4 months ago

'It's all so embarrassing. You wonder how long it will last': Why Andy Carroll is desperate to sell his home with ex-Billi Mucklow, his 'pathetic' next move with Lou Teasdale... and what friends are whispering about the couple ○

found 2026 › Mar › 12 (Thu) @ 18:30 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Dubbed 'Carroll Castle', the sprawling mansion was meant to be a 'happily ever after' moment: the place they would raise their blended family and live out a long marriage.

5 months ago

Every generation gets the Wuthering Heights it deserves. And Emerald Fennell’s is for the always-online | Nadia Khomami ⊕

found 2026 › Feb › 16 (Mon) @ 12:42 UTC

a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International

Packed cinemas testify to the allure of Emily Brontë’s tale, even if this latest retelling is not to everyone’s taste

It’s hard to think of any book with a stronger hold on its admirers than Wuthering…

Winter Olympics briefing: curling subplots abound as lights go out on first action ⊕

found 2026 › Feb › 05 (Thu) @ 07:45 UTC

a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International

British duo Jennifer Dodds and Bruce Mouat get the better of Norway after power failure at curling arena

Curling fans, rejoice! It is only fitting that the one sport played every single day of the Win…

Is THIS where aliens are hiding? NASA discovers an exoplanet 146 light-years away that's 'remarkably similar to Earth' - and it could be habitable ⊖

found 2026 › Jan › 29 (Thu) @ 14:55 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Dubbed HD 137010 b, the planet might fall just within the outer edges of its star's 'habitable zone', meaning there could be liquid water on its surface and a suitable atmosphere for life.

9 months ago

What went wrong for Emma Bridgewater? After massive losses and staff cuts, experts reveal how pottery brand 'lost its freshness' as Britain's middle class turned to cheap online knock-offs ○

found 2025 › Sep › 26 (Fri) @ 15:10 UTC

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Dubbed Britain's 'queen of pottery', the Stoke-on-Trent-based eponymous brand, with its trademark lettering and polka dot designs, carved out a niche of twee and quirky homewares.

12 months ago

A thousand revellers descend on sleepy Lincolnshire village for Britain's biggest swingers' festival - featuring 'play' and 'kink' areas, hot tubs and foam parties ○

found 2025 › Jul › 18 (Fri) @ 11:25 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Dubbed Swingathon, the X-rated three-day extravaganza kicked off yesterday and is now in its fifth year of attracting sexually adventurous guests from across the UK.

13 months ago

‘The city is being hollowed out’: the billionaire landlord locked in a David v Goliath battle for London’s West End ○

found 2025 › Jun › 15 (Sun) @ 08:05 UTC

a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International

Dubbed ‘Britain’s meanest landlord’, Asif Aziz is fighting it out with a tiny cinema that counts Christopher Nolan, Paul Mescal and other Hollywood heroes as fans. How did the capital’s cultural land…

Shock Covid warning: Ultra-catchy 'Nimbus' variant could trigger summer wave amid 97 per cent infection surge ○

found 2025 › Jun › 06 (Fri) @ 14:50 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Dubbed 'Nimbus', the strain is descended from the already super virulent Omicron and has already triggered a surge in cases in China, Singapore and Hong Kong.

How Ukraine's Operation Spiderweb unfolded on camera: Dramatic footage shows drones flying out of trucks after Russian drivers were 'tricked by Kyiv' to deliver deadly payload which wiped out Putin's warplanes ○

found 2025 › Jun › 02 (Mon) @ 12:05 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Dubbed Operation Spiderweb, the mission - overseen by Zelensky himself - used hundreds of first-person view attack drones smuggled into Russia in containers disguised as cargo.

The sinister Russian novels fuelling a rise in young people fighting for Putin: How 'Z literature' is enticing young men to enlist ○

found 2025 › Jun › 01 (Sun) @ 12:05 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Dubbed 'Z literature', the novels are branded the Kremlin's latest weapon in a growing propaganda war as they lure vulnerable young readers into enlistment and glorify death on the battlefield.