21 m. ago Moment twister which killed one Brit rips through holiday park

Videos have appeared on social media of a massive twister that ripped through part of Portugal, killing one British pensioner and seriously injuring dozens of others

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39 m. ago Man Utd icon's daughter is netball stunner who runs a gym with 'role model' dad

Manchester United icon Paul Scholes' daughter, Alicia Scholes, is a stunning netball star who helps her "role model" dad run a £500k gym in Oldham

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44 m. ago 'I drove down world's most dangerous road that's a hotbed for serial killers

A man has revealed some of the grim secrets of one of the most notorious roads in the world, with police still hunting for dozens of suspects in unsolved murder cases

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56 m. ago Sara Sharif's helpless final days begging for mercy from evil dad while forced to wear hijab

The once bubbly schoolgirl who loved dancing and fairy tales was repeatedly punished and tormented by her parents, who hid her away from the world.

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69 m. ago Britain's broken tax system is killing the economy! Dan Neidle on how to fix the mess

Dan Neidle has called for scrapping stamp duty, cleaning up inheritance tax and a rethink of property levies to simplify things.

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78 m. ago Abandoned F1 circuit cost £540m and never held a single race amid corruption scandal

The Hanoi Circuit was built to host the Vietnam Grand Prix, but the race was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic and the track has been left abandoned ever since

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85 m. ago Vapes, gums, pouches... ALICE WADE has tried everything to quit the smoking habit she's had since she was a teenager. Now, she's trying an 18th century method to ditch the nicotine habit for good

Alice Wade started smoking at the age of 18, during a night out in Leeds. Eight years later, and she was still struggling with the addiction. But, can hypnotherapy help?

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93 m. ago Putin’s desperate ‘last roll of the dice’ for besieged city before troops face brutal

VLADIMIR Putin's army has just weeks to clinch a "symbolic" victory in a Ukrainian key city - or face a killer winter in the trenches. The tyrant has thrown closing in on 200,000 troops into his stalling meatgrinder in an ongoing 18-month attempt to capture Pokrovsk. Intelligence suggests at least 135,000 Russian soldiers have been...

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98 m. ago ‘I once said there’s no way I’ll still be playing Baggy Trousers at 30’: Suggs’s honest playlist

Prince Buster’s Al Capone changed the Madness singer’s life and Aretha Franklin is his go-to at karaoke, but what song makes him cry?The first song I fell in love with Judy Teen by Cockney Rebel. I’d seen Steve Harley on Top of the Pops and liked his look, with the mascara and bowler hat, like Alex from A Clockwork Orange. One day, me and my mates decided to cycle to Salisbury Plain. I had a transistor radio tied to the handlebars and Judy Teen came on. Unfortunately, the batteries ran out when we got to Swiss Cottage [in north London] and my legs ran out at the same time!The first single I bought The Wall Street Shuffle by 10cc, from Woolworths in Camden Town. Later on, we used to pinch records, but I paid my dues for a while. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Senne Lammens gets seal of approval from Sir Alex Ferguson as Man United trio singled out

Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson has been particularly impressed by summer goalkeeper signing Senne Lammens this season

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2 h. ago DWP confirms five groups of people 'not eligible' for 2025 £300 winter fuel payment

The winter fuel payment is a one-off payment made to help people pay for heating during the winter months

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2 h. ago Four killed after boat carrying migrants from Bangladesh capsizes off Libya

Status of second boat carrying 69 people, including dozens of Sudanese nationals, still unclear

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2 h. ago La Nina weather system could bring more deadly hurricanes to South East Asia, scientists warn

Days after more than 250 people were killed in the Philippines during two typhoons. Forecasters warn that La Nina, the weather system which was likely behind the deadly Hurricane Melissa, could lead to more extreme weather in the battered southeast Asian country

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2 h. ago 1 'forgotten' cooking method ensures 'perfect' roast potatoes every single time

A food expert has shared his simple recipe for the perfect roast potatoes - and it's all down to one crucial step that most people forget, according to the social media star

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2 h. ago Martin Kemp fights back tears as he shares heartbreaking family realisation

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star Martin Kemp became emotional while opening up about a significant moment in his life when he asked a family member for help

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3 h. ago Help hedgehogs survive winter by placing 1 item in your garden this November

Hedgehogs need our help to survive, and one of the best things you can do to help them is to provide the adorable creatures with a safe place to find food in your garden

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4 h. ago Six million dead: Why Scotland needs to know about the forgotten conflict in Democratic Republic of Congo

Church of Scotland minister Martin Johnstone describes the conditions he witnessed at a refugee camp in the Democratic Republic of Congo and explains how people in Scotland can help

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4 h. ago Wilfried Nancy is a Celtic acte de foi and I trust my old pal's gut instinct about him – Hugh Keevins

But if 2025 has been characterised by one failing in particular at Celtic Park then it is poor judgement

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5 h. ago M&S Shoppers Praise £28 Prai Neck Serum that helps skin 'turn back time'

The beauty product sold at M&S is said to help skin 'look firmer and plumper'

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5 h. ago Life as a food delivery worker: ‘Sometimes men open the door naked’

To earn a living as a delivery rider, some work 10-12 hour days, contending with low pay, exhaustion, accidents, injuries and harassment. Is this a new form of modern slavery?“I earn more cleaning toilets than I do from being a Deliveroo rider,” says Marina, a Brazilian woman who juggles two jobs to support her 12- and 18-year-old daughters.It’s a “bullshit, horrible job”, says Adam, from Sudan, who combines riding for Deliveroo with studying for a law degree. “On a good day I can earn £50 or £60, although it’s really hard doing deliveries using a pedal bike.” Continue reading...

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