37 m. ago Liam Hemsworth engaged to model Gabriella Brooks after Miley Cyrus divorce

Actor Liam Hemsworth has popped the question to his model girlfriend Gabriella Brooks as she revealed her huge engagement ring, six years on from his split from Miley Cyrus

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37 m. ago How does she do it! Kate Middleton leaves everyone stunned as she ties her hair up WITHOUT a tie

Kate, 43, was visiting Marina Mill in Cuxton, Kent, a British family business that specialises in hand-designing and screen-printing furnishing fabrics, on Thursday afternoon.

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40 m. ago 'Outstanding' war film viewers say is 'a must watch' leaving Netflix in days

Netflix viewers have just days to watch the 'mind-blowing' film before it leaves the streaming service

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54 m. ago 'This is how Nottingham Forest stars will react to Ange Postecoglou

Ex-Manchester City star Joleon Lescott has shed some light on exactly how Nottingham Forest's players will be feeling as Ange Postecoglou replaces Nuno Espirito Santo ahead of their trip to Arsenal

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63 m. ago 'Loving' man found dead in bed after downing girlfriend's birthday cocktail

David Lawrence was found dead on December 3.

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80 m. ago Starmer’s chief of staff Morgan McSweeney ‘pushed for appointment of Mandelson’

Growing questions over prime minister’s judgement after dramatic sacking of Peter Mandelson on Thursday

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84 m. ago Mark William Lewis: Mark William Lewis review – A24’s first musical signing’s cinematic south London scenes

(A24 Music)Haunting harmonica and poetic banality add to the Londoner’s spookily sonorous baritone to create a hypnotically familiar yet ineffably fresh albumFilm and TV powerhouse A24 bridges the gap between the cutting-edge and the commercial: their content dominates the cultural conversation, often with help from amusingly gimmicky merch (the Midsommar incense burner, the Uncut Gems basketball). Judging by their in-house record label’s first signing, this isn’t a model they’re bringing to their music ventures: it’s very hard to imagine the gritty, lugubrious, bathos-steeped tunes of south-east Londoner Mark William Lewis lassoing the zeitgeist, let alone lending themselves to a quirky product tie-in. (A vial of filthy Thames water, perhaps?)Yet one spin of Tomorrow Is Perfect, the lead single from Lewis’s second album, and it’s instantly obvious why any corporate arbiter of cool would trip over themselves to sign him. An exquisitely beautiful dirge that unites the Durutti Column’...

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84 m. ago 'I caught girlfriend canoodling and now my future lies in tatters'

Resident agony aunt Coleen Nolan has advice for an upset reader who caught his girlfriend in a compromising situation at a party, and now he doesn't know what to do

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1 hour ago Boyfriend of Ukraine refugee stabbed on train blasts judge who let suspect free

Iryna Zarutska, 23, had been living in a bomb shelter in Ukraine before moving to the US to escape the war and she was brutally stabbed to death on a train in North Carolina

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2 h. ago Hospitality suffers ‘sharp decline’ in bookings as strikes cripple Tube service

Cancellations of bookings surged by over half and a ‘sharp decline’ in bookings at restaurants and other venues fell by 67%.

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2 h. ago Man Utd news: Benjamin Sesko 'mistake' as signing a 'wet blanket' and Andre Onana leaves

Manchester United have made some big decisions in the summer transfer window and are preparing for the Manchester derby against Manchester City

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2 h. ago Astronomy photographer of the year 2025 – winners and finalists

Judges have announced the winning images from the Royal Observatory Greenwich’s annual competition. The photographs will be exhibited at the National Maritime Museum in London from Friday Continue reading...

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2 h. ago If Keir Starmer’s Labour can’t satisfy the unions, another party will | Andy Beckett

At this year’s TUC conference, I found cautious optimism about the employment rights bill – and a resurgent left looking to capture hearts and mindsSign up for our new weekly newsletter Matters of Opinion, where our columnists and writers will reflect on what they’ve been debating, thinking about, reading and more‘Unions winning” declared a giant, cheerily multicoloured sign along the windy seafront side of the Brighton Centre this week. Built in the unions’ distant 1970s heyday, the hulking traditional venue for their annual TUC conference is sometimes a melancholy place, windowless meeting rooms half-full of delegates and union leaders trying to raise their spirits while talking about setbacks, betrayals and rare victories.Yet for much of this conference the sun was out, the wind was light by Brighton standards and, inside the centre, the exhibition stand for Labour Unions, the collective body for those affiliated to the party, was plastered with uplifting posters promoting “Labou...

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2 h. ago Loving man, 62, drinks girlfriend's birthday cocktail and ends up dead in bed

Wendie-Sue Dent insists she did not kill her lover, but the courts found her guilty of murder - twice - with her latest appeal rejected and her victim's family insisting she should 'live long, die slow'

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3 h. ago Tenant's fury after landlord let himself into his apartment to leave an unexpected handwritten note

A tenant made a shocking discovery after returning from holiday to find a handwritten note from his landlord left on the kitchen counter - and what happened next left him furious.

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3 h. ago Brits warned over hidden autumn dog dangers that could cost owners thousands

Autumn walks can be stunning - but slippery leaves and icy rivers are sending dogs to the vet and the emergency bills and surgery costs are hefty. Here's how you can avoid that fate

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4 h. ago Macron has defied the will of the people. He leaves the French public no choice but to Block Everything | Rokhaya Diallo

The president they call Jupiter has repeatedly shown utter disregard for the public voice at the ballot box. No wonder we are taking to the streetsThe protests that rocked France this week did not come out of the blue. For more than a year now, our country has been in a state of unprecedented political turmoil. You can date this crisis to June 2024, when Emmanuel Macron unexpectedly called a snap election that produced gridlock in the national assembly, rendering all subsequent governments unable to govern. This week’s events have added another historic chapter to the tumult.For the first time in the history of the Fifth Republic, a government collapsed after a vote of confidence initiated by a prime minister. François Bayrou, in office for just nine months, chose to place his ministerial fate in the hands of an openly hostile hung parliament. The outcome was a foregone conclusion: even the right, though partly represented within his government, broke ranks – a third of the conserva...

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5 h. ago Not Proven verdict leaves "deep emotional scars" on families as charity boss backs calls to end

Victim Support Scotland's chief exec has called on MSPs to ensure the legislation is passed following final debates on Tuesday.

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5 h. ago SNP presiding over shipbuilding 'clusterf**k' as Ferguson Marine faces uncertain future

EXCLUSIVE: Anas Sarwar described the CalMac ferry fiasco as "embarrassing" in light of other Clyde yards securing multi-billion pound investment.

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7 h. ago 'Charles is currently less irritated with Harry than William': Tina Brown claims tension are brewing over heir to the throne's workload

The claim throws an intriguing new light on yesterday's meeting between the monarch and his prodigal son - their first face-to-face encounter in more than 18 months.

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