63 m. ago Mum issues warning after she's charged £150 for using hotel room plug

Sharina Butler, from the Bahamas, was staying at the Paris Hotel Las Vegas when she was landed with a hefty, unexpected bill, she has claimed in a TikTok video

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65 m. ago Liam Payne drug supplier claims they had 'intimate' night before singer’s death

Liam Payne’s drug supplier Braian Paiz has claimed he had an "intimate" night with the singer just two days before his death, alleging drugs, drinks, and shocking encounters

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1 hour ago Robert Irwin sets record straight on stripper future after performing raunchy dance

Steve Irwin's son Robert sent fans into a frenzy after ripping his shirt open on Dancing With The Stars, but has now set the record straight on whether stripping is in his future

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1 hour ago Bonnie Blue claims she also gets love from the ladies after Bang Bus tour

The adult star, infamous for her bonking stunt, insists she gives female fans more of her time because they are "noisier", whereas the boys just say "you're hot" and move on

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2 h. ago Gregg Wallace is suing BBC and subsidiary for 'distress and harassment' after sacking

The former Masterchef presenter has filed a legal claim against the BBC and one of its subsidiaries

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2 h. ago Thomas Tuchel makes England claim that fans will love ahead of the World Cup

Thomas Tuchel's England have won their last three games by aggregate score of 10-0 and look to be getting better and better with eight months to go until the World Cup

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3 h. ago Liam Payne's 'intimate' encounter with male waiter whose bombshell account now raises troubling questions about star's tragic death

Most prisoners spend just a few weeks in this hideous Argentinian holding facility. Braian Paiz has been here more than eight months after being charged with supplying Liam Payne with drugs.

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3 h. ago The Guardian view on AC Milan playing a ‘home’ game in Perth: the clue should be in the name | Editorial

Famous European football clubs should not be shunted around the globe in search of sports promoters with deep pocketsFootball clubs are community assets, possessing a value, history and meaning which cannot be captured on a balance sheet. They belong to the cities and towns that have sustained them over the decades. For the vast majority of supporters, the sense of identity and matchgoing rituals associated with following their team are worth as much as the occasional trophy or glorious victory.That culture becomes harder to maintain, however, if your club’s next game is taking place 5,000 miles away. European football’s governing body, Uefa, this week announced that it will allow a Spanish league fixture between Villarreal and Barcelona to take place closer to Cuba than Catalonia, in Miami’s Hard Rock stadium. This will be followed, in February, by the relocation to Australia of an Italian Serie A match between Milan and Como. Global sports promoters, rubbing their hands ...

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3 h. ago It's the Nigel Farage show in Welsh town centre as candidate stays quiet

We challenged Nigel Farage on a disgraced former colleague and misleading claims about the Nation of Sanctuary – but there was no interview with by-election candidate Llŷr Powell

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3 h. ago What to know about the blast at a Tennessee explosives plant that claimed lives

A search is underway after a powerful explosion ripped through an explosives manufacturing plant in rural Tennessee

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3 h. ago Liam Payne's 'intimate' encounter with male drug dealer whose bombshell account now raises troubling questions about star's tragic death

Most prisoners spend just a few weeks in this hideous Argentinian holding facility. Braian Paiz has been here more than eight months after being charged with supplying Liam Payne with drugs.

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4 h. ago US government shutdown: Speaker rejects blame over military pay and says Senate Democrats must ‘turn lights back on’– live

Mike Johnson claims separate bill to pay military during shutdown is ‘redundant’ as Republicans double down on blaming Democrats As the shutdown enters its 10th day, and both chambers are out of session today, House speaker Mike Johnson has defended not passing a separate bill that would keep members of the military paid throughout the shutdown.“Republicans have voted to OPEN the government and get our troops, Border Patrol, TSA, and veterans PAID,” Johnson said, before blaming Democratic leadership for refusing to pass the House-passed continuing resolution. “Chuck Schumer is terrified of a challenge from the Marxist left – so he and the Democrats voted to CLOSE the government-and to STOP PAYCHECKS from being issued.” Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Emotional Prince William fights back tears while speaking to widow about husband’s suicide and son's death

The Prince of Wales had a moving conversation with campaigner Rhian Mannings for World Mental Health Day

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5 h. ago The Salford council scandal and the deleted emails sparking claims of a cover

MEN INVESTIGATION: Multiple sources at Salford council confirmed that a relationship between the deputy mayor and, reportedly, a female council employee was widely known about in political circles. After a five month investigation today we reveal the staggering behind-the-scenes story.

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5 h. ago Wrexham owner's wife speaks out on claim her husband dated Kim Kardashian

Kaitlin Olson, the wife of Wrexham co-owner Rob Mac, has revealed how her husband has been telling their children that he once dated Kim Kardashian - but it's not true

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5 h. ago Horror blast map sparks WW3 fears as Putin's pal boasts about 'wiping out' UK

As Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov claims 'the whole of humanity will applaud' should President Vladimir Putin choose to 'wipe out' the UK, a harrowing map illustrates the destruction he could bring

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5 h. ago Calls for UK government to pardon women executed for witchcraft

Council leader writes to home secretary asking for general pardon for ‘witches’ convicted in 16th and 17th centuriesOn 30 July 1652, seven women were hanged on Penenden Heath in Maidstone, Kent. Witch trials and executions were far from unusual at the time, in the town or elsewhere, but rarely were so many convicted at once.The women – Anne Ashby, Mary Brown, Anne Martyn, Mildred Wright, Susan Pickenden, Anne Wilson and Mary Reade – had been accused by their neighbours of terrible acts including “bewitching to death” a 10-day-old baby, the child’s mother, and another three-year-old. Several were claimed to have “carnally known” the devil in exchange for their monstrous powers. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago 'I bought 'designer' trainers from Temu for £25 and was floored by what I received'

Online marketplace Temu is popular for its budget-friendly products, and one shopper was surprised when she finally got her hands on a pair of 'designer' trainers for £25

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5 h. ago Madeleine McCann 'stalker' sent police '8 reasons' she was missing girl, trial hears

Julia Wandelt and Karen Spragg are on trial accused of stalking the McCann family, with Wandelt, 24, sending messages to Amelie via social media, claiming to be Madeleine

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5 h. ago Nobel committee reacts to Trump and allies’ pressure campaign for Peace Prize

The Nobel Peace Prize committee has reacted to Donald Trump and his allies’ campaign for the US president to win the award, claiming it would be an “insult” to America if he did not.

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