Chrissy Teigen says she is 'endlessly thankful' for her children's four nannies

She told metro.co.uk how hard it was to keep it quiet.

WTC final updates from the one-off match at the OvalPlay starts in London at 10.30am BST/7.30pm AEST/3pm ISTAny thoughts? You can email or tweet @GeoffLemonSportWant a wider lens on the whole shebang, the meaning, the spectacle, the annoyed public servants? Andy Bull is your answer.Want the details of yesterday? Have Simon Burnton’s match report. Continue reading...

The prime minister was cheered onto the pitch yesterday while wearing a Nationals jacket.

Relationships ruined, Piers Morgan and a life spent ‘stalked’ by the press — courts correspondent Tristan Kirk reflects on an astonishing two days in court with the Duke of Sussex

“Several people” including children have been injured in a knife attack in Annecy, France, the country’s interior minister has said.

'She was such a lovely person.'

Oversight committee to investigate allegations that US has possession of ‘intact or partially intact’ alien vehiclesThe House of Representatives plans to investigate claims that the US government is harboring UFOs after a whistleblower former intelligence official said the US has possession of “intact and partially intact” alien vehicles.James Comer, the Republican chair of the House oversight committee, said the committee would hold a hearing into claims by David Grusch, who led analysis of unexplained anomalous phenomena (UAP) within a US Department of Defense agency, that the government had been collecting non-human craft for “decades”. Continue reading...

France's Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin praised the "very rapid intervention of the police" in apprehending the assailant.

Assets under management up £2 billion, driven by UK investors despite ‘mini-Budget crisis’ in September

Dave GrohlIf you’ve been inspecting this year’s Glastonbury line-up with a fine-tooth comb you will probably have spotted that a mysterious new band – The ChurnUps – are scheduled to play the Pyramid Stage on the first night of the festival.The set times for this year’s event were released earlier this month, with the unknown group set to warm up the main stage for Royal Blood and the Arctic Monkeys on 23 June.While fans were initially convinced that either Pulp or Foo Fighters were behind the secret set, Dave Grohl has dropped a major hint that it could actually be the latter who’ll be taking to the stage.In a handwritten note posted on social media, Dave wrote about how he was looking forward to “churning up emotions” on stage, immediately leading readers to speculate that he and his bandmates could soon be playing at Worthy Farm.Thank You. pic.twitter.com/ZjhC9wls0r— Foo Fighters (@foofighters) June 6, 2023Addressing fans, Dave wrote: “Hey, it’s been a while. Now that we’ve returned from our first run of shows, I felt compelled to reach out and thank you all for being there for us.“Every night, when I see you singing, it makes me sing harder. When I see you screaming, it makes me scream louder. When I see your tears, it brings me to tears. And when I see your joy, it brings me joy.“But, I see you... and it feels good to see you, churning up these emotions together. Because we’ve always done this together. Time and time again. See you soon.”It didn’t take long before fans started to read between the lines of Dave’s post…That "churning up" line surely confirms they're The Churnups for Glastonbury. What a great line up this year, sad to have not gotten tickets for this one ? https://t.co/qGXSqPovtk— Debajyoti Choudhury (@TDC1991) June 7, 2023Now I’m 100% convinced they’re the Churnups @ glasto https://t.co/VQjzBh8Wlp— Olivia (@oliviawarbey) June 6, 2023Churning up those rumours ??? @foofighters@TheChurnups@glastonbury#daretodream#bestyearyethttps://t.co/7vNXrOoGo6— GlastoEddtheDuck (@DuckEddthe) June 6, 2023So @glastonbury it is then?! @TheChurnupspic.twitter.com/A7xx1NPkPE— Tabatha Bennett (@mrstabsbennett) June 6, 2023Music fans have also pointed out that Foo Fighters have a noticeable Glastonbury-sized hole in their current touring schedule.Foo Fighters dropped their latest album, But Here We Are last Friday, and recently introduced their new drummer, Josh Freese, who has replaced the late, great Taylor Hawkins, following his death in March 2022.The band are no strangers to Glastonbury, having headlined the festival in 2017 alongside Radiohead and Ed Sheeran.MORE GLASTONBURY:Here Are All The Set Times You Need To Know For This Year's Glastonbury FestivalLewis Capaldi Cancels All Commitments Until Glastonbury To 'Rest And Recover'Elton John Teases What To Expect From Headline Glastonbury Set, And It Sounds Unmissable

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Newfoundland launches the UK's fastest and most affordable at-home infertility test. With home testing becoming increasingly more popular this launch will help one in six people affected by fertility issues.

The parade will head from the Hammers’ old home at Upton Park at 7pm to a reception at Stratford Town Hall at about 8pm.

It's an exciting one!

Storm overflows group has been promoted by ministers as evidence they are taking issue seriouslyUK politics live – latest updatesThe storm overflows taskforce set up by the government to tackle raw sewage discharges by water companies in England has only met once in the last year, a freedom of information request has revealed.The group – which was promoted by ministers as evidence that they were taking the issue of raw sewage discharges by water companies seriously – is supposed to meet fortnightly, according to its mission statement. Continue reading...

'I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.'

She says she was left with bruises after a heated row.

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From ‘lab leak’ theories to market stalls rumours, former BBC China correspondent John Sudworth investigates in Fever. Plus: five of the best podcasts for fathersDon’t get Hear Here delivered to your inbox? Sign up herePodcasting’s love affair with the news continues apace. A couple of weeks ago, Jayde Adams’s Welcome to the Neighbourhood returned for a second series of hilarious episodes based on comical local stories, and since the March launch of Northern News, its cheeky sideswipe at headlines based in England’s North has made for fantastic listening. This week, Paper Cuts brings together a dream team of journalists and comedians under the guidance of the Observer’s Miranda Sawyer to dissect the nationals. Given what entertaining shows it’s leading to, long may the love-in continue.This week we’re also sparing a thought for dads. With Father’s Day fast approaching, we’re rounding up shows including an intimate study in the relationship between father and son, a graceful parental advice forum and a show whose chat only occasionally devolves into craft beer and sports talk. We also have an excellent investigation into Covid’s origins, a “big, gay love story” and the newest from David Weinberg, whose podcast The Superhero Complex was one of our favourite listens last year. Enjoy.Alexi DugginsDeputy TV editor Continue reading...

DeSantis on campaign trail hoping to raise national profile as 2024 race hots up

Nick Gibb also warned that too many people in politics are ‘just interested in career progression’

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Davis County school district announced earlier that those in middle and elementary school in about eight schools would lose access to the Bible

There was no glam squad involved in the making of this preschool photo.

The Hammers are in hot water with Uefa after objects were hurled onto the pitch during their Europa Conference League final triumph in Prague

The feature will live inside a new part of the app that’s separate from your chats

Sacre bleu!

Benni McCarthy has had his say on Erling Haaland after Manchester United's FA Cup final defeat to rivals Manchester City.

Man Utd are not worried...

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Eligibility has expanded to include, for example, people who become extremely anxious or fearful of public spaces or those who regularly lose control of their behaviour

Rather than being the future of gaming it seems services like Game Pass and PS Plus are suffering the same problems as TV subscriptions.

In a crowded field, former Indiana governor looking to stand out from Republican rivals

Tottenham have unveiled their new home kit for the 2023-24 season, with Harry Kane as expected front and centre.

Changing up your pup’s diet can help with their allergies

The Government has previously rejected a ban, saying it is better to build environmental protections for ocean ecosystems

Green party’s former leader and only MP to stand down after saying she ‘struggled’ to spend enough time campaigning on climate crisisAnd here are the best extracts from Caroline Lucas’s interview on the Today programme:Lucas said that she would not be “retiring with my knitting” after leaving the Commons, and that not being an MP would give her more time to focus on climate issues. She said:The thing that really motivates me, what really drives me, is action around the climate and nature emergencies.Over the course of my lifetime alone, populations and some of our most important wildlife have plummeted by over half. The climate crisis is accelerating, warnings we will crash through that 1.5C climate threshold within the next five years. So these are really massive issues.She said climate activists were right to use direct action and she gave qualified support to the Just Stop Oil protests. Asked if she supported direct action by campaigners, she replied:I think there is a role for physical direct action and as you say - I always have done and I’ve done it myself.I think it’s a combination of both, to be honest.I think people who are taking peaceful, direct action, whether or not I agree with every single tactic, they have certainly accelerated the focus on this issue, mobilised huge numbers of people.She said Rishi Sunak’s government was more “dangerous and radical” than the Just Stop Oil protesters because of its energy policies. (See quote in the paragraph above.) Yesterday, Sunak described Just Stop Oil activists as “eco-zealots” who were “essentially leading us into an energy surrender”.She said she wanted to help the Green party get more people elected. Its performance in the local elections was its best ever, she said, and she said the Greens are now the largest party on 10 councils, and in administration in more than 30.The intensity of these constituency commitments, together with the particular responsibilities of being my party’s sole MP, mean that, ironically, I’ve not been able to focus as much as I would like on the existential challenges that drive me – the nature and climate emergencies. I have always been a different kind of politician – as those who witnessed my arrest, court case and acquittal over peaceful protest at the fracking site in Balcombe nearly ten years ago will recall. And the truth is, as these threats to our precious planet become ever more urgent, I have struggled to spend the time I want on these accelerating crises. I have therefore decided not to stand again as your MP at the next election.The reason I came into politics was to change things. Thirteen years ago it’s inconceivable that parliament would have declared a climate emergency. And I’ve put issues like a universal basic income and a legal right to access nature on the political agenda; secured the first parliamentary debate in a generation on drug law reform; and thanks to my work in parliament, a natural history GCSE will soon be on the syllabus. I have said the previously unsayable, only to see it become part of the mainstream, on coal, on the myth that endless economic growth makes us happier, on a green new deal. Continue reading...

The UK wastes almost half a billion pints of milk every year.

The Duchess of York gushed over her daughter Princess Eugenie's newborn baby in the latest episode of her podcast.

'You can’t kill people and get away with it.'

Actor hit out against ‘campaign of misinformation’ surrounding allegations made on social media

The former reality star, 32, opened up on her family life with husband Rio in the latest episode of her Blended podcast

This Morning viewers were left delighted with Phillip Schofield's latest replacement on the ITV show as they confess the presenter 'works better' with Holly Willoughby

Both put in an impressive showing in the Europa Conference League final and some supporters want to see them at Man United next season.