63 m. ago Give your 2026 knitwear an upgrade with these designer inspired pieces from one of the UK’s favourite high street stores

HIGH-street favourite, Next has just dropped its new-season knitwear and it’s packed with a range of impressive colours, motifs and textures that feel designer-inspired.  If you’re looking to upgrade your winter wardrobe, then with the cold weather at the moment, you’ve probably got knitwear at the forefront of your mind.  2026 is set to be...

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77 m. ago Arsenal star 'smashed' on training ground as manager watched on stunned

Arsenal stars were left worried about the state of their talisman after a rough training ground challenge

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1 hour ago Shock moment man is knocked out cold as he’s smashed in the head by falling glass pane while having a drink outside bar

THIS is the astonishing moment a man narrowly escaped death after being struck by a huge pane of glass. Street camera footage captures the calm before the storm as the unsuspecting victim takes a sip of his drink while glancing down at his phone. Without warning, he is suddenly flattened by the falling glass and...

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2 h. ago Squirrel suit pro jumps off cliff, smashes into rocks at 120mph next to traumatised family

Tourists exploring South Africa's iconic Table Mountain overlooking Cape Town got the shock of their lives when respected daredevil Brendan Weinsten smashed into the ground beside them at 120mph

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3 h. ago As the Israeli bombs fell, my family committed an act of rebellion: we planted a garden in Gaza | Taqwa Ahmed al

Amid constant danger, each planted seed was a tiny act of resistance. As they grew, they offered us food – and a sense of achievement amid the devastationMy 12-year-old brother Mazen ran into the kitchen, shouting that the eggplants were sprouting. He held up the tiny green shoots, his hands shaking. My older brother Mohammed and I rushed outside, laughing despite the fear that had become our constant companion. Each sprout was a victory.Before Gaza’s skies darkened with smoke and the ground shook with bombs, our garden was a lush tapestry of trees and plants, each leaf and branch woven into our family memory. Birds danced above the branches. Five ancient trees stood tall, twisted trunks weathered by sun and wind, branches heavy with black and green olives. Fruit trees filled the air with sweetness – orange, lemon, a broad-leaved fig and a small clementine. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Moment police officer Tasers suspected burglar on shed before fall left him in wheelchair is shown in court

This is the moment a police officer Tasered a suspected burglar who was left wheelchair-bound after falling from a shed, a court heard.

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3 h. ago Should the UK put boots on the ground in Ukraine? Vote in our poll

Keir Starmer has signed a declaration alongside Emmanuel Macron and Volodymyr Zelensky pledging to put boots on the ground if a peace deal is reached - do you think that's the right move?

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3 h. ago Bondi hero Ahmed Al Ahmed finally reveals why he didn't shoot terrorist when he had the chance

The hero of the Bondi Beach massacre has shared why he didn't shoot one of the attackers after wrestling his gun away.

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4 h. ago Ever laughed at an inappropriate moment? Scientists reveal why suppressing giggles can be so difficult

Most people have experienced it - that awful moment when the urge to laugh bubbles up in the wrong setting.

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4 h. ago Moment Met PC on trial for GBH Tasers man ‘who fell 6ft’ and was left paralysed

Jurors hear Leonard Sandiford was running away from constable Liam Newman when stunned in east London

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4 h. ago Cat Deeley reveals emotional moment with 'very upset' Jesy Nelson backstage on This Morning

Cat Deeley has revealed she shared an emotional moment with Jesy Nelson away from the cameras before the singer sat on the This Morning sofa for an interview about her twins' diagnosis

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4 h. ago Maduro is gone, but his regime is intact. The circumstances tell a story | Alejandro Velasco

In the early fray of foreign interventions, evidence is largely circumstantial. But here the circumstances tell a powerful storyAs late as Saturday afternoon, fires continued to smolder in parts of Caracas. Residents throughout the city, stunned and anxious, filled grocery stores and gas stations, stocking up before a future unknown. Everywhere the question hung in the air like the smoke still clouding Venezuela’s capital: what next?After months of military buildup, deadly strikes at sea and a looming ground war, the United States made good on its threats to attack Venezuela in a dramatic overnight raid that ended with Nicolás Maduro in a New York City jail cell. Yet 48 hours later, little else appeared different in Caracas: Maduro’s inner circle remained in place; state institutions remained in their control; streets were calm, if tense, while authorities called on people to return to their daily lives. In other words: move along, nothing to see here.Alejandro Velasco is an associa...

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4 h. ago The Cribs: Selling a Vibe review | Alexis Petridis’s album of the week

(PIAS)The Jarman brothers’ ninth album adds a little 80s pop sheen to their distorted guitars and confident songwriting, while always sounding exactly like the indie stalwartsLast summer, the BBC broadcast an eight-part podcast called The Rise and Fall of Indie Sleaze. Its third episode heavily featured the Cribs’ bassist and vocalist Gary Jarman talking about his band’s first flush of mid-00s fame. It centred on their 2005 single Hey Scenesters!, from which the episode also took its name. It was a curious choice: on close examination, Hey Scenesters! wasn’t a celebration of what some people unfortunately dubbed the New Rock Revolution so much as the sound of Jarman and his bandmate brothers poking fun at it.There was the peculiar dichotomy of the Cribs in a nutshell. They were a band so of the mid-00s moment that they were nearly signed to a record label founded by Myspace. But they always seemed slightly apart from the scene. They were certainly less voracious in the pursuit of ma...

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5 h. ago The sweet moment a young Gabby Logan interviews her father Terry Yorath: Video emerges after Leeds legend died aged 75

A clip from 1999 shows Logan interviewing her dad while he was a coach at Huddersfield, preparing for an FA Cup tie against Derby County, on the ITV show 'On the Ball'.

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5 h. ago Strictly star left crawling to the pavement after being run over in horrific crash

The former Strictly finalist revealed details of the 'shocking and scary' moment he was hit by a car and left by the side of the road - and why doctors suspect he escaped death

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5 h. ago The Traitors winner Leanne Quigley shares harrowing moment twin son nearly died

The Traitors champion Leanne Quigley has opened up about the harrowing moment she watched her premature twin son fight for his life in hospital

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5 h. ago Australia announces royal commission into Bondi shooting after weeks of pressure

Anthony Albanese defends backflipping on demands for royal commission

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6 h. ago Man United told to snub Ole Gunnar Solskjaer for club icon who hasn't managed in 15 years

Manchester United are searching for an interim manager after Ruben Amorim's dismissal, with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer the frontrunner at the moment

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6 h. ago New footage shows moment US Coast Guard storm Venezuela tankers in pre

New footage shows the US Coast Guard boarding two Venezuela tankers in “back-to-back” operations in the North Atlantic and the Caribbean.

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7 h. ago Moment woman is fatally shot by ICE agent during Minneapolis immigration raid sparking furious protests

Mother-of-three Renee Nicole Good, 37, was shot dead by an ICE agent on Wednesday

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