19 m. ago Big Brother's George sinks claws into ITV for 'leaving his life in tatters' and 'making him feel rotten inside' with offensive language axe

The 23-year-old was booted out of the iconic house last week following the 'repeated use of unacceptable language and behaviour'.

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46 m. ago The New Look Brown Contrast Trim Bonded Jacket is the autumn essential for pumpkin picking

This jacket from New Look will keep you looking stylish and cosy all season long.

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75 m. ago Anyone noticing one smell between 2am and 5am urged to check bed sheets

An expert has shared the 'red flag' signs you could be dealing with a bed bug infestation

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81 m. ago Wagamama customers moan as favourite items vanish in menu shake

Wagamama has a brand-new menu, but some customers are 'disappointed' with the changes as they say their favourite items have been axed

Economics

3 h. ago David Coote pleads guilty to child image charge in axed Premier League ref's trial

Ex-Premier League referee David Coote has appeared at Nottingham Crown Court and pleaded guilty to the charge of making an indecent image of a child

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3 h. ago Axed Prem ref David Coote pleads guilty to indecent child image charge

Former Premier League referee David Coote had been charged with making an indecent image of a child and appeared at Nottingham Crown Court on Tuesday morning

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4 h. ago ‘We’re ripping ourselves to shreds’: with dance music bitterly divided, how far should cultural boycotts go?

Some artists and audiences are boycotting Boiler Room and other events over its parent company’s links with Israel – creating fierce debate about the best way to protest and how to remain uncompromisedThose attending Boiler Room’s two-day festival in London’s Burgess Park in August may have noticed a troubling message spray-painted on the site’s perimeter fence: “Boiler Room is owned by Israeli arms investors.” In nearby Brockwell Park, which hosted Field Day, Cross the Tracks and Mighty Hoopla – three festivals belonging to the same group as Boiler Room – graffiti depicted a bomb with the letters “KKR” emblazoned on it.In June 2024, the controversial private equity giant KKR acquired Superstruct Entertainment, the company that owns these four festivals and tens of others, many of which were the subjects of boycotts by artists this summer. That’s because KKR has considerable business interests in Israel, including investments in Axel Springer SE, a German media company that runs cla...

Culture

4 h. ago Number of damp homes in Renfrewshire described as an 'endemic cancer'

Campaigner calls for change as shocking Campaigner calls for change as shocking.

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4 h. ago Houseplant clinic: my ‘cactus’ is getting too tall for my room

It’s actually a euphorbia, and some careful pruning will solve your problem – and result in a more attractive plantWhat’s the problem? I’ve had this cactus for many years, but it keeps getting taller and soon it will hit the ceiling. How can I stop the plant growing without doing it harm?Diagnosis The plant in question isn’t a true cactus at all, but a succulent called Euphorbia trigona, also known as the African milk tree. Like many columnar euphorbias, it can shoot up rapidly indoors if it’s happy, often outgrowing its space. Luckily, the plant responds well to pruning if done carefully. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Big Brother’s George shares exact comments that led to ITV axing

Big Brother star George Gilbert was removed from the house due to his 'unacceptable language and behaviour'

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5 h. ago Thousands of homes at risk of mould and damp after government eco insulation scheme failures

Almost all homes meant to benefit from a government-backed scheme are instead facing serious issues

Events

5 h. ago Harry Potter TV series hires a SECOND child star to play lead role with 'perfect mop of hair and boyish looks' as mystery behind new face on set is solved

The job of playing the boy wizard, who is character from JK Rowling 's books, was originally given to Dominic McLaughlin, who was unveiled earlier this year - but now a second Harry has been spotted.

Society

7 h. ago Thousands of homes at risk of mould and damp after botched eco insulation, watchdog finds

Almost all homes meant to benefit from a government-backed scheme are instead facing serious issues

Events

8 h. ago ‘Did two Brits spy for China?’ is one question. ‘Can any UK PM really stand up to China?’ is an even bigger one | Gaby Hinsliff

It’s Keir Starmer’s turn to muddle through a problem that none of his predecessors solved: can his cash-poor nation afford to offend a superpower? It has all the makings of a gripping spy novel.Two young men accused of passing secrets to China, who vigorously protest their innocence, are swept up in a swirling political intrigue with a shadowy semi-mythical figure (in the shape of veteran Downing Street national security adviser Jonathan Powell) at its heart. Yet the story dominating domestic headlines as MPs returned from recess this week is not fiction, or at least not entirely.Gaby Hinsliff is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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14 h. ago Thousands living in 'misery' due to massive failures with energy saving scheme

Cowboy builders are among those believed to have exploited a government endorsed energy saving scheme, leading to up to £165million of suspected fraud and households living in damp and mouldy homes

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15 h. ago BBC responds to Gregg Wallace's £10k 'distress and harassment' claim after MasterChef axe

Former MasterChef host Gregg Wallace is suing the BBC and one of its subsidiaries for up to £10,000 following his axe from the show as he claims he suffered 'distress and harassment'

Economics

16 h. ago Prime Video thriller unexpectedly axed after one season leaving fans 'disappointed'

Amazon Prime Video has cancelled crime thriller Countdown after just one season, with the show's lead Jensen Ackles now speaking out.

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17 h. ago Axed Big Brother star George Gilbert reveals the reason he was removed from the ITV show after receiving a string of unaired warnings from bosses for 'unacceptable language'

The 23-year-old parish counsellor had been ousted from the spy house for 'repeated use of unacceptable language and behaviour' according to bosses in a statement.

Events

18 h. ago Axed Big Brother housemate George reveals what really happened after he was kicked off show – as he slams CBB stars 

AXED Big Brother housemate George Gilbert has revealed what really happened on the morning he was kicked out of the house. The Sun exclusively revealed the parish councillor, 23, was removed from the ITV show for making offensive comments which could be interpreted as anti-Semitic. In a 40-minute video uploaded to YouTube tonight, he detailed his...

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19 h. ago Big Brother's George Gilbert shares truth behind sudden axe in bombshell confession

George Gilbert has broken his silence on his YouTube channel about being removed from the Big Brother house for his repeated use of unacceptable language and behaviour

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