2 h. ago Half of Britons 'would not fight for their country under any circumstances today'

Anyone out in central London early yesterday morning got an exclusive look at the pageantry of the Armed Forces as bands rehearsed for this week's VE Day procession.

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2 h. ago Armed counter terror police storm home after 'blowing off door' and 'throwing gas canister'

EXCLUSIVE: Armed police were spotted at the scene in Rochdale on Saturday evening

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4 h. ago Local elections were ‘devastating’ for Labour, says top pollster John Curtice

Exclusive: Professor Sir John Curtice has warned that Starmer’s failings have opened the door for Reform, while fellow pollster Luke Tryl suggests the Tories only have 12 months to turn things around

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4 h. ago Real Madrid’s toxic targeting of referees is a symbol of the Spanish grandees’ decline | Jonathan Wilson

Super League patron Florentino Pérez sets the tone with his destructive acts of pettiness, dragging down a once noble clubReferees have never been so disdained and despised as they are now. Those who do not think they are corrupt, think they are incompetent. Standards, apparently, have never been lower. Clubs and their fans rage about conspiracies. But even in the present context, the scenes at the end of last Saturday’s Copa del Rey final were unprecedented as Antonio Rüdiger threw an ice-pack at the referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea.And to think this is a club that used to pride itself on its sense of its señorio, its gentlemanliness, to the extent that in Steve McManaman’s day players were given a code of conduct; the familiar line used to be whinging about referees was for the cry-babies of Barcelona. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Scott Arfield left starstruck as Whigfield sings infamous chant to gobsmacked Falkirk hero

It was a double celebration for Arfield who got a personalised video to go with his league winners medal

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5 h. ago UK Eurovision hopefuls Remember Monday reveal special tactic to avoid Rylan Clark

EXCLUSIVE: UK's Eurovision entry, pop group Remember Monday plan to avoid host Rylan Clark for one particular reason as part of plan for winning at the contest's finals later this month

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6 h. ago Geordie Shore legends in last minute show exit as cast 'upset' and 'confused'

EXCLUSIVE Geordie Shore star Sophie Kasaei and her boyfriend Jordan Brook have reportedly quit the MTV reality series just days before filming on the new series was set to begin this year

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7 h. ago 'Chat GPT saved my relationship – my robot therapist has put an end to our constant rows'

EXCLUSIVE: Grace Carter typically uses her phone to interact with ChatGPT asking how to resolve issues within her relationship

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7 h. ago British solider told girlfriend 'I'm going to die' after falling from Thai waterfall

WARNING – GRAPHIC CONTENT: EXCLUSIVE: A British solider has been left in hospital in Thailand after slipping from a cliff while innocently taking a picture leaving him with a 'shattered' skull

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8 h. ago King Charles accused of 'disrespecting' Princess Diana's legacy as childhood home left to rot

Princess Diana's childhood home, Park House, on the Royals' Norfolk estate has been left to fall into sad disrepair - with overgrown grass, peeling window paint and stained bricks, exclusive pictures show

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8 h. ago Labour targets international students claiming asylum after losses to Reform in local elections

Exclusive: Ministers understood to be drafting white paper this month in move to reduce legal migrationMinisters will crack down on international students applying for asylum in the UK in a move designed to tackle migration figures, after a series of bruising losses to Reform in the local elections.An immigration white paper setting out the proposed reforms in mid-May will include measures to bring down the numbers of UK student visa holders who make asylum claims, the Guardian understands. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Labour targets international students claiming asylum after election losses to Reform

Exclusive: Ministers understood to be drafting white paper this month in move to reduce legal migrationMinisters will crack down on international students applying for asylum in the UK in a move designed to tackle migration figures, after a series of bruising losses to Reform in the local elections.An immigration white paper setting out the proposed reforms in mid-May will include measures to bring down the numbers of UK student visa holders who make asylum claims, the Guardian understands. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago 'There'll be uproar': Residents' fury after three meter wide grass verge is listed for auction prompting fears travellers could move in

EXCLUSIVE: Residents living next to a bustling main road on the Isle of Sheppey have reacted with horror after a three-meter wide grass verge was listed for auction.

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9 h. ago Six month passport rule you need to know before your summer holiday

It could be worth acting sooner rather than later to save you a bigger problem later on when you’re at the airport

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9 h. ago Mum horrified to discover stomach pain was tampon lost inside her for a year

EXCLUSIVE: Anna Osborn began feeling unwell in October 2023 but says doctors put her symptoms down to recurrent urine infections - she believes she wouldn't be here today if she hadn't persisted

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10 h. ago Princess Diana's childhood home left to rot as King 'disrespects legacy' amid Harry feud

Princess Diana was born at Park House on the Royals’ Norfolk estate in 1961 and lived there until she was 14 - but our exclusive pictures show the once glamorous property appears to lie abandoned

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10 h. ago ‘Miracle cure’ hair growth supplement makes ‘unbelievable difference’ to its thickness

This biotin-based dietary supplement is proving popular with Amazon shoppers, who report that their hair, skin and nails look noticeably healthier after taking it

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10 h. ago Punters could turn to the black market with new laws set to batter bookies, says expert

EXCLUSIVE: Betting shops are concerned that more punters will turn to the seedy black market as new government consultations indicate a tax hike for online betting – shortening odds and decreasing prize money

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11 h. ago Mass resignations at labor department threaten workers in US and overseas, warn staff – as more cuts loom

Exclusive: Insiders sound alarm over ‘catastrophic’ impact of widespread departures and cuts under TrumpA “catastrophic” exodus of thousands of employees from the US Department of Labor threatens “all of the core aspects of working life”, insiders have warned, amid fears that the Trump administration will further slash the agency’s operations.The federal agency has already lost about 20% of its workforce, according to employees, as nearly 2,700 staff took retirement, early retirement, deferred resignation buyouts or “fork in the road” departures earlier this year. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Frank Lampard reveals England manager plans and how to ensure winning squad

EXCLUSIVE: Frank Lampard has turned Coventry City's fortunes around since becoming their manager - helping them move from a relegation-threatened position to a Championship play-off contender

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