EXCLUSIVE: Doctor Who bosses are planning for the Time Lord’s fourteenth regeneration after Jodie Whittaker decided she will leave after the next series which airs in the UK in the Autumn later this year
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The Great New Year Bake Off review
Four familiar faces return to troll an overstuffed nation with delicious-looking, butter-heavy sweet treats
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Mark Eden dead: Coronation Street actor dies at 92 after Alzheimer’s battle
Mark Eden was best known for playing Alan Bradley in the ITV soap where his real life wife Sue Nicholls plays Audrey Roberts
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Almost 100 flood warnings in force as deluge batters England and Wales
Emergency service have been inundated with calls for help after heavy rain fell across the country.
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Manchester United ‘desperate’ to win trophies
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Manchester United are “desperate” to win trophies this season ahead of Wednesday’s Carabao Cup quarter-final against Everton.
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Marcus Rashford says Manchester United ‘capable of winning big trophies’ again
Marcus Rashford believes Man Utd are “capable of winning big trophies” again.
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Covid-19: Call for urgent executive meeting over Christmas rule changes
Arlene Foster and Michelle O’Neill say people should consider coming together on Christmas Day only.
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Idris Elba’s rejection of James Bond role after offensive ‘too street’ to play 007 remark
IDRIS ELBA rejected the notion of playing James Bond after being branded ‘too street’ to play the iconic British secret agent.
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First Minister Mark Drakeford calls emergency cabinet meeting over new strain of coronavirus
It follows evidence that the new variant of the virus can spread more quickly
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How you can see the first alignment Jupiter and Saturn in 800 YEARS over Britain’s skies
Jupiter and Saturn have been gradually getting closer to one another since the start of summer. And, on December 21, the planets will appear to virtually overlap in the sky over Britain.
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Rishi Sunak extends furlough scheme by a month until MAY
The Chancellor said the huge bailout will now continue until the end of April to give businesses ‘certainty’, while firms will be able to access emergency loans until the end of March.