3 h. ago Inside the wedding album of Dame Joan Collins' son Alexander Newley, 60, as he marries his bride at romantic castle in Austria

The Daily Mail revealed how the Dynasty actress, 92, joined loved ones in Austria for the long-awaited wedding.

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8 h. ago Rangers fans unite to name every Russell Martin sin as Hotline pile on follows humiliation in Falkirk

Craig Swan manned the red hot phones with the under-fire Ibrox boss on the brink

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9 h. ago Jimmy Thelin hails Aberdeen for surviving 'difficult times' as he sets them challenge after breakthrough win

Thelin wants his Dons to kick on after sealing their long awaited first league game of the season

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10 h. ago Tory MP humiliated after ranting about Margaret Thatcher before sudden realisation

A Tory MP was humiliated after ranting about what Margaret Thatcher would do tackle today’s issues - before remembering that her party was in power for 14 years

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12 h. ago Your cups of tea always taste worse during a storm – and there's a scientific reason for it

Fall in atmospheric pressure during freak weather can physically reduce the boiling point of water from the 100C needed to make the perfect cuppa

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13 h. ago Positive thinking can make success feel like the only acceptable option. But humility allows for grace | Jackie Bailey

Being humble isn’t about shame or self-loathing: it is the act of being present, of knowing there is room to growMaking sense of it is a column about spirituality and how it can be used to navigate everyday lifeWhen I was a teenager in the 1990s, the government seemed to believe that the gender pay gap was best addressed by telling girls that they could do anything. Splashy, lurid pink ads told me that systemic and societal barriers would fall in the face of my self-confidence.Researchers have since debunked the notion that an individual can fix their lives through positive thinking. Will Storr, in his book Selfie, unpacks how the neoliberal myth of the level playing field underpins much of the self-improvement movement. Continue reading...

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13 h. ago Novak Djokovic was escorted out of China airport and issued an apology

Novak Djokovic felt the need to apologise to his Chinese supporters last year as he made his long-awaited return to a country where he receives passionate support

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15 h. ago RSPB: Four elusive and visiting birds you can spot in the UK in October

Birds seeking refuge from the frozen north will grace UK woodlands and gardens this month 🧊

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16 h. ago ‘Baltimore has the worst PR of any city in America’: a culture critic on his hometown, race, police and art

Lawrence Burney’s new book, No Sense in Wishing, comes at a time when the US is facing a crackdown on cities, art, culture and educationLawrence Burney’s latest, No Sense in Wishing, is a book in which the famous phenom and dark horse share equal weight on the page. It’s also a love letter to Baltimore – to its artists, its crabs and its streets – and a Bildungsroman that finds its heroes in Lupe Fiasco and Frederick Douglass alike.Burney, a Baltimore native, culture critic, and essayist, guides us through a memoir about the art, whether films or paintings or song lyrics, that have informed his personal and professional trajectory. He writes about growing up amongst artists with Black family traditions rooted in the Chesapeake, his journey through fatherhood at 19, and then to New York, where he helped spearhead Vice’s coverage of lesser known rap and hip-hop artists otherwise left out of mainstream media coverage. Continue reading...

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16 h. ago ‘Baltimore has the worst PR of any city in America’: a culture critic on his home town, race, police and art

Lawrence Burney’s new book, No Sense in Wishing, comes at a time when the US is facing a crackdown on cities, art, culture and educationLawrence Burney’s latest, No Sense in Wishing, is a book in which the famous phenom and dark horse share equal weight on the page. It’s also a love letter to Baltimore – to its artists, its crabs and its streets – and a Bildungsroman that finds its heroes in Lupe Fiasco and Frederick Douglass alike.Burney, a Baltimore native, culture critic, and essayist, guides us through a memoir about the art, whether films or paintings or song lyrics, that have informed his personal and professional trajectory. He writes about growing up amongst artists with Black family traditions rooted in the Chesapeake, his journey through fatherhood at 19, and then to New York, where he helped spearhead Vice’s coverage of lesser known rap and hip-hop artists otherwise left out of mainstream media coverage. Continue reading...

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17 h. ago Exact UK areas snow could hit as Brits warned to brace for harsh conditions

New weather maps have predicted exactly where snow could fall in the UK from next month - it comes after the UK was hit with a drastic switch in weather conditions with Storm Amy

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17 h. ago Why Trump’s speech to US military top brass was such a disaster | Sidney Blumenthal

The president of the United States seemingly does not understand what the military is forNo dictator or would-be dictator on day one has ever assembled before him in one room the entire senior officer corps of his armed forces in order to have them belittled as failures and humiliated for their slovenly personal appearance, while degrading whole classes serving in the army, navy and air force degraded as inferior and unworthy. No dictator has ever pleaded for generals and admirals to applaud his remarks, followed by deafening silence.Donald Trump is used to entering to the din of a mob jazzed up with YMCA. “I’ve never walked into a room so silent before,” Trump said when he addressed the country’s highest-ranking military leaders at the Marine Corps Base Quantico on Tuesday. “Don’t laugh. Don’t know if you’re allowed to do that.” He was trying to force some tittering, an old lounge act gag to rouse a dead audience. “You know what? Just have a good time.” The comedian who felt his ro...

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18 h. ago Strictly Come Dancing viewers issue same Karen Carney and Carlos Gu complaint after 'death slot' fear

The former Lioness hit a stumbling block after she kickstarted her journey in the BBC One dance contest in spectacular style

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19 h. ago Meghan Markle suffers awkward encounter with a designer during Paris Fashion Week

Meghan Markle was left humiliated after she leaned in for a kiss with Italian designer Pier Paolo Piccioli but ended up bumping into his face and hitting his sunglasses

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19 h. ago Strictly Come Dancing's Dianne Buswell rushes to help Stefan Dennis after tumble

Strictly Come Dancing star Stefan Dennis took a tumble following his dance with Dianne Buswell on Saturday night's show

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24 h. ago EV prices plummet to less than petrols and diesels as battery costs fall

Electric Vehicle (EV) prices are becoming increasingly affordable as the cost of batteries falls and manufacturers offer discounts on new and used EVs

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25 h. ago I write bestselling cosy fantasy books — these are the 12 cosy books you need to read

With the days becoming chillier, pumpkin spice everywhere and just a matter of weeks before the clocks fall back, we're officially in cosy season

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25 h. ago Doctor shares simple way to fall asleep faster without medication or supplements

It can be worrying and stressful when you are struggling to sleep as there are a number of factors which can affect it, but this simple and free doctor-approved method can make you snooze faster

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26 h. ago Celtic Park completes journey from 100 to 60,000 fans for man who knows all about Artur Boruc

Englishman has established himself as first choice at Fir Park and can't wait for the biggest test of his career so far.

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30 h. ago Man Utd star Altay Bayindir's response to brutal Ruben Amorim decision speaks volumes

Altay Bayindir was replaced in goal by Senne Lammens for Manchester United's 2-0 victory over Sunderland as Ruben Amorim handed his new signing a long-awaited debut

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