52 m. ago British Columbia’s Great Wilderness should be top of your bucket list – here’s why

British Columbia is a wilderness lover’s dream, from grizzly sanctuaries and glacier landings to scenic kayaking. Whether hiking the Kootenay Rockies or exploring remote lodges, these expert itineraries unlock its wild beauty

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57 m. ago They raided his home and found thousands worth of drugs and paraphernalia

Dennis Williams, 41, was raided at his home in Caerphilly and messages on his phone revealed he was also involved in the supply of cocaine and MDMA.

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73 m. ago Moment police discover lorry with ten suspected illegal migrants hiding among orange crates on motorway after one desperately phoned 999 for help

The Spanish-registered HGV carrying oranges was intercepted on the M3 westbound in Surrey between junction two for the M25 and junction three for Woking, Bracknell and Lightwater.

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86 m. ago The best holidays to book for April 2025, from Greek beach breaks to Wiltshire narrowboats

Whether it’s late skiing in the French Alps or a beach holiday in India, here’s some inspiration for a trip this spring

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86 m. ago England must start putting chances in the back of the net – Millie Bright

The Lionesses claimed a 1-0 Nations League victory over World Cup holders Spain at Wembley on Wednesday evening.

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1 hour ago Bianca Censori's 'ambitious' new move halted by Kanye but she'll be 'fearless' by May 24

EXCLUSIVE: Controversial rapper Kanye West and Bianca Censori's relationship has proved rocky to say the least. But, does her star sign reveal what is next for the celebrity couple

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2 h. ago Lionesses find recipe for Euro 2025 success with ‘English’ performance | Tom Garry

One game does not fix everything but Leah Williamson and Millie Bright were delighted with team’s grit against SpainWhile Wembley was rejoicing at the sight of England putting the ball in Spain’s net, there were two people noticeably not joining in with the celebrations. Sarina Wiegman had reacted to the Lionesses’ goal by making her way urgently down to the touchline for a detailed conversation with her captain, Leah Williamson, clearly relaying some key tactical details.Such a sight is not uncommon in top-level sport, but on Wednesday night it felt particularly indicatory of England’s focus, determination and steadfast resolve to win. Their committed performance in the 1-0 Nations League triumph was one of a side fixated on nothing but victory, high levels of work rate, concentration and, perhaps above all, grit. The centre-back Millie Bright had another description for it: “Proper English.” Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Major Joshua Kimmich update from Bayern Munich puts Liverpool and Man City on red alert

Germany and Bayern Munich star Joshua Kimmich could become one of the most in-demand free agents in world football this summer if contract talks are not revived

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2 h. ago Emergency doctor urges A&E patients to bring a phone charger

Emergency doctor Ed Hope has shared some key advice for those headed to A&E, including the one thing he advises all patients to bring with them - and it's not medical

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2 h. ago Stirling folk rockers set to play special homecoming gig to launch third album

Constant Follower's first two albums were both nominated for Scottish Album of the Year honours - and they will in the city for the gig next week.

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2 h. ago Dozens reportedly injured after explosions rock a meeting of M23 rebel group leaders in Congo

Dozens of people were reportedly injured after two explosions hit a meeting of M23 rebel group leaders and residents in eastern Congo

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2 h. ago Sarina Wiegman highlights ‘massive improvement’ Lauren James has made to her game

The England manager said she was ‘proud’ of the work James put in off the ball in the win over Spain

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2 h. ago Little Britain's Matt Lucas takes savage swipe at Millie Bobby Brown's new 'mommy makeover' look

Matt Lucas has taken a savage swipe at Millie Bobby Brown on Wednesday as she continued to rock her 'mommy era' in Los Angeles.

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3 h. ago Why Lucy Bronze remains as important as ever for England as Euros plans take shape

The right back was key to England’s versatile system in the 1-0 win over Spain at Wembley

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3 h. ago Sharp fall in work visas as asylum seeker applications rocket to record level, Home Office data shows

A total of 108,138 people applied for asylum in Britain in 2024, the highest number for any 12-month period since current records began

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3 h. ago Receive a lot of unwanted scam phone calls? Here’s how to stop them

The scourge of unwanted phone calls has been branded an epidemic by consumer groups

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4 h. ago Spain earthquake: Andalusia holiday region rocked by tremor as alerts sent to phones

The quake had a magnitude of 4.1 and its epicentre was in the town of Cazalla de la Sierra in Sevilla, according to the National Geographic Institute (IGN)

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4 h. ago ‘We used to think the ice was eternal’: Colombia looks to a future without glaciers

In Sierra Nevada del Cocuy, people have watched the ice fields turn to exposed rock and experts predict these vital water sources could be lost in 30 yearsWords and photographs by Euan Wallace in the Sierra Nevada del Cocuy, ColombiaAt an altitude of 4,200 metres in the Sierra Nevada del Cocuy, Colombia, Edilsa Ibañéz Ibañéz lowers a cupped hand into the water of a glacial stream. A local guide and mountaineer, she has grown up drinking water that runs down from the snowy peaks above. As she stands up, however, the landscape that greets her is markedly different from that of her childhood.“We used to think the ice would be eternal,” says Ibañéz, 45. “Now it is not so eternal. Our glaciers are dying.” Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Barry Ferguson has shades of Rangers royalty as gushing Hotline pays debut boss the ultimate compliment

Fraser Wilson mans the phones after Ferguson emerged from a frenetic first game as caretaker boss with three points

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4 h. ago Paul McCartney reveals how he reinvented his career following the Beatles split as he announces new project celebrating successes with other rock band Wings

Paul McCartney will reveal how he reinvented his career after the Beatles split in a new book centered around his experiences with his other rock band Wings. 

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