36 h. ago England goalkeeper returns to Lionesses squad 18 months after stroke threatened football career

Ellie Roebuck has returned to Sarina Wiegman’s squad for the first time since 2023, having suffered a a left occipital infarct just six months after the World Cup.

Events

5 d. ago Monster mum left her daughter in 'skeletal state' after starving her for months

Julie A Miller pulled her daughter, Kyneddi, out of school during the coronavirus pandemic in the fear she'd catch the condition and spread it to Miller's elderly parents

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6 d. ago First flight linking two of UK’s top holiday destinations takes off – after original operator collapsed

THE first flight linking two of the UK's top holiday spots has officially taken off, restoring a vital travel link just weeks after the collapse of its former operator. The route between Cornwall Airport Newquay and London Gatwick had been left in limbo earlier this month when Eastern Airways revealed it was on the brink...

Politics

6 d. ago Why did young men move left in this month’s US elections? | Cory Alpert

Democrats’ relentless focus on affordability welcomed in a group that had been seduced by an ecosystem of huckstersJust a few months ago, it seemed that the political landscape was changing permanently, with young people shifting right – especially young men. Democrats spun up a vortex of efforts to win them back, but they often appeared to be flailing. This month’s elections, however, told a different story.Young men in the US face a political identity crisis. It should not be controversial to say that the world that many were promised as children has not come to fruition. Two decades of war and a turbulent economy have combined with a massively changing workforce. Young men’s disaffection should come as no real surprise.Cory Alpert is a PhD researcher at the University of Melbourne looking at the impact of AI on democracy. He served in the Biden-Harris administration for three years Continue reading...

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6 d. ago British woman left unable to walk after suffering severe burns on dream holiday

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT British woman Annie Perez had a seizure in a hot shower and suffered severe burns which left her unable to walk for 18 months while on holiday in Sardinia.

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7 d. ago I spotted a woman I'd never met before in our wedding photos... then I found out who she was: 'Insane'

A bride has been left stunned after discovering a stranger mingling in her wedding photos, months after her big day.

Culture

7 d. ago Musk’s DOGE ‘doesn’t exist’ anymore with eight months left on charter

Musk regularly touted DODGE and at one point brandished a chainsaw to advertise his efforts to cut jobs

Politics

1 week ago Lisa Riley lost 12st but needed four 'brutal' surgeries to fix agonising side effect

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here star Lisa Riley lost 12st in 18 months but was left suffering from a painful complication that made exercise impossible and was forced to take drastic action

Politics

1 week ago Man Utd star Luke Shaw told 'he isn't needed' after undeserved snub

Luke Shaw was left out of the England squad earlier this month, and Wes Brown believes the Manchester United defender may have to come to terms with not being needed at international level

Politics

1 week ago Celebrity MasterChef viewers left bemused as axed John Torode returns to host months after being sacked for using a racist slur

The host, 60, was given the boot in July after being accused of using a racist slur, while co-host Gregg Wallace was sacked after more than 40 complaints about his conduct were upheld.

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1 week ago FEMA acting chief David Richardson departs after 6 months on the job, officials say

The acting chief of the Federal Emergency Management Agency has left his post just six months in, officials say, marking another disruption in a year of staff departures and policy changes

Politics

1 week ago 'I made quick change that stopped condensation and mould and it didn't cost a penny'

Condensation is a common problem in the home, particularly in the colder months. If left untreated, it can lead to mould growth and dampness, which can cause a range of health problems

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1 week ago Stricrly Come Dancing's Hamza Yassin left homeless and living in car for nine months

The Strictly champion revealed he was forced to secretly live out of a Vauxhall car for almost a year before upgrading to a caravan with no running water or heating

Politics

2 w. ago Visiting Wales’ national parks in winter will make you question everything

You'll be left wondering why anybody would choose to visit during the summer months

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2 w. ago I'm A Celebrity's Aitch was 'cancelled' by fans just months before jungle stint

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! newcomer Aitch left fans 'disappointed' just months before he jetted off to the Australian jungle

Politics

2 w. ago Total recoil: David Shrigley is literally putting some old rope on display – and it can be yours for £1m!

Stephen Friedman Gallery, LondonIs the pranksy artist’s latest show a worrying comment about Britain’s discarded rope problem – or a joke at the expense of the buy-anything art world?How long is a piece of string? David Shrigley can’t answer that, but he can tell you how much it weighs: 10 tonnes, apparently. His latest installation is literally an exhibition of 10 tonnes of old rope, accumulated by him over months, and left in towering mounds in this swanky gallery in London’s Mayfair. Most of it is marine rope, destined for landfill. It’s hard to recycle this stuff, it seems, and there’s an endless supply of it dumped around the world. So Shrigley scooped up as much of it as he could find, piled it up and put a massive price tag on it.The work can be yours for £1m. And that’s the point of the show: this is literally money for old rope. It’s not that deep – it’s just an idea taken to its logical conclusion, an idiom taken too far, a pun taken too literally. Continue reading...

Economics

2 w. ago Yours for £1m! David Shrigley puts 10 tons of old rope on display in a gallery

Stephen Friedman Gallery, LondonIs the pranksy artist’s latest show a worrying comment about Britain’s discarded rope problem – or a joke at the expense of the buy-anything art world?How long is a piece of string? David Shrigley can’t answer that, but he can tell you how much it weighs: 10 tons, apparently. His latest installation is literally an exhibition of 10 tons of old rope, accumulated by him over months, and left in towering mounds in this swanky gallery in London’s Mayfair. Most of it is marine rope, destined for landfill. It’s hard to recycle this stuff, it seems, and there’s an endless supply of it dumped around the world. So Shrigley scooped up as much of it as he could find, piled it up and put a massive price tag on it.The work can be yours for £1m. And that’s the point of the show: this is literally money for old rope. It’s not that deep – it’s just an idea taken to its logical conclusion, an idiom taken too far, a pun taken too literally. Continue reading...

Economics

2 w. ago 'Frightening' gaps in safeguarding at nurseries exposed by London abuse case, says MP

The child abuse case at the £1,900-a-month Montessori nursery has left local communities reeling

Events

2 w. ago Kelly Brook, 45, recalls the harrowing moment she suffered a miscarriage while six months pregnant and admits it left her 'so traumatised she never wanted to try for a baby again'

The radio presenter, 45, has reflected on the heartbreaking moment she lost her baby when she was six months pregnant.

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2 w. ago Monster shook new girlfriend's baby son to death while she went to get her nails done

Kieran Humphreys, 33, was left to look after six-month-old Archie after just a week of dating Saskia Woodbridge - he was found guilty of murdering the baby by shaking him to death

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