5 h. ago Arne Slot's genius decision as Liverpool survive late Spurs scare to secure three points

Liverpool avoided a late scare against nine-men Tottenham Hotspur in a game that ended in chaos at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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5 h. ago Liverpool handed Alexander Isak worry but survive late Tottenham scare

TOTTENHAM 1-2 LIVERPOOL: Xavi Simons' red card helps Arne Slot's side win in north London thanks to goals from summer signings Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike, but they made hard work of it

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6 h. ago From Dr Seuss to All Quiet on the Western Front: 19 books to help you find hope, sense and resistance in difficult times

Writers, activists and politicians on the books they turn to for wisdom and perspective – and to restore their faith in human natureAustralia is mired in grief, anger and division over the horrific act of antisemitic terrorism in Sydney. The attack in Bondi has reverberated internationally, tragically bookending a year that already challenged humanity, hope and the future of the planet.Indeed as 2025 ends it is defined by yet more abject and ignoble political, economic, technological and environmental derelictions of dire proportions. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Snails on a plane: Australia flies rescue mission to Norfolk Island for a tiny, critically endangered species

The Campbell’s keeled glass-snail is officially extinct, but researchers have ‘high hopes’ that translocation will allow the population to thrive Sign up for climate and environment editor Adam Morton’s free Clear Air newsletter hereOn a grey day in early June, a commercial plane landed at Norfolk Island Airport in the South Pacific. Onboard was precious cargo ferried some 1,700km from Sydney: four blue plastic crates with “LIVE ANIMALS” signs affixed to the outside.Inside were thumbnail-sized snails, hundreds of them, with delicate, keeled shells. The molluscs’ arrival was the culmination of an ambitious plan five years in the making: to bring a critically endangered species back from the brink. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago The Bondi terror attack was designed to drive us to rancour – but there is no peace in division | Thomas Keneally

A desperate opposition may be tempted to stoop to gross opportunism, but we must not set one group of society against another Victims of Bondi beach shootingTen minutes of terror: how the Bondi mass shooting unfolded in real time – videoThe Bondi attack was an unutterably cruel event, all the more horrifying for being ours, and we can’t stop ourselves saying so. It is a sword that fell on the necks of two sets of Australians. Yet again, young Australian Jews will be asking parents why they are hated, and that is heartbreaking. In a different sense, so will young Muslims.During their apparent sojourn in a Campsie B&B, the alleged terrorists could not have been confident of their own survival, but they must have been confident in producing a reaction. It is a matter of civic pride that a Muslim man accosted one of the gunmen and took a weapon from him; a matter of a small yelp of praise and gratitude amid the cruelty. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago The moment I knew: ‘Sheltering under his lavender umbrella felt like pure stardust’

After meeting while hiking the Inca trail, Jenny and Jarod’s chemistry was extraordinaryGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailIn 2011 I was in my mid-30s and had just arrived home in Kent after spending two years working and travelling abroad. I had a new teaching contract coming up in the Middle East, but there were delays with the construction of the school and I found myself with three months to spare. I decided to go and hike the Inca trail.I booked with a tour provider and on the second night, as we all got to know each other, this tall, handsome Aussie with a huge smile caught my eye. Once we hit the road, my attraction to Jarod quickly grew and it didn’t take too long – or too many beers at altitude – before we shared our first kiss.Sign up for the fun stuff with our rundown of must-reads, pop culture and tips for the weekend, every Saturday morning Continue reading...

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6 h. ago ‘He knows a few people involved’ – SPFL boss reveals star wore black armband in personal tribute to Bondi terror victims

JIM GOODWIN revealed the black armband Zac Sapsford wore against Hibs was a tribute to the Bondi Beach terror attack victims. Aussie striker Sapsford is from Sydney and knew people who were caught up in the shooting on December 14 in which 15 lost their lives. The 23-year-old former Western Sydney Wanderers striker started the 1-1...

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8 h. ago Jake Paul issues health update from hospital bed after having jaw BROKEN by Anthony Joshua: Teeth removed and seven days eating through a straw

The American, who drove himself to hospital after admitting he feared his jaw was fractured, survived six rounds with the former heavyweight champion before Joshua's power finally told in Miami.

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8 h. ago Epstein survivor finally learns from files what happened to 1996 child porn complaint she made to FBI

Epstein threatened to burn woman’s house down if she told anyone about him, the documents claim

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8 h. ago Landlords face £40,000 fines if they break confusing new rules coming in next year. This is what you MUST know to avoid getting caught out

Landlords will face fines of up to £40,000 if they fall foul of new complicated rules - and experts warn even those who slip up unintentionally could face steep costs.

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9 h. ago Mystery grows around private jet crash which killed Greg Biffle as it emerges there were three pilots on board

Greg Biffle, his wife Cristina, and their kids Ryder and Emma, were heading to the Bahamas on a private jet with three other people when the plane when it crashed.

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10 h. ago Southampton vs Coventry ends in huge brawl with players CHASING Frank Lampard

Frank Lampard was caught in the middle of a fiery end to the match between Southampton and Coventry, which ended in a draw, with players chasing the manager after a brawl.

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10 h. ago Jamie Laing shares adorable new snaps of newborn baby boy Ziggy as they match in PJs

Made In Chelsea stars, Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo, welcomed their baby boy, Ziggy - who was born in the private wing of St Mary's hospital - earlier this month

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11 h. ago easyJet passengers' outrage as elderly woman 'already dead' when wheeled onto flight

The airline insists the British woman was alive when boarding and had a fit-to-fly certificate

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12 h. ago Weekend at Bernie’s at the Gate — Family Accused of Wheeling Dead Grandmother Onto London Flight, Telling Crew She Was ‘Just Tired’

Weekend at Bernie’s at the Gate — Family Accused of Wheeling Dead Grandmother Onto London Flight, Telling Crew She Was ‘Just Tired’  View from the Wing

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13 h. ago Tom Skinner breaks silence on early Strictly Come Dancing exit as he 'seeks legal advice' after claiming 'BBC bosses rigged official voting figures'

The Apprentice star, 34, had already been deemed a controversial signing due to his outspoken Right-wing views, and was the first star to be voted off the show in October.

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14 h. ago ‘Stop redacting names’ says Epstein survivor Marina Lacerda after release of files

Jeffrey Epstein survivor Marina Lacerda has spoken out after thousands of documents released from the Jeffrey Epstein case were heavily redacted.

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15 h. ago Pat Cummins primed to pop the corks after bursting England’s fragile bubble | Geoff Lemon

Australia’s captain marvel, the ultimate flat-wicket operator, stormed into this third Ashes Test like he had never been awayOn a redundancy scale, attending the Adelaide Test and noting that Pat Cummins was good is in the realm of noting that the Torrens was wet or the cathedral was spiky. Still, on day four, any one of those obvious things might justifiably have caught an observer’s eye. Perhaps it’s more notable just how natural, how inevitable, it felt that Cummins was indeed bowling at his best in his first match back after a nascent stress fracture cost him the first two Tests of this Ashes series and any match preparation before that.England observers will spend four years until their team’s next visit pondering explanations for this year’s poor showing, inevitably including much examination of the lack of chances for their bowlers to adjust to Australian conditions. Cummins spent five months in the gym and the nets without once seeing the middle of a ground, latterly powerin...

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16 h. ago Charlotte Tilbury’s foundation survived party season and my skin got so many compliments

I put Charlotte Tilbury’s Airbrush Flawless Foundation to the test during party season to see how it would hold up, and my skin has never had so many compliments

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17 h. ago I captured the first images of the Bondi Beach massacre... this is what still sticks in my head

The antisemitic terror attack on Sunday claimed 15 lives and left more than 40 people injured. Among the dead were a 10-year-old girl, two rabbis and a Holocaust survivor.

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