63 m. ago Driver facing multiple charges in Brooklyn crash that killed mother, two children

Police say a woman is facing multiple charges after she crashed into a family out for a walk in Brooklyn, killing a mother and her two children

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2 h. ago Gorgeous UK town with 'most underrated beach' has 'pure air and fine open sea'

Cromer in Norfolk has been described as the "loveliest" town to visit in the UK with its "most underrated beach" that offers spectacular views of the North Sea and has a bustling pier

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2 h. ago Ben Stokes set to miss opening rounds of County Championship but on track in recovery

The England Test captain has been recuperating after undergoing hamstring injury

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2 h. ago “They totally snubbed me... they shouldn’t get away with this”

'All I wanted was £47'

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3 h. ago Tottenham star urged to make international switch after England snub

Djed Spence has been one of Tottenham's best players in a difficult season and his impressive displays led to speculation he could earn an England call-up, before being snubbed by Thomas Tuchel

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3 h. ago Ben Stokes will ‘do whatever it takes’ to be fit for summer, says Durham boss

Ryan Campbell says Stokes ‘sets the bar, wherever he is’.

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3 h. ago Luke Littler net worth primed to rocket amid huge new announcement

Luke Litter's net worth is set to rocket if he continues his fine start to life on the PDC circuit

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4 h. ago My £22,000 Mercedes was seized by bailiffs after I failed to pay a £35 bus gate fine

A couple were horrified to discover their £22,000 car had been seized by bailiffs and sold on for half its value over an unpaid £35 penalty charge they didn't know about.

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5 h. ago Celebrity Traitors: BBC sets release window for Traitors spin

Celebrity Traitors is set to arrive on the BBC in 2025 🔪

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6 h. ago Markets tumble in UK, Europe and Asia as Trump tariffs stoke fears of global recession: Live

US president announces he is set to impose various high tariffs on imported goods from around the world to counter trade practices that his government deems unfair in escalating trade war

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6 h. ago Marine Le Pen is sentenced to four years in JAIL and BANNED from entering presidential elections as she is found guilty of embezzlement and accused of 'undermining democracy'

Presiding Judge Bénédicte de Perthuis has sentenced Le Pen, 56, to a five-year ban from politics. She has also been sentenced to four years in prison with two under an electronic bracelet and a £84k fine.

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6 h. ago Jeff Brazier pays heartfelt tribute to Jade Goody on Mother’s Day—but snubs Jackiey Budden amid 'legal battle'

The TV presenter also took a moment to thank his wife, Kate, along with close friends and family, for their unwavering support in raising the boys since Jade’s passing

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7 h. ago BBC This City is Ours fans demand second series after being 'blown away' by crime drama

The second episode of This City is Ours, which stars Luther actress Hannah Onslow and former Brookside and Waterloo Road star Jack McMullen, was shown on BBC One last night

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8 h. ago RAF trooper deafened by the job sues the MoD for £100,000 after his hearing problems saw friends and family accuse him of snubbing them

Alastair Bidwell, 55, served for 12 years in the RAF Regiment. which defends air bases.The Gulf war veteran from Wales says his hearing is so bad, family members think he is ignoring them,

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8 h. ago Shane Warne's daughter Brooke postpones getting married to her long

Shane Warne 's daughter Brooke reveals she's postponing getting married to her long-term boyfriend because she's still recovering from the grief of losing her dad three years ago.

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8 h. ago Jeff Brazier shares touching tribute to Jade Goody on Mother's Day but snubs son Freddy's grandmother Jackiey Budden amid their bitter feud

Jeff Brazier posted a loving tribute to Jade Goody on Mother's Day, admitting that he and their sons 'still need you' following the star's death in 2009.

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10 h. ago French court to rule in Marine Le Pen embezzlement case – Europe live

Prosecutors seeking a fine of €300k, a prison sentence and a five-year ban from public office, which would stop far-right leader’s presidential runThe 2027 French presidential election may be two years out, but its first act will play out in a Paris court this morning, as judges hand down a verdict on charges the far-right leader Marine Le Pen and party officials embezzled money from the European parliament.Prosecutors asked for a €300,000 (£250,000) fine, a prison sentence and a five-year ban from public office. Crucially, it would apply immediately, even if she appeals against it. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago ‘Nothing stopped her’: the 136 reasons why Vanessa Bell is breaking free of Bloomsbury

She was the overshadowed member of the iconic group. But now, with a major exhibition not far from the house she turned into a work of art, Bell is finally getting her due. And she’s not the only oneWhen you think of the Bloomsbury Group – the writers, artists and intellectuals who congregated at 46 Gordon Square in London in the early 20th century – you might think of Virginia Woolf; the Omega Workshops, which brought fine art to modernist designs; Charleston, a farmhouse in Sussex, frequented by core members who painted every available surface in blazing hues; or the famous phrase about their unorthodox sex lives – they “painted in circles and loved in triangles”.But do you ever think – or know much – about a woman at the heart of the group, Vanessa Bell, sister of Virginia and co-director of the Omega Workshops? If Bloomsbury member John Maynard Keynes was the economics pioneer, and Woolf its literary star, then Bell was the painter equivalent. Yet it seems Bell has too often bee...

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12 h. ago Apocalypse constantly: The perverse reasons we love to watch ourselves die on screen

From ‘The Day the Earth Stood Still’ and ‘Planet of the Apes’ to ‘Deep Impact’ and ‘Don’t Look Up’, nothing seems to bring audiences together faster than a glimpse at the end of the world. As Tilda Swinton sings through the apocalypse in her new film, Xan Brooks dives into cinema’s most curious lineage

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13 h. ago Take two Van Goghs daily: the growing popularity of museum prescriptions

Research backs schemes that encourage doctors to prescribe time in cultural institutions to boost mental health and reduce lonelinessIt was about six years ago that Nathalie Bondil heard of doctors prescribing outside the boundaries of traditional medicine, scribbling out orders to walk, cycle or swim, or sending their patients into nature.As she made her way through the halls of Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, however, she was certain that its collection of Inuit art or paintings by Claude Monet or Camille Pissarro, could also be just what the doctor ordered. Continue reading...

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