63 m. ago Brit, 62, walks free after 'trying to drown' girlfriend who is also mum of his grandkids

Mark Gibbon was alleged to have held Jasmine Wyld's head under the water in a drunken row before her daughter intervened. The case took a twist when Ms Wyld begged prosecutors to free him

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70 m. ago Concerns raised as Renfrewshire Council deals with water leak and damage at Paisley Town Hall

The A-listed landmark underwent a £22 million transformation and officially reopened in September 2023.

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1 hour ago Basketball player, 27, accused of murdering man in student accommodation came to Britain a child refugee from war

Congolese national Benjamin Katabana, 27, is accused of stabbing to death Ucheena Okirie who was aged in his 30s at Somerleyton House, Norwich, Norfolk.

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2 h. ago I'm A Celeb stars rage as campmate steals food and scoffs it all in selfish move

One I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here campmate has landed themselves in hot water with their co-stars after they decided to sneak off with the group's food

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3 h. ago What the new ETA visa means for travelling to and from the UK

Visitors from 85 nationalities, including the United States, Canada and France, will need the pass to legally travel to Britain

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3 h. ago What's Actually Worth the Hype at London's Busiest Food Hall

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4 h. ago Luxury Welsh holiday lodges where you can see zoo animals from your window named best in Britain

The popular family destination took the title of Best Small Lodge Resort

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4 h. ago I’ve found the best Amazon Black Friday deals actually worth buying

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4 h. ago England can’t change now: Bazball approach must be seen through to its conclusion | Taha Hashim

This four-year experiment has produced exhilarating cricket – it is worth seeing the whole thing through before casting judgmentTravis Head’s latest masterpiece is three days old, the postmortems are complete and England supporters have done their pained vox pops in Australia. And somehow we’re still more than a week out from the second Ashes Test. It’s a hefty gap bound to be filled by rage, moving from the defeat in Perth to the preparation for a pink‑ball affair in Brisbane.England’s first-stringers could pass the time with a day‑night knockabout against a prime minister’s XI in Canberra. Instead, as planned, it will be a Lions side that plays this weekend, joined by Josh Tongue, Matt Potts and Jacob Bethell, unused squad members in Perth. It is understandable why this has annoyed many, why Michael Vaughan’s soundbite – that it would be “amateurish” not to play the fixture – carries some substance. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Murrayfield debutant savours Scotland moment but accepts tough Finn Russell job on his hands

Burke aware he is playing second fiddle as he takes chance to prove worth

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5 h. ago ITV I'm A Celebrity star Aitch's real name, famous ex and net worth

I'm A Celebrity star Aitch is one of the 12 celebrities who have entered the Australian jungle this year.

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5 h. ago Expert urges caution after DIY impotence remedies go viral: 'Baking soda and apple cider vinegar will not cure erectile dysfunction'

It's estimated that 4.3 million men in Britain suffer with erectile dysfunction-and their reluctance to speak to their GP about the issue is driving them to try potentially dangerous home cures.

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6 h. ago Hobbits of Britain beware! Why Tolkien fan Elon Musk is like Grima Wormtongue, dripping poison in our ears

Elon Musk’s ludicrous claims that civil war in the UK is inevitable and everyone faces being murdered ‘if the tide of illegal immigration is not turned’ are as wrong as his interpretations of The Lord of the Rings

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7 h. ago Ninja shoppers have until midnight tonight to get 'superior' water bottle that rivals Stanley and Yeti for £10

Early Black Friday shoppers have until midnight tonight to pick up a Ninja Thirsti bottle for less than £10

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7 h. ago 'Most anticipated film of the year' with Wednesday star now streaming

Fans claim that the genre bending film is well worth a watch

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7 h. ago Chaos at World’s Strongest Woman as 'biological male' wins and rival walks off

The 2025 World’s Strongest Woman competition descended into turmoil when American Jammie Booker, alleged by competitors and coaches to be a biological male, beat Britain’s Andrea Thompson in Arlington, Texas, prompting uproar and a podium walk-off

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8 h. ago King Charles' birthday whisky available to buy for a staggering £3,200

Bosses at the Buckingham Palace said the whisky was distilled on November 7 1978 and tasted by The King before 253 bottles were filled and numbered by hand

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8 h. ago 'I watched Wicked: For Good and I'm still wondering if the hype was worth it'

'If you're going to double the runtime, i want double the depth...'

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8 h. ago Secret to the perfect cup of tea revealed and it involves bag being in for 1m 53secs

Britain's tradespeople have shared their recipe for the perfect cup of tea, and it's bound to stir up some debate

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9 h. ago Turner & Constable review – boiling portentous skies versus two men and a dog

Tate Britain, London JMW Turner is beaten by John Constable in this mighty show. But who cares when the work is so sublime you can hear the squelching and smell the river?Turner or Constable: who’s the boss? Tate Britain’s exhibition of work by the two artists, subtitled Rivals and Originals, fudges the question. Born a year apart and both alumni of the Royal Academy schools in London, each was keenly aware of what the other was doing, in a British art world that was as febrile and competitive, if immeasurably smaller, than it is today (although you should try the Italian Renaissance if you want full-blooded rivalries and enmities). Sometimes, they sought the same collectors and painted the same subjects. Turner was encouraged from an early age by his father, a Covent Garden wigmaker and barber; Constable was the son of a Suffolk mill owner and grain merchant who wanted him to take over the family business.As well as their contrasting backgrounds, their temperaments could not have b...

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