57 m. ago Love Island Season 12 cast reunite as Andrada's feud with Meg resolved

The stars haven't been seen together since their exits from the Love Island Villa.

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57 m. ago Stay in an old sweet shop in one of Wales' most visited towns

The two-bedroom property has an open-plan living space, a patio and a warm welcome to your furry friends

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1 hour ago Boden's £140 'versatile' jacket stylish for summer and autumn now £56

"I have worn with jeans and kitten slingbacks as a casual outfit but could definitely wear with smart navy trousers"

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2 h. ago The Guardian view on France’s wine crisis: the answer to claret could be clairet | Editorial

Consumers are drinking less red wine than ever. Producers need to revive the fresher and lighter vintages that their medieval ancestors once harvestedThese are always anxious weeks in the Bordeaux vineyards, where 15% of France’s wine is grown, including in celebrated places like Chateau Latour and Chateau Mouton-Rothschild. In earlier years, this ritual anxiety among the region’s winegrowers had a pleasingly folkloric quality. In the middle of August, the grapes would ripen and their colour start to turn. About 45 days from now, tradition dictates, it will be time to start picking the 2025 vintage. As the wine writer Edmund Penning-Rowsell put it: “To pick or not to pick is the most momentous decision in the winemaking year in Bordeaux.”This once timeless rhythm is now collapsing. Part of the problem is the climate crisis. Bordeaux still benefits from its moderate Atlantic climate. But south-west France is getting much hotter and drier. Even in the Gironde region, maximum temperatu...

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2 h. ago Inside Matthew Perry's dark final days: Top ketamine doctor reveals haunting truth about star's dangerous obsession with the drug

He was the Friend everyone wished they had - the one with the looks, the smarts and above all the sense of humour. Yet at Matthew Perry 's core there existed an aching loneliness.

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2 h. ago The supplements that can help prevent diabetes and cardiovascular disease

New research suggests omega-3 may kill two birds with one stone by preventing two common and debilitating diseases

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2 h. ago Newsround legend John Craven reunite with his old sock that has now turned to stone

Countryfile host has returned to Mother Shipton's Cave to be reunited with his smelly old sock which he donated 20 years ago and has now been petrified by an ancient process

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3 h. ago Alex Iwobi exclusive: Last season was just a stepping stone for Fulham, now we want Europe

Iwobi targeting a big season at Craven Cottage after non-stop summer

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4 h. ago UK patients rush for obesity jab before Eli Lilly raises price 170% to appease Donald Trump

Asda warns of ‘difficult situation’ after US drug company responds to pressure from president

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4 h. ago UK patients rush to buy obesity jab ahead of 170% price rise

Asda warns of ‘difficult situation’ after US drugmaker Eli Lilly responds to pressure from Donald Trump

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4 h. ago Blockbuster, board games and boredom: why everyone’s parenting like it’s 1999

Nostalgic millennial parents are increasingly keen to replicate their own childhoods. But were the 90s as blissful as we remember?When I look back on my 1990s childhood, it’s hard not to feel nostalgic. We roamed for miles without supervision, riding our bikes, building dens and swimming in streams. After school, we did crafts or played board games and, though the internet existed, my parents would boot me off to use the landline. Media was tangible – tapes, CDs, VHS – and often consumed as a family. I still recall the thrill of going to the video shop to choose a film.It’s normal to feel like this, especially once you have babies of your own, and the social media algorithms know it. In the three years since I had my son and started writing the Guardian’s Republic of Parenthood column, I’ve noticed a huge upswing of interest in “90s parenting” and, this year, the trend seems to have exploded. Former 90s kids are in the thick of it, trying to work out how to parent our own children. ...

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4 h. ago Ryan Reynolds told football club about to have 'bigger and more special' rise than Wrexham

The owner of a non-league football club claims their rapid rise is more remarkable than Wrexham's, despite the Red Dragons registering three consecutive promotions

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4 h. ago Ibiza Final Boss Jack Kay asks 'what just happened?' after Bonnie Blue bombshell

Ibiza Final Boss Jack Kay has shared a cryptic post with his fans just days after meeting controversial adult star Bonnie Blue on the party island

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4 h. ago Shoplifting should be known as 'shop theft' to avoid trivialising the crime, ministers agree as offending soars by a fifth in one year

In a letter to ministers, peers warned the 'outdated' word was 'trivialising the severity of the offence' and called for it to be phased out in legislation and guidance.

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5 h. ago Stolen or lost items abroad could cost Scots more than £1,500

Thousands of holidaymakers could find themselves out of pocket with almost a third of Scottish people experiencing lost or stolen items abroad, according to new research from Tesco Insurance.

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5 h. ago Brit holidaymaker escapes 'curse' of Pompeii after getting caught stealing historic artefacts

The 51-year-old Scottish man was held by officers on the way out of the buried Roman settlement and was found with six fragments of stolen stone

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5 h. ago Love Island star Shaughna Phillips reveals holiday nightmare as she shares travel advice

Love Island star Shaughna Phillip recently returned from Alicante, Spain, but had a horrible experience at the airport on her way back to the UK

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5 h. ago Patients warned not to turn to fake weight loss jabs after UK Mounjaro price hike

Pharmacists fear rise in sale of dangerous counterfeit medicines as drugmaker triples price of prescription

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5 h. ago Babysitter who provided young girls to her boyfriend for sexual assault sentenced to 100 years in prison

Brittney Lyon provided her boyfriend Samuel Cabrera girls as young as three to drug, bind and abuse in exchange for going on dates, prosecutors say

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5 h. ago Ed Sheeran's life from bullying and sweet love story to traumatic loss

Ed Sheeran is one of the UK's biggest stars but his life hasn't always been easy as he's opened up about being bullied, sleeping rough and his battle with drugs.

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