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The Municipal Messiah of Manchester continues to bask in the adulation of his party's starry-eyed faithful, who will likely anoint him as the new Prime Minister on July 17 without a vote or any kind of a contest.

Shocking video footage shows a girl who was knocked over onto a chair and repeatedly hit by a man as dozens of terrified tourists screamed at the family hotel in Costa Brava, Spain.

Zoi Hayes' bitter on-going feud with her long-suffering next door neighbours Peter and Corrine Rotherham has been the talk of the award winning village of Urchfont.

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Struggling to sleep in the heat? Discover six expert-backed ways to stay cool at night, from breathable bedding and lower tog duvets to glycine supplements.

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One in three people with a work pension say it was inadequately explained or they were never offered any information at all, a new survey reveals.

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Forget the gingham blanket. The season's hottest alfresco spreads are all about fruity motifs, seaside stripes and nature-inspired details, says Nicole Gray

Egypt and Iran are two of the most repressive places in the world for LGBTQ+ people, but they coincidentally played each other while host city Seattle honors the community.

Britain had its hottest June day ever for a third day in a row today, with highs of nearly 37C - but those living in a new-build home claim to feel the heat even more.

North West rocked her edgy blue hair and a quirky pointed choker as she attended the Vetements show during Men's Paris Fashion Week on Friday night.

Katie Melua has announced she is expecting her second child.

Mbappe was in fine form as France thrashed Norway 4-1 in their final group match of the tournament to maintain their 100 per cent record and set up a clash with Sweden in the last-32.

Excess levels of a mineral responsible for healthy blood and brain function may raise the risk of Parkinson's and dementia, a study from researchers in California suggests.

Love Island's Casa Amor bombshell's have been revealed ahead of their dramatic entrances to stir things up in the villa - as the show's big twist was teased at the end of Friday night's episode.

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Astronomers have discovered two Jupiter-sized exoplanets with densities lower than cotton candy, making them the lightest known worlds of their size. The rare "super-puffs," located about 1,110 light-years away, are likely composed mostly of hydrogen and helium, with follow-up observations by the James Webb Space Telescope expected to probe their atmospheres. The Associated Press reports: [University of Oxford's George Dransfield] suspects these fluffy, wispy worlds are probably white or blue, depending on whether the skies there are cloudy -- no shades of cotton-candy pink. The planets are probably mostly hydrogen and helium, although it will take follow-up observations by NASA's Webb Space Telescope to confirm their chemical makeup. Detected by NASA's Tess satellite over the past decade, these two especially puffy-puffs orbit a star in the southern constellation Volans, known as the flying fish. The researchers studied the planets' orbits using telescopes on Earth to determine their density, from 1,110 light-years away. A light-year is nearly 6 trillion miles (9.7 trillion kilometers). Jupiter, by comparison, is as much as 35 times denser than these two lightweights. Considered rare in the cosmos, super-puffs are thought to form around the disk of gas and dust around a newborn star where there is more gas than dust. They shed much of the material over time, stripping down even more. NASA's tally of worlds outside our solar system currently stands at nearly 6,300 confirmed. Fewer than 40 are super-puffs, according to Dransfield. The findings have been published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.

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An inspectors report from a visit said: “Leaders have identified weaknesses in pupils’ core skills such as writing"