63 m. ago Michelle Obama's cruel parenting insult against Barack as she vacations without him in Europe

The former first lady made yet another dig at her husband on the latest episode of the IMO podcast she hosts with her brother.

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69 m. ago MOVIE REVIEW: We decide if video game adaptation 'Until Dawn' is worth spending a night with

Director hindered by basic premise that makes it hard to root for lead quintet.

Culture

2 h. ago I tried Simba's Summer Hybrid Duvet and it kept me cool without a fan

Luxury bedding essentials brand Simba has launched its Summer Hybrid Duvet, a down-like duvet designed for lightweight warmth, and I was one of the first to try it out

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2 h. ago I'm late to the party, but the Uniqlo Bra Tops have changed my life

Discover the Uniqlo Bra Tops revolution

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4 h. ago JD Vance bolts from DC to review the troops deployed by Trump in LA over ICE raid protests

Los Angeles remains a focus of the Trump administration’s effort to punish Democratic-led cities by subjecting their populations to stepped-up immigration enforcement

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4 h. ago City council to review new tax zone proposal for London area development

City council to review new tax zone proposal for London area development  KRIS 6 News Corpus Christi

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5 h. ago Scottish Government backs review of sarcoma treatment after new report reveals stark inequalities in care

A major new study has revealed that hundreds of Scottish sarcoma patients are waiting six months or longer for diagnosis of the rare and often deadly disease due to 'systematic failings' in care.

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5 h. ago This Simba mattress transformed how I sleep – here’s why I’ll never look back

I put one of the company's most luxurious (and priciest) hybrid mattresses to the test

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6 h. ago Leaders on both sides of the border urge completion of Casement Park

A UK Government pledge of £50 million for the development of the west Belfast GAA stadium was included in Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ spending review.

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6 h. ago Michelle Obama ‘glad’ she didn’t have a son: ‘He would’ve been a Barack Obama’

The ex-first couple’s hypothetical son would have carried a heavy burden, she said on ‘IMO’ podcast

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7 h. ago Michelle Obama enjoys intimate lunch with surprising date as she jets off on lavish Spain getaway WITHOUT Barack

The former first lady, 61, looked relaxed and radiant as she enjoyed a meal at an exclusive club on the idyllic Spanish island of Mallorca.

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9 h. ago Urevo CyberPad review: 'This treadmill works off my daily takeaway coffee – I can't go back'

CONTAINS AFFILIATE LINKS: The Urevo CyberPad is my new best friend, helping me burn off a latte or two each day while I get on with my work—here's why it's worth a look for your home, too

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9 h. ago Haim have evolved on muscular summer album I Quit, but could have dared to abandon more

The three sisters from the Valley reclaim quitting as an empowered act – and that includes shedding past sounds, not just exes

Culture

11 h. ago Live Review: JP Harris + Jack Browning, The Lexington, London, 3rd June 2025

Live Review: JP Harris + Jack Browning, The Lexington, London, 3rd June 2025  Americana UK

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11 h. ago Noel Edmonds’ Kiwi Adventure on ITV review: feels like Jeremy Clarkson cosplay

This documentary is fascinating, but probably not for the reasons Noel Edmonds intends

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12 h. ago The Week in 90 Seconds: Apollo review, PVT, Aviation, London rates

The Week in 90 Seconds: Apollo review, PVT, Aviation, London rates  Insurance Insider

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12 h. ago Hotline TNT: Raspberry Moon review – love lights melodies through the fuzz

(Third Man Records)Will Anderson opens up on the NYC group’s third album, revealing an expansive articulacy to his take on 90s indie-rockThe third album by these New York-based indie-rockers rings some crucial changes. First, bandleader Will Anderson is in love, which alleviates some of the gloom that pervaded earlier records. And while the lyrics don’t amount to much on the page, when sung in unaffected deadpan and robed in artfully embellished shoegazey noise, Anderson’s elliptical poetics carry a compelling weight.Second, and more importantly, Anderson invited his bandmates into the studio to record Raspberry Moon. Where previous albums had been one-man affairs, with Anderson overdubbing layer upon layer of guitar and synth on his lonesome, the presence of other musicians in the room has shaken up the paradigm. Their trademark walls of fuzz remain, but Raspberry Moon also fields tracks such as Break Right, on which the happy/sad melodies flourish with space to breathe, and the lu...

Events

13 h. ago Flames tear through Edinburgh flat as dozens of firefighters battle blaze

Terrifying footage shows a firefighter being elevated up to the third floor while battling the ferocious blaze which had engulfed a flat.

Events

14 h. ago Bring the House Down by Charlotte Runcie review – the joy of the hatchet job

Is giving an artist a one-star review an act of abuse? An influential theatre critic finds out in this smart story of #MeToo-era revengeWhen Jesus is pressed to condemn the woman taken in adultery, he says, “He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.” No one does, and a lesson in critical generosity is learned. Judge not, that ye be not judged.Is giving an artist a one-star review an act of abuse – casting the first stone? Is it worse when the reviewer is male and the artist female? That’s the starting point of this entertaining and very timely debut novel from Charlotte Runcie, an arts journalist who, as a young intern, was lambasted on stage by a successful standup to whom she’d given a bad review.There was an interactive customer feedback device propped up on the bar. Tell us what you think of our service, it said, and underneath there were two buttons you could press: an angry red face or a smiling green one. Excellent or worthless, nothing in...

Society

14 h. ago Grenfell: Uncovered review – heartwrenching account of avoidable tragedy

Bleak, enraging documentary combines firsthand accounts of the disaster with appalling record of official negligenceThe 2017 Grenfell Tower fire in London which caused 72 deaths is now the subject of Olaide Sadiq’s heartwrenching and enraging documentary, digging at the causes and movingly interviewing survivors and their families, whose testimony is all but unbearable. At the very least, the film will remind you that when politicians smugly announce they wish to make a bonfire of regulations, they should be taken, under police escort if necessary, and made to stand at the foot of the tower. As for the housing secretary at the time of the tower’s refurbishment, the abysmally arrogant Eric Pickles, he was made a life peer in 2018.With the very considerable help of the housing-issues journalist Peter Apps, the film shows how the horror was created by a perfect storm of incompetence, mendacity, greed, and (that heartsinking phrase) systemic failure. The local council were keen to spruc...

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