54 m. ago Sam Thompson 'petrified' of Olivia Attwood as Pete Wicks reveals they aren't close

Sam Thompson, Pete Wicks and Olivia Attwood are all hosting a special edition of Loose Women & Men today as fans fear for the Love Island alum's marriage

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64 m. ago French women know how to make jeans and a trench coat look chic

I've shared eight trench coat-and-jeans formulas that are worth saving if, like me, you want to attempt to copy them this season.

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1 hour ago Shoppers rave about women's 'romantic' Hugo Boss scent discounted to £33

The HUGO Deep Red for Her Eau de Parfum 50ml is now £33 down from £54, saving shoppers £21

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1 hour ago Streeting says hate speech laws are having ‘unintended consequences’ after arrest of Father Ted writer – UK politics live

Health secretary says government needs to balance legislation so police are ‘not just policing tweets’ following detention of Graham Linehan over posts on transgender issuesAt the Downing Street lobby briefing yesterday the PM’s spokesperson was reluctant to comment directly on the arrest of Graham Linehan. But he did say that Keir Starmer thought the police should be focusing on “antisocial behaviour, shoplifting, street crime, as well as reducing serious violent crimes like knife crime and violence against women”. The Daily Telegraph has interepreted that as an attack on the Met.Wes Streeting, the health secretary, was on the media round this morning and in some respects he adopted the same line. Asked about the arrest, he told Times Radio:I think the prime minister and the home secretary have been very clear that with the law and order challenges we’ve got in our country, we want to see people being kept safe by policing streets, not just policing tweets.One thing I would say, be...

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2 h. ago Graham Linehan arrest storm: Government may need to 'sort out' police priorities, says minister

The Father Ted creator was arrested by armed police at Heathrow Airport over three tweets about trans issues

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2 h. ago ‘I felt doomed’: social media guessed I was pregnant – and my feed soon grew horrifying

The algorithm knew I was expecting before I had had a chance to tell my family, friends or GP. At first, I was served up joyful videos. Then the tone became much darker ...I don’t remember where I was when my TikTok feed showed me a video of a woman holding her stillborn baby, but I remember how I felt. At first, it appeared like any other video of a woman holding a newborn. It was tightly wrapped in blankets while she cradled it in her arms. She was crying, but so are most of the women in these post-birth videos. It wasn’t until I read the caption that I realised what I was looking at. Her baby had been delivered at 23 weeks. I was 22 weeks pregnant. I felt doomed.My social media algorithms knew I was pregnant before family, friends or my GP. Within 24-hours, they were transforming my feeds. On Instagram and TikTok, I would scroll through videos of women recording themselves as they took pregnancy tests, just as I had done. I “liked”, “saved”, and “shared” the content, feeding the ...

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2 h. ago Coldplay's Chris Martin accused of 'dehumanising' Israeli fans onstage at Wembley concert

The singer, 48, invited two Israeli women to join him during a concert in London on Sunday evening after noticing their sign

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2 h. ago Australia captain Pat Cummins ‘doing everything’ to be fit for Ashes opener

Cummins has been ruled out of upcoming white-ball series against New Zealand and India after scans revealed signs of lumbar bone stress in his back

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2 h. ago I attended a naked dinner party – here’s why everybody should do it

The Fude Experiences brings together groups of women for the chance to dine and chat, all without clothes. Vicky Jessop went along to see what all the fuss was about

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2 h. ago Sabrina Carpenter strips to sheer lingerie as she poses cheekily in bald cap

Sabrina Carpenter has been taking the world by storm her her new music dropping and her sensational style - but this time she'd posed for the camera in a bald cap. Bizarre, right?!

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2 h. ago Zack Polanski apologises over claim he can increase women’s breast sizes with his mind

Several Labour MPs have criticised the new Green Party leader over the claims, with one describing them as ‘grim’

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3 h. ago Stacey Solomon fans 'scared' as she's branded 'incredible' for revealing 'first ever' at Pickle Cottage home

Fans have recently seen the Loose Women star getting stuck back into daily life at her dream abode following her summer off

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3 h. ago Rugby Australia clears debts as financial impact of British and Irish Lions tour revealed

The union has reaped the rewards of a commercially lucrative visit by the quadrennial touring side

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3 h. ago Growing concern in Australia over reported repatriation plans for Isis wives and children

Government denies organising return as critics warn of security risks and aid groups urge action

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3 h. ago Hurricane Kiko and Tropical Storm Lorena gain strength over the eastern Pacific Ocean

Two tropical cyclones in the eastern Pacific Ocean have gained strength

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4 h. ago Kelly Brook shouted at by Loose Women audience after bombshell cheating confession

Kelly Brook was back on the Loose Women panel and made a shock cheating confession, but was then shouted at by an audience member for her honesty

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5 h. ago ‘I was killed in virtually every film’: how trailblazing Chinese

A retrospective at the BFI celebrates how Wong – whether typecast in orientalist fantasies or breaking taboos with a kiss – could always steal the showAnna May Wong is everywhere these days. The chic Chinese-American actor who first made a splash in the silent era has been fictionalised in films and TV shows, including Ryan Murphy’s Hollywood and Damien Chazelle’s Babylon, and an excellent novel, Amanda Lee Koe’s Delayed Rays of a Star. She has her face on the quarter, the first Asian-American to be honoured in that way, and she is the subject of a page-turner of a biography, Not Your China Doll by Katie Gee Salisbury. But what about the films? This month, BFI Southbank in London hosts a retrospective of this remarkable star’s career, titled Anna May Wong: the Art of Reinvention.Wong was born in Los Angeles to second-generation Chinese parents in 1905. At the very beginning of her film career in 1921, she self-consciously told a movie magazine that she was “a considerable spot of ye...

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5 h. ago Women behind the lens: ‘A quiet act of resistance where words are silenced’

Fatimazohra Serri’s photography grew from a desire to question and resist roles imposed on Moroccan womenThis photograph is titled The Swing of Life. My aim was to illustrate the deep connection between a woman and a man, a relationship shaped by care and burden, intimacy and distance. The man swings from the flowing black dress of the woman above him. The clothing becomes the bridge between the two figures, soft yet unbreakable.It’s a visual metaphor for how men, knowingly or not, often rest on the invisible emotional strength of women. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago ‘A gilded temple to the new world order’: inside the former US embassy that is now a super

Even the cheap rooms cost £1,400 a night at London’s bling-heavy hangout for high net worth individuals. From mega-basement spa to gaudy rooftop bar, our writer takes a tourRumours have long swirled about what lies beneath the great 1960s fortress of the former US embassy on Grosvenor Square. There have been lurid fables of cold war bunkers, secret service shooting ranges, CIA interrogation chambers and even escape tunnels to Hyde Park. But none of these fictional fantasies quite compare to the underground lair that has now been excavated below the imposing block, in its new incarnation as one of the fanciest hotels in London.Owned by the royal family of Qatar, and operated by an offshore company registered in the British Virgin Islands, belonging to one of Hong Kong’s wealthiest dynasties, this former outpost of US imperialism has become a gilded temple to the new global order. Reborn as the Chancery Rosewood, it is a beacon of luxury designed to attract the cream of the world’s ul...

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6 h. ago I managed Eberechi Eze and this is why he'll take Arsenal and the World Cup by storm

Eberechi Eze made his Arsenal debut in the defeat to Liverpool at Anfield before joining up with the England squad ahead of games against Andorra and Serbia

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