40 m. ago Zelenskyy in US for Trump meeting as Macron says he has ‘very little hope’ EU can avoid tariffs – Europe live

Macron blamed US-EU row on ‘misunderstandings’ on the part of the US administrationin AthensThe peaceful scenes in central Athens have now been eclipsed by the eruption of full scale clashes between rock-throwing youths and riot police. Continue reading...

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45 m. ago Pictured: Woman killed waiting at London bus stop in horror smash

Chithra Vanmeeganathan died and two others injured following a crash involving No 395 single-decker and a car

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58 m. ago Burglars steal 100 designer handbags after entering house through skylight

The owner is offering a £10,000 reward for information which leads to an arrest

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61 m. ago From leaping mudskippers to volcanic eruptions: the World Nature Photography awards 2025 – in pictures

The World Nature Photography awards have announced their winners for 2025. From white-cheeked terns to a blue-tailed damselfly peeking through a daisy, the photographs are a stark reminder of the beauty and chaos of the natural world. The top award went to Maruša Puhek’s image of two deers running through a Slovenian vineyard Continue reading...

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61 m. ago ‘A huge chunk of men don’t want a funny partner’: the podcast revealing the horrors of dating as a comedian

When Amy Gledhill and Harriet Kemsley both realised the other was newly unattached, the standups decided to create Single Ladies in Your Area, a hit podcast about divorces, dating and unwanted DMsA few months ago, comedians Amy Gledhill and Harriet Kemsley went speed dating. Tentatively hopeful and giddily anxious, they settled their nerves with a drink before arriving at the venue, a trendy south-east London pizzeria. In the event, any excitement was unwarranted: Kemsley “dissociated” and went quiet, while Gledhill found herself in “corporate team-building mode”, using humour to grease the wheels of other people’s dates while disengaging on a personal level. The men weren’t perfect, either: one avoided all eye contact; another recognised Gledhill – who has become a familiar face since winning last year’s Edinburgh fringe prize – and started doing her own material at her. There was a promising development, though: one attender slid into Gledhill’s DMs later that evening – and&n...

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63 m. ago London Stock Exchange owner says listing swaps to New York are no guarantee of success

The exchange contributes around three per cent of annual revenues of its parent group

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72 m. ago Daughter of Hyde Park bombing victim awarded further damages at Court of Appeal

Sarah Jane Young’s father, Lance Corporal Jeffrey Young, was one of four soldiers killed by the explosion on July 20 1982.

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80 m. ago Man arrested on suspicion of murder after woman killed in Ealing

The victim’s family has been made aware of her death and is being supported by specialist officers

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93 m. ago Voices: No wonder Annaliese Dodds has resigned over cutting aid to the world’s poorest people – it’s the only right thing to do

Labour’s disgraceful attempt to balance the books on the backs of the poorest people in the world is shameful – but shows Dodds to be a politician of decency and principle, says former deputy foreign secretary Andrew Mitchell

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1 hour ago Europe's smallest pub with Britain's biggest landlord: Owner keeps banging his head at the one boozer in UK where it IS acceptable to queue single

Barry Hayes (pictured), 60, is the owner of The Circus Tavern in Manchester city centre, which is just 45 feet long, with the bar itself only three feet in length.

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1 hour ago Netflix's Toxic Town is a heartbreaking, powerful watch that makes you question the area where you live

The new Netflix series tells of the true story of when people in the town of Corby inhaled toxic dust

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1 hour ago Beaver lovers issue damning response to farmers after rodent 'right to kill' threat

EXCLUSIVE: 'Let our beavers do the dam thing!' That's the message from environmental campaigners who have hit back at farmers worried about the imapct the upcoming beaver release could have on their land

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1 hour ago 'No axe involved' in 'serious assault' in Edinburgh which left two hospitalised

Two people were rushed to hospital following the incident in the Saughton Mains Bank area of Edinburgh.

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2 h. ago Manchester council tax to rise as opposition say £18m budget savings 'dodgier than Elon Musk's DOGE'

But ruling Labour councillors said the budget will ‘help fill people with civic pride’

Economics

2 h. ago Coatbridge author Derek Anderson used battle with severe depression to pen heartfelt book of poetry

Writer hopes new release 'Hopes, Dreams and Fears' will help people suffering from mental health issues.

Culture

2 h. ago Woman ditches UK for Spain – and her supermarket bill leaves people floored

A woman who goes by Geo on TikTok has given a glimpse into how much a supermarket shop costs her while living in Spain, and it's left Brits with a lot to say

Economics

2 h. ago Fifth person charged with murder of young man killed in Hackney

Renaldo Roberts appears in custody at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court on Thursday

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2 h. ago Supermarket offers grocery discount for PIP and disability benefit claimants

Millions of people are eligible for savings

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2 h. ago Youths throw rocks at police in Athens as violence erupts amid train crash rally

Riot officers fire teargas at hundreds of hooded youths as protests across Greece mark anniversary of Tempe disasterPeaceful protests in central Athens have been eclipsed by the eruption of full-scale clashes between rock-throwing youths and riot police, as demonstrations and strikes were held across Greece to mark the second anniversary of a fatal train crash.Thousands of people who had crammed into Syntagma Square for a demonstration later fled, some even seeking refuge in the parliament, as riot police fired rounds of teargas at hundreds of black-clad hooded youths lobbying rocks at them. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago UK workers warned to 'leave work at 5pm' on Friday as people owed £8,000 overtime

The TUC has urged people to work their proper hours and take breaks and encouraged managers to set reasonable workloads

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