23 m. ago Sun readers correctly predicted I’m a Celeb winner – AND exact order of runners up

SUN readers correctly identified who would win I'm A Celebrity in our online poll. We asked who you thought would take home the crown on the ITV show and you correctly worked out that streamer Angry Ginge would be the winner as well as the correct order of the remaining finalists. In last night's show,...

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27 m. ago Everything fans need to know about the 2025 I'm A Celebrity finale

From Angry Ginge’s win to shocking twists and brutal final trials, here are the jungle highlights, surprises, and drama from last night’s ITV 2025 series finale...

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29 m. ago Ukraine war live: Zelenskyy arrives in Downing Street to meet Starmer, Macron and Merz for peace plan talks

Ukrainian president’s discussions with leaders of UK, France and Germany come after US-Ukraine talks in Florida failed to achieve breakthroughSee all our Ukraine war coverageMeanwhile, we are starting to look towards 10 Downing Street as the leaders should start arriving in the next hour. Last preparations are under way, and we have a live stream for you at the top of the page.In the last few minutes, Volodymyr Zelenskyy has just landed in the UK, Sky News has reported. Continue reading...

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29 m. ago Spalletti splits Napoli and Højlund downs Juve: welcome to Serie A Bizarro World | Nicky Bandini

Club legends in opposing dugouts, Turin giants as underdogs against the juggernaut Partenopei it was a weird night at the MaradonaThe man with the Napoli tattoo was met with hostile whistles on his return to the Stadio Maradona. Luciano Spalletti had the club’s emblem inked on to his arm, together with a Scudetto badge, after leading the Partenopei to their third Serie A title in 2023. The design made it appear as though someone had torn into his flesh, revealing his true essence, a connection more than just skin deep.But then he accepted the manager’s job at Juventus. For many Napoli supporters this was the ultimate sin, joining the club they hate the most. From others there was a measure of understanding. Spalletti had been out of work for four months after being sacked by the Italian national team in the middle of an ailing World Cup qualifying campaign. The opportunity to succeed Igor Tudor in Turin at the end of October was a chance to get his career back on track. Continue rea...

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38 m. ago 'I tried to find a last minute Christmas jumper from M&S, Next, Primark and more'

Fashion writer Rachel Williams headed to the high street to see if she could find a last minute Christmas jumper.

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60 m. ago Infantino’s lickspittle World Cup draw promises a tournament autocrats will love

Friday’s ceremony in Washington DC was cringe-inducing and craven enough to make football fans nostalgic for the reign of Sepp BlatterWell, that was awful, wasn’t it? Donald Trump’s heroic victory over a field of one to claim the inaugural Fifa peace prize, on-stage banter so dead it was already fossilized, Gianni Infantino doing crowd work, and Wayne Gretzky struggling through the pronunciation of “Macedonia” and “Curaçao” in the draw’s linguistic group of death: even with the benefit of a few days’ distance it’s impossible to overstate how impressively bad the draw for the 2026 World Cup, held last Friday at the Trump-purged Kennedy Center in Washington DC, was.“This is America, so we have to put on a show!” roared Fifa president Infantino, resembling a Sphinx cat in a borrowed suit, at the beginning of the ceremony. And put on a show Fifa did – just not one that anyone wanted to watch, least of all a desperately bored-looking Trump, who sat through Andrea Bocelli’s Nessun Dorma w...

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78 m. ago Mountaineer who left girlfriend to freeze to death during doomed bid to climb Austria's highest mountain 'wrote about how he was left "hurting so much" after the tragedy'

Thomas Plamberger, 36, an experienced climber, is alleged to have left Kerstin Gurtner, 33, on the Grossglockner mountain in January last year as temperatures plunged to minus 20C.

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1 hour ago Brit, 23, jailed for life in Dubai after 'very stupid mistake' released from prison

Mia O'Brien was detained in Dubai's central prison after allegedly being found with 50 grams of cocaine in October last year in what her mum described as a "very stupid mistake"

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1 hour ago DPD, Evri and Parcelforce last Christmas posting dates — and there's not long left

With Christmas fast approaching, it's important to know the final posting dates for Royal Mail, DPD, Evri and Parcelforce to ensure your presents arrive in time for the big day

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1 hour ago The reckless mistake Rachel Reeves made with savers' pensions

Evidence has been stacking up confirming the damage that the Chancellor inflicted on the long-term savings plans of hard-working people in the run-up to last month's Budget.

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1 hour ago The one simple lifestyle hack that can help prevent psoriasis

Psoriasis is a condition that causes itchy, sore patches of skin all over the body. It comes on when the immune system misfires and attacks healthy skin cells.

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1 hour ago The once formidable Kansas City Chiefs look old, tired and out of ideas

Patrick Mahomes has led his team to seven straight AFC Championship Games, winning three Super Bowls on the way. That run appears to be overThis is how great runs end. Not with a single catastrophic collapse, but with a slow drift towards the finish, looking old, tired and out of ideas. For the Chiefs, that sense of finality arrived on Sunday night, delivered by the Texans in a 20-10 defeat at home that felt more lopsided than the score.For much of this season, there had been a gnawing sense of inevitability about the Chiefs. Whether judging by the eye test or the advanced data, this year’s group has been slightly better than the 15-win team who trudged through one-score victories last season, got hot in the playoffs and then were crushed by the Eagles in the Super Bowl. Even as the losses mounted this year, it felt like the Chiefs still had a run in them. If they could figure out their disjointed offense and find any juice on defense, they could sneak into the playoffs. And in a on...

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2 h. ago Lewis Hamilton to ‘unplug from matrix’ after worst season of F1 career at Ferrari

Seven-time world champion could not ‘wait to get away’First year without podium for Brit in Ferrari debut seasonA despondent Lewis Hamilton has said he could not wait to get away from Abu Dhabi after enduring what has been the worst season of his career. He finished in his lowest ever championship position of sixth place and is looking forward to the winter break and disconnecting from the sport as he attempts to reset and regroup.In the final race of the season in he qualified in 16th place and finished in eighth, while the young British driver Lando Norris claimed his first world championship, the first Briton since Hamilton last did so in 2020. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Parents of little girls murdered at Southport dance class say spending time together has helped them through their grief

Alice da Silva Aguiar, nine, was brutally knifed to death along with Elsie Dot Stancombe, seven, and Bebe King, six, at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport in July last year.

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2 h. ago Floyd Mayweather vs Mike Tyson: Date, rules, undercard, TV channel and live stream as legends meet in Africa

BOXING legends Floyd Mayweather and Mike Tyson will meet in a blockbuster exhibition bout in March 2026. The two iconic fighters shocked the world by announcing that a deal had been struck for them to come out of retirement and do battle in the ring. Mayweather, 48, last fought professionally in 2017 when he beat...

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2 h. ago Meghan Markle's estranged father is moved out of intensive care as his surgeon says operation to remove his leg was a 'success' and he is 'making good progress'

Mr Markle, 81, who had his left leg amputated below the knee last Wednesday, has pleased doctors in the Philippines with his recovery.

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2 h. ago AngryGinge reveals dramatic I’m a Celeb weight loss and takes cheeky swipe at Ant and Dec in first TV interview

I’M A Celebrity champion AngryGinge has revealed he went on the show to lose weight and took a cheeky swipe at Ant and Dec in his first TV interview. The YouTuber also admitted he cried when he saw his mum on the bridge last night after winning the ITV series - and revealed why he'd...

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2 h. ago Vicky Pattison admits Strictly exit left her in tears as she struggled to get over axe for a WEEK

VICKY Pattison has admitted she was left sad about her Strictly exit for a week - and "couldn't snap out" of her feelings of disappointment. The programme's fan favourite, 38, was eliminated last month after she was forced to lock horns with show BFF Balvinder Sopal in a tense Dance Off. Former I'm A Celeb...

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2 h. ago My dream of jet set glamour has died – in a pleather chair full of other people's crumbs | Emma Beddington

The use of airport lounges is soaring, born of a desire to feel a bit special. The reality is we’re all going to end up crammed into the same awful, environmentally disastrous metal tubeThe New Yorker has published a deliciously fact-stuffed long read on the airport lounge: there are more than 3,500 worldwide, of which 37 are in Suvarnabhumi airport in Bangkok. American Airlines opened the first in 1939 and called its VIP members “admirals”.There are almost more admirals than ordinary seamen now (a weird metaphor in an air travel context, yes; blame American Airlines). The “mostly low- and mid-tier” lounge network Priority Pass saw a 31% increase in usage last year, including me: my credit card came with this seemingly seductive perk. I was thrilled to join the global elite in what I imagined would be a cashmere and champagne cocoon, saved from the usual three hours (my husband is one of those travellers) crouched by a bin in the purgatorial wasteland of Manchester Terminal 3, nursi...

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2 h. ago Why I am proud to be a part of the Guardian | Margaret Sullivan

I’ve found that many people I speak with trust the Guardian’s independent, mission-driven coverage of the news The Guardian has no billionaire or big corporate owner: funded by readers, our fierce independence is guaranteed. Please help us reach our year-end fundraising goalOn election day last month, I spent some time interviewing poll workers in New York City.When I introduced myself to one, I told her that I write a column for the Guardian and her immediate reply was “thank you”. I was a little taken aback: people don’t normally react that way to journalists. Trust in the news media is low, and Donald Trump’s unfair cries of “fake news” and his efforts to depict journalists as “enemies of the people” have taken their toll. Continue reading...

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