18 h. ago I’m up for difficult job at Man Utd – I’m ready to return to make a difference

Nemanja Vidic won 15 trophies during his time at Manchester United and the Serbian has admitted he would like to manage the Red Devils at some stage in the future

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21 h. ago Mohamed Salah makes heartbreaking admission in emotional social media message after Liverpool team

Mohamed Salah has revealed that he is 'lost for words' following the tragic death of his Liverpool team-mate Diogo Jota at the age of 28.

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42 h. ago Yungblud discusses his sexuality in powerful admission and emotionally admits he's 'liking looking like a boy for the first time in a long time' in shirtless shoot for Attitude magazine

Yungblud has candidly opened up about his sexuality in a powerful admission for Attitude Magazine's July/ August Pride edition.

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43 h. ago Yungblud discusses his sexuality in powerful admission and emotionally admits he's 'liking looking like a boy for the first time in a long time' in shirtless shoot for Attitude magazine

Yungblud has candidly opened up about his sexuality in a powerful admission for Attitude Magazine's July/ August Pride edition.

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3 d. ago Rod Stewart makes emotional Glastonbury admission as he says 'I could retire'

The 80-year-old wowed fans as he was joined by a trio of veteran superstars during a rousing performance on the Pyramid Stage

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3 d. ago Denise Welch 'fights tears' on Loose Women in 'emotional and overwhelming' admission

The presenter was among the famous faces spotted at Glastonbury

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3 d. ago What would British culture be like if Oasis had never existed? | Dorian Lynskey

Would Britpop have happened? Would bands still dream as big? As Oasis prepare for their return gig on Friday, it’s worth asking what their cultural impact has beenIn the peculiar counterfactual 2019 romcom Yesterday, the Beatles suddenly and mysteriously vanish from history, remembered by just one man. In the interests of a cheap joke, writer Richard Curtis improbably suggests that every band in the world would still exist in the Beatles’ absence, bar one: Oasis.But what about a world without Oasis? As the Gallaghers themselves would admit, they weren’t innovators like the Beatles, whose every move changed the course of popular music. If Noel had never joined Liam’s band at the end of 1991, Creation Records might well have gone bust, Manchester City would have had less pop cachet, and The Royle Family would have needed a different theme tune, but music wouldn’t have sounded significantly different. Today, new bands are more likely to cite the spiky intelligence of Radiohead or the S...

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4 d. ago Woman 'stressed' after people tell her she looks exactly like rapper Aitch

One woman has admitted she's 'stressed' after being told she looks exactly like Manchester-born rapper Aitch. People now say they 'can't unsee' the resemblance as she posed alongside snaps of the star

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5 d. ago MP who was suspended over vile WhatsApp group 'embarrassingly' admits he edited a photo to make it look like he'd gone to Armed Forces Day

Andrew Gwynne (pictured, in false photo), the member for Gorton and Denton, Greater Manchester, was exposed for his racist and sexist comments by The Mail on Sunday in February.

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6 d. ago 'I worked with the Spice Girls and there was one very difficult moment'

EXCLUSIVE: An award-winning songwriter who has worked with the likes of Gary Barlow, Boyzone, Celine Dion and Aretha Franklin has admitted 'nothing compares' to the Spice Girls

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7 d. ago Stirling new boy keen to make impression on boss second time around

Russell McLean made his Albion debut in the Stirlingshire Cup win over Dumbarton last weekend - and hopes to make an impression on boss Alan Maybury after a difficult time together in the capital.

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7 d. ago Return of the Mack: Hansen ‘living the dream’ on Lions trip back to Australia

Lions winger born in Canberra and with a tattoo of Andy Farrell has ‘no regrets’ about his decision to play for IrelandMack Hansen says he feels like is living in “an alternate universe” on the eve of his first start for the British & Irish Lions in his native Australia. The winger, qualified for Ireland through his Cork-born mother, was a youngster in the crowd when the Lions last toured Australia 12 years ago and cannot wait to line up against one of his old housemates this weekend.The 27-year-old represented his homeland at under-20 level but says relocating to Europe was “the best decision I ever made”. Nevertheless he has been pinching himself ever since flying in as a member of the 2025 Lions squad. “It feels like I’m properly living the dream,” admitted Hansen before Saturday morning’s fixture against Western Force, for whom his former Brumbies colleague and good friend Bayley Kuenzle now plays. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Meet the people who believe AI is their friend: ‘It’s given me clarity on the mystery of men’

Increasing numbers of people have admitted to talking to ChatGPT like one of their mates online. Lydia Spencer-Elliott explores whether we should heed the bot’s pally advice – or if it’ll come back to bite us

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8 d. ago Shaughna Phillips shares how she planned pregnancy with jailed drug dealing lover

Love Island star Shaughna Phillips opens up on the rollercoaster journey which led to her second pregnancy with jailbird lover Billy Webb as she admits, the couple would 'like more'

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9 d. ago Jamie Theakston makes emotional cancer admission as he jokingly digs Amanda Holden in awards speech

The comments came as he picked up the Best Radio Show gong for his and Amanda Holden's Heart Breakfast radio show

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9 d. ago I had a demon inside me... sex abuse fed the monster and drove my horrific crimes: One of Britain's biggest drug smugglers who was jailed with Reggie Kray comes clean

'When I got involved with crime, I loved it,' Michael admitted. 'It was exciting. People say: "How can you like criminality?" I'm not saying I like the action of crime - I liked the feeling, the high it brought.'

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1 week ago Michelle Keegan makes emotional admission as she marks three months with baby girl with new pictures

The actress has been soaking up time in her baby bubble having welcomed her first child into the world back in March with her husband Mark Wright

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1 week ago Fake millionaire who branded himself the 'Kardashian of Cheshire' and starred on TV show admits defrauding friends and businesses out of £200K with Hermes handbag scam

Jack Watkin, formerly of Wilmslow Road, Alderley Edge, funded his fantasy Instagram influencer lifestyle by scamming friends and family out of more than £200,000.

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1 week ago Fake millionaire who bragged family were like the British Kardashians admits defrauding his friends and businesses out of £200K with Hermes handbag scam

Jack Watkin, formerly of Wilmslow Road, Alderley Edge, funded his fantasy Instagram influencer lifestyle by scamming friends and family out of more than £200,000.

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1 week ago ‘Full of delightful surprises’: why Spy is my feelgood movie

The latest in our series of writers recommending their go-to comfort watches is an ode to Paul Feig’s 2015 comedy starring a never-better Melissa McCarthyIt has a plot and a cast that seem cooked up during a hallucinatory fever dream. It shouldn’t work, but it does – and so splendidly, too. In Paul Feig’s comedy Spy, Melissa McCarthy plays Susan Cooper, a timid CIA desk agent who gets sent out into the field by her fearsome boss (Alison Janney) after the death of her slick Bond-like colleague, Bradley Fine (Jude Law, in a rare comedic turn). The cast is full of delightful surprises. Rose Bryne is a stiletto-clad Oxford-educated villainess with quips so brutal that she makes Regina George look like Barney. Peter Serafinowicz does a game turn as an – admittedly very pre-#MeToo – cringey Italian pervert figure named Aldo (“like the shoe store found in American malls”).And in the film’s most magnificent twist, Jason Statham parodies the hard-as-nails action leads he’s played over the ye...

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