2 h. ago WRU's Principality Stadium roof walk attraction could be sold amid lack of interest

The Scale roof walk and zip wire attraction opened in April last year but is struggling to attract the projected visitors

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2 h. ago Aimee Lou Wood throws shade towards Snow White star Gal Gadot by liking social media post about her 'bad acting'

The White Lotus star, 31, has publicly expressed her feelings about the Israeli actress' work, after liking an Instagram post about her 'bad acting'.

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2 h. ago Doctors find genius way to remove kids' flashing toy from man's insides

A man managed to get a large flashing kids' toy stuck in his bottom - forcing hospital doctors to come up with a genius plan to finally get the "anorectal foreign body" out for good

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3 h. ago Homeowners with shady garden told to plant these 5 flowers that will thrive

If have an outdoor area that has a lack of sunlight, there are still some flowers that will grow.

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3 h. ago Celebrity Big Brother viewers 'disappointed' in star after Ella Wise demands apology

Chesney Hawkes upset the TOWIE star after she felt as though he didn't stand up for her with Mickey Rourke's comments

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3 h. ago Gout Gout misses out on £20K in sprinting drama as rules set for review after major upset

Gout Gout was one of the favourites to win the 2025 Stawell Gift in Australia, but was eliminated in his semi-final race after a huge handicap proved too much to overcome

Economics

7 h. ago Hell is not other people – it’s being stuck in the ninth circle of an automated telephone service | Hilary Freeman

Tuvalu is celebrating its first ATM, but here’s a warning from the UK, where human contact has been lost to the self-service age Life is about to change on the remote island nation of Tuvalu. And not, in my opinion, for the better. To great fanfare, Tuvalu – an entirely cash-based society – has unveiled its first ever ATM, marking its move towards financial modernisation. But while the 10,000 people living in that country may be celebrating no longer having to queue at the bank, I fear their happiness will be short-lived. It’s the start of the slow erosion of human contact that heralds the dehumanisation of yet another society.The world’s first ATM was introduced in Britain in 1967, but for me the tyranny of machines that promise convenience but erode human contact really began about 20 years ago, in the form of self-checkouts in our local Sainsbury’s. Having watched the Terminator movie franchise during my formative years, I railed prophetically against them, aware that it was just...

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13 h. ago Australia’s student strikers for climate believed they could change their future. Where are they now?

Young people rode a wave of hope and power when hundreds of thousands protested with them in 2019. Then, momentum was lostGet our afternoon election email, free app or daily news podcastOn a stinking hot November day, seven years ago, Grace Vegesana and a handful of other young climate activists set up a small stage in a large square in Sydney’s CBD – and waited. Inspired by the first school striker for climate, Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, the high school students decided to organise their own rally.Vegesana expected a hundred people to show up. Five thousand came. “It was like, oh my God, we’ve unleashed some kind of beast, people want more,” she recalls. In the months afterwards crowds doubled and then tripled. Continue reading...

Society

15 h. ago Tottenham: Postecoglou insists players do not lack motivation as loss put down to lack of focus

Spurs are in danger of recording a worst-ever Premier League season

Economics

16 h. ago Wood caps Forest’s blistering start at Tottenham to refuel European dream

There is no need to attempt to rewrite history by arguing that Tottenham Hotspur failed to see what they had in Nuno Espírito Santo. All that matters now is that this meticulous, softly spoken manager is the perfect fit for Nottingham Forest. They have provided Nuno with the perfect platform for his counterpunching tactics and, in what would surely be the story of the Premier League season, are ­closing in on Champions League football after cruising to victory over Ange Postecoglou’s limp and ­uninterested Spurs side.This was cool, clinical and resilient from Forest as they bounced back from two successive defeats by rising into third place with five games left. Nerves, it seems, are not for them. They struck early through Elliot Anderson and Chris Wood, who punished diffident defending, and then leant on their defensive prowess to claim the points. Spurs, stuck in 16th after falling to their 18th defeat in 33 games, were beaten inside 16 minutes, a header from Richarlison coming to...

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21 h. ago Humanitarian agencies reject IDF claim Gaza medic killings caused by ‘professional failures’

UN, Palestinian Red Crescent and civil defence service condemn lack of accountability after Israeli investigationThe UN’s humanitarian agency, the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) and Gaza’s civil defence service have rejected the findings of an Israeli military investigation that concluded the killings of 15 Palestinian medics and rescue workers in Rafah last month were caused by “professional failures”.Eight PRCS paramedics, six members of the civil defence rescue agency and one employee of Unrwa, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, were carrying out two rescue missions when they were shot and killed by Israeli troops in southern Gaza in the early hours of 23 March. Continue reading...

Events

21 h. ago Hossein Vafaei shows true character with staggering admission after Barry Hawkins World Snooker Championship victory

The Prince of Persia caused a first round upset by knocking out multiple ranking event finalist Hawkins

Sport

21 h. ago ‘We got stuck in puddles’: skiers upset by lack of snow on Swedish slopes

Customers at SkiStar resort in Sälen, one of Sweden’s largest, say they deserve a refundOutraged skiers in northern Sweden claim they should have been given a discount after finding more mud than snow on the slopes at a popular ski destination.Winter sports enthusiasts complained of slush, water and damaged equipment because there was insufficient snow for skiing. Continue reading...

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22 h. ago Renfrewshire Council under fire over lack of 'public celebration' to mark Renfrew Bridge opening

The first opening road bridge across the River Clyde will open on Friday, May 9.

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24 h. ago Swedish punks Viagra Boys: ‘It’s freeing for people to see a dude let his gut hang out’

They’ve hauled themselves from the toilet circuit to arenas, as frontman Sebastian Murphy has got over drug addiction – but, he says, they’re still letting their freak flag flySlouched on a sofa in a former cement factory in Stockholm, Viagra Boys’ Swedish-American frontman and lyricist Sebastian Murphy is recalling a low point in his life, several years ago. He points to a tattoo on his heavily inked torso that sums it up. “It says ‘You need me’,” he explains in a tobacco-stained California burr. “When I did this tattoo, I was such a piece-of-shit drug addict who only cared about himself. I thought it was funny. I don’t need you guys – you need me.” It inspired You N33d Me, one of the best tracks on the sax-blasting post-punk band’s electrifying, sort-of-self-titled fourth album Viagr Aboys. Hooked on amphetamines, pills and Valium at various points in his past, Murphy has been, by his own admission, the last person anybody needed around.But the strongest thing Murphy is consuming ...

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24 h. ago Ella Rae Wise in tears after Celebrity Big Brother rule break

Ella Rae Wise was upset after she was punished for breaking a rule on Celebrity Big Brother when she discussed nominations with another housemate

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25 h. ago Celebrity Big Brother nomination chaos as star storms out in floods of tears

Celebrity Big Brother is set to be a dramatic one tonight, with one star storming out of the face-to-face nominations in floods of tears after becoming upset in the house

Events

26 h. ago I shocked Ronnie O'Sullivan on my way to winning snooker World Championship — but I'm not interested in a second title

Belgian Bullet Luca Brecel caused a major upset by winning at the Crucible in 2023 against Mark Selby

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26 h. ago Princess Madeleine of Sweden sparks comparisons to Meghan Markle as she opens up about launching her own business while in the royal family

The Swedish royal, 42, who is the youngest child of King Carl XVI Gustaf and his wife Queen Silvia , revealed last month she was launching a natural skincare line called MinLen.

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26 h. ago Dwight York said comments about Peter Andre and Harvey 'stuck in his throat'

Harvey Price's father, Dwight Yorke, insisted he loved the son he shares with Katie Price from the 'moment he was born' after Katie's then husband, Peter Andre, revealed he wanted to adopt him

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