80 m. ago Burnham rebellion grows: 50 Labour MPs sign letter to Starmer protesting against decision to block Manchester mayor

One MP called for the PM to 'consider his position' while more than 50 put their names to a letter critical of his actions. There were also calls for an emergency meeting of the party's ruling body.

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84 m. ago Victoria Beckham's emotional tribute to David and her children in FULL

Lady Victoria Beckham, former member of the Spice Girls, named a Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters in Paris on Monday — but not all of their brood turned out to support her at the ceremony

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3 h. ago Arsenal’s biggest leads lost in title race revealed as damning stats leave Gunners nervously looking over their shoulder

ARSENAL fans left the Emirates on Sunday evening with the horrible  feeling  they have seen this film before. And — spoiler alert — the ending is not a happy one. Manchester City lift the Premier League title  and plans for a bus parade around Islington are shelved for another year. The fear for Arsenal right...

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3 h. ago Nestle reveals new KitKat chocolates on shelves at Morrisons as shoppers race to get them

MORRISONS has unveiled exciting new KitKat chocolates, sending shoppers racing to the shelves to snap them up. The Formula One-themed treats are moulded into sleek race-car shapes and were spotted by popular deals page Newfoodsuk. The iconic racing brand has teamed up with Nestle on the release, sending fans of both F1 and chocolate into...

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3 h. ago Victoria Beckham thanks family as she is honoured by French Ministry of Culture

Lady Beckham, 51, was named a Chevaliere de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres.

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4 h. ago Kris Boyd names new FAVOURITES for Premiership title as Celtic, Rangers and Hearts fight it out after weekend of drama

AFTER a weekend of drama in the Scottish Premiership, who does Kris Boyd have as his favourites to win it all? Our top columnist was on our Go Ballistic podcast this week alongside Robert Grieve and Jonathan Moar to discuss the weekend's football storylines. Both Robert and Kris were at Tynecastle to witness the excitement...

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5 h. ago Jamie Carragher identifies key Arsenal problem after Gunners stumble in Premier League title pursuit

Gunners were beaten at home for first time this season at the weekend

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5 h. ago Legally blind Kansas biker accused of threatening to kill Rep. Ilhan Omar

First in The Independent: MAGA fan Adam Lee Osborn said he hated the Democrat from Minnesota ‘due to her disrespect for the United States and using God’s name in vain,’ court records show

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6 h. ago Defiant Trump dismisses Alzheimer's fears as he struggles to recall name of disease in interview

President Donald Trump dismissed Alzheimer's fears in a new interview, in which he forgot the name of the disease, which causes dementia.

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6 h. ago Jonathan Anderson leans into Dior’s dramatic backstory for couture show

Designer spins the historic house off on a tangent in Paris, with his reading of its history being that shock value can sellFor billionaires with an eye on best-dressed lists and Oscar nominees with sights set on red carpet domination, Paris haute couture – where a dress can take months to make by hand, and cost as much as a small apartment in the city – is a shopping opportunity. For the rest of the fashion industry, it is a battle for bragging rights between the haughtiest brand names in the world. With ambitious young designers newly installed at Dior and Chanel vying for domination, that battle is feistier than ever.Haute couture is an arms race like no other. At 10 o’clock on a Monday morning, the Oscar nominee Teyana Taylor was in a diamond tiara in the front row of Schiaparelli, where the house is preparing for a lavish exhibition opening at the V&A Museum this spring. A few hours later in the garden of the Rodin Museum, where a mirrored Dior catwalk reflected a suspended...

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7 h. ago Cheltenham racecourse identifies ‘most likely cause’ of hole in the track

The final race of Cheltenham Festival Trials Day went off almost half an hour late and was completed in near darkness after an inspection was called to examine the area

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8 h. ago New interstate highway that feeds into Myrtle Beach could soon be named after Trump

During Trump’s first term, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued a federal permit approving the project

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8 h. ago Dunelm shoppers race to buy sale chair that 'makes a statement' while it's 30% off

"I love this chair, it really makes a statement in my lounge. Well made, sturdy and comfortable"

Economics

8 h. ago Arne Slot becomes bookies' favourite to leave Liverpool after Bournemouth loss

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has been installed as bookies' favourite to be the next manager to leave his post after the Reds suffered their 10th defeat of the season following a 3-2 loss to Bournemouth

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8 h. ago Paul Nicholls' jockey daughter taken to hospital with suspected pelvic injury after fall

Racing was delayed at Hereford while amateur Olive Nicholls received treatment after she was unseated from her horse during a hunter chase

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9 h. ago Clyde 2 Spartans 1: Bully Wee boss hails 'massive win' as side right in League Two title race

Clyde stunned the league leaders on Saturday with an impressive victory

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9 h. ago Teen driver jailed for 10 years after brother watches sibling die in crash

Kiran Hanson was 'driving like an idiot' and 'like he had a race car', witness told court

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9 h. ago The unbearable weight of Arsenal’s long, long wait for the Premier League title

Mikel Arteta’s team have been breezing through other competitions and are still in a good position – but there are deeper reasons for the huge tension afflicting them in the Premier League, says Miguel Delaney in his latest Inside Football newsletter

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9 h. ago Scots urged to prepare emergency kits with 12 items as Storm Chandra looms

The newly named storm is to bring more grim weather to Scotland - and Scots should be prepared

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10 h. ago Tents pitched indoors for warmth and makeshift radiators: Ukrainians are freezing to death | Janine di Giovanni

As a war correspondent I’ve seen this strategy used before. Putin is weaponising the savage eastern European winterIn the winter of 1993, during the siege of Sarajevo, people burned books and furniture to keep warm. Water froze in pipes. Electricity vanished for the duration of the war. Children slept in coats and hats, their breath visible in dark rooms. Cold itself became a weapon of war.I remember, when I was reporting from the Bosnian capital, seeing doctors operating by candlelight or wearing camping headlamps. I remember old people chopping wood in the park in the centre of the city until there were no trees left, then dragging it home on sledges. I remember the ground being too frozen to bury the many dead on the football pitch, which later became a cemetery. I remember a terrible, frozen day when I went to an old people’s home near a frontline and counted dead body after dead body, all frozen in their sleep. Continue reading...

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