64 m. ago Is Ian McEwan right – has the water bottle trend become ‘deranged’?

As the Booker Prize-winning author claims that the modern obsession with slaking our thirst has gotten out of hand, Helen Coffey looks at why hydration routines are the next big generational divide

Politics

93 m. ago Fox News host Jesse Watters slams ‘No Kings’ protesters after admitting his mom was one of them

‘Sometimes I think I was adopted,’ complained the right-wing anchor on ‘The Five’ on Monday

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1 hour ago Man killed by falling tree branch, pedestrian blown into traffic as storm lashes parts of New Zealand

A man was struck and killed by a tree branch in Wellington as dangerous winds and heavy rain buffeted parts of the country

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2 h. ago ‘I knew in my head we were dying’: the last voyage of the Scandies Rose

When a fishing boat left port in Alaska in December 2019 with an experienced crew, an icy storm was brewing. What happened to them shows why deep sea fishing is one of the most dangerous professions in the worldThe Scandies Rose fishing boat set out to sea from Kodiak, Alaska on 30 December 2019 with a crew of seven, into weather as bad as anything December could throw. “It was enough of a shitty forecast,” said one of the crew in later testimony, “I didn’t think we were going to leave that night.” At 8.35pm, fierce, frigid winds were blowing. Some boats stayed in harbour but the Scandies Rose still set out. “We knew the weather was going to be bad,” said deckhand Dean Gribble, “but the boat’s a battleship, we go through the weather.”The boat was carrying 7,000kg of bait and was headed north towards the Bering Sea. “She was trim, said Dean, and a good boat. Gary Cobban was a good captain. One of the last jobs before departure was to stack the crab pots properly. There were 198 on bo...

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2 h. ago Ruben Amorim must avoid two words after excellent Manchester United win

Ruben Amorim secured the biggest win of his Man Utd tenure against Liverpool but it cannot be a false dawn.

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2 h. ago Man killed by tree branch, pedestrian blown into road as storm buffets Wellington, New Zealand

A man was struck and killed by a tree branch in Wellington, New Zealand, as dangerous winds and heavy rain buffeted parts of the country

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3 h. ago Arsenal news: Viktor Gyokeres handed blunt warning as 'unacceptable' incident called out

Arsenal retained their place at the top of the Premier League table after their 1-0 win over Fulham while increasing their lead over the chasing pack

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3 h. ago Manchester United's £16m transfer mistake could be about to come back to haunt them

Man United sold Danny Welbeck to Arsenal for £16m in the 2014 summer transfer window.

Economics

4 h. ago Obama ridiculed over latest comments about his 'eyesore' presidential library as first pics show inside hulking monolith

Barack Obama is facing backlash for his $850 million presidential library in Chicago that will feature a basketball court, large art installations and a museum.

Politics

4 h. ago Trump knocks down White House wing for $250m 'Versailles meets Vegas' ballroom

A portion of the White House building is being demolished by Donald Trump for a huge new ballroom

Politics

6 h. ago Donald Trump demolishes part of the White House for $250 million ballroom

Donald Trump is having part of the East Wing demolished so he can have a grand, 25,000 square feet ballroom to accommodate state dinners and other formal events

Politics

6 h. ago Trump starts DEMOLISHING White House East Wing to build new $250 million ballroom

DONALD Trump has started tearing down the White House's East Wing to make way for a fresh $250 million ballroom. The lavish renovation plans involve building a 25,000 square feet space to host state dinners and other black-tie events. Reports suggest it will house crystal chandeliers, gilded columns and gold inlays. The opulent designs, reminiscent...

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7 h. ago Jamie Oliver says he's 'in a place of real gratitude' as he reflects on turning 50

As he marks his 50th birthday and 25 years of marriage, Jamie Oliver reflects on gratitude, family life and why he’s saying no to ‘mood hoovers’

Politics

7 h. ago Swinney insulting intelligence of Scottish people on independence, says Starmer

The First Minister said this month that Sir Keir Starmer would have to resign if his party wins the majority it seeks at the Holyrood election.

Politics

7 h. ago How to watch Arsenal vs Atletico Madrid: TV channel and live stream for Champions League today

Gunners head into matchday three with two wins from two

Sport

7 h. ago Courageous officers on Pride of Britain win after stopping dangerous killer

Inspector Moloy Campbell, PC Cameron King and PC Yasmin Mechem-Whitfield have tonight been honoured with an Outstanding Bravery award at the Pride of Britain Awards

Events

7 h. ago Prince Andrew has paid no rent on Royal Lodge for more than 20 years

Prince Andrew signed a deal to lease Royal Lodge in Windsor in 2003

Politics

7 h. ago From Footballers’ Wives to Big Brother why 2000 was the year when British TV really hit a sweet spot

THE year 2000 didn’t just mark the start of a new Millennium, it was also the moment when British TV really hit a sweet spot. We still had high-octane belters like Baywatch and Gladiators dominating the schedules, but then in came the enfant terrible of telly — Big Brother. The decade that followed brought us...

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8 h. ago Pride of Britain's glam red carpet looks from Helen Flanagan to Carol Vorderman

Pride of Britain is one of the biggest nights in the UK showbiz calendar and this year's gorgeous guests certainly did not disappoint as they turned up to support the winners

Politics

8 h. ago Thiago deepens gloom at West Ham as Brentford triumph amid fan protest

Perhaps it was inevitable that Brentford’s first away win of the season would come in the Premier League’s unhappiest and least intimidating ground.The many West Ham fans who displayed their displeasure with the board by boycotting this fixture had the right idea. They could celebrate their decision not to subject themselves to an unspeakably abysmal performance from Nuno Espírito Santo’s muddled team. West Ham, who have started a league campaign with four successive defeats at home for the first time in their history, were shambolic. They created nothing, made bizarre substitutions, defended terribly and had accepted their fate long before Mathias Jensen, with Brentford’s 22nd shot of a horribly one-sided contest, made it 2-0 deep into added time. Continue reading...

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