42 m. ago TV legend Miquita Oliver reveals her first kiss at London primary school was with ISIS Beatle Jihadi George who went on to behead, rape, torture and murder as an Islamist terrorist

The former Popworld host, 40, made the surprise revelation while talking to best friend Lily Allen on their Miss Me podcast.

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74 m. ago Henry Cejudo shows damage to eye after fans taunt him over end of Song Yadong fight

Cejudo lost a technical decision to Song as the bout ended after round three, following an eye poke on the former champion

Sport

1 hour ago Disbelief from National Trust members as it hands back Tudor mansion to previous owners AFTER it carried out £3.3million of restorations

The charity announced last week that the Throckmorton family had requested to take back the running of Coughton Court in Alcester, Warwickshire, from February 2026.

Economics

1 hour ago TV legend reveals her first kiss was with ISIS Beatle Jihadi George as she details bizarre connection

The former Popworld host, 40, made the surprise revelation while talking to best friend Lily Allen on their Miss Me podcast.

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1 hour ago Jamie Oliver says natural ingredient will make steak 'melt in your mouth'

Jamie Oliver has shared his top tip for cooking the perfect steak for 'date night' for those planning to impress their loved one - and it's not what you'd expect

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1 hour ago Amazon Prime viewers rediscover 'absolute best' drama packed with British stars

Throwback series Accused has returned to our screens and sees Olivia Colman, Sheridan Smith, Sean Bean and Stephen Graham wow viewers with the 'emotion-stirring' series

Politics

2 h. ago Listen: LBC host confronts nudist caller for faking ‘imaginary’ wife’s voice in bizarre phone

This is the moment a radio presenter confronts a nudist caller for appearing to fake his “imaginary”wife’s voice in a bizarre live phone-in.

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2 h. ago Olivia Attwood shares the 'divine' body serum she loves that ‘smells insane’

Olivia Attwood recently shared with fans that she's been reaching for one 'divine' body serum, ravenously raving that it 'smells insane'—and the best news? We know where to shop.

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2 h. ago Rave guru organiser of an event called the Interstellar Disco Orgy is suing his former friend for £180,000 after he accused him of groping two party

Joe Mullen is suing his former friend, Oliver Lyles, over three social media messages which he says falsely accused him of sexually assaulting a man and a woman at Norfolk's Houghton Festival in 2022.

Economics

2 h. ago Luke Littler finally makes change after winning £500k jackpot at Ally Pally

Luke Littler stunned the world of sport by winning the World Darts Championship at the age of just 17 last month, collecting £500,000 in the process, and now he has poked fun at his reaction to winning the huge sum

Economics

2 h. ago Why hens have become an unlikely ally in restoring olive groves

Retired hens have found a new calling: fertilising olive groves in Cyprus.

Politics

3 h. ago Can Notre Dame’s Olivia Miles go from injury to the WNBA’s No 1 draft pick?

After bouncing back remarkably from a major knee injury, the Fighting Irish point guard could overtake UConn’s Paige Bueckers in AprilThere aren’t a lot of people who can tell you what it feels like to enter college knowing professional teams already see you as a potential No 1 draft pick four years down the road. There are even fewer who can share how they prepared to hit a college court as an early enrollee, starting on a team with players three to four years older than them.There are fewer still who had all that under their belts and then suffered a season-ending (and potentially career-ending) injury a year later – and who bounced back in such a tremendous way. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago John Oliver compares Elon Musk’s DOGE department to viral Willy Wonka experience

The comedian said that DOGE has been a ‘stark disconnect between marketing and reality’

Politics

4 h. ago Ally McCoist obliterates 'weak' Rangers in rant of a lifetime and claims missed signing would have won the title

The Ibrox icon let rip and cannot help rue a sense a title was lost due to a major transfer gaffe

Politics

6 h. ago Nikt Nie Woła (Nobody’s Calling) review – hypnotic passions in postwar Poland

A mysterious stranger arrives in a small town in western Poland soon after the second world war, and embarks on a string of messy, equally enigmatic affairsThis cult 1960 Polish film is a political absurdist nightmare from director Kazimierz Kutz, written for the screen by Józef Hen and featuring a clamorous, disturbing orchestral score by composer Wojciech Kilar (later to win awards for his music for Coppola’s Dracula and Polanski’s The Pianist). It feels like a European new wave picture by Antonioni or Resnais, but has something of the romantic travails of Franz Kafka, and even appears to anticipate the coming vogue for paranoia thrillers.Like Andrzej Wajda’s Ashes and Diamonds from 1958, but weirder in tone, this is about a man who is part of the Polish anti-communist underground insurgency, who refuses to carry out an order to kill a communist. It was therefore a subject congenial in 1960 to Polish and Soviet authorities, but also a subject that speaks to a very complex part of ...

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7 h. ago Olive oil: Can a daily shot of ‘liquid gold’ really help you to live longer?

The viral trend of knocking back olive oil might just be the kick-start you need for better health, says nutritionist Louise Pyne

Politics

10 h. ago The murder and legacy of the world’s first openly gay imam – podcast

How did Imam Muhsin change the lives of queer Muslims? Jamie Fullerton reports“As a Muslim, you always question: ‘Have I pleased God, or have I angered him or her?’”Imam Muhsin Hendricks of Cape Town, South Africa, was the world’s first openly gay imam. In early February, he was shot and killed and the identities and motives of those responsible are still unknown. Continue reading...

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13 h. ago Chris O’Dowd says Small Town, Big Story gave filming locations ’emotional boost’

The six-part series will air on Sky Atlantic and Now on February 27.

Politics

13 h. ago Government urged to restore school break times as more children miss out on play

A report has called on the Department for Education to discourage ‘the punitive withdrawal of playtime’ in schools.

Politics

18 h. ago The Guardian view on Haiti’s deepening crisis: abandoning people when they most need support | Editorial

As security and humanitarian conditions deteriorate even further, the community needs helpA year ago, it seemed that Haiti had hit rock bottom. Violence had exploded and conditions had deteriorated following President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination in 2021. Then, last February, gangs banded together to free thousands of prisoners, besiege airports and police stations, and demand that Haiti’s unpopular replacement leader departed.Ariel Henry was ousted, but the nation has only spiralled further into crisis. Violence intensified again towards the end of last year. Armed criminals control 85% of the capital, Port-au-Prince. Already desperate circumstances have become much more so: more than a million people – around one in 10 of the population – have now been displaced, triple the level a year ago. Half are experiencing acute food insecurity. Continue reading...

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