Saturday, 23 May 2026

Livvy Dunne's furious foul-mouthed reaction to baseball boyfriend Paul Skenes' pitching error caught on camera

Social media sensation Livvy Dunne was in Canada to cheer for her boyfriend, Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes, during a game against the Toronto Blue Jays.

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REVEALED: The 'Village Diet' doctors say can fight cancer, heart disease, obesity and diabetes. There's no calorie-counting, fasting or supplements - and you can see results in just three weeks by following this simple method

A remote peninsula populated by tribes largely untouched by modern civilisation may seem an unlikely place for the latest diet fad to emerge.

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Friday, 22 May 2026

Missing Virgin River star Stewart McLean 'may have been murdered' as police launch investigation

McLean, 45, also known for his roles on TV series including Supernatural and Arrow, was last seen on May 15 at his home in Lions Bay, British Columbia, Canada.

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England World Cup squad announcement LIVE: Thomas Tuchel's selection is LEAKED ahead of the big reveal with list of stars axed

Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog as Thomas Tuchel names his 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup in USA, Canada and Mexico.

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Thursday, 21 May 2026

World Cup jet lag REVEALED: Unlucky debutants set to rack up eyewatering 10,000km... while one pampered host nation doesn't have to go far at all!

The largest World Cup in history means that teams will be traveling for longer than ever. All those miles will add up as rest becomes a premium and players need to recover.

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Detroit-bound Air France plane ordered to land in Canada over EBOLA fears

An Air France flight was diverted to Canada after a passenger from an Ebola-restricted area boarded the flight, officials said.

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Police warn of World Cup trouble because ministers ignored advice about pubs free-for-all

Pubs can stay open late for England and Scotland's World Cup matches - but police today revealed it was against their advice, and accused ministers of 'passing the buck' to police forces to deal with disorder

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