27 m. ago The US hurricane season that wasn’t: Experts explain why we’ve had a lucky break

The Atlantic season wraps in under a month but no hurricanes have directly struck the contiguous U.S. in 2025

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28 m. ago Cambridgeshire stabbing attack: ‘heroic’ train worker praised for saving passengers’ lives

LNER employee Samir Zitouni, who was hospitalised after Saturday’s incident, hailed by police and transport secretary for ‘bravery beyond measure’A “heroic” member of staff who was seriously injured after the mass stabbing onboard a train in Cambridgeshire on Saturday has been praised for his “incredibly brave” actions to protect passengers.Samir Zitouni, 48, who has worked for London North Eastern Railway (LNER) for more than 20 years, remains in hospital following the attacks. Continue reading...

Economics

28 m. ago 'She genuinely doesn't know what to do': Brutal verdict on Rachel Reeves from Labour ministers as insiders tell DAN HODGES the truth about Chancellor's speech

Rachel Reeves has just finished delivering her major speech framing this month's Budget. And it can be summed up in six words: 'Nothing to do with me, guv.'

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45 m. ago Moment dangerous lorry driver smashes into traffic at 50mph on busy motorway

Police have released footage of a HGV driver ploughing into several cars at 50mph on the A27.

Transport

45 m. ago What is job hugging? The new term behind a morbid careers reality

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Politics

49 m. ago Fresh lead in Meredith Kercher murder as Italian prosecutors ‘search for mystery woman’

The British student was killed in Perugia, Italy in 2007, in a murder case that attracted world-wide attention

Events

52 m. ago A night with Gareth Southgate: jokes, waistcoat chat and a bagful of lessons

Former England manager was engaging with selfies and sharing his sense of purpose on the York stop of a promotional book tourGareth Southgate has a good story about cockapoo vomit. Alone, exhausted and about to leave England’s impossible job, it was the first thing that greeted him on returning home from defeat in last year’s European Championship final. Obviously, he immediately set about clearing it up and consoling the pup suspected of overeating. Another moment of pathos in a life that has experienced the extremes of the public eye, another hurdle cleared.Southgate is on a promotional tour but you wouldn’t guess at first glance. He has a book coming out this week and has only just started talking about it. After a swift round of interviews with the BBC on Monday morning, in the evening he moved to the Barbican in York; a perfectly commodious venue with decent acoustics, but not a customary place for launching a nationwide media blitz. Continue reading...

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53 m. ago Xabi Alonso made his reasons for snubbing Liverpool job clear after Jurgen Klopp decision

Real Madrid boss Xabi Alonso was heavily linked with the Liverpool job after Jurgen Klopp's exit, but the Reds later appointed Arne Slot

Society

60 m. ago Man 'degraded' after Asda delivery driver 'questioned disability on doorstep'

Necati Ayhan, 22, said he was left feeling 'degraded, embarrassed and terrible' after an Asda delivery driver allegedly questioned his disability while dropping off his shopping

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61 m. ago Couple reveal how six people fleeing Huntingdon train attack sheltered in their home as terrified victims arrived at their front door covered in blood

Jan and Les Sears, of Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, became unwitting heroes after opening their door to six terrified passengers fleeing a frenzied knife attack on a train.

Events

84 m. ago David Beckham's 'astonishing' discovery at King Charles's home in Highgrove

David Beckham has opened up about his love of the countryside and how a visit to King Charles's Highgrove estate inspired him to get in touch with his rural roots

Politics

89 m. ago Erik ten Hag plots 'revenge' as Wolves offer him Premier League return after Man Utd spell

Beleaguered manager is ready to revive his reputation back in England

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92 m. ago Train stabbings: Praise for 'brave' rail worker who protected passengers during Cambridgeshire train attack

Samir Zitouni was seriously injured after the mass stabbing on board a train in Cambridgeshire on Saturday.

Events

92 m. ago Pictured: Brave rail worker left fighting for his life after he stepped forward to protect passengers during Huntingdon knife rampage

London North Eastern Railway has paid tribute to its staff member Samir Zitouni who remains in hospital following the mass stabbings on board a train on Saturday.

Sport

97 m. ago LNER thanks ‘heroic’ worker who protected passengers during Huntingdon train attack

Samir Zitouni’s family has also praised him for his ‘courage’ during the attack

Events

97 m. ago Brent Bruning — hand biohacker to the stars (yes, it's a real job)

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Society

97 m. ago Butcher's 1 task after cooking steak is 'vital' to make it more 'flavoursome'

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99 m. ago Doctor explains symptoms of virus that mean stay home for 'a whole week'

Flu has been predicted to hit the UK more intensely than usual this winter, with health experts saying people have been finding it difficult to tell whether they have flu or a cold

Science

1 hour ago Hero train worker injured protecting passengers in Huntingdon stabbing named

London North Eastern Railway praised Samir Zitouni just days after the incident that left him in hospital

Events

1 hour ago Could a cheetah win the Melbourne Cup? An evolution expert explains

An evolutionary biomechanist has compared the fastest land animals in the world across 3,200 metres

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