2 h. ago Israel’s top court says government is not giving Palestinian prisoners enough food

Justices rule state is legally obliged to ensure ‘basic level of existence’ and orders authorities to improve nutritionIsrael’s supreme court has ruled that the government has failed to provide Palestinian security prisoners with adequate food for basic subsistence and ordered authorities to improve their nutrition.Sunday’s decision was a rare case in which the country’s highest court ruled against the government’s conduct during the nearly two-year war. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago 'Her death exposed not just the failings of one nursery, but the gaps in a system that must immediately do better'

Jo Frost, 'Supernanny', has backed calls for improved safety measures in nurseries

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4 h. ago Louise Redknapp lets slip family secret as she reveals what she does for her sons

Louise Redknapp, who recently dropped her fifth studio album, disclosed that she has a particular ritual at home, but she's unsure if she was meant to spill the beans

Society

6 h. ago Tommy Fury fans accuse of him of lying after never finishing 100km triathlon

Tommy Fury was celebrated at the finish line of a French Riviera triathlon, but official records show he didn’t complete the full course due to surprising reason

Politics

7 h. ago Is the 'London banana' really the best place to live in the capital? The surprising answer according to all the data available

It was the bold claim which sparked outrage and left Londoners desperate for answers. Well, the Daily Mail can today reveal the truth behind life in the so-called 'London Banana'

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7 h. ago What is a casement window? A complete guide to this classic design

Casement windows are the standard for most homes

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8 h. ago ‘It’s my second home!’ Gen Z and the sudden, surprising boom of luxury gyms

Expensive fitness facilities might seem a tough sell in a cost of living crisis. But for young people in crowded or dilapidated house shares, the high price for a haven can be worth payingThe best part of Owen Willis’s day is his morning shower. Notes of lavender and eucalyptus waft through his private, stone-tiled shower room as he uses a £32 bottle of Cowshed bodywash. He dries off with a fluffy white towel before slathering on Cowshed body lotion (£24).This isn’t Willis’s home, however. It’s his gym. He belongs to Third Space in London, which calls itself a “luxury health club”. Memberships start at £230 a month for an individual site and go as high as £305 for access to all of its branches, including the Mayfair club, where gym-goers can expect “UV-treated fresh air” and “a Himalayan sea-salt walled sauna and steam room”. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago How to spend 48 hours in Port Stephens, Australia’s town of the year for 2025

Sand dunes, dolphin spotting and crystal clear waters. It’s little surprise that Port Stephens was just crowned Best Town in Australia

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8 h. ago Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery review – whodunnit threequel is murderously good fun

Toronto film festival: after Glass Onion underwhelmed, Rian Johnson’s self-aware, star-packed Benoit Blanc series makes a barnstorming return to formIf Glass Onion wasn’t quite the deserving follow-up to Knives Out that many of us had hoped it would be (it was more focused on the bigger rather than better), it was at the very least a deserved victory lap. Writer-director Rian Johnson’s 2019 whodunnit brought us back to the starry, slippery fun of the 70s and 80s, when films like this would be a dime a dozen and it was a surprise hit, making almost eight times its budget at the global box office. While Kenneth Branagh had seen commercial success already with his Poirot revival two years prior, his retreads felt too musty, and the actor-director too miscast, for the genre to truly feel like it was entering an exciting new period.Johnson’s threequel, Wake Up Dead Man, is the second as part of his Netflix deal (one that cost an estimated $450m) and arrives as the whodunnit genre has fou...

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8 h. ago Explorers discover giant doorway hidden in the mountains and people are convinced it's 'ancient aliens'

For centuries, humans have been scouring the universe for some kind of evidence of extraterrestrial life. Now, social media users think it's finally been found - right here on Earth.

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9 h. ago AI shakes up the call center industry, but some tasks are still better left to the humans

Artificial intelligence is transforming call centers by streamlining tasks and improving customer service

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9 h. ago Amazon slashes 45% off 'extremely good' eye cream that 'keeps lines at bay'

Shoppers also praised the L'Oréal Paris Laser Renew Anti-Ageing Triple Action Eye Cream for 'visibly improving' dark circles under their eyes

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9 h. ago F1 Italian GP LIVE: Race start time and schedule as Verstappen starts on pole ahead of Norris

Follow live F1 updates from Monza, as Verstappen beats McLaren and Ferrari to surprise pole for Sunday’s race

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9 h. ago Sweet moment Kate Middleton receives three cheers from delighted Australian rugby players after surprising them in their locker room after England game

In a sweet moment the Princess of Wales was met with cheers and admiration from the Australian women's rugby team after a gripping World Cup clash against England on Saturday

Sport

10 h. ago Legendary songwriter spotted at Oasis gig and fans go wild for unexpected reason

A surprise appearance at an Oasis gig has delighted fans of the band, who hope Liam and Noel Gallagher are preparing to collaborate with one of their musical heroes

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10 h. ago BBC's Gabby Logan 'missing' from Great North Run as presenter replaced by co

The Great North Run is one of the biggest events in the UK athletics calendar and has been a staple part of the BBC Sport schedule for years, but there was a big surprise for viewers on Sunday

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12 h. ago BBC Breakfast 'royalty' make surprise return to show after co

Both Dan and Louise were left emotional during their return to BBC Breakfast

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12 h. ago I thought I was growing up in a racially tolerant Britain. I now realise I was wrong | Rohan Sathyamoorthy

I’ve experienced more racism in the past year than the rest of my life put together – the only answer is for young people to stand up to the far rightSign up for our new weekly newsletter Matters of Opinion, where our columnists and writers will reflect on what they’ve been debating, thinking about, reading and moreWhen my dad went to school in the 1970s, the kids used to pretend he was invisible. Every day he would try to make conversation and play with the other children, and every day he would be ignored. One night it got so bad that my grandma found him crying himself to sleep, unable to process, as an eight-year-old, why no one would want to talk to “the brown kid”. This kind of social exclusion was sadly all too familiar in postwar Britain – my white grandma had endured her own share of abuse ever since she fell in love with my Sri Lankan grandad in 1966, committing the family’s original sin of interracial marriage.When I heard these stories as a child, they felt like terrible...

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12 h. ago 'God's influencer' Carlo Acutis' surprising connection to famous figure REVEALED as he becomes first millennial saint

British-born Carlo was to be canonised on September 7 after the Vatican recognised him as having performed two miracles since his death in 2006.

Science

12 h. ago Chelsea star wanted by Arsenal this summer reveals why he turned down transfer

Chelsea midfielder Andrey Santos was linked with a surprise switch to London rivals Arsenal in the closing weeks of the transfer window and has now explained why he did not leave Stamford Bridge

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