2 h. ago It was once one of England's highest boozers, now it's something completely different

The Peak District pub stands 1,689ft above sea level and in recent years has become the highest whisky distillery in the UK

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2 h. ago 'Life changed overnight when nursery said there was something different about my son'

Mounika Vemula, from Solihull, said her life completely changed after a nursey worker noticed something about her son Devaansh

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4 h. ago Matty Cash sinks Manchester City to maintain Aston Villa’s climb up the table

For Manchester City and Erling Haaland, another fruitless visit to Villa Park. It was not quite last season, when defeat here approaching Christmas was a ninth in a dozen matches, but it was equally painful. With a minute of regular time to play, Haaland clattered into a post after meeting a cross by Omar Marmoush, having squeezed the ball over the Aston Villa goalline. But the assistant referee raised his flag and, as Haaland lay wincing, a check from the video assistant referee confirmed the goal would not stand.There is sufficiently much more positivity surrounding Pep Guardiola’s side at present but this proved another frustrating trip, Matty Cash’s superbly taken strike ultimately the difference. Villa have now won their last four Premier League matches. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago ‘The Rushmore story is hard to tell’: how an Indigenous park leader revealed the monument’s dark side

As memorial marks 100 years, Gerard Baker, park’s Native American ex-superintendent believes if Rushmore’s story is told the right way, ‘people are going to be leaving pissed’Despite suffering heart attacks, strokes and the effects of diabetes, Gerard Baker can still easily lift an 80-lb bag of feed for the cows he raises on his south-east Montana ranch. On the sprawling 640-acre property of pine and cottonwoods, buffalo grass and blue grass, Baker drives out early in the mornings to feed his cows and think about what he could have done differently.On 1 June 2004, Gerard Baker became the first Native American superintendent at Mount Rushmore national memorial, and his six years at the helm were both transformative and turbulent. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Sunrise alarm that 'makes a huge difference' to waking up slashed by 40%

One customer said: "This has made a huge difference to getting out of bed in the morning - it's a nice way to wake up with the increase of light. I have more motivation and energy using this."

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6 h. ago Marks and Spencer shoppers snap up £23 top that 'stands out from others' while available for £7

"Beautiful top, it looks lovely on. It's so different to others."

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6 h. ago Katie Price reveals concerning HUMPS on her forehead following Botox injections after she sparked outrage over 'blackface' transformation

The former glamour model, 47, is no stranger to going under the knife, having undergone a slew of different procedures on her face and body over the years.

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7 h. ago Jewish New York’s reckoning with Zohran Mamdani: ‘He’s become a vehicle for our tensions’

A tour of the mayoral hopeful’s Jewish outreach reveals an electorate fractured over Israel and grappling with his historic candidacy in radically different waysSecuring Jewish votes was never going to be a straightforward ride for Zohran Mamdani, the New York City mayoral hopeful who is on track to become the most prominent Palestine supporter to assume elected office in the US – in the most Jewish city outside Israel, no less.The notion that he could sparks outright panic in some quarters. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Where Martin Brundle doesn't agree with Sky F1 colleague Ted Kravitz in grid walk stance

Martin Brundle and Ted Kravitz are two of the most recognisable and respected Sky Sports F1 broadcasters, but the pair's methods of working are very different

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8 h. ago Snooker icon Steve Davis' unlikely new career and affair with 19

Steve Davis gained a reputation as 'Mr Boring' of snooker during his playing career but the six-time world champion has had a very different life away from the table

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8 h. ago Moment cops arrest ringleader for smuggling £300k drugs into prisons via drone

Curtis Carney, 36, and his accomplice Robert Stoba, 26, attempted 50 drops with the devices, over six different prisons across the North West of England.

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8 h. ago Save money on your central heating bill this winter with portable heater that’s just £31

If you’re already dreading seeing your central heating bill soar as the temperatures drop this winter, then this compact portable heater is perfect – and you can get it for just £31.50

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8 h. ago What time is Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing on today? BBC stars on 'different' series

Gone Fishing is back with a brand new series and things will be a bit ‘different’ this time 🎣📺

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9 h. ago Dakota Fanning laments men’s behaviour on dating apps: ‘Dude, save it please’

Actor is using Raya, the dating app favoured by celebrities

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9 h. ago The tragic change a single year has made in America | Margaret Sullivan

As we approach the anniversary of the 2024 election, we awake to new horrors each day. But we must not give up hopeOne year ago, everything was so different. In late October 2024, before the US presidential election, thoughtful Americans could certainly acknowledge the deep flaws of their country – its injustices and inequality – but they could still recognize it as the United States. A democracy. A place where the rule of law meant something. A nation led by a dignified and decent public servant, despite his advanced age and increasing frailty.These days, in late October 2025, many of us barely recognize the nation we live in. People suspected of being illegal immigrants are rounded up and shoved into vans, sometimes denied due process. The East Wing of the “people’s house” – the White House – is being destroyed for an obscene ballroom. Donald Trump is persecuting his political rivals or supposed enemies and demanding the justice department hand over $230m. Armed military personnel...

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9 h. ago The new battle of Hastings: Locals fight to save historic pier after self

With its flamboyant owner facing a fraud trial, Harry Cockburn explains how another chapter in the storied 150-year history of the Sussex landmark looks set to be written

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9 h. ago Shoppers hail £29 space heater that 'packs a punch' and is 'perfect for small areas'

Shoppers can save on the handy heater with this discount code

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10 h. ago Cornwall’s most charming hotels? We stayed at three you’ll want to book immediately

When Cornwall’s skies are grey, the right hotel can make all the difference. We found three that turn torrential drizzle into pure delight

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10 h. ago Odin Holm reveals he's fighting to save Celtic career as he battles rare condition leaving him 'half

He's relying on a miracle cure of Botox injections in his leg to try and enable him to continue and return to the top with the Hoops.

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10 h. ago Tess Daly's demanding job away from Strictly as she hints at reason for sudden exit

Strictly Come Dancing presenter Tess Daly opened up about her very different career away from presenting, just days before announcing her exit from the show with Claudia Winkleman

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