21 m. ago Graham Potter not a happy Hammer as he ponders big decisions

The West Ham boss was disappointed his team failed to control the game at home to already-relegated Southampton

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30 m. ago Thousands flood London streets in protest march against Supreme Court gender ruling

Thousands flood London streets in protest march against Supreme Court gender ruling  attitude.co.uk

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76 m. ago Anna Kournikova disappeared from public life but barely looks different at 43

Anna Kournikova was one of the most famous sports stars on the planet during her heyday - but why did she retire from tennis at the age of 21 and what is she up to now?

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93 m. ago Trans activists launch 'emergency demonstration' as thousands gather in London to protest Supreme Court 'woman' ruling

Trans activists launch 'emergency demonstration' as thousands gather in London to protest Supreme Court 'woman' ruling  GB News

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1 hour ago Trans activists deface statue of suffragette Millicent Fawcett as thousands protest in 'emergency demonstration' against Supreme Court gender ruling in London

It comes as thousands came together for what was billed as an 'emergency demonstration' in London 's Parliament Square today.

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1 hour ago BBC presenter Nick Owen shares emotional cancer update as he's confronted in street

The TV presenter, famous for hosting Good Morning Britain, was diagnosed with the disease two years ago this year, but he says there has been an incredibly positive and emotional side to the scare

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2 h. ago Thousands of trans rights activists gather in London after Supreme Court ruling on definition of a woman

Thousands of trans rights activists gather in London after Supreme Court ruling on definition of a woman  Sky News

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2 h. ago Kyiv Pushes Back on ‘90%’ Peace Deal Claim Amid Planned London Talks

Kyiv Pushes Back on ‘90%’ Peace Deal Claim Amid Planned London Talks  Kyiv Post

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2 h. ago Scottish beach named best in the UK is a 'little slice of Maldives' with turquoise sea

It's so easy to see why people are blown away at the natural beauty of this famous Scottish beach in the Outer Hebrides

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2 h. ago Thousands of trans activists launch 'emergency protest' after Supreme Court gender rulings

Thousands of trans activists have gathered in central London to demonstrate against the Supreme Court's gender rulings

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2 h. ago Even if you’re not a person of faith, there are reasons to see Antoni Gaudí as a saint | Rowan Moore

The Catholic church has taken the first steps to canonise the architect of Barcelona’s extraordinary Sagrada FamíliaI don’t understand the processes by which people become saints, but the case for the canonisation of the great Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí, now progressing with the blessing of the pope, seems strong. He was devout – he tried to go without food for 40 days in emulation of Jesus Christ, until a bishop friend talked him out of likely death. The unprecedented phantasmagoria that he designed in stone, iron and ceramic could be called miracles. He even suffered a form of martyrdom, being hit by a tram while apparently deep in thought about his most famous work, the church of Sagrada Família. It’s not quite the same as a burning at the stake or a fusillade of arrows or the other grisly ends of ancient saints, but has its own significance. Gaudí’s mission was to find spiritual meaning in a world transformed by industry and machines, of which the fatal tram might be conside...

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2 h. ago Celebrity Big Brother fans confused over 'backdoor eviction' after Daley Thompson leaves

Celebrity Big Brother fans expecting a 'backdoor eviction' have been left confused after former Olympian Daley Thompson became the fourth famous face to leave the current ITV series

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2 h. ago Thousands gather in 'emergency' protest led by trans rights groups over UK Supreme Court ruling

Trans rights activists have taken to the streets of London for an 'emergency protest' just days after a landmark gender court ruling

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2 h. ago Thousands gather in London to support trans rights following UK ruling over definition of woman

Thousands gather in London to support trans rights following UK ruling over definition of woman  Toronto Star

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2 h. ago Thousands gather in London to support trans rights following ruling over definition of woman

Thousands of trans rights protesters gathered in central London, days after the U.K.‘s Supreme Court ruled that a woman is someone born biologically female and that transgender women are excluded from that legal definition

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3 h. ago Man killed and passenger fighting for life after police chase ends in horror crash

Man killed and passenger fighting for life after police chase ends in horror crash  London Evening Standard

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3 h. ago Thousands of trans activists protest in 'emergency demonstration' against Supreme Court gender ruling in London

Trans rights groups, trade unions and community organisations came together for what was billed as an 'emergency demonstration' in Parliament Square.

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3 h. ago ‘Zohran Mamdani represents the future New York’: socialist riding high in bid to be mayor

The progressive democrat from Queens is the son of a famous film-maker and poised to take on front-runner Andrew CuomoCan a 33-year-old cricket-playing socialist, who wants to freeze rent, make city transport free and once aspired to be a rapper win an already turbulent election to become the next mayor of New York?Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist and state assembly ­member in Queens, has been the surprise package in the Democratic primary and is now poised to take on the frontrunner in the race, ex-state governor Andrew Cuomo, who is mounting a political comeback after being forced from office in the face of a series of sexual harassment claims. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Climatologist Friederike Otto: ‘The more unequal the society is, the more severe the climate disaster’

The German scientist on her new book arguing that inequality, wealth and sexism are making the climate crisis worse – and what we need to do about itFriederike Otto is a senior lecturer in climate science at Imperial College London. She is also the co-founder of the World Weather Attribution initiative, which seeks to determine the influence of global warming on intensity and likelihood of an extreme weather event. The project also examines how factors such as ill-suited architecture and poverty exacerbate heatwaves, hurricanes, floods and wildfires. This is the theme of her second book, Climate Injustice: Why We Need to Fight Global Inequality to Combat Climate Change.The thesis of your book is that the climate crisis is a symptom of global inequality and injustice. That will be quite topsy-turvy to some people, who think global heating is caused by the amount of carbon that we are putting into the atmosphere.Yes, of course, if you just stick to the physics, then the warming is cau...

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3 h. ago Melchie Dumornay’s instant reply puts Lyon in control against Arsenal

It was an afternoon of missed opportunities for Arsenal as they fell to a 2-1 defeat to Lyon in the first leg of their Women’s Champions League semi-final. Melchie Dumornay’s late winner silenced the 40,000-strong Emirates Stadium crowd after Mariona Caldentey’s penalty had cancelled out Kadidiatou Diani’s opener.Joe Montemurro returned to his former stomping ground in north London with a side who are high in confidence, full of star quality and technical brilliance. The eight-times champions are the only side unbeaten in the competition this season, scoring 25 times and conceding only two on the way to the final four. Continue reading...

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