1 hour ago Putin's spies in Parliament: Three Bulgarians convicted of spying for Russia are pictured sitting alongside politicians at Brexit event in Westminster

Orlin Roussev, Biser Dzhambazov and Katrin Ivanova, who were among a total of six spies found guilty of spying for Vladimir Putin, can be seen at an event in May 2016.

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1 hour ago Major Microsoft service used by 2bn people permanently shut down TODAY after shock decision

Today, Microsoft shut down a major service used by 2 billion people after a 21-year-long run. The tech giant warned users they will no longer have access to their accounts from here on out.

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2 h. ago Arnold Schwarzenegger sends fans wild as he reunites with Twins co

Schwarzenegger and DeVito, 77 and 80, starred in the 1988 film Twins with the former playing the streetwise Vincent and the latter cast as his twin, the intelligent but naive Julius.

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2 h. ago SAS 'very likely' to have been at fore of terror raids that foiled major UK attack

A former British intelligence chief said that, given how close the suspects allegedly were to carrying out a massacre, it was 'distinctly possible' the Special Air Service (SAS) played a supporting role in the busts

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3 h. ago Fake sunglasses, perfume and trainers worth £6million seized from SEVEN industrial units on same business park

“We take any intelligence submitted by the public seriously and act upon it according."

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3 h. ago Trump’s 100% film tariffs to send ‘shock waves’ through global industry – US politics live

US president announces move, citing ‘national security threat’ to US film sectorMeanwhile, Germany has said it “strongly rejects” criticism by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio of its domestic spy agency’s decision to label the far-right AfD party as an extremist group.“I reiterate that the insinuations contained (in his comments) are certainly unfounded,” foreign ministry spokesman Sebastian Fischer said.This is democracy. This decision is the result of a thorough & independent investigation to protect our Constitution & the rule of law. It is independent courts that will have the final say. We have learnt from our history that rightwing extremism needs to be stopped.”The UK is a world leader in film and TV production, employing thousands of talented workers, and this is a key growth sector in the government’s industrial strategy,” she said.“These tariffs, coming after Covid and the recent slowdown, could deal a knock-out blow to an industry that is only just recovering and...

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4 h. ago Moment Ukraine takes out Russian fighter jet with sea drone in world first

Stunning heads-up display footage released by Ukraine's GUR military intelligence agency showed the moment the drone unleashed a US-supplied AIM-9 sidewinder infrared guided missile

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4 h. ago How's your Brexit 'reset' going, Keir? EU 'rejects Starmer's bid to access bloc's crime and migration databases' in blow to PM's efforts to tackle small boats crisis

The Prime Minister had been hoping to restore pre-Brexit intelligence-sharing arrangements with Brussels to help 'smash the people-smuggling gangs'.

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4 h. ago Blue Badge holders can use their parking permit in these countries while on holiday abroad

Blue Badge users could access parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities, extended parking durations, or exemptions from parking fees.

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5 h. ago BREAKING: China tourist boat horror as sightseeing vessel capsizes leaving 10 dead

The tourist boats capsized in Qianxi city, China, leaving at least 10 people dead - we'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.

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5 h. ago China tourist boat horror as sightseeing vessel capsizes leaving 10 dead

Multiple tourist boats capsized after a sudden rain and hail storm on a river in Qianxi city, China, leaving at least 10 people dead and another 70 in hospital

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5 h. ago Small boat blow as UK tries to get back intelligence access surrendered during Brexit

The UK has been pushing for access to European intelligence databases, which include asylum data and real-time information about criminal suspects, which officials say would be a game-changer

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6 h. ago Jose Mourinho takes bitter swipe after suffering damaging defeat to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

Jose Mourinho saw Fenerbahce lose to Besiktas as their title hopes took a major blow with Galatasaray poised to become champions as the Special One made his views clear

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6 h. ago British movie industry dealt devastating blow as Trump hits non

Trump said he was authorising the US Department of Commerce and Trade Representative to start the process to impose the levy because America's movie industry was dying "a very fast death"

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6 h. ago Donald Trump hits movies made in the UK with 100% tariffs: Blow to Britain's film industry as President turns up trade war to save 'dying' Hollywood

Incentive programmes for years have influenced where movies are shot, increasingly driving film production out of California and to other states and countries with favourable tax incentives.

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7 h. ago Louise Haigh delivers blow to Keir Starmer with 'economic reset' demand to fight Farage

Former Transport Secretary Louise Haigh said she was 'alarmed' at Keir Starmer's response to last week's election results and called for an 'economic reset'

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7 h. ago When the BBC were first denied access to televising Queen Elizabeth's Coronation but the Earl Marshall changed his mind due to it possibly backfiring on the monarch

Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation was the first to be broadcast on television, though the ceremony almost didn't make it onto the screen.

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9 h. ago Arsenal injury update: Martin Odegaard, Jurrien Timber, Riccardo Calafiori latest news and return dates

Arsenal have been dealt a possible double injury blow ahead of facing PSG

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9 h. ago From Prince to Michael Jackson: why are the most controversial documentaries getting canned?

As Netflix scraps an epic series exploring the Purple Rain star’s complexities, and Max takes down Leaving Neverland, we ask: are celebrity-endorsed docs, such as the $40m Melania Trump hagiography, the future?It can be a painful thing, acknowledging that our heroes are both human and flawed, but Ezra Edelman spent five years doing just that. The film-maker behind 2016’s sprawling, Oscar-winning OJ: Made in America, was at work for Netflix on what, by all accounts, would have been the definitive Prince documentary: a nine-hour behemoth drawing upon dozens of interviews with the late icon’s associates and rare access to his personal archive.The film – according to the few who’ve seen a rough cut – built a layered portrait of Prince’s immense genius and complexities, including a darker side concealed by his playfully eccentric persona: his allegedly cruel treatment of girlfriends and female proteges; his demanding ruthlessness as a bandleader. “We’re asked to sit with Prince’s multipl...

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9 h. ago UK wins £500m in science grants from EU Horizon scheme after Brexit lockout

Exclusive: British scientists ‘over the moon’ with re-entry to funding scheme after losing out for three yearsBritish scientists are “over the moon” to be back in the EU’s flagship science research programme Horizon after a three-year Brexit lockout, with new data revealing they have been awarded about £500m in grants since re-entry.As the EU secretly draws up strategies for the next seven-year funding cycle in 2027, the UK is hoping its success in the first 12 months since returning to Horizon will leave it in pole position with Germany and France to dominate European science, despite Brexit. Continue reading...

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