8 h. ago Tess Daly insists 'it's real' over Strictly Come Dancing and admits what could 'go wrong'

The 56-year-old presenter has shared some secrets from behind-the-scenes of the hit BBC One dance show

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4 d. ago Jess Fishlock makes Wales history before France take control at Euro 2025

Given that they were playing next door to a branch of Ikea it could be tempting to say Wales collapsed in the manner of badly assembled flat pack furniture. But that would be very wrong.An admittedly emphatic scoreline that leaves France top of Group D and well on course for the quarter-finals does not tell the whole story of a much improved Welsh performance on a night when Jess Fishlock scored a historic goal. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Ted Cruz explains family vacation to Greece during yet another natural disaster in Texas

Cruz was seen vacationing in Athens, Greece , over the weekend after casting his vote on Trump's budget bill last week as d eadly floods struck the Texas Hill Country over the weekend.

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7 d. ago Brendon McCullum admits Ben Stokes got it wrong in crushing India defeat

Ben Stokes made the decision to bowl first at Edgbaston before India built an insurmountable lead on a flat wicket and condemned England to a chastening 336-run defeat, levelling the series

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2 w. ago Jet2 pilot admits 'he'd be disappointed too' as flight goes very wrong

A Jet2 pilot was forced to address the cabin after his flight was diverted – and one passenger was clearly not impressed by the inconvenience that was caused

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2 w. ago Why it’s good to admit when you’re wrong – and how to improve

Admitting to being wrong can be difficult. But ‘intellectual humility’ is a trainable trait that deepens relationshipsYou may be familiar with the feeling. Someone factchecks you mid-conversation or discredits your dishwasher-loading technique. Heat rises to your face; you might feel defensive, embarrassed or angry. Do you insist you’re right or can you accept the correction?Admitting to being wrong can be difficult and uncomfortable. But the ability to admit to incorrect ideas or beliefs – what psychologists call “intellectual humility” – is important. Research shows that people with higher intellectual humility think more critically, and are less biased and less prone to dogmatism. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Gabby Logan left crying on her sofa in Strictly Come Dancing confession

Former Strictly Come Dancing contestant Gabby Logan has opened up on the real reason why she was left in tears after she was eliminated from the BBC dance competition

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3 w. ago Queen classic beats Rihanna and Oasis to nation’s top song for drive to work

Brits try to make their journey to work more fun with most admitting that the wrong music or even stopping for petrol can really derail a morning

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3 w. ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing star Dianne Buswell teases 'real treat' as co

The dancer was flooded with messages about her current tour with one of her Strictly Come Dancing co-stars

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