2 h. ago Beauty queen may have to DEMOLISH part of £6m Norfolk home she won in Omaze draw for just £10

A large extension, swimming pool and the tennis court are all under threat after they were found to be in breach of approved plans at the stunning property.

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3 h. ago In Gaza I saw the suffering of children and the heroism of health workers trying to save them | Thienminh Dinh

If our leaders allow this massacre to pass without consequence or condemnation, it will reveal a disturbing truth about what the world is willing to acceptGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastHeroism is no longer an abstract concept to me – it looks like Ali, who once spotted a quadcopter circling Al-Aqsa hospital in central Gaza, where he’d dropped me off less than an hour earlier. When the first airstrike slammed into the building, Ali ran: not away from danger but towards it, risking his own safety for mine. That morning, as subsequent strikes rattled the walls around us and as I phoned my sister (“Tell Mum and Dad I love them heaps – just in case”), Ali remained by my side.Seldom in history have healthcare workers been called upon to risk their lives simply by reporting for duty. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Inside Royal Portrush: How much a pint costs, players are ferried around by solar

JAMES SHARPE AT ROYAL PORTRUSH: More than 250,000 spectators will descend on Royal Portrush this week but millions more will be watching from the comfort of their living rooms.

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4 h. ago Understanding the physical impact of flying and top tips for a healthier journey

The very act of flying can have an unexpected impact on our health here are the top tips to staying healthy and well on board, and some simple ways to help maximise your safety and comfort

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6 h. ago Trump: Moscow’s Man in the White House? review – a lazy, galling failure of a documentary

This Dispatches episode about Putin and Trump is a weird rundown of everything we’ve known for a decade – like reading a Twitter thread in 2018. What’s so frustrating is that this really matters right nowIt’s never a particularly encouraging sign when the title of a documentary ends with a question mark. It might just be a tiny scrap of punctuation, and yet it can single-handedly undermine an entire thesis.Take the latest episode of Dispatches. A film called Trump: Moscow’s Man in the White House would hit like a juggernaut. That film would be an authoritative, definitive hammer blow, confirming beyond doubt what many have suspected for years: that Donald Trump is either working with or an unwitting puppet of Putin’s Russia. This film would represent a clean punch landed. It would reverberate around the world.Dispatches: Trump: Moscow’s Man in the White House? is on Channel 4 Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Samsung will take away your old Galaxy Watch and give you back something better

Samsung has now confirmed the launch of its latest wearables, and there's an easy way to get money off

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7 h. ago 'Save Our Kids' protest turns violent: Thugs clash with police as residents with homemade banners gather at asylum hotel after migrant appears in court over schoolgirl sex assault

Shortly before 8pm masked protesters attacked three police vans, climbing on to the vehicles' roofs and throwing fireworks and bottles at officers protecting counter-demonstrators.

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7 h. ago Rushing to save swimmers, a former baseball player and police officer loses his life

A former minor league baseball player and ex-police officer has died after rushing to save swimmers in a rip current

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7 h. ago The 'real reason' behind Alesha Dixon and partner Azuka Ononye's relationship woes 'revealed'

Alesha Dixon and partner Azuka Ononye reunited back in April in an attempt to save their relationship following a brief 'split'.

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8 h. ago Angry residents with 'Save Our Kids' banners mass outside Essex asylum hotel after Ethiopian migrant appears in court accused of sexually assaulting 14

Well-dressed mothers and retired businessmen and women joined dozens of bald tattooed middle-aged men to call for the closure of the Bell Hotel as refugee accommodation.

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8 h. ago Britain and Germany to build ‘super missile’ in joint military project

London and Berlin signed a friendship treaty on Thursday intended to deter Russian aggression in Europe

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8 h. ago Elanga eager to ‘showcase talent’ at Newcastle but stays noncommittal on Isak’s future

Swede ‘staying super-focused’ amid Liverpool interestElanga praises collective spirit of Newcastle teammatesNewcastle’s new £55m signing Anthony Elanga has insisted that Alexander Isak is “super-focused” in training but the winger sidestepped a series of invitations to predict precisely how much longer his Sweden teammate intends to remain part of Eddie Howe’s squad.Elanga’s arrival on Tyneside last week coincided with intense speculation that Liverpool were readying a £130m bid for Isak. Although Newcastle have repeatedly reiterated that they are determined to keep their prized centre-forward, and the Anfield board are in advanced negotiations to sign the Eintracht Frankfurt forward Hugo Ekitike, Isak’s thoughts on the future remain unknown. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago Trump comes clean after questions raised about his swollen ankles and bruised hand

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt acknowledged Trump’s mysterious hand bruise and swollen legs on Thursday.

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9 h. ago Brit's ISIS TikTok post sparked 'ring of steel' around Champions League football stadiums

Mohammed Mahfuz Ahmed, 26, prompted a massive international security alert after he suggested stadiums hosting Champions League games were an 'easy target' for terrorism

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9 h. ago Former Eagles special teams ace Bryan Braman dies from rare form of cancer at 38

Bryan Braman, a key special teams player for the Philadelphia Eagles’ first Super Bowl championship team, has died from a rare and aggressive form of cancer

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9 h. ago Crocs 'lightweight' and 'super comfortable' platform sandals are slashed by 33%

Amazon has slashed the price of Crocs' wedge sandals by 33%, reducing the price from £55 to £37 and giving you a saving of almost £20 on the 'comfortable' and 'lightweight' sandals

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10 h. ago Race against time to save chapel where Cwm Rhondda was sung for the first time

The historic chapel has an incredible and unique history but has been put up for sale

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10 h. ago Save £20 on ‘super comfortable’ Crocs sandals that are ‘lightweight and easy to clean’

Amazon has slashed the price of Crocs’ wedge sandals by almost £20, taking them from £56 to under £37 as shoppers praise how comfortable and lightweight they are to wear

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10 h. ago UK special forces, MI6 spies and British MPs were on Afghan database that was lost by Government that obtained super

So that's why ministers wanted to hush it up: secret database the Government lost contained details of more than 100 British operatives as well as the 18,800 Afghans, defence sources revealed

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10 h. ago Ellis Genge primed to summon spirit of 2022 as he runs into Australia again

Loosehead prop helped save Eddie Jones’s job in Brisbane three years ago and can make a similar impact for the LionsYou can chart Ellis Genge’s Test career by his tours of Australia. In 2016 he and Kyle Sinckler were Eddie Jones’s “rough diamonds”, picked to get a taste of an international tour but nowhere near Test selection. Six years on and in England’s second Test against the Wallabies in Brisbane, Genge kickstarted a victory that saved Jones’s job with a thunderous carry into Michael Hooper. Three years later, back in the same city, Genge makes his British & Irish Lions Test bow against Australia.After naming Genge in Saturday’s side, the head coach, Andy Farrell, encouraged the 30-year-old loosehead prop to take a moment to reflect on how far he has come. It does not come easily to Genge but his growing influence on the international sides he represents is obvious. He confesses that nine years ago he and Sinckler “tried to get out of the way as much as we could” and “were ...

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