There's a potential new couple on the cobbles...

• Metro
• 19 saat, 45 dakika

It has influenced hundreds of horror films over the last five decades.

• Metro
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New data from the DWP shows hundreds of thousands of people will not be given support

• The Mirror
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• The Sun
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It will mark the second test of the national emergency alert system – after the first in 2023

• The Independent
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The Kingdom boss also claimed that David Clifford had his best ever season in a Kerry jersey in 2025

• Belfast Live
• 19 saat, 48 dakika

There are 2,544 asylum seekers living in taxpayer-funded accommodation in the city - up from 849 in 2023.

• Daily Express
• 18 saat, 48 dakika

In the Yorkshire Premier League North Premier Division 2 Flixton suffered a disappointing 19-run defeat at Harrogate 2nds on Saturday via the Duckworth Lewis Stern method.

• The Scarborough News
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Vice President JD Vance says President Donald Trump is in "incredibly good health," with "incredible energy." Vice President JD Vance expressed his unequivocal confidence in President Donald Trump’s good health, while noting he’s nevertheless been well prepared to take over the top job if “a terrible tragedy” should occur. In an interview published this week , USA Today asked Vance, “Why should Americans trust you to lead the country?” “Well, I’ve gotten a lot of good on-the-job training in the last 200 days,” the VP replied, before quickly pivoting to praising Trump’s health. “The president is in incredibly good health. He’s got incredible energy,” Vance said, adding that Trump, 79, is typically the “last person making phone calls at night” and “the first person” to wake up and begin making phone calls in the morning. A bruise is visible on the back of Trump's right hand during a meeting with South Korean President Lee Jae-myung on Aug. 25. On Friday night, rumours about Trump’s well-being reached a fever pitch after a White House pool report revealed he had no events scheduled over the three-day Labor Day weekend. However, Trump was photographed on Saturday morning as he headed to play golf. Trump was photographed en route to play golf on the morning of Aug. 30. Related... JD Vance Gives Absolutely Baffling Answer To Question About Trump And Jeffrey Epstein JD Vance Schooled Over ‘Clueless’ Historical Claim: ‘Does He Know Anything?’ JD Vance Bungles Basic History While Talking About Russia And Ukraine

• The Huffington Post
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Rumours spread on social media after a different hotel came out and confirmed it was not housing asylum seekers

• Liverpool Echo
• 19 saat, 48 dakika

The pair are understood to have targeted two jewellers in the West Yorkshire town of Bradford and at least one in nearby Huddersfield on the same day last week.

• Daily Mail U.K
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Donald Trump US President Donald Trump said in a rare admission of error that he had thought his recent sit-down with Russian President Vladimir Putin would lead to the end of the war on Ukraine . “I thought I had it done,” Trump revealed in an interview with The Daily Caller published on Saturday. The president met with Putin in Alaska earlier this month for negotiations to put hostilities in Ukraine to an end. Trump came away empty-handed, but claimed the next day that they had discussed a “Peace Agreement” together, which has yet to publicly materialise. Trump sat down for an hour-long conversation Friday in the Oval Office with Reagan Reese, the conservative outlet’s White House correspondent. He said Putin is unlikely to meet with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy anytime soon. “We’re not talking about something that I started. I inherited this war. And all I’m trying to do is put out the flame, you know. And I thought I had it done,” Trump told Reese , adding that he has previously “done it with wars that were tougher than this.” “So three of those wars are going on for more than 30 years, and I got them all done,” he continued. “This was is just, it’s been difficult. It’s been a difficult war.” Trump has publicly angled in recent months for a Nobel Peace Prize, claiming credit for settling numerous international conflicts. Trump promised on the campaign trail last year to end the Russia-Ukraine war within 24 hours of his reelection , and told reporters ahead of his summit with Putin that Russia would face “very severe consequences” if he continued hostilities afterwards. Trump assuaged the noninterventionist part of his base on Friday by once again vowing that no US troops will be deployed to Ukraine, but said he’s willing to provide air support if it means winning the war. The president also expressed frustration with the conflict. “Look, I’d like to see something get solved,” he told Reese. “They’re not our soldiers, but there are, five to 7,000, mostly young people being killed every single week. If I could stop that and have a plane flying around the air every once in a while ... we’d help them.” Trump previously warned that there would be "very severe consequences" Putin continued hostilities towards Ukraine after the pair met in Alaska. Reese asked Trump about the “big” issue he previously said he and Putin didn’t agree on at the summit. Trump offered no clarification about what the issue was, and instead touted his “good relationship” with the Russian president. “That’s why I really thought we would have this done,” he said, alluding to an end to the war. “I would have loved to have had it done. Maybe they have to fight a little longer. You know, just keep fighting — stupidly, keep fighting.” Related... European Leader Shares A Very Alarming Take On What Trump Really Means To Russia Neil Young Drops Scathing New Protest Song Explicitly About Trump 'We Are Out Of Time': Trump Sent A Bleak Reality Check After Putin's Deadly Kyiv Attack

• The Huffington Post
• 19 saat, 51 dakika

You're out.

• Metro
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• The Sun
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Prince Andrew previously claimed that he had cut contact in December 2010.

• Daily Express
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Tom McPhail in the Sunday Times has urged the DWP to "save" the state pension by "taking it away" from under-75s.

• Birmingham Live
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