64 m. ago ‘Unimaginable tragedy’: Texas camp speaks out after 27 campers and counselors die in flooding

‘We ask for your continued prayers, respect and privacy for each of our families affected’ a statement from the camp read

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73 m. ago Touching King Charles and Queen Camilla moment shows 'how far they've come'

Royal fans were given a rare glimpse into the couple's relationship recently, as the pair made their annual trip to Scotland to mark a significant week in the Royal calendar

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80 m. ago Texas’s Camp Mystic confirms 27 children and counsellors died in floods

Camp says the search continues for missing people while life-threatening flooding still remains a threat Texas floods – latest updatesCamp Mystic, the girls summer camp on the banks of the Guadalupe River in Texas, has confirmed that 27 children and counsellors died in the flash floods that have wreaked devastation on the area since Friday.“Our hearts are broken alongside our families that are enduring this unimaginable tragedy. We are praying for them constantly,” a statement on the camp website read.Associated Press contributed reporting Continue reading...

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85 m. ago Peter Andre defends daughter Princess claiming she's under 'pressure' after 'lip filler' backlash

Peter Andre has spoken out in defence of his daughter he shares with Katie Price, who was recently forced to deny having lip fillers.

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88 m. ago Europe does not have to choose between guns and butter. There is another way | Shahin Vallée and Joseph de Weck

Yes, defence spending has to rise – but slashing the welfare state to fund it would be a big mistakeEuropean governments are once again haunted by a tough choice between financing the military or spending on social programmes. That, at any rate, is the narrative that has taken hold since Donald Trump’s retreat from the postwar global security order and the urgent pressure to rearm Europe.But to frame the dilemma facing Europe in this way is a big mistake. History teaches us that the political choice has never been about guns or butter, but rather guns or taxes. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago ‘I want to put socks on without being in pain’: Millie Bright on missing Euro 2025

Centre-back is recovering from knee operation ‘I feel better in my mind and ready to support the girls’“There’s more than just England under consideration when it came to that decision,” says Millie Bright on stepping away from the Lionesses ahead of their European title defence. “There’s me being able to walk down the stairs after I’ve played 90 minutes of football, there’s me in the future when I have children being able to walk around properly, being able to bend down and pick up toys, there’s me being able to do normal life things like put on socks without being in pain and, for the first time in a long time, I genuinely didn’t think about the response of the public because that just wasn’t a priority.”Chelsea’s Bright is discussing her decision to step back from this summer’s Euros for her mental and physical health with the former England international and close friend Rachel Daly. The pair have recently launched a podcast that leans into the chemistry they have as friends. Co...

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1 hour ago Jury retires in baby manslaughter retrial of Constance Marten and Mark Gordon

Marten, 38, and Gordon, 51, are accused over the death of newborn Victoria in a tent on the South Downs in early 2023.

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2 h. ago Royal Family lead nation in remembering those who lost their lives in 7/7 terror attack 20 years ago

In a message to mark the 20th anniversary of the attacks, Charles said comfort can be taken from the 'spirit of unity' in London and the country more broadly, which has allowed the nation to heal.

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2 h. ago The best courtside style at Wimbledon 2025: from Andrew Garfield to Poppy Delevingne

We’re back on the green at SW19 and the Wimbledon 2025 outfits are already hitting the mark. Here are some of the best so far

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2 h. ago Sadiq Khan and Keir Starmer attend St Paul's service to remember victims of 7/7 bombings 20 years on

It has been 20 years since 7/7 bomb attacks which killed 52 people and injured several hundred

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2 h. ago Gloating Rangers rivals seize on half time incident involving Angry Bears as Mr Martin slapped with Hotline barbs

Andy Newport answers your calls as the Ibrox side's start to life under the new boss hasn't gone unnoticed

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2 h. ago Voices: We banned cigarette ads for the good of public health – fossil fuels must be next

Ahead of a Commons debate that could see oil companies banned from sponsoring museums and sporting events such as Formula One, Jonathon Porritt, a former environmental adviser to King Charles, says it’s a vital next step in breaking our reliance on fossil fuels

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2 h. ago King Charles assigns Royal Family's 'secret weapon' to stand in for him on major trip

It has been announced that a key royal is set to step in for King Charles and embark on a major overseas visit later this week on his behalf, where they will also give a speech

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2 h. ago Benidorm star teases 'laugh out loud' new series after boss confirms ITV comeback talks

A Benidorm actress has share some exciting news about a potential new series of the much-loved ITV comedy

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2 h. ago Jury retires to consider verdict in retrial of Constance Marten and partner over baby death

The aristocrat, 38, and her partner Mark Gordon, a 50-year-old convicted rapist, took their fifth baby ‘off grid’ to stop her being taken into care

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2 h. ago Jofra Archer looks ‘ready to go’ in ‘blockbuster’ third Test – Brendon McCullum

The England boss says Archer is looking ‘fit and strong’.

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2 h. ago ‘Chipping away at democracy’: authors fear outcome of US supreme court’s LGBTQ+ book ruling

Some parents can now opt students out of LGBTQ+ book readings. The writers warn of increased book bans and biasSarah Brannen, an illustrator and children’s book author, was riding in the car with her sister when she received an alert on her phone in late June. She was in a group chat with other authors whose books were being debated in a US supreme court case, and the messages soon poured in. Her book, Uncle Bobby’s Wedding, highlights a same-sex marriage, and is at the center of a contentious case that could have widespread implications for public school education throughout the nation.As per the 27 June ruling, a group of Maryland parents have the option to remove their public elementary school students from classes where Uncle Bobby’s Wedding and other storybooks with LGBTQ+ themes are read. The justices decided through a 6-3 vote that the Montgomery county school board violated parents’ right to freely exercise their religion by forbidding kids from opting out of instruction. Th...

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2 h. ago Findlay Curtis turns Rangers dream into reality as Russell Martin's running man understands the assignment

Curtis was the only player to play the full 90 against Club Brugge as he embraces new boss' non negotiable with gusto

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3 h. ago Voices: Elon Musk’s latest Trump spat could end the Maga saga for good

If the ‘train-wreck’ Tesla boss goes through with launching the America Party – bankrolling a new presidential candidate with his almost limitless wealth – it would do more than just derail Trump’s second term, asks Sean O’Grady

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3 h. ago Michelle Keegan gets back to work on the set of a mystery project four months after giving birth and signing 'six

The actress, 38, shared a series of behind the scenes snaps as she got in front of the camera once again, weeks after it was revealed she had signed a six-figure advertising deal.

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