33 m. ago Need to escape the relatives this Thanksgiving? Seven of America’s coziest stays for the holiday

If you would rather check into somewhere snug for Thanksgiving and let a professional rustle up the meal, these collection of retreats will allow you to relax and enjoy the break

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36 m. ago British Airways stop Louis Theroux podcast sponsorship after Bob Vylan interview

Frontman Bobby Vylan appeared on the podcast and said that he was ‘not regretful’ of the chant and would ‘do it again tomorrow’.

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37 m. ago Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu manhunt live: Met police take over search for Epping sex offender after London sighting

Commander James Conway says finding Kebatu, whose arrest sparked riots over the summer, is a ‘top priority’The accidental release of the asylum seeker was a “mind-blowing” blunder, says the MP for Chelmsford.The Liberal Democrat MP Marie Goldman said on Saturday: “My mind has blown. How this could possibly happen?”He came out of the airlock, and kept saying to the officers there, ‘Where am I going? What am I doing? I don’t know where I’m going and what I’m doing.’He was holding a pack of paperwork in his arms, and his bag of bits He knew he’d been deported. He came over to me and said, ‘I need you to help me.’ Continue reading...

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51 m. ago Aspinall vs Gane live: UFC 321 start time, undercard and fight updates tonight

Britain’s Tom Aspinall makes his first defence of the undisputed heavyweight title, taking on Ciryl Gane

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54 m. ago 'I'm Britain's most tattooed man – kids are scared and adults call me Halloween clown'

King Of Ink Land, known as the 'King of the UK tattoo scene', has been covered in ink for over two decades and is no stranger to people's reactions - but it gets difficult around Halloween

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76 m. ago Cholera is spreading fast, yet it can be stopped. Why haven’t we consigned it to history? | Hakainde Hichilema and Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

Vaccine production must be expanded to combat this ancient disease, especially in Africa. But a lack of political will is holding us backHakainde Hichilema is president of Zambia. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is director general of the World Health OrganizationThe last outbreak of cholera in Britain was in 1866; in the United States there has not been an outbreak since 1911.And yet today people are sick with this ancient disease in 32 countries, with more than 6,800 deaths reported so far this year –already exceeding all of last year’s toll of 6,000 deaths, which was itself a 50% increase on 2023.Hakainde Hichilema is president of Zambia and control champion for the Global Task Force on Cholera Control. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is director general of the World Health Organization Continue reading...

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76 m. ago Gardeners World's Joe Swift says plant one type of plant by end of November

There's still time to plant spring bulbs, according to Gardeners' World presenter Joe Swift, who says green-fingered Brits can plant bulbs right up to the end of autumn

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78 m. ago Meet Strictly Come Dancing’s Ellie Goldstein: The model who made British Vogue history

Goldstein was the first model with Down syndrome to appear on the cover of British Vogue in 2023

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99 m. ago The stunning south of France region with more 'Most Beautiful Villages' than anywhere else

This green spot in the French countryside is often passed over for more glamorous holiday spots such as Nice and Cannes.

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2 h. ago Patients urged to go online before A&E under NHS digital first plans

The three-year roadmap for the NHS has promised to slash waiting lists and ‘strip out layers of bureaucracy’

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2 h. ago 'GPs missed my cancer 14 times' says Tony Hudgell's terminally ill mum Paula

An exceptional mother who has overcome many struggles and won a Daily Mirror Pride of Britain award is now facing a battle she can't win

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2 h. ago Aberdeen crime: Man arrested and charged following park 'disturbance' where XL bully died

He is due to appear in court on Tuesday.

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2 h. ago Plans for 'traveller site' near Welsh holiday hotspot sparks anger and outrage

Nearly 300 people signed a petition against the scheme, which was previously refused by planners

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2 h. ago At least two dead and several critically injured after 13 gunned down in mass shooting at party

AT least two people have been killed and several left critically injured after gunfire broke out at a party, hitting 13 people. The incident in Robeson County, North Carolina, took place in the early hours of Saturday morning. "At this time, thirteen individuals have been shot, with two confirmed deceased and several others critically injured,"...

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3 h. ago Trump hints at possible Kim Jong Un meeting as he begins Asia tour

Trump has repeatedly expressed his desire to restore diplomacy with the North Korean dictator

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3 h. ago Bob MacIntyre opens up on being 'tourist in Scotland' and how he feels 'respected' by British golf fans

Oban man speaks about his off time on BBC Reporting Scotand’s ‘The Saturday Show’

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4 h. ago Why clocks going back can 'cause chaos' for kids and what to do about it

The clocks will go back an hour this weekend, seeing British Summer Time (BST) officially come to an end as we go back to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), but this can have a negative impact on children

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4 h. ago Parker vs Wardley is a breath of fresh air and must usher in new era for boxing

The British heavyweights are taking a huge risk by fighting each other and deserve nothing but praise

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4 h. ago 'I was prepared': Eberechi Eze makes Tottenham admission after Arsenal transfer hijack

Eze was at the centre of a transfer tussle between the two north London rivals during the summer window

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4 h. ago DAN HODGES: Lucy Powell's Deputy Leadership victory sounds the death knell for Starmer. I know her well, and this is what she has planned for Labour and the country

Now it is only a matter of when, not if, he is removed as Prime Minister. And that's good news for Labour, and good news for Britain.

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