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More hostages to be freed by Hamas in exchange for Palestinian prisoners

13 Israeli women and children already released were largely taken from same community during 7 October attack

<p>Keir Starmer warned the ‘terrifying reality in Britain’ was the fact that too many women and girls are victims of abuse, verbal, physical, as well as everyday misogyny</p>

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‘I want my daughter to be safe’: Starmer reveals personal mission to tackle violence against women

<p>Gardai at the scene in Dublin city centre (Brian Lawless/PA)</p>

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Police give update on Dublin stabbing victims as five-year-old girl fighting for her life

<p>Joe Lycett in a promo video for his new Channel 4 documentary</p>

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Joe Lycett praised as he reveals target of his next stunt

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<p>Bibi Lynch felt that anti-depressants weren’t as effective as other tools she learnt to lift her low moods, but she wasn’t ready for how hard withdrawal would be </p>

Health and Wellbeing

What happened when I came off anti-depressants after eight years

It’s peak SAD* season – so maybe it wasn’t the right time for Bibi Lynch to stop taking the ‘happy’ pills she’d been on for eight years, but then is there ever a good time? Here’s how she is feeling a month on…

<p>The documentary focuses on Ronnie O’Sullivan’s triumphant 2022 World Championship</p>

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Ronnie O’Sullivan is our greatest sportsman – and also the most honest

<p>Sunak might prove less keen on a spring election than some of his advisers</p>

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Could Rishi Sunak be gearing up for a spring election?

<p>Influencers are ‘a threat ... because of how insidious their dishonesty is’ </p>

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Why restaurant influencers have just ruined your dinner

<p>All eyes on me: Tupac Shakur, photographed for ‘Poetic Justice’ in 1993</p>

Features

‘He never stopped hurting’: Tupac Shakur and the women who shaped him

Features

‘He never stopped hurting’: Tupac Shakur and the women who shaped him

<p>New Home Secretary James Cleverly warned of the challenges posed by any move to leave the ECHR (Leon Neal/PA)</p>

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Rwanda not the ‘be all and end all’ of plan to stop the boats, James Cleverly says

<p>Caio Benicio, 43, said he “acted on his instincts” </p>

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Over £280,000 raised for hero who stopped Dublin child knife attack

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Ronnie O’Sullivan is our greatest sportsman – and also the most honest

The seven-time snooker world champion has dominated and defined his sport, writes Jim White. But his Amazon Prime documentary shows he has no time for the PR game so successfully played by the likes of David Beckham and Michael Jordan

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Why restaurant influencers have just ruined your dinner

<p>Marianne Jones had always been short-sighted but, when her eyesight began to fail, she was facing a terrifying choice – pay now or pay with her sight later </p>

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‘I could have gone blind if I hadn’t been able to go private’

<p>Survival instinct: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is described as possessing such a persuasive personality that ‘you could parachute him into an island full of cannibals and come back in five years and he’d be the king’ </p>

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Inside OpenAI's bizarre boardroom battle with the man ‘who can see the future’

<p>Nigel Farage goes head to head with Gen-Zer Nella Rose </p>

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What Gen Z really think about Nigel Farage (it’s not what you think)

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What Gen Z really think about Nigel Farage (it’s not what you think)

<p>Kirstie Allsopp got into a social media spat for saying it would be better to live in a well built terraced house than a badly built new detached </p>

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Kirstie Allsopp: I’m not a snob for not liking detached new builds

Health and Wellbeing

What happened when I came off anti-depressants after eight years

US Politics

<p>Trump’s violation of his gag order led to Justice Arthur Engoron and his staff being “inundated” with death threats</p>

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Trump’s Thanksgiving message attacks fraud trial judge and clerk: Live

<p>Former US President Donald Trump leaves his civil fraud trial in New York State Supreme Court on 6 November. </p>

US politics

Trump lawyers claim death threats ‘irrelevant’ to federal gag order

<p>President Joe Biden speaks to reporters on 24 November about hostages freed by Hamas. </p>

US politics

Biden says he ‘will not stop’ until US hostages in Gaza brought home

US politics

Gun control measures struck down in two states

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Only The Poets perform ‘Looking At You’

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<p>Girls Aloud’s UK and Ireland tour will take place from May to June 2024 </p>

Features

Girls Aloud are giving us a pop reunion that actually feels right

Between S Club 7, NSYNC and Sugababes, it has been a year of pop reunions and now Girls Aloud have announced a 2024 tour in honour of their late bandmate Sarah Harding. But while other reunions may whiff of greed or waning celebrity, this one feels far far easier to celebrate, writes Helen Brown