13 m. ago The ‘hidden gem’ Greater Manchester park minutes from a bustling town centre

This Victorian park is perfect to visit on a sunny day

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20 m. ago California man's Facebook premonition of his own murder came to pass... but cops found a second body alongside him

Sean Pfeffer, 45, shared a chilling post on Facebook a day before he and 52-year-old Colter White's bodies were discovered in the back of an abandoned pickup truck in Boulder Creek, California.

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23 m. ago Sycamore Gap trial live: ‘Jeffrey, it’s gone viral’, defendant remarked after tree chopped down, court told

Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers have appeared for the second day of the trial at Newcastle Crown Court accused of felling the Sycamore Gap tree

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29 m. ago Carnival Cruise brawl caught on video as ship slapped with 'DO NOT SAIL' warning

A horror video caught the moment a passengers was pinned to the ground while punches were thrown at them and other travellers fighting on a Carnival Cruise ship as they were coming off following a seven-day journey

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35 m. ago Katherine Ryan admits she has a favourite child and has labelled another of her three kids the 'most attractive but my least favourite'

The Canadian star gave birth to her first child, daughter Violet 15,,from a former relationship when she was 25-years old and has since welcomed two more kids, son Fred, three and daughter Fenna, two.

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40 m. ago Trump 100 days: tariffs, egg prices, Ice arrests and approval rating – in charts

The first few months have seen record-breaking use of executive powers – here are some of the outlying trendsTrump 100 days: inside Trump’s whirlwind start to his second presidencyWhen reading a chart, an outlier is often the first thing you notice. The first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term has been full of them: immigration arrests spiking. Markets falling. Emission trends reversing. Hundreds of day one pardons to insurrectionists. Record-breaking use of executive powers. Continue reading...

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42 m. ago The worst mistakes gardeners can make in heatwave as UK set to sizzle in 30C heat

With Thursday set to be the hottest day of the year so far, gardeners are being warned about certain habits that could destroy their plants and flowers before summer has even started

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47 m. ago Why Do We Celebrate May Day? History, date, traditions and is it a public holiday?

Summer is finally here...kind of.

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87 m. ago ROBERT HARDMAN: In time for VE Day's 80th anniversary, a red teardrop of poppies bursts from the Tower of London again

More than a decade after bringing much of London to a standstill, one of Britain's best-loved artistic displays has returned to its spiritual home.

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91 m. ago Local elections live: ‘Labour are toast’ warns former Blair adviser ahead of polling day after net zero clash

Voters in 23 local authorities to head to polls on Thursday

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99 m. ago I had a passionate crush on The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Could it still thrill me 19 years later?

When Bethesda surprise-released a remake last week, I revisited its world with my son to see if the magic was still thereFor a 10-day period the summer of 2006, in between handing in my resignation at my first job on a games magazine and returning to Scotland to start university, I did almost nothing except eat, sleep and play The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion on my Xbox 360. I hauled my TV from the living room of my small, unpleasantly warm flatshare into my bedroom so I could play uninterrupted; it was all I could think about. My character was a Khajiit thief, a kind of manky lion in black-leather armour with excellent pickpocketing skills. One afternoon, I decided to see whether I could steal every single object in the smallish town of Bravil, and got caught by the guards a couple of hours in. I did a runner, dropping a trail of random plates, cheese wheels and doublets in my wake, and the guards pursued me all the way to the other side of the map, where they finally got entangled w...

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1 hour ago Keir Starmer backs campaign for  £1.5million memorial to 'Forces Sweetheart' Dame Vera Lynn by the White Cliffs of Dover ahead of VE Day

A campaign is underway for a likeness of the wartime singer to be created and placed near the White Cliffs of Dover, which inspired one of her biggest hits.

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1 hour ago World Snooker Championship referee has separate job working for an airline

Malgorzata Kanieska has become a regular on the World Snooker Tour, and was handed her debut at the Crucible this year, but also has a day job in her native Poland

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2 h. ago Spring weather and Trump protests: Wednesday’s photos of the day

The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world Continue reading...

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2 h. ago R&A chief provides fresh hope that The Open could one day return to Trump Turnberry

Chief executive Mark Darbon confirmed they would “love to return at some stage” to the famous Ailsa course.

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2 h. ago William and Kate describe ‘fantastic’ time on Mull as they head to Iona

The Princess of Wales quipped that they had chosen ‘a good day’ to make the short ferry crossing.

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2 h. ago Sycamore Gap trial live: Video filmed by defendant shows tree being chopped down, prosecutors tell court

Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers have appeared for the second day of the trial at Newcastle Crown Court accused of felling the Sycamore Gap tree

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2 h. ago What is a heatwave and is the UK in one as temperatures set to hit record 30C?

As the UK could experience its earliest ever 30C day, we look at why it is so sunny at the moment and if climate change will make heatwaves more likely to occur

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3 h. ago 'I had to live with my teen son's corpse in bedroom after cancer brushed off as toothache'

Lianne Roban, 34, had further heartbreak heaped on her after the body of her son Kian - who died at their home in Bedfordshire on Easter Sunday from terminal brain cancer - was not picked up by the funeral directors on the hot day

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3 h. ago Louise Thompson bursts into tears and is left 'too overwhelmed to speak' after suffering 'horrendously debilitating' stoma leak during London outing

The Made in Chelsea star, 30, who nearly died when giving birth to her son in 2021, revealed last April that she had been fitted with a stoma after years of battling with ulcerative colitis.

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