack

Magpies are the bullies of the bird world and can often keep other smaller feathered creatures from entering your garden

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4 h. ago Best SAD lamps: We reveal whether sunrise clocks really work

For some, seasonal affective disorder - or SAD as it's commonly known - can make it extremely difficult to function normally during the darker months.

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4 h. ago Father, 46, was trying to save his son, 17, who was suddenly swept out to sea before pair both drowned off coast of Australia, inquest hears

Robin Reed, 46, and his son Owen, 17, from Caerphilly in south Wales, were on a day trip to a beach in Queensland on April 13 this year.

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5 h. ago Robins will be frightened by 'bully' pigeons and magpies if you make 1 mistake in garden

A flock of larger birds may start to congregate in your garden in autumn and winter as they seek food. Heres how to keep them away from your feeders.

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5 h. ago Ferry company apologises after children left ‘screaming’ by pornographic film

DFDS says film was broadcast mistakenly to passengers who had been watching F1 race on France-UK serviceA ferry company has apologised after children were left “screaming” when a pornographic film was played on one of its ships from France to Sussex.DFDS said it was “very sorry” over the incident, which happened onboard the ferry from Dieppe in France to Newhaven. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago DIY expert warns of 3 kitchen mistakes which could 'hurt' house value

If you are planning to put your home on the market, there are certain DIY projects which will likely lose your property value, according to a flooring expert who has warned about the biggest mistakes

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6 h. ago Children left screaming as ‘hardcore porn’ mistakenly played on ferry

DFDS says it is ‘very sorry’ about the incident

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6 h. ago Dad trying to save son in sea ends in tragedy after conditions 'changed'

Robin Reed, 46, and Owen Reed, 17, tragically died on a family holiday in Australia after the teenager had gotten into difficulty in the sea and his dad rushed in to rescue him

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6 h. ago Predators review – grimly compelling look at reality TV revenge hunt for child abusers

David Osit’s documentary takes a disturbing look at the televised shaming served up by the hit show To Catch a PredatorIt’s too soon to know for sure, but this may end up being ranked as one of the best nonfiction films of the year. At least let’s hope lots of people get to see this, even if it’s a mistake because they meant to buy a ticket for Predator: Badlands. Instead of an alien hunter with gnarly teeth, this offers a profoundly troubling meditation on our collective thirst for revenge – or at least the kind of bizarre performance art version of revenge as served up by reality TV show To Catch a Predator, a US series that ran from 2004 to 2007 and which featured weekly footage of paedophiles and would-be paedophiles being duped, shamed and arrested.Predators’ director David Osit, at first just an offscreen voice but eventually a fully seen (in every sense) presence, explains that he used to watch To Catch a Predator avidly as a young man. Every episode was roughly the same: a m...

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6 h. ago The BBC’s editing error was serious, but the response is way out of proportion | Margaret Sullivan

The broadcaster should not cave to Trump’s demandsYou can’t be in the news business and avoid mistakes. That’s why responsible media organizations correct their errors and acknowledge them to the public. It’s why newsroom leaders take steps, internally, to repair broken processes. It’s why they sometimes go so far as to apologize or take stories down.Some mistakes, of course, are worse than others. A misspelled name is one thing. Sustained coverage that is misleading or false is quite another. And there are plenty of gradations between those two poles.Margaret Sullivan is a Guardian US columnist writing on media, politics and culture Continue reading...

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