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I'm A Celebrity 2018 trailer: Holly Willoughby 'excited' for 'adventure of a lifetime' in first look trailer with Declan Donnelly
ITV has given fans their first look at Holly Willoughby in her new jungle home as she kicks off the “adventure of a lifetime” alongside Declan Donnelly. The TV favourite has joined Donnelly to front the new series of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here in place of show regular Ant McPartlin. The video shows the This Morning host nudge Donnelly after he forgets she is as new to the experience as the famous camp mates.
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I’m a Celebrity 2018 lineup: Full list of contestants entering jungle confirmed with Noel Edmonds 'revealed' as secret campmate
The lineup of I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here 2018 has been confirmed.
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Europe ‘could be willing’ to renegotiate Brexit, Sturgeon says
Ms Sturgeon said if the PM fails to get her Brexit deal through Parliament, it might be possible to renegotiate and keep the UK in the single market.
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Pictures: Strictly Come Dancing stars arrive in Blackpool ahead of big weekend
The couples will dance at the famous landmark this weekend.
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May seems to think she can go on and on. But she’s running out of road
Theresa May betrayed so little of her emotions as she emerged from Downing Street to unveil her Brexit deal on Wednesday night that with the sound off, you wouldn’t have known if she was resigning or declaring peace in our time. Only minutes earlier, her Brexit secretary, Dominic Raab, had told the Conservative chief whip that he would be quitting, although his resignation was only formally accepted the next morning.
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Khashoggi murder: Trump administration sanctions 17 Saudis over journalist's death
The Trump administration has sanctioned 17 Saudi nationals over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Riyadh's consulate in Istanbul. The sanctions will be implemented by the Treasury Department under the Global Magnitsky Act, which relates to actions by foreigners outside of the US that threaten international stability. “The Saudi officials we are sanctioning were involved in the abhorrent killing of Jamal Khashoggi,” said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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Majority of Brits now against Brexit and back second EU referendum - Sky Data poll
More than half of Britons are now against Brexit and support a second EU referendum, a Sky Data poll has found. Just one in seven Britons think the draft Brexit deal proposed by Theresa May is better than either a "no-deal" Brexit or remaining in the EU, a Sky Data poll reveals. Over half - 54% - would prefer to remain in the EU, while 32% would prefer to leave the EU without a deal - just 14% would choose Brexit on the terms negotiated by the government.
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Top UK court says to consider government appeal in Brexit reversal case
Britain's Supreme Court said on Friday it would consider whether to hear an appeal from the British government which wants to stop Europe's top court from examining a case seeking to determine whether the country can unilaterally reverse Brexit. Scottish politicians who are opposed to Britain leaving the European Union want the European Court of Justice (ECJ) to clarify whether London can withdraw its notification to leave without permission from the EU's other member states.
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The Crown season 3 cast confirmed as Netflix series finds its Princess Anne
The new cast for The Crown season three is rapidly taking shape. Series creator Peter Morgan has been recasting royal roles in the Netflix series as the characters get older. Confirmed cast members include Olivia Colman, who will play the role of Queen Elizabeth II now Claire Foy's tenure has come to an end, with Helena Bonham Carter succeeding Vanessa Kirby as Princess Margaret.
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The death toll from California's fires has risen to 66 — and more than 600 people are still missing
The death toll from the California wildfires had risen to 66. The Camp Fire in northern California destroyed an entire town in less than a day and has killed at least 63 people, making it the deadliest fire in the state's history. California wildfires are becoming so frequent and pervasive that officials there say there's almost no need for the term "wildfire season" anymore.
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Nothing has changed as the Maybot gets stuck in denial mode
‘May was in her preferred zone of semi-detachment. Someone who no one had ever heard of quitting a job no one knew he had. An hour later Dominic Raab resigned as Brexit secretary in protest at the Brexit secretary’s inability to negotiate a deal.
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G-Power lives up to its name with 789-bhp BMW M5
Because there's no such thing as having too much power.
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Theresa May rules out second Brexit referendum
Prime Minister Theresa May has ruled out the possibility of a second EU referendum even if parliament voted for one. Mrs May also shared a lighter moment with a reporter who she mistook for George Parker of the Financial Times.
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Here's how the 'brightest' object in the universe formed
A number of surrounding galaxies are slowly being devoured by the most luminous object in the sky.
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Aston Martin sales double boosting quarterly profits
It's yet more good news for the British luxury sports car maker.
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Safari-ready 1978 Porsche 911 SC defies conventions
Most 911s only go off-road by accident. This one tears up the dirt on purpose.
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Fortnite fish trophy guide: The different locations in week eight's challenge
Each week developer Epic Games unleashes a whole new set of challenges for players to earn battle stars and experience. You can only complete the challenge, and thus get the reward, if you dance in front of all seven trophies at different, named, locations. Where are the fish trophies?
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Welsh conceptual artist Cerith Wyn Evans wins Hepworth prize for sculpture
The sculptor and filmmaker was chosen by a panel of directors and curators from prestigious galleries.
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Amazon Black Friday deals 2018: Best offers in the UK right now
Black Friday may still be a week away but that has not stopped Amazon from kicking things off a whole week early turning Black Friday into a week long super-saving bonanza.
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Companies are desperate to attract millennials — and they're rebranding job titles as 'ninjas,' 'rock stars,' and 'evangelists' to do it
Companies across America are bidding farewell to terms like "associate" and introducing ones like "evangelist" as a way of attracting younger employees. Research suggests that a new job title can reframe how you think of your role in a company. The Wall Street Journal's work-culture reporter Te-Ping Chen recently reported that more and more companies are adding some pizzazz to their job titles in a move designed to attract new applicants and freshen a staid corporate image.
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Corrected study: Building, mining have high suicide rates
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. health officials say the workers with the highest suicide rates have construction, mining and drilling jobs. That was the finding of a report correcting an earlier study that mistakenly said farmers, lumberjacks and fishermen killed themselves most often.
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Statue of Liberty’s original torch moved to museum site
The torch was replaced with a replica in the 1980s.
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Iceland's President Apologises For Saying Pineapple Pizza Should Be Banned
Iceland's president has admitted he went "too far" when he said he wanted to
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Pound plunges on Brexit uncertainty
The pound sterling has plunged after a string of British ministers quit their posts in protest over the draft Brexit deal. Ranko Berich of Monex Europe gives us his perspective on what's next for the currency. Also on the show - we discover how the UK economy has fared since the Brexit referendum, and bring you the latest on the US-China trade war.
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Peers block suspension of Lord Lester after sexual harassment claims
The House of Lords has voted against a record suspension for a peer accused of having offered to make a woman a baroness if she slept with him. A parliamentary watchdog had recommended Lord Lester of Herne Hill be barred from parliament's upper chamber until 3 June 2022 following the allegations of sexual harassment. A number of peers raised concerns over the disciplinary procedure used in Lord Lester's case, arguing it was "manifestly unfair".
