96 m. ago Ant McPartlin 'working hard on himself' after tragic drink driving conviction

Declan Donnelly has spoken highly of Ant McPartlin for turning his life around after being convicted of drink driving in 2018 and becoming a 'better person'

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2 h. ago Ja Morant starts for Grizzlies vs. Magic in London on return from calf injury

Ja Morant starts for Grizzlies vs. Magic in London on return from calf injury  Yahoo Sports

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2 h. ago Starting 5: Ant & Wemby put on classic, London Game tips at noon on Prime

Starting 5: Ant & Wemby put on classic, London Game tips at noon on Prime  NBA

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2 h. ago Mikel Arteta confirms Bukayo Saka injury worry ahead of huge week for Arsenal

Bukayo Saka was a surprise absentee from the Arsenal starting line-up for their disappointing 0-0 draw against Nottingham Forest on Saturday and Mikel Arteta later revealed the reason

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3 h. ago Michael Carrick did something unexpected vs Man City but it was what Manchester United needed

Manchester United's new era under interim head coach Michael Carrick got off to the best possible start on Saturday lunchtime.

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3 h. ago Emma Raducanu recovers from sluggish start to cruise through at Australian Open

Raducanu beats world No 196 to make winning start in Melbourne

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3 h. ago Emma Raducanu recovers form sluggish start to cruise through at Australian Open

Raducanu beats world No 196 to make winning start in Melbourne

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3 h. ago 7 used cars slashed the MOST in price at start of 2026 – including world

THE prices of the UK’s most in-demand used EVs and hybrid motors have fallen again, according to the latest AA Cars Used Car Index. But looking at the last three months of 2025, the pace of the decline has begun to slow. Their data reveals the average asking price for the 20 of the most...

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4 h. ago Emma Raducanu surprised to learn new nickname after winning start to Australian Open

The locals in Melbourne have taken to calling the British No 1 ‘Raddo’ after she opened her campaign with a straight-sets win

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4 h. ago Shane Lowry chips into water at 72nd hole to blow lead as Elvira wins in Dubai

Nacho Elvira takes advantage for Dubai Invitational titleRory McIlroy finishes in tie for third after final-day dramaShane Lowry blew a one-shot lead on the last hole as Nacho Elvira recovered to claim victory in a dramatic finish to the Dubai Invitational.Lowry, who had started the final round in a tie for second, two strokes behind the Spaniard, barged into the lead after a birdie on the 15th and appeared to have the title at his mercy. But the Irishman found both bunker and water on the 18th, finishing with a double bogey that shattered his hopes and allowed Elvira, who had struggled early in the round, to duly par the 18th for victory. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago BBC viewers are only just realising Night Manager star has very famous mum

The second series of The Night Manager started earlier this month on BBC One

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5 h. ago Emma Raducanu recovers from slow start to ease through at Australian Open

Briton overcomes Mananchaya Sawangkaew 6-4, 6-1 Thai opponent shines in first set before falling awayEmma Raducanu rallied impressively from a slow start and early deficit to open her Australian Open with a solid victory, moving into the second round with a 6-4, 6-1 win over Mananchaya Sawangkaew.Raducanu had struggled early on, trailing 1-3, 15-40 against an impressive Sawangkaew. However, she found her form quickly, rolling through 11 of the subsequent 13 games to close out a comfortable victory. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago The healthy money habits that can knock ten years off your age... and help you sleep more easily, by TOBY WALNE

If you are reluctant to start an intense gym routine or commit to a restrictive diet that forces you to give up your favourite food, consider the anti-ageing tricks that revolve around your wallet.

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5 h. ago Why America needs a new antiwar movement – and how it can win | Jeremy Varon

Demonstrations against the Iraq war proved protest works. Now we must halt destruction before it more powerfully startsIn spring 2004, Gen Anthony Zinni uttered about Iraq the dreaded words in US politics: “I spent two years in Vietnam, and I’ve seen this movie before.” A year after George W Bush’s declaration of “mission accomplished” – when the war had hit its peak popularity at 74% – the invasion had descended into quagmire, marked by a raging insurgency, the Abu Ghraib torture scandal and US casualties nearing 1,000. For the first time, a majority of Americans judged the war a “mistake”. In this, they echoed what millions of Americans, predicting fiasco, had been saying since before its start.By the summer of 2005, with Iraq exploding in civil war, public support further eroded. Vietnam comparisons abounded. Running against the war, Democrats had blowout wins in the 2006 midterms. The new Congress empaneled the bipartisan Iraq study group, which concluded that the war had to end...

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6 h. ago Emma Raducanu destroys Australian Open star to storm into next round after early wobble

British No.1 Emma Raducanu claimed victory in Melbourne after overcoming an unconvincing start in the Australian Open first round to win in straight sets

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6 h. ago Gregg Wallace 'considering new life' away from UK after MasterChef scandal

Former MasterChef star Gregg Wallace is considering turning his back on the UK and starting a new life in Italy with his family after he was let go by the programme

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6 h. ago The pub that changed me: ‘We celebrated Christmas in July – and suddenly every night was Saturday night’

At the start of the first festive shift, the other bartender and I silently pulled our crackers and grimly donned paper hats. Yet it worked a treat and taught me the value of making your own funI was an employee and a customer at this pub as a teenager in the early 1990s. This was one of four or five pubs clustered around the high street in the town where I grew up in Somerset. We gravitated towards the Blue Ball as teenagers, not because they served underage drinkers. They didn’t. And we could only afford to drink lime and soda anyway. No, we loved this place because it had (drumroll) two bars. So we were not only cool enough to go down the pub (never “to the pub”, strictly “down the pub” or, better still, “down the Blue”), but we even had our own bar. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Little boy diagnosed with horror Victorian disease after mum spots odd walking habit

A mum noticed that her four-year-old son has started walking with a strange gait - her concerns were initially dismissed by doctors before an X-ray finally revealed the truth

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7 h. ago After The Flood on ITV start time, cast list in full, filming details and episode count

ITV's After The Flood series 2 returns with Sophie Rundle at the helm alongside new cast members Jill Halfpenny and Alun Armstrong

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7 h. ago Shopping centre blaze sees at least six dead and dozens injured in 'mass disaster'

Shoppers visiting a multi-story shopping centre in Kurachi, Pakistan, saw their trip turn to horror after a major blaze started on the ground floor quickly engulfed the whole building

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