42 m. ago Celebrity SAS fans will 'need tissues' as warning issued hours before new episode

A Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins star has issued a warning to Channel 4 viewers ahead of tonight's episode

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43 m. ago Fatou's daughters are growing up on the 409 and 81. No wonder they have headaches

Fatou Tall's children are being affected by their seven mile trek to school, taking an hour on two buses. The price of this side-effect of homelessness is £80 per month, Ethan Davies reports

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57 m. ago Teenagers thought to be among victims of Greater Manchester car crash

A red Seat Leon collided with a Citroen C4 Picasso taxi on Wigan Road in Bolton in the early hours of Sunday.

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60 m. ago Celebrity SAS star issues viewer warning hours before new episode airs

A brand new episode will air tonight with more brutal scenarios

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70 m. ago Mum shares baby monitor horror after hearing 'weird noises' in son's room

Whilst carrying hour household chores, Brielle Mahoney heard 'weird noises' on her one-year old son's baby monitor, which alerted her to a 'scary' situation in his cot

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1 hour ago Renee Good shooting quietly sparks new ICE restriction as Donald Trump panics

Just hours after mum-of-three Renee Good was shot and killed by an ICE officer, one of Trump's wingwomen quietly made a restriction to protect the controversial agency

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2 h. ago Thousands of UK households to get £150 free energy payment this month

Utilita started distributing the Warm Home Discount cash to smart prepay customers on January 7 and said it plans to pay everyone by the end of the month

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2 h. ago Creepy footage shows masked pair on man's driveway in early hours

The clip shows the two figures, dressed in black, run up the driveway before allegedly stealing a garden hose from the East Lothian property.

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2 h. ago Gnonto and Tanaka turn tie on its head as Leeds knock Derby out of FA Cup

Daniel Farke had no need to channel Marcel Bielsa and send any spies to watch Derby train this past week to know that, even with eight changes to his starting XI, his Leeds squad had more than enough Premier League class to overcome mid-table Championship opposition. Goals from the fringe players Wilfried Gnonto, Ao Tanaka and James Justin enabled Leeds to bounce back from their dramatic 4-3 defeat at Newcastle and overturn Ben Brereton Díaz’s first-half goal. Leeds have lost just once in nine games now and, as well as an eight-point buffer from the relegation zone, can now countenance the prospect of an FA Cup run.With all the history surrounding this midday kick-off, it was a tame opening half-hour before Leeds upped the intensity to earn the chance to go ahead. Even with their much-changed lineup, the running off the ball and incision of passing of the Premier League side suggested an opening goal was incoming. The fact it then went to Derby only accelerated the adrenaline. Conti...

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3 h. ago She spent 366 days searching for her cats after losing them in the LA fires: ‘I promised my babies’

After her Altadena home burned down, Darlene Hamilton wondered whether her cats Merlyn and Kiki had escaped. A year later, she hasn’t given up hopeMost nights for the last year, Darlene Hamilton slept four hours and woke at about 4.30am. She wanted to sleep, but she could not.Instead the 66-year-old started the day at her Altadena rental home in morning darkness with a familiar routine, scouring through websites of local humane societies and lost animal groups in search of two familiar little faces. For a year, her days often began and ended with this ritual. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago ‘I quit my job as an Emirates flight attendant to be a belly dancer

Lizzie Abou Chedid began training during the Covid lockdown while living in Dubai

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3 h. ago Swiss bar fire owners found 'stepdaughter' dying 'in a pile of bodies' in final moments alive

Jacques and Jessica Moretti have given their most details account of the fire which killed 40 people in the Alpine ski resort of Crans-Montana in the early hours of January 1

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4 h. ago Four dead and five people injured after taxi and car crash in early hours of this morning

The collision, which involved a Citroen Picasso and Seat Leon, occurred around 12.45am on Wigan Road, in Bolton, Greater Manchester.

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4 h. ago M1 grinds to halt due to huge lorry fire with drivers warned of hour delay and six miles of congestion

A FIERCE lorry fire has broken out on the M1, with lane closures causing severe disruption. The M1 southbound has ground to a halt due to the lane closures on the between Northampton and Milton Keynes. Three out of four of the lanes are closed on that section of the motorway, with images showing a...

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4 h. ago Four killed in horror crash as road closed for investigation

Five others are being treated in hospital following the fatal smashin Greater Manchester in the early hours of Sunday

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4 h. ago Three teenagers among four killed in crash between taxi and car in Bolton

A major road in Bolton was closed this morning following a deadly crash in the early hours that left four people dead and five others in hospital. A police cordon remains in place

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4 h. ago House prices sky rocket by 63 per cent in iconic national park as Brits flee cities and towns because of immigration

One of the areas with the biggest contrasts between county and park prices is the New Forest where families are willing to pay at least £300,000 extra to live in the park.

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4 h. ago Video shows Columbian singer Yeison Jimenez on plane before fatal crash

Columbian singer Yeison Jiménez can be seen on board a plane in a video shared hours before he was killed in a crash.

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4 h. ago Four people killed and five more injured in serious car crash in early hours

Police urge witnesses to come forward after major collision in Bolton

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5 h. ago ‘There is one story we never tell’: will old family photos bring joy to my ailing mother – or remind us of dark secrets?

As Alzheimer’s tightens its grip, we have started making our way through the hundreds of albums in my childhood home. But some are too painful to revisitA couple of months ago, my mother moved into a nursing home. Her Alzheimer’s has progressed to a point where it’s no longer safe for her to live alone, and she now needs round-the-clock care. It has been my task to empty out her house, where she lived for more than 50 years.It’s not a job I would have asked for; it requires that I trawl through memories that aren’t mine, or shared memories that are painful for one reason or another. But my mother is no longer able  to make these decisions herself, about which of her possessions are worth keeping hold of and which should be discarded, either for practical reasons of space or necessity or because a continued attachment to the stories behind them might do more harm than good. By deciding these things for her I’m curating her life story. Continue reading...

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