25 m. ago Andrew Garfield 'confirms' romance with American actress Monica Barbaro as they pack on the PDA alongside Lily Collins and new mum Poppy Delevingne at day seven of Wimbledon

The Spiderman star, 41, and American actress, 35, matched in tennis whites and arrived at the tournament hand-in-hand before packing on the PDA in the stands.

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72 m. ago Rangers reaction: Major striker update, Jamie Vardy, player told he can leave and what angered Russell Martin

Dessers and Igamane both missed out on pre-season draw with Club Brugge

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83 m. ago UK gardeners told to pour washing up liquid on lawns to tackle common problem in summer

The method might sound odd, but it can help fix an issue many UK gardeners face

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89 m. ago The Guardian view on metal detecting: hobbyists as well as experts can play a part in unearthing the past | Editorial

Detectorists and archaeologists sometimes clash, but the recent find of two Roman swords was the thrilling result of collaborationThe discovery of two swords at a dig in Gloucestershire has fuelled speculation that a Roman villa may once have stood there, at a period in the second or third century AD when Saxons were making inroads in the region. Experts think that the blades may even have been deliberately hidden – but not deep enough to conceal them from a novice metal detectorist, Glenn Manning. Next month, the public will get a chance to see the weapons when they go on display at the Corinium museum in Cirencester, to which they have been given.The items join a growing list of striking finds by hobbyists. These include a gold nugget found in the Shropshire Hills by Richard Brock, who located it with the help of an old machine that was “only half working”. Another newcomer dug up a gold necklace bearing the initials of Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon, which is n...

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97 m. ago Tour de France 2025: Van der Poel wins stage two and takes yellow jersey – as it happened

Mathieu van der Poel won a dramatic sprint finish to claim the yellow jersey after a rain-hit ride to BoulogneI should point out that we have a bumper afternoon of sport on Big Website today. Rob Smyth has over-by-over coverage of the fifth day of the second Test between England and India:If tennis is more your thing, Daniel Harris is across everything at Wimbledon. Follow that here: Continue reading...

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98 m. ago India beat England by 336 runs in second men’s cricket Test, day five – live reaction

Akash Deep takes six second-innings wicketsSign up for The Spin newsletter | Email TahaNothing is happening so I’m going to grab a coffee. In the meantime, here’s Geoff Lemon with the latest from Australia’s tour of the Caribbean.The rain has eased so the groundstaff are getting to work. It’s still spitting and there’s been no discussion of a potential start time. Could be at least an hour – the outfield looks sodden. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago I trusted my stepmother, but after my father died, she cut me out of his £1.5million estate. Here's what you must do now to stop it happening to you or your children...

The blunt, stony response that showed the woman who had played the role of our stepmother for two decades did not care about us. Dad was dead, and so were we to her.

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2 h. ago Eurostar power failure update as bosses tell passengers of 300% refund'

EXCLUSIVE: A Eurostar spokesman has confirmed what exactly happened earlier today and claimed that passengers impacted by the chaos are entitled to a whopping refund

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2 h. ago Camp Mystic director is killed during biblical Texas flooding while trying to save girls

The beloved director of Camp Mystic, Richard 'Dick' Eastland, 70, died while trying to save girls from the devastating flooding that swept through the Texas summer camp.

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2 h. ago 'I walked straight over and hit him with a right hand, then put his head through a glass coffee table'

Big John Fury's life as a 'dial-a-muscle' gangland enforcer

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3 h. ago Woman who can remember every single day of her life and recite every word of all SEVEN Harry Potter books reveals the 'awful' downside of her ability

Rebecca Sharrock, from Brisbane, Australia, told The Guardian that her exceptional ability to recall events, caused by highly superior autobiographical memory (HSAM), has 'awful' downsides.

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3 h. ago 7/7 bombing 20 years on: What happened on morning that brought Middle East war to London

More than 52 people died and a further 770 people were injured when four British-born suicide bombers set off explosives across the London transport system during the morning peak hour, in Britain's deadliest terror attack

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3 h. ago KENNEDY: The most vile celebrities I've ever met, including an A

Most of the time, the rich and famous, as Us Magazine used to say, are just like us. But - shock! - sometimes even raging narcissists who live for external validation can be a bit much.

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3 h. ago Scratchy Lions win has simplified the Test selection equation for Andy Farrell | Robert Kitson

Time has come for head coach to cease experimenting and get down to business as Lions need to go all out or go homeFor some reason Dame Edna Everage sprang to mind in the wake of the British & Irish Lions’ less-than-marvellous display against the NSW Waratahs on Saturday. As Edna once waspishly told a fellow grand dame: “I’m trying to find a word to describe your outfit affordable.” It was not dissimilar to the lacklustre Lions in Sydney: all dressed up and nowhere to hide.It has been an awkward few days all round, with increasing amounts of potential comedic ammunition available to Aussie hecklers. “Mr Farrell, welcome to our hotel, we’ve held the family suite for you.” “Mate, was the pitch really damp on Saturday or were you blokes just wallowing in your own mediocrity?” It is reaching the point where the Lions need to start delivering a few short sharp punchlines of their own. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago My top tip for how YOU can become a billionaire: Serial entrepreneur RICHARD HARPIN reveals the key secret to business success (and it even saved his local pub)

Richard Harpin, founder of HomeServe, built his domestic emergency repairs business into a £4 billion FTSE 100 company. Now he wants to inspire other entrepreneurs to do the same.

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4 h. ago ‘I wish she had cancer instead’: Fiona Phillips’ husband makes devastating Alzheimer’s confession

The former GMTV host was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2023

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4 h. ago Inside my strange friendship with a notorious serial killer... and how our daily calls led me to victims of decades

He was a married father of three from New Jersey who led a sadistic double life -  family man by day, serial killer by night.

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4 h. ago Richard Gere kisses the hand of the Dalai Lama as Hollywood legend and devout buddhist celebrates the spiritual leader's 90th birthday in India

Gere, a practicing buddhist since 1978, was seen reverently kissing the spiritual leader's hand at the event, held at Dharamshala.

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4 h. ago Brooklyn Beckham posts adoring tribute to wife Nicola as family feud rages on

Brooklyn Beckham has posted a gushing tribute to his wife, Nicola Peltz, after a source told the Mirror he 'felt he didn't fit in' with his famous footballing family

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4 h. ago The destruction of Palestine is breaking the world | Moustafa Bayoumi

The rules of the institutions that define our lives bend like reeds when it comes to Israel – so much that the whole global order is on the verge of collapseSereen Haddad is a bright young woman. At 20 years old, she just finished a four-year degree in psychology at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) in only three years, earning the highest honors along the way. Yet, despite her accomplishments, she still can’t graduate. Her diploma is being withheld by the university, “not because I didn’t complete the requirements”, she told me, “but because I stood up for Palestinian life.” Continue reading...

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