34 m. ago New Mexican crime drama 'based on true events' expected to storm Netflix charts

The series is perfect for fans of the beloved 2010s series Narcos

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42 m. ago The game developers striving to offer authenticity and inclusion in the face of AI

At the Develop conference in Brighton this week, talk turns from cancelled deals and job cuts to replicating real human experiences and telling stories about diverse charactersFor anyone looking to gauge the mood of the UK games industry in 2025, there has been only one place to hang out this week: the bar of the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel in Brighton. It’s in this building that the annual Develop conference has been bringing together developers, publishers, students and journalists since 2006 – and during the three days of talks, roundtables and keynotes, it’s in the bar that everyone meets and unloads their theories and concerns about the state of the business.This year, after many months of cuts and closures, the mood has been dour. On Tuesday, I spoke to many coders, artists and studio heads who have had games cancelled, staff axed and deals obliterated; several senior developers predicted that the recent savage cuts to staff numbers and game projects will lead to a gaping black...

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52 m. ago Summer Safety for Dogs: Expert tips to keep our adorable pets happy, healthy and cool

As the temperatures rise it’s important to keep an eye on our four-legged friends.

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52 m. ago King Charles 'banned' from making friendly gesture after being ordered to 'keep distance'

King Charles has maintained good relations with the Dalai Lama for years, but it has now been reported that Sir Keir Starmer has put the blocks on their friendship

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63 m. ago Jennifer Aniston's trainer reveals workout secrets that keep the Friends vet, 56, a size 2

Jennifer Aniston has one of the most toned figures in Hollywood. Turns out she is a delight to train. 'Working with Jen has been a dream come true,' Dani told DailyMail.com.

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94 m. ago Netflix's new French drama surrounding 'mysterious death' set to be of the shows of the summer

The series boasts a star of one of the most acclaimed horror movies of all time

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96 m. ago Liverpool WILL have first match since Diogo Jota's death this weekend

Liverpool's pre-season friendly against Preston North End will go ahead on Sunday afternoon after both clubs held sensitive talks following the death of Diogo Jota

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1 hour ago My Dad just died again! A close inspection of TV’s most shocking plot

A character just got bumped off for the second time in And Just Like That – but it’s far from the first show to mess up in this way. Just look at Friends!Now in its third season, it’s safe to say that HBO’s Sex and the City revival And Just Like That has struggled to capture the zeitgeist in the same way as its mother series. But that all changes now because, in its most recent episode, shrugged off its tired old premise to become something new. Now it is nothing less than a show about the miracle of human reanimation.The most recent episode was entitled Silent Mode. In it, Nicole Ari Parker’s character Lisa learned that her 90-year-old father had died. As she prepared to deliver a moving eulogy, sharp-eyed And Just Like That loyalists were all grabbed by the same sudden thought: wait, hadn’t he already died once before? Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Ice is about to become the biggest police force in the US | Judith Levine

Trump’s budget bill is creating a colossus with more resources than many national militariesOn Thursday, congressional Republicans passed Trump’s 1,000-page budget, and the president signed it on Saturday. The rich will get obscenely richer. The poor will be hungrier and sicker, work more precarious, and the planet unrelentingly hotter. The symmetry is elegant: cuts to healthcare and food programs average about $120bn each year over the next decade, while the tax cuts will save households earning more than $500,000 about $120bn a year.Trump got what he wanted. But enriching himself and his wealthy friends at the expense of everyone else has long been his life purpose. It was not until he became president, with the Heritage Foundation’s wonks, the deportation czar Stephen Miller, and six loyal supreme courtiers behind him, that he could reshape the US in his own amoral, racist, violence-intoxicated image. In fact, the latter goal may be dearer to him than the former. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago ‘I’m glad I could help them, mum’: Southport attack survivor, 7, stabbed 33 times after trying to shield friends

Inquiry hears of devastating toll on girls who survived the horrifying knife rampage, including scars, flashbacks and crippling fear

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1 hour ago Amazon Prime Video release 'addictive' spinoff to beloved 2010s police drama with A

The original series' lead character finished his time on a sepeatre show earlier in the year

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2 h. ago Apocalypse in the Tropics review – how Brazilian politics succumbed to rightwing fundamentalism

Petra Costa explains how screeching evangelical Christian leaders have become kingmakers to all politicians in a chilling documentary that shows democracy on the brinkPetra Costa’s documentary tells a grim story about modern Brazil and leaves it up to us to decide if it has a happy ending. Apocalypse in the Tropics is about the country’s political leaders’ addiction to rightwing Christian fundamentalism, US-style prayer breakfasts, and a particular enthusiasm for the Book of Revelations, whose apocalyptic rhetoric is used to amplify all manner of conspiracist, xenophobic screeching.The politicians have a close association to televangelists like the always angry Pastor Silas Malafaia, interviewed at some length here, a strange man thrilled and energised by his own national celebrity and wealth, though irritated by questioning about his private plane, whose value, he says, has depreciated from over a million dollars new to about $800,000. Malafaia is someone for whom an ear-splittingl...

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2 h. ago Rylan Clark admits Rob Rinder ‘isn’t the first person I speak to’ as he shares update on relationship

BBC Radio 2 star Rylan Clark has been open about his quest for love, four years after his split from ex-husband Dan Neal, as he shared an insight into his friendship with Rob Rinder

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3 h. ago Martin Brundle ‘quite sad’ about Red Bull sacking ‘friend’ Christian Horner

Horner, Red Bull F1 boss for 20 years, has been relieved of his duties in a shock announcement

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3 h. ago Solar4Good review: the top installer for customer satisfaction score

Solar4Good is a family-run business set up in 2021, but drawing on its founders' 15 years of solar industry experience

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3 h. ago Gareth Southgate actor seen for the first time ahead of BBC football drama with Doctor Who legend

The upcoming series about the nation's football team is based off an award-winning play

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3 h. ago ‘I was nervous to ask for your socials’: why missed connection posts are making a comeback

The popular Craigslist tradition is seeing a revival from Reddit and TikTok users, hoping a chance encounter turns into moreLayla Rivera was at work when her boyfriend texted: someone on Reddit was looking for her.In the comments of a post on the subreddit r/warpedtour, attendees of the punk rock and emo music festival searched for their missed connections – ephemeral friends or hookups they met onsite and would like to see again. Rivera could tell that one message, addressed “to Leila/Layla (the short girl with the red top)”, was almost certainly written by a man she encountered while watching the band Sweet Pill at Warped Tour’s Washington DC stop in June. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Noughts & Crosses review – Malorie Blackman’s thought experiment confronts the audience anew

Regent’s Park Open Air theatre, LondonCallum and Sephy are a modern Romeo and Juliet, forced to grow up fast as they wade through the crushing racial and class structures that pin them in their opposing places‘Do you ever wonder what it would be like if our positions were reversed?” Callum asks his prison guard. “If we whites were in charge instead of you Crosses?” Malorie Blackman’s seminal 2001 novel flipped racism on its head. Bringing the story for young adults to life on stage, Tinuke Craig’s zippy, large-scale production confronts the audience anew.This modern Romeo and Juliet remains one of the most striking tales written for teenagers. The production is well suited for schools, giving young people the language and imagery to talk about racism here and now. But adapted by Dominic Cooke in 2007 for the RSC, the choppy script favours faithfulness to the book over inventiveness in exploring its new form. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Brian McFadden and Kerry Katona 'will never be friends' after 's**t dad' comment

Kerry Katona was noticeably absent from her ex Brian McFadden's wedding last weekend after making a series of barbed comments about the Westlife star over the years

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3 h. ago 'Noise sensitive' woman blows her £100k inheritance on failed court battle against sisters to claim her mother's entire home for herself

Sharon Duggan, 49, was left a third of the share of her mother's £420,000 home, but dramatically sparked a bitter inheritance battle.

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