3 h. ago Wardley vs Huni LIVE: Boxing fight stream, latest updates and undercard results

Ipswich favourite hopes to win WBA interim heavyweight title on huge night at Portman Road

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5 h. ago Meet history's deadliest female assassins from showgirl to Buddhist temple killer

From French revolutionaries to the ‘most dangerous woman in Germany,’ history has seen a host of fearsome female assassins cause havoc among their enemies, here features editor Meg Jorsh takes a look

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5 h. ago AP PHOTOS: Boxing is returning to Boston’s famed Fenway Park nearly after 70 years

This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors

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5 h. ago UFC 316 start time, fight card and how to watch Merab Dvalishvili vs Sean O’Malley 2 tonight

Dvalishvili dismantled fan favourite O’Malley in their last meeting, at Las Vegas’s Sphere

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6 h. ago Doctor's 3 ingredient smoothie that could reduce cancer and diabetes risk

The smoothie has endless health benefits

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7 h. ago DWP benefits cut protest sees thousands of people gather in London

Jeremy Corbyn and Diane Abbott are among those making speeches

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8 h. ago Defined benefit pension reform will spur limited UK investment, officials warn

Rules to release surpluses will only extract 5% of £160bn in excess assets, according to departmental assessment

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9 h. ago ‘I’m a fragrance expert and these are the best men’s perfumes for Father’s Day from £28’

Our beauty and wellness editor has sniffed out the best men's scents to buy to put a smile on his face this Father’s Day, including Hugo Boss, Davidoff and Dolce & Gabbana

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9 h. ago Ginny and Georgia season 3: Netflix slammed as awkward age leap 'ruins' new series

Fan favourite show Ginny and Georgia has returned to Netflix for an all new series which sees more dramatic storylines than ever but not all viewers are happy with the new episodes

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11 h. ago As Putin ramps up his summer offensive in Ukraine, will he succeed?

Russia is stepping up its summer offensive both on the ground and in the air but support from Europe and sophisticated drone warfare could help Ukraine hold Moscow back. World affairs editor Sam Kiley takes a closer look

Politics

12 h. ago EastEnders cast had 'no idea' about legend's return until it aired

EastEnders legend and Doctor Who favourite Anita Dobson has shared the challenge of keeping her soap comeback as Angie Watts a secret from her close friends, and why she agreed to return

Politics

12 h. ago Lionel Messi's sons look up to five players – and one currently plays in Premier League

Lionel Messi's three sons, Thiago, Mateo and Ciro, have a number of favourite players, including one Premier League star and four from La Liga - the league their father spent 17 years dominating

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12 h. ago Thomas Tuchel's reason for choosing England over Man Utd job

Thomas Tuchel was among the favourites to replace Erik ten Hag at Manchester United, but the German opted to venture into international football with England

Politics

13 h. ago Mum of two in tears as 'TikTok addiction' sends her to prison

Katherine Greenall, 29, spent a whopping £300,000 on TikTok tokens which she went on to gift to her favourite creators after she stole it from a St Helens business

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13 h. ago ‘I was locked in the bathroom sulking’: Temba Bavuma on his path from township to WTC final

The South Africa captain talks about street cricket in Langa, adapting to new schools after a scholarship and why playing at Lord’s means so much“There was always some sort of allegiance with Lord’s when we were growing up in Langa,” Temba Bavuma says of his childhood as a township boy living just outside Cape Town. Bavuma, the first black cricketer to captain South Africa, will lead his country against Australia in the World Test Championship final, which begins at Lord’s on Wednesday.In the quintessentially English surroundings of Arundel, the 5ft 3in Bavuma looks as if he has gone back to being a kid in the dusty townships. “In Langa we had a four-way street,” he says, his face crinkling with the memories. “On the right-hand side of the street the tar wasn’t done so nicely and we used to call it Karachi because the ball would bounce funny. The other side was the MCG [Melbourne Cricket Ground] but my favourite section of the street was clean, and done up nicely, and we called...

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14 h. ago How to watch Wardley vs Huni: TV channel and live stream for boxing tonight

Ipswich favourite competes for WBA interim heavyweight title on huge night at Portman Road

Sport

14 h. ago Home Bargains to open two brand new UK megastores complete with cafe and bakery

The discount retail giant is set to open the doors to their new superstore this weekend as the Liverpool-based brand makes huge annual profits while many high street favourites struggle

Society

14 h. ago 'I put Olivia Attwood's favourite deodorant to the test this heatwave and it didn't disappoint'

Olivia Attwood is a fan of this sustainable deodorant for keeping her smelling sweet and sweat-free - our Shopping Writer Meghan put it to the test and the results didn't disappoint her

Politics

15 h. ago Little Simz on breakthroughs, betrayal and becoming one of the UK’s best

Critics’ favourite and curator of this month’s Meltdown festival, the British artist is flying high. But a nasty legal battle with her closest collaborator and a crisis of confidence left her close to calling it quits. Instead, she put it all on the new albumIt’s an unseasonably warm spring afternoon and sunlight is beaming through the floor-to-ceiling windows of a north London photo studio. When I arrive, Little Simz is out on the balcony. Wearing chunky sunglasses, a skirt and comfy cardigan, she sits on a chair with her back to the sun, eyes on the horizon, and pulls her legs up, wrapping her arms around her knees in a defensive position that’s verging on foetal.It’s curious body language for an artist at the top of her game. At 31, Simz is looking out at a city she can justifiably claim to have conquered since emerging as a teenage rapper more than a decade ago. But that’s not where she’s at right now. “I genuinely felt like I could disappoint everyone,” Simz says when I ask abo...

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15 h. ago Six great reads: the world’s biggest YouTube star, a missing twin and a way to understand polarisation

Need something brilliant to read this weekend? Here are six of our favourite pieces from the last seven days Continue reading...

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