50 m. ago Royal Caribbean cruise horror as mystery virus outbreak leaves 140 passengers vomiting

More than 140 people on a Royal Caribbean cruise suffered with the mystery illness, with passengers and crew experiencing vomiting, cramps and diarrhoea onboard Navigator of the Seas

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65 m. ago Princess Andre, 18, looks radiant as she enjoys lavish Mexico holiday with family of dad Peter's wife Emily

The 18-year-old, the daughter of Katie Price and Peter Andre, jetted off to Mexico City this week with Emily's younger brothers Will and Joe.

Politics

89 m. ago Olivia Attwood in tears as she shares update after terrifying break

TV presenter Olivia Attwood was left in tears after dealing with a terrifying break-in at her £1million home, taking aim at the "scumbag" criminals on Instagram

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93 m. ago The Great British culinary tour:  From haute cuisine to street eats, the best foodie destinations by rail

Embark on your next foodventure with our guide to Britain’s best cuisine

Society

98 m. ago London school dating back to 1500s to close amid falling pupil numbers

Schools across London are being forced to close their doors due to plummeting pupil numbers as families leave the capital

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1 hour ago Save £50 on a family trip for 3 to Legoland Windsor this school holiday with limited time offer

The offer is available for a limited time only and lets you take two children and one adult, or two adults and one child, to the family-friendly Legoland theme park

Economics

1 hour ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Kai Widdrington told 'looking great' by co

The dancer will soon be back in the hit dance show's ballroom after it was confirmed he'd be returning to the BBC One dance contest

Politics

2 h. ago Eight hours, 250 singers and as many bananas as it takes: Tavener’s Veil of the Temple

Who’d be brave enough to programme John Tavener’s choral epic? We talk to the team behind the staging that’s opening this year’s Edinburgh international festival, and veterans of its 2003 premiere remember the challenges and rewardsWhat’s the longest concert you’ve ever been to? Ever found yourself sitting through more encores than you’d bargained for, worrying about your last train? Or mid-symphony becoming desperate to stand up and stretch?What about the longest single piece of music? Opera-goers may or may not sympathise with Rossini’s quip about Wagner’s “good moments but awful quarters of an hour”, but there is no denying the monumental scale of Die Meistersinger, for instance, which runs to about four and a half hours, not including intervals. And then there’s the same composer’s Ring cycle – about 15 hours in total, albeit split across four instalments; as close to a marathon as classical music usually gets. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Get a Legoland Resort visit for 3 people this school holiday for £50 less if you're fast

If you’re looking for a way to keep the kids busy this school holiday without breaking the bank, we’ve spotted a great discount that lets you save £50 on a family trip to Legoland

Economics

2 h. ago Coronation Street star Alan Halsall 'cannot confirm' as he's left in tears in sweet update with daughter

The Tyrone Dobbs actor was left emotional as he shared a sweet update on his daughter

Politics

2 h. ago 'I'm tempted to organise a wild orgy – I want revenge after my ex dumped me at the beach'

JUST JANE: Today our agony aunt Jane O'Gorman is dealing with a new issue from a Daily Star reader who can't get over being humiliated on a family holiday

Politics

2 h. ago Daredevil Felix Baumgartner 'died before he hit the ground' near children playing in hotel pool

Felix Baumgartner was killed while paragliding in Italy after suffering a cardiac arrest mid-air, with his paraglider crashing into a swimming pool at a resort

Events

2 h. ago Cheshire girl breaks down in tears after emotional gesture from parents

Check out the video as Layla gets a brand new e-bike for her birthday

Politics

4 h. ago The Open 2025: second round updates from Royal Portrush – live

Latest updates from the second day of the 153rd OpenLive official leaderboard | And you can email Scott and we’re back. Less than nine hours ago, the first day of the 153rd edition of the Open Championship came to a close. Now we’re up and running again! Friday promises to be another Homeric odyssey, and we’ll be blogging about it ♫♪ all day looooooonng♫♪. Here’s how the very top of a star-studded leaderboard looked at the end of play last night -4: JS Olesen, Li, Fitzpatrick, Bezuidenhout, English -3: Jordan, Scheffler, Kaewkanjana, Hatton -2: N Højgaard, Westwood, Fowler, R Højgaard, Rai, Harman, McNealy, Rose, Glover, T Kim -1: Mickelson, Burns, Rahm, Lowry, Axelsen, Z Johnson, Garcia, Hidalgo, Leonard, Niemann, McIlroy, Finau E: J Smith, Kanaya, Schauffele, Svensson, Hillier, Novak, Burmester, McCarty, Im, Langasque, MacIntyre, Kimsey, Kokrak Continue reading...

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4 h. ago I'd be stunned if Rangers even entertained John Souttar leaving because he's their best defender

Michael Smith was close to Souttar during their time at Hearts and reckons Russell Martin needs someone like him in his squad

Politics

4 h. ago Manchester United receive injury boost after positive update on defender

Man Utd defender Lisandro Martinez suffered a serious knee injury in February and the defender is on the comeback trail.

Events

5 h. ago ‘It’s impossible to tell who is killing us’: four days of violence end with hundreds dead in southern Syria

Sectarian divisions prompted the worst unrest in Syria since March as the Druze population of Sweida province suffered massacres and executionsBahaa* had no choice but to keep on working as patient after patient came through the doors of the Sweida National hospital in southern Syria. Almost all bore similar injuries: gunshot wounds and bodies shredded by shrapnel from nearby exploding artillery.“There were hundreds of wounded, no less than 200 bodies in the hospital. Many of them shot in the head, as if executed,” said Bahaa, a surgeon speaking of the events of this week in Sweida under a pseudonym for fear of retribution. Continue reading...

Events

5 h. ago ‘Shot in the head, as if executed’: four days of violence end with hundreds dead in southern Syria

Sectarian divisions prompted the worst unrest in Syria since March as the Druze population of Sweida province suffered massacres and executionsBahaa* had no choice but to keep on working as patient after patient came through the doors of the Sweida National hospital in southern Syria. Almost all bore similar injuries: gunshot wounds and bodies shredded by shrapnel from nearby exploding artillery.“There were hundreds of wounded, no less than 200 bodies in the hospital. Many of them shot in the head, as if executed,” said Bahaa, a surgeon speaking of the events of this week in Sweida under a pseudonym for fear of retribution. Continue reading...

Events

5 h. ago Scottish high street suffers sale blow as households go holidaying and gigging

“Households are having to contend with a multitude of pressures which is seeing them spend selectively” – David Lonsdale, SRC

Politics

5 h. ago Cardiff city centre roads will close this weekend as another huge gig comes to Wales

Kendrick Lamar and Sza will headline a huge gig at the Principality Stadium

Transport