28 m. ago Mary Berry's 'comforting twist' on cottage pie is perfect for the family

Mary Berry shared her recipe for a cottage pie with a "comforting twist" on the first episode of her new BBC Two series Mary at 90: A Lifetime of Cooking.

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86 m. ago Mary Berry's twist on hearty cottage pie is perfect for family meals

Mary Berry shared her cottage pie recipe in the first episode of Mary at 90: A Lifetime of Cooking on the BBC earlier this week, and it's the perfect dish for the family.

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1 hour ago Liverpool fans race to bag 20% off Christmas gifts in rare club sale ending Sunday

Liverpool FC has launched a huge sale with 20% off all LFC Label items including retro apparel, watches, loungewear, souvenirs and personalised Christmas presents

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1 hour ago Robin van Persie confesses Celtic clash hammer blow as Feyenoord boss feels shockwave from UEFA sanction

Feyenoord have bene ordered to close a quarter of their stadium for the clash with Celtic on November 27

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1 hour ago Tom Fletcher: ‘Who would play me on screen? I get confused for Tom Felton all the time’

The McFly singer on getting kicked out of Busted after two days, peeing himself on stage and learning to love his ‘big chin’Born in London, Tom Fletcher, 40, attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School and founded McFly in 2003. The band had seven No 1 singles, won a Brit Award for best pop act and continue to perform. In 2016, Fletcher published his first solo-written book for children, The Christmasaurus, which was shortlisted for a British Book Award. His titles have been translated into 40 languages. Paddington: The Musical, with music and lyrics by Fletcher, is at the Savoy theatre until next May. He is married to podcaster and author Giovanna Fletcher, has three children and lives in Hertfordshire.When were you happiest? On stage with my band. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Around 100 firefighters tackle blaze at house in Notting Hill

Around 100 firefighters tackle blaze at house in Notting Hill  This Is Local London

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2 h. ago Frank Lampard feels full force of Wrexham mania as he admits 'I could smell it'

Coventry boss Frank Lampard has admitted his team weren't good enough after they were beaten 3-2 by Wrexham at the Racecourse Ground thanks to a Kieffer Moore hat-trick

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2 h. ago Team USA's true feelings on Keegan Bradley's Ryder Cup future after Tiger Woods backing

Keegan Bradley captained Team USA at the Ryder Cup and has been tipped to be a part of the tournament once again, with JJ Spaun having looked ahead to the 2027 battle

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2 h. ago Inside the UK’s nightlife shift as Gen Z replace clubbing with intention seeking

UK nightlife is changing as clubs close across the country. From 1Way to Defected, curated and culture-led nights seem to be taking over as many feel they're more intentional

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3 h. ago Ninja Black Friday 2025: Huge reductions predicted for air fryers and kitchen gadgets

Ninja is a brand on many people's radars for Black Friday 2025

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3 h. ago The 'bustling' market town an hour from Manchester named one of UK's 'best places to live' in 2026

It's 'perfect for city workers who crave the country life'

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3 h. ago Would Celtic gamble on O’Neill if idol brings success against oldest rivals?

Result of Sunday’s League Cup semi-final could be key to an unlikely return or quest for a fresh managerial faceIt feels unwise to be fooled by Martin O’Neill’s self-deprecation. The 73-year-old remains publicly steadfast that his second stint in charge of Celtic will be short term. “I think my remit was that they would be looking for somebody [else] pretty quickly,” he said on Friday. “I don’t think this is a renaissance. I just think this is a fill-in.”Shock is still reverberating around Celtic Park, not so much about Monday’s resignation of Brendan Rodgers but the follow-up savaging of the former manager by the main shareholder, Dermot Desmond. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago 'Amazing' sequel to huge action film fans say is 'one of the greats' on ITV today

The first film in the Jurassic World series came out in 2015 and was a big hit - even among die-hard Jurassic Park fans

Culture

3 h. ago Shoppers say 'light but warm' £100 Regatta coat reduced to £60 'keeps draughts out'

'Fits perfectly and looks really smart'

Economics

3 h. ago Taylor Swift has barely aged a day in throwback snaps from 20 years ago revealed

A look back at Taylor Swift's rise from small-town country singer to global megastar in photos, as throwback snaps from her early days of fame reveal she's barely aged a day

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3 h. ago Martin O'Neill reveals Celtic silence from Dermot Desmond as he delivers emphatic permanent boss view

The Hoops boss is playing it cute when it comes to the permanent position even if an Old Firm win would gain support

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4 h. ago Ducking annoying: why has iPhone’s autocorrect function gone haywire?

The internet has been rumbling about autocorrect for years – and now AI is changing how the technology worksDon’t worry, you’re not going mad.If you feel the autocorrect on your iPhone has gone haywire recently – inexplicably correcting words such as “come” to “coke” and “winter” to “w Inter” – then you are not the only one. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Strictly star Molly Rainford's big fear in relationship with Lorraine presenter

EXCLUSIVE: Molly Rainford and her beau Tyler West, who met on Strictly in 2022, open up on the adventure of a lifetime - and why they're not rushing the wedding planning

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4 h. ago Hot summer and damp autumn cause UK boom in destructive honey fungus

Huge increase in tree-killing disease is result of climate crisis, experts sayA golden mushroom that grows in clusters and can attack and kill trees has increased by 200% in the UK in a year because of the hot summer and damp autumn.Recorded sightings of honey fungus are up by almost 200% compared with the same period last year, according to iNaturalist. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Roy Keane's true Man Utd and Nottingham Forest feelings as he reveals who he really supports

Roy Keane is never one to mince his words, and the Irishman was brutally honest when talking about whether he supports Manchester United or Nottingham Forest

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