45 m. ago Chris Eubank Jr: ‘People try to strip us of our health – we get used and betrayed’

Interview: Ahead of his rematch with Conor Benn, Eubank Jr suggests there is no reason to put bad blood under the bridge

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45 m. ago Thomas Tuchel makes honest admission after angering England fans

Thomas Tuchel ruffled some feathers last month by criticising the "silent" England supporters during their 3-0 win over Wales - and he will return to Wembley on Thursday night

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45 m. ago Chris Eubank Jr explains what will happen after rematch with Conor Benn

Chris Eubank Jr outpointed Conor Benn in April with neither man willing to acknowledge the other after the scores were read out following 12 brutal rounds

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1 hour ago Leonardo DiCaprio’s emotional tribute to ‘dear friend’ Jane Goodall as he speaks at her funeral

DiCaprio was pictured sitting near former US speaker Nancy Pelosi and founder of the World Central Kitchen charity, Jose Andres

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2 h. ago How did Sarah Jessica Parker become a judge of the Booker Prize?

Plus celebs go skating at Somerset House and Topjaw turns 10

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2 h. ago Pregnant woman who survived Bataclan attack speaks for first time after 10 years

A woman who was two months pregnant as she survived the Bataclan attack 10 years ago reveals the hero who saved her life became her daughter's godfather

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2 h. ago Ian McKellen admits he struggles to perform Shakespeare roles

Speaking at the launch of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s new digital learning app on Wednesday (12 November), Sir Ian McKellen confessed that he still grapples with the complexities of Shakespeare’s language, even after more than 60 years on stage.

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2 h. ago Celebrating literature is good – but I’m running out of patience with celebrity book clubs | Emma Brockes

Sarah Jessica Parker swept all before her at the Booker prize ceremony, but is fame the best way to encourage reading?In these turbulent times, we take small joys where we can find them. And this week we’ll take this: the spectacle of various literary people at the Booker prize award ceremony jamming themselves into photos alongside Sarah Jessica Parker. The actor – if you missed the long piece about it in the New York Times, or the many social media posts promoting Parker’s involvement – served as a judge for the Booker this year, a process that required her to read 153 books, some of them on the New York subway while being followed by a film crew. “Oh let me try!!!!” Parker had posted to Booker organisers last year, and for reasons that became obvious this week, they did.I know what you are going to say; that anything short of full-throated support for Parker’s adorable engagement with books in general and the Booker prize in particular is just unacceptable snobbery. There is noth...

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2 h. ago Stirling Albion 2, Peterhead 1: no cup pain in the rain as Binos notch confident win

The home side had come into the contest under a small risk of not qualifying for the knockout rounds of the KDM Evolution Trophy - but they never looked in danger against their League One opposition.

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2 h. ago Pakistani parliament votes to give army chief new powers and legal immunity

Critics attack constitutional amendment that will also limit supreme court’s independence as ‘funeral for democracy’Pakistan’s parliament has passed a controversial amendment to its constitution that will expand the powers of the army chief and grant him lifelong legal immunity while limiting the independence of the supreme court, in a move critics described as a “funeral for democracy”.Field Marshal Asim Munir, Pakistan’s powerful army chief who is widely seen as a de facto ruler of the country, was the main benefactor from the 27th constitutional amendment, which was passed by the parliamentary lower house on Wednesday. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Binman killed in horror crash pictured as family speak of 'utter heartbreak'

The family of Andzie 'Stan' Stanik, who died following a horror crash, said they are in "complete disbelief" at the accident

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3 h. ago Mike Graham sacked from TalkTV after controversial social media post

Graham, who hosted Morning Glory, said it was ‘time to move on to the next chapter’.

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3 h. ago Sharon Osbourne's heartbreaking admission as she speaks publicly on Ozzy's death

Sharon has spoken for the first time alongside children Kelly and Jack about the loss of the Black Sabbath frontman

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3 h. ago ‘The numbers just don’t check out’: Economists rip Trump’s $2,000 tariff revenue plan

President Donald Trump has promised Americans that they’ll receive a $2,000 check from revenue generated by his controversial tariffs — but financial experts say the numbers just don’t add up.

Economics

3 h. ago Premier League issued with legal threat amid Man Utd and Man City agreement

The Professional Footballers' Association have put their foot down after it was revealed that Premier League clubs are set to vote for or against a new – and particularly controversial – financial rule.

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3 h. ago Tess Daly speaks out on Strictly exit weeks after unexpected announcement in 'replacement' update

The broadcaster has been at the helm of the hit BBC One dance show since it began back in 2004

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3 h. ago Top 20 nostalgic activities Brits miss, from handwritten letters to VHS rentals

A poll of 2,000 adults found 35% feel nostalgic for paying with cash, while 24% long for the days of picking up the phone to actually speak to someone

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4 h. ago WIN an overnight stay for two at the Radisson RED London with a bundle worth over £500

Radisson RED London Twickenham is giving one lucky reader the opportunity to win an overnight stay for two, complete with evening meal at the adjoining Huddle restaurant, breakfast and a Stadium Tour of Allianz Stadium, including a visit to the World Rugby Museum.

Economics

4 h. ago WIN an overnight stay for two at the home of England Rugby with a bundle worth over £500

Radisson RED London Twickenham is giving one lucky reader the opportunity to win an overnight stay for two, complete with evening meal at the adjoining Huddle restaurant, breakfast and a Stadium Tour of Allianz Stadium, including a visit to the World Rugby Museum.

Economics

4 h. ago To the cashier who left me absolutely speechless – I salute you

Ours was a highly unusual interaction, and it made me question the way that British people speak to one anotherIt was Sunday morning and I was grumpy enough, filling up my mum’s car. It was one of those petrol stations which is also a supermarket, so you run the risk of joining a queue of people bearing baskets of slightly overpriced groceries. This is a dreadful thing to happen when all you want to do is pay for some fuel. Dreadful.I was fourth in the queue. There was only one person serving, a young woman. There was something unusual about her. When the faffer at the front of the queue had finally paid for his Viakal, his sausage roll and his box of eggs, I could have sworn I heard the cashier wish him a wonderful day. Odd. Perhaps I’d misheard, or maybe she did say it and was being sarcastic. I wondered if she could even be an ally in my fight against faff, sharing my contempt for people who hold up simple fuel-buyers like me. Continue reading...

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