53 m. ago Postcode lottery leads to ‘uneven’ care for children with brain cancer – report

A new review has been published by the Tessa Jowell Brain Cancer Mission.

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70 m. ago Celebrity MasterChef viewers 'switch off' as they blast 'boring' series

The new series of Celebrity MasterChef left viewers unimpressed on Tuesday night. Bored viewers took to social media to reveal they had ended up switching off.

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88 m. ago What’s the Monarchy For? review – David Dimbleby’s excellent series has one glaring omission

The broadcaster drills down into the royal family’s power and finances – and how far they will go to maintain public support

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2 h. ago David Moyes shrugs off Newcastle defeat as Everton bounce back at Bournemouth

Jack Grealish’s 78th-minute goal saw off stuttering Bournemouth.

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2 h. ago I’m A Celeb slammed for 'going soft' on stars after fans spot major 'change'

ITV viewers have called out the show after spotting a difference in this series compared to previous years.

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2 h. ago Celebrity MasterChef star left devastated as they make huge show blunder

BBC star Noreen Khan is part of the star-studded line-up cooking for John Torode and Grace Dent on the new series of the cooking show.

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2 h. ago What’s the Monarchy For? review – David Dimbleby’s demolition of the royals is hugely entertaining

Now he’s free of the BBC, he’s gone combative. He drives a horse and cart through a piece of Dominic Grieve sophistry, and tries his best to skewer the institution based around a jewelled velvet hatSettling down in front of David Dimbleby’s new three-parter, and looking at that confrontational title, you wonder why the question it asks is not debated more often. Dimbleby himself has trailed the series by worrying aloud that during his stint as a BBC staffer he was part of an organisation that didn’t challenge the monarchy robustly enough. But retirement means the shackles he wore when he was the corporation’s top politics presenter have been loosened.The opening episode cleaves closest to the titular question – parts two and three are more like “Is the Monarchy a Giant Ponzi Scheme?” and “Are the Monarchy Personally Repellent?”, respectively – with its theme of how much power the monarchy has and how it wields it. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Celebrity MasterChef viewers 'switch off' as they blast 'boring' series with new judge Grace Dent

The new series of Celebrity MasterChef left viewers unimpressed on Tuesday night. Bored viewers took to social media to reveal they had ended up switching off.

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3 h. ago Bournemouth 0 Everton 1: Jack Grealish scores winner as Cherries’ winless run goes on

Jack Grealish ended Everton’s horror record against Bournemouth with a sublime late winner on the south coast. The England star fired in a 78th minute belter which deflected off Bafode Diakite past his goalkeeper Dorde Petrovic.   And the victory certainly cheered up Toffees boss David Moyes after watching Saturday’s humiliating 4-1 home defeat to Newcastle....

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3 h. ago Teen girl killed in minibus crash named by police as driver arrested

Another teenage girl was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

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3 h. ago Major disruption after horror crash on A9 as drivers forced to take TWENTY

DRIVERS are facing a lengthy diversion after a horror crash on a notorious Scottish road. Emergency crews were scrambled to the A9 south of Newtonmore in the Cairngorms around 6.05pm. The road has been closed in both directions at the Ralia Cafe as blue light workers handle the serious incident. Police are urging drivers to...

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4 h. ago Government urged to review farming inheritance tax plans after Commons vote

Backbenchers argued the measure failed to tackle "abuse by the celebrities and the billionaires" who buy farmland to avoid paying a full inheritance tax bill

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4 h. ago British entrepreneur TV presenter sued by City banker friend after boutique hotel deal turned sour

Stephen Collins, the British entrepreneur who once hosted US television series Property Envy, has been sued by his City banker friend over a failed hotel scheme.

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4 h. ago Russia ‘ready’ for war with Europe, Putin says as peace talks with US begin

Russian president accuses European powers of preventing peace in Ukraine as he meets with Witkoff and KushnerRussia-Ukraine war – latest news updatesVladimir Putin has accused European powers of preventing peace in Ukraine and threatened that Russia was ready for war as Donald Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, arrived for talks at the Kremlin on Tuesday evening.Moments before the closed-door meeting with Witkoff and Kushner, Putin made a series of hard-edged remarks. Speaking to reporters, he accused European governments of sabotaging the peace process and said that “European demands” on ending the war in Ukraine were “not acceptable to Russia”. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Fearless Robin Smith and his square cuts gave hope to his England team | Tanya Aldred

Smith stood up to West Indies bowling and scored centuries against Australia in the most demanding of circumstancesA Robin Smith square cut was more than a whipcrack snap of the bat. For English cricket fans of the late 80s and early 90s, it was a nudge in the ribs that, underneath the pastings, the dismal collapses and Rentaghost selections, the national team would fight another day.Smith’s cut, alongside a David Gower cover drive, gave hope where there was little left in the bucket. Those famous forearms – half oak, half baobab – the white shirt unbuttoned past the clavicle, the chain glinting through his chest hair, smelt enticingly like bravery, and old spice and one last throw of the dice. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Fearless Robin Smith and his square cuts gave hope to England in grim era | Tanya Aldred

Smith stood up to West Indies bowling and scored centuries against Australia in the most demanding of circumstancesA Robin Smith square cut was more than a whip‑crack snap of the bat. For English cricket fans of the late 80s and early 90s, it was a nudge in the ribs that, underneath the pastings, the dismal collapses and Rentaghost selections, the national team would fight another day.Smith’s cut, alongside a David Gower cover drive, gave hope where there was little left in the bucket. Those famous forearms – half oak, half baobab – the white shirt unbuttoned past the clavicle, the chain glinting through his chest hair, smelt enticingly like bravery, and old spice and one last throw of the dice. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago ‘A lot of bad things happened’: the most shocking moments from the Diddy docuseries

Netflix and 50 Cent’s harrowing new series looks back at the disgraced music mogul’s rise to fame and fall from grace The controversial Netflix docuseries Sean Combs: The Reckoning had already been called a “shameful hitpiece” by the disgraced mogul’s lawyers after a trailer was released on Monday.Now after all four episodes have been dropped on Netflix, it’s been called “grimly necessary” and a “relentless” portrait of “a terrifying individual” by critics. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago I’m a Celeb 2025 live: Shona McGarty takes on trial as fourth elimination looms

Ex-’Eastenders’ star is hoping for Bushtucker glory following Vogue Williams’ exit from ITV series

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4 h. ago The jury is still out on David Lammy’s ‘swift court’ reforms

Editorial: The lord chancellor is right to adopt urgent measures to tackle a court backlog that is ruining lives and depriving so many of justice – but even if it takes years, the general presumption of a basic right to trial by jury must be restored

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5 h. ago Netflix fans ask 'what am I supposed to do’ as popular 'comfort show' set to leave streaming platform

Fans are "heartbroken" to lose the series that is a "comfort show" to many

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