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France's consumer watchdog fined British fast-fashion retailer Boohoo €2.3m for deceptive practices such as fake discounts on its website, it said.
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Is Michael Owen really boring? That’s the elephant in the room in a new documentary that goes inside the former football star’s home and racing empire. Plus, a lovely canine-centred meet-cute comedy First the elephant in the room, which Michael Owen addresses head on. Is he really, as he describes himself, “a boring prick”? This documentary series sees the former Liverpool and England striker welcome cameras into bot
A teasing tale of the friendship between a writer and an actor explores the fallout from fame, and the blurring between pretence and reality M is a celebrated film actor. A star since childhood, now the face of a major fashion brand, she has been famous all her life. That her career closely resembles Natalie Portman’s has been gleefully seized upon by the press, something Rachel Cusk must surely have anticipated: in
Your best UK breaks include an island off Mull, a rail journey along the County Antrim coast and Dorset’s best-kept secret • Tell us about your favourite under-the-radar European city – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucher Mudeford feels like one of England’s best-kept secrets, the sort of place visitors from abroad might never imagine exists here. Golden sand and sparkling water give it an almost Mediterranean f
From Nike’s infamous 110s to £250 and back again, sneakerheads are rediscovering why cheaper shoes can be worth just as much hype as much more expensive ones • Don’t get Fashion Statement delivered to your inbox? Sign up here When Nike’s Air Max 95 trainers first landed in Britain back in the mid-1990s, they looked unlike anything else. Created by footwear designer Sergio Lozano, the shoe had wavy layers running down
Report says violence is moving from Israeli-controlled areas to those earmarked for a future Palestinian state Violent Israeli settler attacks in the two areas of the occupied West Bank under direct Palestinian rule have almost doubled since 2025, as settlers pursue a self-proclaimed “great settlement revolution” in the very heart of the territory earmarked for a Palestinian state. According to a report by the Israel
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Australian police said a man has been charged with foreign interference for allegedly seeking to inform Russia about Ukrainian military activities.
The Crafting Smiles group in Bristol is designed to bring Hongkongers together.
Parents of children with complex disabilities say more needs to be done to meet their needs.
Aston Villa have already sold three key players this summer, a figure that could potentially double by the end of the transfer window.
It might be down to you to fix a leaking or burst pipe, even if it is outside your home.
Ellishia Lauder's mum Tracey Carter lives with a stoma bag following her diagnosis three years ago.
A novelist and a podcaster are an unlikely crime-solving team in You’re Killing Me. Plus: get ready to cry over a robot. Here’s what to watch this evening 8pm, U&Drama Allie (Brooke Shields) is a bestselling “menopausal mystery” novelist; Andi (Amalia Williamson) is an aspiring true-crime podcaster. When they meet at a writing convention, it’s a boomer and gen Z culture clash. But then a murder takes place and the tw
Met Éireann has said Ireland could have a greater chance of wetter and windier weather over the coming months as the El Niño effect developing over the Pacific Ocean continues to strengthen.
Worcester Cathedral invites creatures great and small from across the region to an animal blessing.
The python is believed to be the first snake in the world to receive the treatment.
Julie Dale speaks out on the fourth anniversary of her daughter's murder in Liverpool.
A campaign from WYCA and the Department for Transport is seeking to raise awareness of the risks.
The prime minister raised the possibility for Cornwall to introduce a tourist tax on a recent visit.
With dozens of English distilleries, producers Joanie and Anthony Marsh says it has a bright future.
Mina Smallman, whose daughters were murdered, says Andy Burnham must address women's safety.