3 h. ago The 13 worst party etiquette blunders revealed by royal event planner LIZ TAYLOR

According to Liz Taylor, the UK's leading event planner - and the brains behind Prince William's legendary Centrepoint fundraiser at Kensington Palace - it's actually relatively simple to be the perfect party guest.

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5 h. ago Renfrewshire Council approves plan that will guide work on poverty and cost

Local authority provides overview of key programme and sets out priorities for two years.

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5 h. ago FA chief makes bullish World Cup promise with honest appraisal of Thomas Tuchel

England head to the USA, Canada and Mexico next summer as one of the World Cup favourites and, ahead of Friday's draw, FA chief Mark Bullingham is relishing the opportunity

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5 h. ago KEIR STARMER: 'I'm proud we're lifting half a million kids out of poverty

Prime Minister Keir Starmer writes for The Mirror as he launches the government's child poverty strategy first promised in the summer after Labour's election landslide

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8 h. ago Strictly's Janette Manrara responds after Katya Jones pokes fun at her ex

The BBC programme's professional dancers were married from 2013 until 2019

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8 h. ago Glamorous cricket pundit thanks Joe Root for batting heroics and stopping 'naked strip'

Joe Root has been praised for "saving our eyes" by a glamorous cricket pundit after her dad promised to strip naked if he didn't hit a century

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8 h. ago BBC One Show’s Alex Jones makes surprise announcement minutes into show

Alex Jones had an important update for viewers of the BBC programme tonight (December 4)

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8 h. ago Joe Root is finally a wizard in Aus after Harry Brook’s Bazball scarecrow act | Barney Ronay

A tale of two Yorkshiremen, one keeping England in the series, the other batting without a brainIn the end even the celebration was perfect, out there under that strange deep-blue southern sky, in the frenzy of the game-state – manic Baz energy, England’s lower order scything away death cult-style at the other end, the way even the grass seems lacquered and glazed by the lights.So yeah. All that stuff. In the middle of this Joe Root guided the ball away through fine leg to complete his first Test hundred in Australia, then marked it with a gentle smile and a wave of the bat, no fist-punching, no monkeys off backs, no angsty and pointed messaging. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago The Liz Truss Show: Former PM promises to confront ‘deep state that tried to destroy me’ in new programme

Ex-Tory leader says she wants to spark ‘Trump-style counter-revolution’ to defend Western values

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10 h. ago Majestic Root basks in Australian glory at last but Brook’s folly could be costly | Barney Ronay

A tale of two Yorkshiremen, one keeping England in the series, the other a scarecrow batting without a brainIn the end even the celebration was perfect, out there under that strange deep-blue southern sky, in the frenzy of the game-state – manic Baz energy, England’s lower order scything away death cult-style at the other end, the way even the grass seems lacquered and glazed by the lights.So yeah. All that stuff. In the middle of this Joe Root guided the ball away through point to complete his first Test hundred in Australia, then marked it with a gentle smile and a wave of the bat, no fist-punching, no monkeys off backs, no angsty and pointed messaging. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Cutting income tax is the promise Anas Sarwar needs to make to distance himself from Keir Starmer

Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says Anas Sarwar may need to bring forward his income tax plan is he wants to eat into the SNP's 17 point lead for Holyrood.

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10 h. ago Quintain Living: rent hikes, evictions and opaque energy bills rife at 3,600

Build-to-rent operators are set to play an increasing role in the future of renting — but tenants at Quintain Living, the largest UK development of its kind, allege that conditions fall far short of the professional standards they were promised

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11 h. ago Shocking Secret Lives of Mormon Wives bombshells from explosive season three reunion

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives cast members have reunited for the season three reunion and here's what fans of #MomTok and#DadTok you can expect from the explosive programme

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11 h. ago I've been seduced by glossy Purdy & Figg ads that promise life

Not only, they say, does it smell wonderful thanks to the essential oils in it. It's also apparently just as effective as my bog-standard supermarket spray cleaner - yet so much better for the planet.

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12 h. ago Why Wes Streeting is unlikely to fulfil his promise to end corridor care

Experts have said that the health secretary’s welcome ambition to end ‘corridor care’ is all-but impossible if the government wants the NHS to make strides on hitting its raft of other targets

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12 h. ago I'll strengthen child safety after 'sickening' West Hampstead paedophile nursery case, says minister

Bridget Phillipson promises a full safeguarding review into how Vincent Chan, 45, was able to prey on youngsters in his care at Bright Horizons nursery in West Hampstead

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13 h. ago Meghan Markle's 'pointless and unfathomable' Christmas special savaged by critics

Just days after the Duchess of Sussex’s festive Netflix programme premiered, it has been decimated by critics who have branded it ‘quite mad and a little bit sad’

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14 h. ago World Cup 2026 draw: Arsene Wenger's promise and decision that could cost UK millions

Here's all you need to know about the World Cup draw ahead of Friday - and Saturday's - big event in Washington DC

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14 h. ago 'Deep concern' as main backer of Acorn carbon capture and storage scheme pulls out

Environmental campaigners describe move as “huge embarrassment” to ministers

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14 h. ago A diving prince, sunken treasure and snared by the Titanic: Joe MacInnis on his ‘rip

At 88, the Canadian reflects on a golden era of underwater discovery and how shipwrecks and the cruel sea are the ‘greatest of all teachers’Joe MacInnis admits there are simply too many places to begin telling the story of life in the ocean depths. At 88, the famed Canadian undersea explorer, has many decades to draw on. There was the time he and a Russian explorer and deep-water pilot, Anatoly Sagalevich, were snagged by a telephone wire strung from the pilot house of the Titanic, trapping the pair two and a half miles below the surface.Another might be the moment he and his team stared in disbelief through a porthole window at the Edmund Fitzgerald, the 222-metre (729ft) ship that vanished 50 years ago into the depths of Lake Superior, so quickly that none of the crew could issue a call for help. MacInnis and his team were the first humans to lay eyes on the wreck.MacInnis diving in Lake Huron, off Tobermory, Canada, in 1969. Photograph: Don Dutton/Toronto Star/Getty Images Contin...

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