56 m. ago Thomas Tuchel ruined England victory over Wales by opening his mouth and unleashing stream of absolute drivel

ENGLAND boss Thomas Tuchel may have led our boys to a solid victory last night - but he quickly ruined it by opening his mouth and unleashing a stream of utter Scheiße. Our cocky gaffer let rip at the 70,000-plus England fans at Wembley - including me and my lad - claiming we were silent,...

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77 m. ago Why I'm convinced this missing girl was murdered by my own father: SANDRA BROWN says her paedophile dad is to blame

It is a scene which has played out in Sandra Brown's haunted mind for most of her life...

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78 m. ago Billionaire Issa brothers refuse to abandon plan for Britain's biggest Muslim cemetery despite council opposition to their 12,250

According to planning officers, the cemetery - which was earmarked to cover a large swathe of greenbelt land - would have a 'harmful effect on the appearance of the area'.

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2 h. ago This historic London hotel is where tradition meets modern innovation

This historic London hotel is where tradition meets modern innovation  The Independent

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2 h. ago This is exactly how you can get rid of your painful dry eyes WITHOUT drugs or surgery

Noticed a tinge of redness in your eyes? A sore or gritty feeling when blinking? Difficulty reading - especially at the end of a long day?

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4 h. ago Orchids will 'bloom' and look 'healthier' thanks to 1 kitchen ingredient

Orchids are a beautiful, exotic flower, but they can be tricky to look after. But, an expert has shared a simple kitchen ingredient that can make them flower more

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5 h. ago Hannah Frances: Nested in Tangles review – ramshackle arrangements power restless revelations

(Fire Talk)Wayward tempos and snapping drums break fresh ground in this unruly release from the Vermont musicianHannah Frances’s exhilarating sixth album is an unruly ecosystem: nature sprawls, resurfaced family trauma unearths “unrevealed roots”, an unexpected rupture creates fertile ground for new understandings to blossom. The deep steadiness of the Vermont songwriter’s previous album, last year’s Keeper of the Shepherd, is replaced by ramshackle clusters of kindling-snap drums, nervy woodwind, jabbing brass, all swarming together like a cloud of bees. Her awkwardly beautiful chord changes evoke ornate wood carvings; her tempos are always wayward.The showstopper is Life’s Work, a runaway quest about her hunger to vanquish resentment, blame and anger, the tumbling metre of the lyrics unspooling as if pulling at an endless ball of wool. “Learning to trust in spite of it is life’s work,” she declares, as a trumpet tries to keep pace with her. Surviving You makes clear that it’s not ...

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7 h. ago We all know Brexit’s to blame for the crisis facing UK steel

With British industry faltering, the excuse that the public wants this is risible. Parliament must force Starmer to actWhile Keir Starmer fiddles in India, Rome burns. The British steel industry now faces a calamity so severe, insiders say it could be “terminal”. The vast majority – 80% – of its output is exported to the EU, which this week revealed plans to cut tariff-free steel import quotas by almost half. The remainder will be subject to a 50% tariff. The UK steel industry will be butchered. Thank you, EU. Thank you, Brexit.Whenever I meet politicians who championed Brexit nowadays, I ask them a simple question: do you still think you were right? A few fools mutter, “Yes, on balance” and “In the long term, perhaps.” The honest ones shrug and look uncomfortable. We can all accept that some day a new generation of British politicians will resume open trade across the Channel. It is normal for an island, and makes sense. So I ask the honest ones: why not go public? Make a headline,...

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7 h. ago We all know Brexit’s to blame for the crisis facing UK steel – it’s time for politicians to be honest and reverse it | Simon Jenkins

With British industry faltering, the excuse that the public wants this is risible. Parliament must force Starmer to actWhile Keir Starmer fiddles in India, Rome burns. The British steel industry now faces a calamity so severe, insiders say it could be “terminal”. The vast majority – 80% – of its output is exported to the EU, which this week revealed plans to cut tariff-free steel import quotas by almost half. The remainder will be subject to a 50% tariff. The UK steel industry will be butchered. Thank you, EU. Thank you, Brexit.Whenever I meet politicians who championed Brexit nowadays, I ask them a simple question: do you still think you were right? A few fools mutter, “Yes, on balance” and “In the long term, perhaps.” The honest ones shrug and look uncomfortable. We can all accept that some day a new generation of British politicians will resume open trade across the Channel. It is normal for an island, and makes sense. So I ask the honest ones: why not go public? Make a headline,...

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14 h. ago Israeli Cabinet approves 'outline' of deal to release hostages held by Hamas

Israel’s Cabinet has approved President Donald Trump’s plan for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the release of all the remaining hostages held by Hamas, a key step toward ending a ruinous two-year war that has destabilized the Middle East

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16 h. ago Experts recommend one simple way to trap fruit flies this autumn

A recent podcast shared how to 'trap' the insects with a simple 30p trick

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17 h. ago Belgian police detain 3 over a suspected plot to attack politicians with a drone

Belgian prosecutors say police have detained three people over a suspected plot to attack the country's politicians using a drone carrying explosives

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19 h. ago Putin admits Russia to blame for Azerbaijan Christmas plane crash that killed 38

Vladimir Putin has finally admitted his military’s role in the Azerbaijani plane crash following accusations from Baku that Moscow tried to 'hush up' the tragedy

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19 h. ago Donald Trump poised for Middle East visit to officially sign Gaza peace deal

Speaking at a televised Cabinet meeting, the US President said he was "looking at" travelling to Egypt for an official signing ceremony for phase one of the agreement

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20 h. ago MTG ditches Fox News for CNN as MAGA firebrand joins Wolf Blitzer to rip her party over shutdown standoff

The Republican congresswoman says Trump is not to blame for the shutdown but faults leaders like House Speaker Mike Johnson in rare CNN visit where she also took on Ted Cruz and talked Epstein files

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20 h. ago Every business pitching on Dragons’ Den tonight, from Notorious Nooch to Ivee

Dinosaurs also enter the den this week, as well as an outdoor fitness course company

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20 h. ago MTG ditches Fox News for CNN as MAGA firebrand joins Wolf Blitzer to rip her party over health care shutdown standoff

The Republican congresswoman says Trump is not to blame for the shutdown but faults leaders like House Speaker Mike Johnson in rare CNN visit where she also took on Ted Cruz and talked Epstein files

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20 h. ago Putin admits Russian air defences were to blame for Azerbaijani jet crash

Russian president said air defences were targeting a Ukrainian droneVladimir Putin has said that Russia’s air defences were to blame for downing an Azerbaijani jetliner in December that killed 38 people, his first admission of responsibility for the crash.Putin said on Thursday that the missiles fired by Russia to target a Ukrainian drone exploded near the Azerbaijan Airlines plane flying from Baku as it was preparing to land in Grozny, the regional capital of the Russian republic of Chechnya, on 25 December 2024. Ukrainian drones have regularly struck deep inside Russia. Continue reading...

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21 h. ago Former Premier League star, 45, 'could die at any time': After three kidney transplants and a £4m pay

An ex-Premier League star says he could die at any time after painkillers prescribed by his old club ruined his health following an undiagnosed condition. 

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21 h. ago Liverpool have clear stance on Arne Slot's contract as FSG to repeat Jurgen Klopp trick

Arne Slot hasn't yet reached the halfway point in his first contract with Liverpool but Anfield chiefs want to hand him an extension in his second season, just as they did with Jurgen Klopp

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