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Jeremy Kyle's TalkTV show under investigation in Ofcom storm

The previous version of this article claimed Kyle was under investigation for using "discriminatory language"; this was incorrect and the article has since been amended to reflect that. Further details of the investigation have not yet been revealed by the regulator.

Neil Robertson demands WST action after Kyren Wilson incident as star disgusted

Neil Robertson wants to see a clampdown on behaviour around the snooker table and has urged World Snooker Tour to punish any offenders after Kyren Wilson's viral indiscretions. Wilson allowed his anger to get the better of him in a fiery moment at the International Championship in Nanjing at the weekend. The 2024 world champion threw his cue across the table after a frame-winning break from his opponent Liam Highfield. Wilson later apologised to the referee Dai Liang, who looked bemused at the world No.9's behaviour as he watched him walk out of the arena, by buying him a small gift.

Morrisons shoppers left asking ‘is this a joke’ as Christmas product launched

With the festive season fast approaching many supermarkets are launching their limited edition Christmas foods - but one Morrisons product has left customers baffled. Alongside its Christmas cakes and trifles, Morrisons has launched a new festive dessert which has shoppers convinced it had been left over from April Fool’s Day. The new Morrison’s ‘Sweet Christmas Pizza’ features pieces of Terry Chocolate orange and biscuit crumbs. Shaped as a pizza, the tomato base has been swapped with all things sweet.

Ultra-Fossil Empire

Trump is the vanguard of a new phase of imperialism, which is burning the planet to a cinder.

Brent crude slides 3% after Trump says US will stop military funding to Israel ‘by end of this year’

Brent crude has turned negative, sliding 3%, after Donald Trump said the US will stop providing military funding to Israel by the end of this year.

Seven 'bomb threats' issued as chaos erupts on flights from UK and Europe

Seven passenger flights have been hit by suspected bomb threats today, including three Ryanair planes. Two planes, including one which had departed from London Heathrow, have been inspected in Warsaw, while a Ryanair flight from Manchester was forced to land in Murcia.

Police launch manslaughter investigation into footballer Jesus de Miguel's death

Spanish police confirmed that they have opened a "routine" investigation into possible involuntary manslaughter after Tenerife footballer Jesus de Miguel tragically died during a match on Monday. The next day, Tenerife's striker passed away following an on-pitch collision with opposition goalkeeper Jesus Owono.

British brand Simba launches 'biggest ever' Black Friday sale on award-winning mattresses

You won't find a bigger discount this year, Simba promises

King says slave trade 'fills my heart with horror' but stops short of apology

The King has reminded the world of Britain’s role in ending the transatlantic slave trade, saying “evil need not have the last word”.

As King Charles visits the Caribbean, is the reparations movement approaching a tipping point?

The British monarch has been stalked by protesters during his visit to the Bahamas, Antigua and Guyana – and they will only become more insistent as time goes on

The private creative world of Rabindranath Tagore, the man Yeats called ‘greater than any of us’

A previously unseen family archive offers a glimpse into the Indian Nobel prize winner’s artistic process and personal relationships in his final years

West Ham Close to Appointing Club Legend After Sacking Nuno Espirito Santo

The Hammers sit eighth in the Championship as they bid to bounce back to England's top flight