86 m. ago Expensive error sees $70m fighter jet fall into sea after rolling off the side of USS Harry S Truman

A fighter jet has sunk into the ocean after falling off the side of a huge aircraft carrier.

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1 hour ago David Tennant calls out Alex Jones for dropping huge 'spoiler' about his new reality show Genius Game

The Doctor Who star, 54, appeared on The One Show to chat to Jones and Angellica Bell about his new ITV competition series, Genius Game

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1 hour ago Nigel Farage can talk the talk but can he walk the walk, May 1 local elections may tell

Commentary: The town hall polls could show whether the Reform UK leader can deliver for people and communities or if he is just one of Britain’s best ever campaigners at promising elusive sunlit uplands

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1 hour ago Stylish Scottish summerhouse among Shed of the Year 2025 entrants

Kinnison’s Wine Lodge in Angus is among this year’s entries into Cuprinol’s Shed of the Year competition.

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2 h. ago Jose Mourinho seeks out Cyriel Dessers as Rangers one off revels in buzz from a text after Man United stunner

The Nigerian international has scored 24 goals in all competitions for the Ibrox side this season

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2 h. ago Genius Game ITV: what time is David Tennant show on TV and who is in the cast?

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3 h. ago 'Beautiful' £3,000 Debenhams watch now £200 as shoppers say they 'can't wait to buy another'

"I adore my watch. It is beautiful, and extremely well made. It also looks very expensive. I can't wait to purchase another!"

Economics

3 h. ago Erik ten Hag next job update as former Man United manager competes with Barcelona great

The latest Manchester United news with an update on former manager, Erik ten Hag, and his future.

Society

3 h. ago Aldi to bring back cordless vacuum that rivals Shark and Dyson for just £45

The supermarket's highly popular cordless vacuum costs just shy of £50.

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3 h. ago 'He said he wasn’t cheating, but his supermarket clubcard exposed the truth'

Private investigator Aaron Bond recalls one case where a husband was caught out after his spending habits were checked

Society

4 h. ago Spanish PM calls on private energy firms to help find cause of massive power cut

Pedro Sánchez says changes needed to guarantee ‘supply and future competitiveness’ of electricity after blackout Spain’s prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, has called on private energy operators to help his government establish the cause of Monday’s unprecedented power cut across the Iberian peninsula, and said changes and improvements must be made to guarantee “the supply and future competitiveness” of the country’s electrical system.Spain and Portugal suffered a massive power loss that began just after 12.30pm on Monday and lasted into the night. At least five people are thought to have died in Spain as a result of the blackout, which left people trapped on paralysed trains and in the static lifts of apartment blocks and offices. Continue reading...

Economics

4 h. ago Major supermarket issues urgent recall for chicken over food poisoning fear

Asda is urgently recalling its own-brand chicken breast slices over fears that the product was packaged with an incorrect use-by date.

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4 h. ago Readers give their verdict on Trump’s 100 days: ‘Extraordinary destruction’

The president promised an ‘extraordinary’ first 100 days in office but for many that has been true in all the wrong waysThe first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term have polarized the United States and the world.Public opinion polls show the president’s approval rating is around 40% – having flipped from positive to negative since his inauguration. A vast majority of Americans are worried about a recession and how his trade war will affect the economy. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Ryan Reynolds thanks Wrexham for 'one of greatest experiences' and lifts lid on future plans

Ryan Reynolds is already planning for Wrexham's campaign in the Championship after flying in to watch the 3-0 win over Charlton which secured their promotion from League One

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6 h. ago Supermarket that promised to compete with Aldi is now the most expensive

Sainsbury's was only last month working out fourth cheapest behind Asda, Aldi and Lidl for a basket of eight key grocery essentials including bread and milk

Politics

7 h. ago The Tories have shown Labour exactly how not to fight Farage | Rafael Behr

As local elections loom, it’s clear that years of agreeing with the Reform leader have failed to discourage people from voting for himIn the playbook of election strategies, there are two canonical campaigns. Incumbents say things are going in the right direction; don’t let the opposition screw it up! Challengers say everything is screwed up already; it’s time for change!There is a less orthodox, third option, innovated by the Conservatives in competition with whichever party Nigel Farage happens to be leading: our opponent is right; don’t vote for him.Rafael Behr is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Football news: Real Madrid target Premier League trio as Man Utd dealt transfer blow

With a little over a month until the Champions League final, teams from the Premier League and beyond have been gearing up for what promises to be a busy summer of transfer action

Sport

8 h. ago Barcelona vs Inter Milan Champions League prediction, betting preview, odds and tips

Barcelona go into this match as the favourites to win the competition outright and have showed throughout this season why they are as they welcome Inter Milan to their temporary home in the Champions League

Sport

8 h. ago The Man City transfer factory that keeps giving after £190m windfall and promise of more

Manchester City are on course for an academy treble this season and that could turn into a significant transfer boost in future.

Economics

9 h. ago Possum hunts, Antarctica and the army: one woman’s road to winning the most extreme mountain bike contest

The first woman to land a backflip in competition, Robin Goomes grew up on a remote island off New Zealand and sold possum furs to buy her first dirt bike aged 10Growing up in the remote Chatham Islands, about 800km off the coast of New Zealand, Robin Goomes had a unique upbringing. She would often tag along with her mum, a Department of Conservation ranger, helping with pest control, feeding burrowing birds and planting trees around the island.“I was a mum’s girl for sure,” says Goomes. “I always looked up to her, but she was different from your average mum. She was very hands-on, and taught me how to weld and how to shoot.” After learning how to hunt possums, Goomes began making money by plucking possum furs and selling them to the mainland. Continue reading...

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