46 m. ago Rapper Wiz Khalifa sentenced in Romania on drug possession charges

Prosecutors said he was found in possession of more than 18 grams of cannabis, and that he consumed some on stage at a music festival

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70 m. ago Ashes 2025 live score: England to try and salvage series on day three as tensions rise

England are 2-0 down in the series and appear to be hurtling towards a series-ending defeat in Adelaide thanks to more shoddy batting

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2 h. ago Wilfried Nancy Celtic exit rumours addressed as prospect of 72

Embattled manager remains in charge as fans call for his departure

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2 h. ago Kind Luke Littler splashes thousands on 4 Xboxes for ‘thrilled’ patients on hospital children’s ward

IT’S the time of year for doing good deeds and Luke Littler is leading the pack of kind celebs this Christmas. The teen darts ace – who will take on David Davies at Alexandra Palace in north London on Sunday – has forked out a couple of grand to buy four Xbox consoles for the...

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2 h. ago Mexican cartel member accused of faking his death sentenced to nearly 12 years

Gutierrez-Ochoa was wanted in Mexico on suspicion of kidnapping two Mexican Navy members in 2021

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2 h. ago STEPHEN GLOVER: George Osborne is pampered, supercilious and so greedy. His latest move is utterly typical... he makes me want to take to the streets

All over Europe populist parties of the Right and Left are on the rise as voters increasingly turn away from the political class that has held sway since the Second World War.

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2 h. ago The Guardian view on the EU and Ukraine: a moment of truth for Brussels and Kyiv | Editorial

The plan to mobilise Russia’s frozen assets is morally compelling and ingenious. The problem is that its enemies will never see it that wayMorally, the decision facing the European Council in Brussels this week has been a no-brainer. Russia invaded Ukraine illegally and unilaterally. Moscow shows no sign of wanting peace. It actively threatens other countries too, including Britain. Ukraine is running out of money. Yet £184bn worth of Russian assets remain frozen in Europe, notably in Belgium. That money should therefore be mobilised to fund Ukraine. To many, this would be the enactment of a clear and present duty, proof positive that Europe can still be a heavy hitter.In the messy reaches of the real world, however, things have not been straightforward. Law, economics and politics all managed to insinuate themselves, sometimes venomously, into the intense buildup to Brussels. Reparations can have lethal political consequences. Seizure of assets will undoubtedly face legal...

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3 h. ago NHS issues 'it's not too late' message as flu cases continue to soar

Health officials have warned flu is 'notoriously unpredictable' as cases remain at record highs

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3 h. ago STEPHEN GLOVER: George Osborne is pampered, supercilious and so greedy. His latest move is so typical. It gets worse from there... it even makes me want to take to the streets

All over Europe populist parties of the Right and Left are on the rise as voters increasingly turn away from the political class that has held sway since the Second World War.

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3 h. ago Mum of teen who took his own life after sextortion plot slams Meta for "failing kids"

Murray Dowey, 16, took his own life after he was blackmailed by Nigerian criminals on Instagram in December 2023.

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3 h. ago Police believe woman may have witnessed alleged rape at nightclub

A teen has been charged with rape following the alleged incident at a Welsh nightclub

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3 h. ago Mexican drug cartel member accused of faking his death is sentenced to 11

A Mexican drug cartel member accused of faking his death to avoid capture has been sentenced to more than 11 years in U.S. prison

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4 h. ago Majority of voters say Trump is going too far with presidential power, poll finds

After a year of tariffs, ICE raids, narco-boat bombings and the partial demolition of the White House, most Americans feel President Donald Trump has exceeded his authority, latest Quinnipiac survey finds

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5 h. ago Muslim gangs have taken control of one of Britain's most drug

Chief inspector of prisons Charlie Taylor has served an urgent notification for HMP Swaleside in Kent.

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5 h. ago Vicky Pattison warns of deepfake abuse as ChatGPT plans to launch adult content

Strictly Come Dancing star Vicky Pattison has shared her concerns over the rise of AI-enabled sexual abuse as OpenAI reveal their plans to roll out an "adult mode" feature for over 18s

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5 h. ago Murdered Muriel McKay's son accuses police of blocking his search for her remains

Ian McKay claims that the Metropolitan Police 'undermine our efforts at every turn' as he attempts to search for Muriel's remains in a shop linked to the Kray twins, following her 1969 kidnapping

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6 h. ago Trump says Susie Wiles made him do the primetime address where he spent 18 minutes yelling about his ‘accomplishments’

Trump told reporters Wednesday that his chief of staff will remain in her role after the explosive Vanity Fair article

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6 h. ago ‘Addictive’ drama that fans ‘can’t stop watching’ returns for new series

The drama has remained under the radar despite critics and fans heaping praise on it

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7 h. ago Girl, 17 in 'gang rape' horror as teen sent text asking 'do you want a turn'

Authorities have charged Abdul-Hamid with five counts of aggravated sexual assault after the six-hour ordeal - two of the alleged attacks are said to have involved a hairbrush

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7 h. ago Manchester Arena bombing victims to be paid millions as teen will get huge sum

The completion the of 16 cases, which had to be decided by a judge, will see payouts of £20m to claimants - with a further 352 claims for damages now set to be finalised

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