3 h. ago London Tube Strike: Underground services to resume on next Friday, Docklands Light Railway may remain clos

London Tube Strike: Underground services to resume on next Friday, Docklands Light Railway may remain clos  The Economic Times

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5 h. ago Blood moon and lunar eclipse cast an ethereal light – in pictures

Visible from Australia, across Asia, to western Europe, a blood moon has been captivating stargazers. This marvel is caused when the Earth shades the moon from direct solar light, causing the moon to appear red Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Best time to see lunar eclipse tonight as rare Blood Moon is visible to millions

Millions of Brits will be able to look skywards tonight to catch a rare glimpse of a lunar eclipse that will light up the sky with a dark red colour for several hours

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9 h. ago Charli XCX puts on a leggy display in a racy green negligee dress while Anya Taylor

The British hitmaker, 33, put on a leggy display in a racy green satin negligee dress, while Anya, 29, put on a striking display in a voluminous baby blue dress.

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10 h. ago MoonWalk 2025: Walkers light up Edinburgh's streets for final time after 19 years

Walkers in brightly-coloured bras took to the streets for the last event before it moves city for 2026.

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11 h. ago Total ‘Blood Moon’ lunar eclipse: When and how to see the moon turn red in the sky tonight

Moon turns a deep red during celestial spectacle because of the scattering of light

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12 h. ago Chineke! Orchestra/Heyward review – kaleidoscopic concert combines energy and complexity

Royal Albert Hall, LondonThe ethnically diverse orchestra played with vigour and spirit in a varied programme that included Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Shostakovich and Valerie ColemanThis concert was to have been conducted by Simon Rattle – a mark of the esteem in which leading artists hold Chineke! Orchestra, the trailblazing British ensemble made up of a majority of Black and ethnically diverse musicians. In the event, Charleston-born Jonathon Heyward put his own indelible stamp on a varied yet satisfying program.Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s La Bamboula, a kaleidoscopic dance with roots in the West Indies, played to Chineke!’s strengths. The performed it with vigour and spirit, while Heyward kept its likable blend of late-Victorian tunefulness and proto-Hollywood glitz gossamer-light. You could see why Henry Wood programmed it at the Proms 16 times, making its subsequent 91-year absence inexplicable. Continue reading...

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17 h. ago Girls, 16, injured after being hit by car 'travelling through green traffic light' in Salford

Emergency services were called to reports of a collision at 8.30pm on Saturday

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17 h. ago Zack Polanski tells voters there is no ‘time to wait around’ for Corbyn party

New leader urges left-leaning voters to ‘join the Green Party right now’.

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17 h. ago Military sites may be used to house asylum seekers, says defence secretary

John Healey says Keir Starmer is ‘absolutely determined’ to end use of hotels for asylum housing earlier than plannedUK politics live – latest updatesMilitary sites may be used temporarily to house people seeking asylum as Keir Starmer is “absolutely determined” to end the use of hotels earlier than planned, a senior cabinet minister has said.John Healey, the defence secretary, said military planners were looking at possible sites for accommodation on defence bases, as the prime minister wants to end the use of hotels to house asylum seekers sooner than the promised date of 2029. Continue reading...

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17 h. ago UK military sites may be used to house asylum seekers, says defence secretary

John Healey says Keir Starmer is ‘absolutely determined’ to end use of hotels for asylum housing earlier than plannedUK politics live – latest updatesMilitary sites may be used temporarily to house people seeking asylum as Keir Starmer is “absolutely determined” to end the use of hotels earlier than planned, a senior cabinet minister has said.John Healey, the defence secretary, said military planners were looking at possible sites for accommodation on defence bases, as the prime minister wanted to end the use of hotels to house asylum seekers sooner than the promised date of 2029. Continue reading...

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17 h. ago Boomtown to doom town: Labour's green energy net zero obsession is KILLING our once thriving oil industry capital

Westminster's growing obsession with net zero environmental policies culminated in Labour's refusal to allow new drilling in the North Sea which dealt yet another body blow to the city.

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18 h. ago Ministers considering human rights reform in bid to head off Reform as defence secretary say Starmer going ‘up a gear’ – UK politics live

New home secretary Shabana Mahmood expected to to say asylum seekers will be moved from hotels to barracksJohn Healey also said Shabana Mahmood will be “just as tough as Cooper” on Palestine Action, the campaign group opposing Israel’s assault on Gaza that the government controversially proscribed under the Terrorism Act in July, making membership of or support of the group a criminal offence.More than 425 people were arrested in London yesterday at the largest demonstration yet opposing the proscription of Palestine Action.I think you’ll start to see Keir Starmer insist that dealing with the small boats, solving the immigration illegal immigration crisis, is part of the jobs the whole of government, not just the Home Office.So with the Home Office, I have been putting military planners into their Border Command and into their planning for the future, and we are looking at the potential use of military and non military use sites for temporary accommodation for the people who come ac...

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18 h. ago ‘There is only one player’: why China is becoming a world leader in green energy

As US reneges on climate breakdown pledges, China’s response to crisis will shape geopolitics and our future Continue reading...

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19 h. ago Harry Styles faces neighbour complaints over £30m Hampstead mega mansion

Two formal complaints have been lodged with the council, with representatives for residents warning their ‘private legal Rights to Light’ could be infringed if the build goes ahead

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19 h. ago ‘Blood Moon’ lunar eclipse: When and how to see the Full Moon turn red in the sky

Moon turns a deep red during celestial spectacle because of the scattering of light

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19 h. ago Neighbours hit out as Harry Styles’ £30m Hampstead ‘mega mansion’ plans spark row

Two formal complaints have been lodged with the council, with representatives for residents warning their ‘private legal Rights to Light’ could be infringed if the build goes ahead

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20 h. ago Why planners gave a green light to those 'cruise liner' warehouses

The decision that angered an entire neighbourhood

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21 h. ago Freeze! Police ice cream trucks seek to portray officers in a positive light

Police around the country are turning to a summer favorite to help strengthen ties to their communities by running their own free ice cream trucks

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23 h. ago Greyhound racing set for total ban in Scotland after ministers back MSP's bill

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Green MSP Mark Ruskell, who was inspired to campaign for the change after adopting an abandoned ex-racing greyhound, told of his delight.

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