2 h. ago Roman's 'flattering' party dress that 'hides lumps and bumps' on sale for 24% less

The hunt for the perfect dress for party season is officially over.

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3 h. ago Two taken to hospital after stall collapses at Leeds Christmas Market

The market was closed for safety reasons following the collapse

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4 h. ago 'Sparkly' Boden party dress that can be worn with flats or heels is now on sale

High-street favourite Boden is running this offer in time for the festive party season

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4 h. ago Inside the battle against new film studios being built near picturesque countryside town

Hollywood directors back plan for huge new film studio complex approved by the government, despite local opposition

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4 h. ago Ashes 2025 live score: Australia chasing just 65 for victory after another England collapse

Australia look set to take a 2-0 lead after dominating in Brisbane

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5 h. ago M&S Christmas jumper perfect for Christmas Day now £16.10 in sale

Marks and Spencer's sparkly jumper is festive enough for December 25 but can be worn all throughout winter, and it's reduced by 35% in the sale

Economics

5 h. ago Putin should have accepted Trump’s deal. Now Russia’s collapsing economy could lead to his downfall | Simon Tisdall

The war against Ukraine has hit ordinary Russians hard, and the deteriorating situation is likely to inflame tensions People in Britain who think they are governed by fools should take a closer look at the Russian and US presidents. Vladimir Putin is systematically ruining his country. His war of choice in Ukraine is an economic, financial, geopolitical and human calamity for Russia that worsens by the day. For his own murky reasons, Donald Trump, another national menace, offered him a lifeline last week. Yet Putin spurned it. These two fools deserve each other.On the table in Moscow was a “peace” deal that, broadly speaking, rewarded Russia’s aggression by handing over large chunks of Ukrainian land, compromised Kyiv’s independence and weakened its defences against any future attack. The Trump deal, if forced through, would have split the US and Europe; ruptured Nato, perhaps fatally; reprieved Russia’s pariah economy; and probably toppled Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s government.Simon Tis...

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7 h. ago Wilfried Nancy betrayed the extent of his Celtic knowledge with answer that has you saying pardon me – Hugh Keevins

Hugh Keevins reckons he should a word with the guy in the opposite dugout today

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15 h. ago SAS veteran, 54, dies after he was left needing a lung transplant when 'poisoned' by fumes from ISIS blasts

Adam Dobby, 54, passed away at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford on October 30 after suffering from acute heart failure and lung collapse.

Events

16 h. ago Ann Summers fans rush to buy £14 'comfy' bra that 'fits perfectly' in winter sale

From vivid lace sets to sultry festive reds, the brand has plenty of standout bargains worth snapping up before sizes disappear

Economics

17 h. ago Liverpool: Dominik Szoboszlai questions Reds' mentality after collapse at Leeds

Daniel Farke’s side twice came from behind to draw at Elland Road

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18 h. ago MLS Cup final: Inter Miami v Vancouver Whitecaps – live buildup

Inter Miami host Vancouver for MLS championshipDrop Beau at line on Bluesky or emailIn a big country, dreams stay with you Or, in this case, two big countries, with the Vancouver Whitecaps representing Canada. These two clubs are in opposite corners of the continent. Unless MLS expands to Alaska or Hawaii, the distance between Miami and Vancouver is about as big as you can get. Continue reading...

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21 h. ago Want to own a home steeped in California film, music and sporting history? It can be yours

A Pasadena couple built their ‘forever home’ in 2006

Culture

22 h. ago Fashion fans are racing to Sainsbury’s to nab ‘flattering’ dress that’s perfect for Christmas & it’s in the sale too

WITH December well and truly in full swing, many of us will soon be toasting to the festive season with a glass of champers at our work Christmas party. But if you're still on the lookout for the perfect dress to dance the night away in, then look no further. That's because shoppers have been...

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23 h. ago Gravel, rotten wood and no bricks: Palestinians struggle to rebuild homes in the ruins of Gaza City

With tents collapsing and infrastructure in ruins, ordinary Gazans are leading a grassroots push to restore their homes as winter approaches, Ezz Al Din Abu Eisha reports

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23 h. ago Marcus Trescothick insists England will stick to attacking principles despite Ashes collapse

England have endured a growing collection of increasingly familiar dismissals.

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25 h. ago ‘Tax the rich’ activists vandalise Crown Jewels with crumble and custard

‘Tax the rich’ activists vandalise Crown Jewels with crumble and custard  The Telegraph

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25 h. ago Woeful England slide towards second Test defeat as Mitchell Starc and Australia dominate

England 134/6 (trail Australia by 43 runs): The tourists are facing a 2-0 series deficit after Starc starred in Brisbane

Events

25 h. ago Sun setting on England’s Ashes dream as Australia close on second Test triumph

Second Test, D3: England 334 & 134-6; Australia 511Tourists collapse under lights, still trailing by 43Saturday night at the Gabba witnessed a collapse to rank among England’s most demoralising on Australian soil. In fact the entire third day could be filed under that category: three sessions of one-way traffic on Vulture Street that mean the Ashes urn is unlikely to change hands.Even the word “unlikely” is a simple nod to the fact that in nearly 150 years of Test cricket a 2-0 deficit has been overcome once before; that it remains mathematically possible. But the way the first five days of this series have played out — the way Mitchell Starc has taken residence in English minds and painted the walls fuchsia pink — this is the stuff of fantasy. Continue reading...

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25 h. ago Ashes 2025 live score: Australia rampant as England collapse to leave hopes in tatters

Ben Stokes’s side are in trouble in Brisbane

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