60 m. ago As we're banned from bringing meat and cheese home from EU... How to savour Britain's best deli delights

British holidaymakers hoping for a tasty supermarket haul this summer are in for a shock, due to a government ban on importing meat and dairy products from the EU.

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79 m. ago Arsenal trio stage stunning comeback against Lyon to book WCL final place

Arsenal reached their first Women’s Champions League final since 2007 with an impressive comeback victory in France. They defeated Lyon 4-1 at the Groupama Stadium thanks to an own goal from Christiane Endler and strikes from Mariona Caldentey, Alessia Russo and Caitlin Foord.On a beautifully balmy day in the south east of France, there was a discernible buzz around the Groupama Stadium. The local bars were awash with fans, enjoying the afternoon sun in nervous anticipation for the match ahead. Among them, the several hundred travelling Arsenal fans, decked out in their customary red and white, seemed in a jubilant if wary mood as they contemplated their side’s chances. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Marks and Spencer shoppers rush to buy £32 jeans 'with flattering fit' for less than £17

"Great fit and fabric, beautiful colour and amazing quality - I am now thinking of buying more colours."

Economics

3 h. ago 5 hidden gems to visit in France which tourists hardly ever go to

Now is the time to escape the crowds and discover France’s hidden gems, from fairytale villages to serene lakeside escapes, perfect for a quiet getaway off the beaten path

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3 h. ago Amanda Owen 'fights back tears' and 'red mist' in latest move from ex

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has admitted that she was left fighting back tears in one scene of her new series with ex-husband Clive after their split

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3 h. ago Why did Teddy Magic pull out of Britain's Got Talent as Simon Cowell left baffled

Britain's Got Talent viewers were left baffled when hosts Ant and Dec announced that the show had faced a hiccup in the opening sequence when Teddy Magic's performance was delayed

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4 h. ago Amanda Holden shares rare marriage insight as she admits taking relationship advice whilst filming Netflix show

The Britain's Got Talent judge is set to present a new Netflix show named Cheat: Unfinished Business alongside Paul C Brunson

Culture

4 h. ago Our war against Britain's worst neighbour: Couple reveal how bully made their lives hell during 'horrendous' abuse... and how she finally got her comeuppance

A couple say their lives were made hell by 'Britain's worst neighbour' - a woman who spent 18 months terrorising them through their Ring doorbell.

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4 h. ago Inside the story of Britain's messiest garden: How recluse's overgrown jungle engulfed his home and TWO vans... but what does it look like now?

It was known as 'Britain's messiest garden' by neighbours after a 'friendly' recluse let his home become so overgrown the entire property became engulfed by greenery.

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4 h. ago Emmerdale's Kelvin Fletcher teases career announcement as fans rush to show support

Kelvin Fletcher has taken a step back from the spotlight in recent years, choosing to live a quieter life on his farm

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4 h. ago Emmerdale fans 'solve' who Gabby ends up with ahead of wedding

Emmerdale fans are not convinced Gabby Thomas and Vinny Dingle will last on the ITV soap, speculating she will end up with another villager very soon ahead of her wedding

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5 h. ago Kindness of strangers: I was stuck on the road while hitchhiking when a travelling circus helped me get home

I tucked myself up and went to sleep outside a church, and when I woke up I saw a strange convoy approachingRead more in the Kindness of strangers seriesIt was 1985. No one had ever heard of Ivan Milat or the horrors of Belanglo state forest, so hitchhiking was still a thing. I lived in Adelaide and wanted to go to my brother-in-law’s 40th birthday party in Canberra. Young, foolhardy and totally broke, I decided to hitch the 1,300km there.I packed a bag and set out around the corner from my house. I’d been on my feet for all of three minutes when a beautifully restored American hot rod pulled up in front of me. Behind the wheel was a friend I hadn’t seen since primary school. He invited me to get in, then gave me a lift all the way up to the outskirts of the city, where the major highway to Sydney begins. It was my first of many lucky breaks on this trip. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago London Marathon 2025: Britain's most successful Olympian swaps bike for run and aces iconic race

London Marathon 2025: Britain's most successful Olympian swaps bike for run and aces iconic race  RUN247

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6 h. ago Plans revealed for massive 300 acre solar farm to be built across three Welsh counties

123.3 hectares of farmland across three local authorities in south Wales could become a solar farm

Politics

6 h. ago Inside Meghan Markle's animal kingdom: Duchess's growing farm including 100,000 bees and a chicken from Ellen DeGeneres

For centuries, monarchs and their families have cared for animals of all shapes and sizes - Meghan Markle is no exception.

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7 h. ago Locals in picturesque village blast 'hideous' 7ft metal fence nicknamed the 'Great Wall of Clydach' looming over their homes

The 200metre fence, dubbed the 'Great Wall of Clydach' by villagers, was installed within Bannau Brycheiniog National Park along the face of Gilwern mountain above Clydach, Monmouthshire.

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7 h. ago We now leave navigation to our phones. The result: more of us are getting hopelessly lost | John Harris

The blue dot of GPS has cut us off from a basic human skill. It’s no wonder mountain rescuers are being called out so oftenIt does not involve protest or violence, but it might be the quintessential human image of our times: a small group of people in the midst of spectacular natural scenery, drawn there in the certainty that the apps on their phones could somehow get them from A to B to C – but utterly, hopelessly lost.Two weeks ago, Mountain Rescue England and Wales published figures showing a record number of annual callouts. For the first time, in fact, teams – of overworked volunteers, mostly – had been called out on every day of the year. Between 2019 and 2024, the total number of rescues had increased by 24%, and there was a marked jump among the 18 to 24 age group, among whom callouts almost doubled. Similar trends were evident in data from Scotland: across Britain, there is evidently a mounting problem about the gap between people’s urge to experience wild and open spaces, ...

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7 h. ago Inside Britain's fastest growing wine region: How Yorkshire is producing 120,000 bottles a year... but what do drinkers think?

EXCLUSIVE: Thanks to balmier British summers, Yorkshire has quietly transformed into the UK's fastest-growing wine region - but how does it actually taste?

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7 h. ago Princess Lilibet’s adorable American accent revealed as she praises Meghan’s homemade jam

The three-year-old daughter of Meghan and Harry was asked what she thought of jam being prepared, and Lilibet replied: ‘I think it’s beautiful.’

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7 h. ago 'Absolutely adorable' £10 Home Bargains garden decor 'looks beautiful'

Home Bargains shoppers love the retailer's 'adorable' £10 garden animals that look 'beautiful' outside your home

Economics