53 m. ago Denise van Outen's ex Lee Mead says it was a 'lightbulb moment' when he met his fiancée Issy in a local coffee shop as he opens up about their 'unspoken connection'

Lee Mead has said it was a 'lightbulb' moment when he met his fiancée Issy Szumniak in a coffee shop as he opens up about their 'unspoken connection'.

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2 h. ago Liverpool rise up football rich list but Premier League shut out of top four

Reds’ success aided by Taylor Swift and Dua Lipa gigsReal Madrid take top spot again with £1.4bn revenueLiverpool were the English club with the highest revenue last season according to the annual Deloitte Football Money League – but for the first time in the report’s 29-year history no Premier League club made the top four.Real Madrid again took top spot with €1.61bn (£1.4bn), far ahead of Barcelona, with €974m. Bayern Munich with €860m and Paris Saint-Germain with €837m were third and fourth respectively. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago What time is Jujutsu Kaisen out this week? Episode 4 release time on Crunchyroll in UK and US

The Culling Game will continue on Jujutsu Kaisen this week - but when can you tune in? 👀📺

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7 h. ago Vehicle fire at Hamilton retail park sees two taken to hospital

Starbucks coffee shop at Palace Grounds retail park remains closed after being damaged in the blaze in the early hours of Saturday

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8 h. ago Brit Awards 2026: Nominations in full with Olivia Dean, Lily Allen and Sam Fender vying for top prizes

Ceremony will take place in Manchester for the first time in the award show’s history

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8 h. ago ‘A new aristocracy’: Jonathan Anderson muses on eccentricity at Dior menswear show

Musée Rodin was the venue for the designer’s second men’s show for the house, and he sought to shun normalityHe is one of fashion’s greatest ruminators so where better than the Musée Rodin in Paris to stage Jonathan Anderson’s second menswear show for Dior. Guests including the actors Robert Pattinson and Mia Goth, and Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton wandered past Auguste Rodin’s The Thinker as they made their way to their seats on Wednesday afternoon.Speaking backstage before the show, Anderson, dressed in his signature faded Levi’s jeans and a navy cashmere sweater, described the collection as “another character study”, explaining that this time he set out to explore “the idea of a new aristocracy”, questioning “what it means today” and “what can it be?” The-41-year old designer said when it came to the social hierarchy he wanted to “ignore the aspect of money” and instead home in on “their eccentricity”. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Full list of BRIT Awards 2026 nominations: Lola Young and Olivia Dean lead with five nods each followed by comeback queen Lily Allen

Since removing gendered categories in 2022, the Award show has faced heavy backlash for the low number of female artists nominated.

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9 h. ago Arsenal transfer news: 'Brazilian Pedri' price tag discovered as Arteta admits regret

Arsenal's time is running out to make improvements to their squad before the end of the January transfer window in the hopes of not letting another Premier League title evade their grasp

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10 h. ago Actor Rich List 2026: Here are the 21 wealthiest film stars in the world

None of these well kent faces will worry about the next electricity bill arriving in the post.

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11 h. ago The shot that got me a police beating: Rod Morris’s best photograph

‘After I took this, police officers bundled me into the back of a car and drove me to the local station where I was questioned for a long time. On the way out, they took turns to punch and kick me’In 1993, a photograph I’d taken of a bus driver in Luxor, Egypt, won a competition. The prize was some money, a camera and a return ticket to anywhere in the world. I chose Chile. The camera was an all-bells-and-whistles model: I sold it to a taxi driver at 3am. I’ve always preferred working with light 35mm cameras.After three months in Chile, I caught a train that rose up to the high Bolivian Altiplano plateau, leaving me with a splitting headache only relieved by some coca tea. I had an open-ended commission with the Financial Times to provide photographs from financial areas of the South American cities I went to, so while my main aim was to wander around photographing exciting things I came across, I also made sure to head to the financial district and government quarters in the city o...

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12 h. ago British coffee shop suddenly shuts its cafes in ‘painful’ decision – and customers are ‘heartbroken’

A BRITISH coffee shop that started trading from a caravan at festivals and events across the UK has suddenly closed its cafes The closure of the business, which opened its first cafe in 2018, has left customers “heartbroken”. The team at Down to Earth Coffee described the decision to shutter the shops as "painful" after...

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13 h. ago Cruz Beckham, 20, breaks cover and is seen for first time since Brooklyn's scathing statement to step out with girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 30

The singer managed to flash a smile as he and the 29-year-old headed into RAK Recording Studios in the capital where they are rehearsing with his band The Breakers.

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13 h. ago This London chicken shop was just crowned the greatest in Britain at the Fried Chicken Championships 2026

This London chicken shop was just crowned the greatest in Britain at the Fried Chicken Championships 2026  Time Out Worldwide

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14 h. ago The 44 greatest coffee shops in Britain have been crowned for 2026 – here’s the full list (and Time Out’s favourites)

The 44 greatest coffee shops in Britain have been crowned for 2026 – here’s the full list (and Time Out’s favourites)  Time Out Worldwide

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15 h. ago BTS’s massive 2026 world tour is coming to London this summer – and tickets go on sale this week

BTS’s massive 2026 world tour is coming to London this summer – and tickets go on sale this week  Time Out Worldwide

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15 h. ago A major Renoir exhibition is coming to London this year – here’s why it will be one of the city’s best art shows in 2026

A major Renoir exhibition is coming to London this year – here’s why it will be one of the city’s best art shows in 2026  Time Out Worldwide

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15 h. ago Pharmacist gives verdict on if it's safe to take paracetamol and ibuprofen together

Pharmacist Anum explained if it's ever safe to take paracetamol and ibuprofen at the same time. It turns out, there's important information you need to know about the medication

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16 h. ago Jesy Nelson is supported by her mother as she steps out with her baby twins for the first time since revealing their devastating diagnosis

The Little Mixstar, 34, shared earlier this month that her eight-month-old babies Ocean and Story had been diagnosed with the rare genetic condition, Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA Type 1).

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18 h. ago So a cow can use a stick to scratch its backside. When will we learn that humans are really not that special? | Helen Pilcher

Veronika’s improvised grooming device has caused great surprise – but that tells us more about humans than cowsI have a farmer friend who regularly regales me with colourful stories of her cattle. Take the time when a beef cow called Noisette used her tongue to pull back the catch on the door of her pen so she could steal cattle nuts from the nearby feed bin. Or the time when she did it again, not to let herself out, but seemingly to stand back and watch as her freed compatriots “mooched around and caused mayhem.”Where others see a herd of cows standing around looking bored, my friend sees a soap opera, with characters and plot twists. Cows, she tells me, learn quickly, bore easily and have an indefatigable penchant for mischief.Helen Pilcher is a science writer and the author of Bring Back the King: The New Science of De-Extinction Continue reading...

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21 h. ago As I navigated the hazy days of early parenting, voice messages from friends kept me afloat | Samantha Allemann

A phone call feels impossible amid the busyness of motherhood, but a quick voice note? That I can manageSharing the Load is a column about parenting children of all agesMy friend Sevil and I met up recently, where we sat and talked for three hours. Neither of us are strangers to hanging out in bars, but this time the meeting felt luxurious; it was face-to-face social interaction! On my walk home, I sent her a voice note, she sent me one back, and we continued to do so the next day.I remember when my mum would ask teenage me, “what do you still have to talk about?” after I’d return from school and make a beeline for the phone to call my bestie who I’d seen 20 minutes prior. Laying on my parents’ bed next to our landline, I’d twirl the cord as my friend and I would chat, before my brothers barged in and told me to get off so they could use the internet. Continue reading...

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