32 m. ago Huntingdon train hero receives incredible ovation at Nottingham Forest in first appearance at the City Ground since knife rampage

It comes just over a week after he was stabbed while trying to protect other passengers from Anthony Williams, who has been charged with 11 counts of attempted murder.

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32 m. ago Martha Moxley's friend breaks their silence 50 years after she was murdered to slam RFK Jr

These days, Christine Watson tries to keep her memories of childhood friend Martha Moxley to herself.

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51 m. ago Scots wanting to save money should never leave these 4 appliances on standby

With energy bills rising, an engineer has some handy tips on how to cut down costs this winter.

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57 m. ago Newsom gives Trump a new nickname after president appears to nod off during White House announcement

‘People can sleep again, because they can breathe when they go to bed,’ Dr. Oz said as the president appeared to doze off

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60 m. ago Police appeal after hundreds of pounds of stock stolen from John Lewis

Police have released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to

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63 m. ago Presenter Colin Brazier berates Nick Robinson over Boris Johnson blast

The BBC was this week plunged into a fresh crisis after an internal dossier exposed a string of incidents that demonstrate serious apparent bias in its reporting.

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76 m. ago POLL OF THE DAY: Is the state of the UK today a betrayal of service heroes' sacrifices?

D-Day veteran Alec Penstone appears to share the view of many after a poll found the majority want those currently in power to resign.

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80 m. ago Davina McCall's celeb pals rally around her after she shared secret cancer fight

Davina, 58, credited Lorraine Kelly’s ‘Check Your Breasts’ campaign and said her posters urging women to check themselves is the reason she did 'on the loo'

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95 m. ago Former NHS nurse, 83, desperately searching for food and shelter after Hurricane Melissa

Hurricane Melissa has caused at least 75 deaths and potentially $50bn in damage across the Caribbean

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1 hour ago Sulking NBA star Brandon Ingram suffers wild courtside meltdown and smashes water bottle into rival staffer's face

Ingram, who scored 21 points for the Raptors as they lost 130-120 on Saturday night, was taken out the game early in the second quarter after appearing to suffer an injury.

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1 hour ago Bad Bridgets podcast about crime among Irish women in US inspires film

Margot Robbie’s company to make movie based on Northern Ireland academics’ stories of poverty and prisonIt started as a trawl of dusty archives for an academic project about female Irish emigrants in Canada and the US by two history professors, a worthy but perhaps niche topic for research.The subjects, after all, were human flotsam from Ireland’s diaspora whose existence was often barely recorded, let alone remembered. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago 'My liver saved my baby's life, now she's starring in a GOSH Charity Christmas advert'

Two year old Ruby suffers from a rare metabolic condition and is one of the stars of Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity’s Christmas appeal advert. Here, mum Elle Daniel and dad Steve McCann tell of how, against the odds, their dream of a family Christmas at home might just come true

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1 hour ago MLS playoffs: Minnesota best Seattle in a classic as Miami rout Nashville

Lionel Messi scores two and assists two in 4-0 winCincinnati eliminates Columbus on late Brenner goalDayne St Clair scored and Andrew Thomas hit the crossbar in a penalty-kick shootout that was decided by the goalkeepers in the 11th round, and Minnesota United staged a shorthanded rally to beat the Seattle Sounders on Saturday in the rubber match of the best-of-three first-round series for the MLS Cup after a 3-3 tie in regulationThomas, who replaced starter Stefan Frei in the 89th minute with a shootout looming, appeared to injure a finger on a miss by Joaquín Pereyra to begin the shootout. He finished with a heavily taped hand. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Hair loss expert names the trendy hairstyle causing women to go bald: 'It  causes repeated stress and breakage'

Trichologist Rachel Valentine posted on TikTok that she had recently seen two clients with similar breakage around their crown area.

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2 h. ago Man finds mystery box in garden and decides to contact police

A man couldn't believe his eyes after finding a metal box in his garden – and people have the same chilling theory about what the large object could be

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2 h. ago ‘They made us feel like pregnancy was a bad word’: Meta accused of ‘silencing’ ads on women’s health and wellbeing

Companies claim posts about pregnancy, menopause and infertility are being blocked on online platforms while adverts for men’s health issues thrive

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2 h. ago One popular kitchen item 'startles' rats and stops them coming into your home

Rats and mice are looking for a warm place to spend the winter, and that could mean your home. But there's a simple way to keep them out without using traps or poison.

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2 h. ago Lisa Nandy apologises for breach of government code after football appointment

The Tories are calling for an investigation

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2 h. ago Armed forces chief ‘confident’ they are safe places for women to serve

His comments came after soldier Jaysley Beck, 19, took her own life in her barracks after she was sexually assaulted by a sergeant.

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2 h. ago The kindness of strangers: a man I’d just met helped me land the job that changed my life

Because he’d gone to the trouble of setting it up, I went to the interview – even though I didn’t have a visaRead more in the kindness of strangers seriesIn the late 1980s, I was setting off on a backpacking trip to Europe with a friend. They were interested in doing a master’s degree in New York, so we’d booked a two-week stay in the Big Apple on the way to London.We arrived at the postgrad residence, a big 10-storey building on the Upper West Side called International House which had been set up by Rockefeller to house postgraduate students. We dropped our bags and went straight to the canteen, where we grabbed food, took a seat and started talking to other diners. Continue reading...

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