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Emmy nominations: Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby celebrates awards nod

Comedian Hannah Gadsby celebrated her Emmy Award nomination, with her now set to face-off against a number of industry heavyweights.




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On the LOOSE for 20 years: ITV's Loose Women tackling the topics viewers really want to talk about

From orgasms to politics to parenting, not even the most optimistic TV exec would have guessed the show would still be going strong. Critic Michael Hogan reveals how it's kept us all hooked




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Creative Arts Emmys: Game Of Thrones dominates second night of awards

Game of Thrones dominated the second night of the Creative Arts Emmys on Sunday.




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Emmy nominations: Game of Thrones, Big Bang Theory and Veep score big

The 2019 Emmy nominations were announced on Tuesday, with a number of departing shows being recognized in their final seasons but not The Big Bang Theory.




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Tennis news: Nick Kyrgios involved in yet ANOTHER on-court meltdown as bad boy smashes his racket

The bad boy of tennis can add his latest row to the showreel after he smashed his racket in a strop before refusing to shake the hand of the chair umpire Fergus Murphy.




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Tennis news: Nick Kyrgios wins match after asking fan where to place serve

Usually when Nick Kyrgios is creating headlines it can be for controversial reasons. But tennis's 'bad boy' was at the centre of a feel-good moment during his straight sets victory over Norbert Gombas.




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HENRY DEEDES: Boris Johnson's difficult coronavirus briefing

HENRY DEEDES: The PM's prognosis was: no pubs, no clubs, and no more trips to the theatre. In fact, no heading outdoors unless extremely necessary.




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HENRY DEEDES: Boris Johnson is back to his positive best

HENRY DEEDES: As the PM took his place at the Downing Street podium to address the nation on coronavirus, it was like witnessing a frustrated footballer suddenly moving to the favourite position.




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HENRY DEEDES: Chancellor Rishi Sunak has nitrogen in his blood... but oozes compassion 

HENRY DEEDES: Judging by his appearances over the past week, we must therefore assume that through Rishi Sunak's bulging veins flows nothing but pure liquid nitrogen.




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Coronavirus: Claim Boris Johnson 'in good spirits' unconvincing

What a paddling pool of thoughts Dominic Raab must have been going through shortly after 7pm last night.




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HENRY DEEDES: Dominic Raab the grouch is gone... now he's a far springier stand-in

HENRY DEEDES: Dominic Raab's mood, to use a phrase we hear rather a lot from scientists these days, has upticked significantly since we last heard from him.




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HENRY DEEDES: All we got from Dominic Raab was fun-free gloom

HENRY DEEDES: Dominic Raab announced the news at yesterday's Downing Street press briefing. It was a gloomy, fun-free affair.




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HENRY DEEDES: Genial Rishi Sunak's gowns from Myanmar? It sounded more like an Arthur Daley wheeze 

HENRY DEEDES: With his scheme now up and running, Rishi might have afforded himself a little strut at the lectern - but for the embarrassing issue of NHS protection equipment shortages.




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HENRY DEEDES: Boris Johnson is a man still adjusting to life

He emerged hesitantly, tiptoeing gently down the steps of Downing Street like a winter swimmer wading into the icy foam.




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HENRY DEEDES: Keir Starmer's tribute was surprisingly decent... then he started babbling on

Rarely do tributes between political opponents extend beyond leaden platitudes. Before yesterday, the most sincere words of support I've heard between party leaders came after David Cameron's son Ivan died.




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HENRY DEEDES: Boris Johnson and the Boffins were back - and the trio had some new material!

Back at last in their favorite Downing Street rehearsal room, the Prime Minister (pictured), gave the government's daily coronavirus briefing with his scientific and medical advisers.




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HENRY DEEDES: Like 007 facing his foe, Boris Johnson served charm with menace at his return to PMQs

Bond aficionados will know that early in each story comes an inaugural meeting between hero and foe. A chance encounter over highballs, perhaps, or a high-stakes hand of chemin de fer.




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Premier League darts: Five things we've learned so far this season

The Premier League Darts season has already thrown up plenty of surprises as it nears the half-way mark of the 2020 campaign. Here, Sportsmail takes a closer look at what we've learned.




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Coronavirus: UK Athletics cancel foreign training camps and tell staff not to travel abroad

While some British athletes are abroad training for the Olympics and will not be compelled to return, the firm advice from the organisation is against further travel out of the country from this point.




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Coronavirus: Top PDC Darts stars defy lockdown by doing battle online from their own homes

Top PDC Darts stars gave the phrase 'in the madhouse' a new meaning as they defied the global sporting shutdown to live-stream a tournament from the comfort of their respective living rooms.




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Coronavirus: Marc Madiot warns cycling teams face 'economic meltdown' if Tour de France is postponed

The legendary road race is scheduled to start in Nice on June 27 but it will now either be postponed or scrapped altogether, with a decision expected later this week.




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Super Bowl celebrations: Diddy, Jessica Simpson and Kristin Cavallari share snaps

Celebrities across the country shared a glimpse inside their Super Bowl celebrations on Sunday.




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Coronavirus: The Masters organisers confirm prestigious golf tournament has been postponed

The Masters has been postponed with the world of sport rocked by the ongoing spread of coronavirus, its organisers have confirmed. No new date has been announced.




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World Cup U20 Golden Ball winners: Solanke joins Messi

Liverpool fans would have been forgiven for getting a surge of excitement as they saw Dominic Solanke pick up the Golden Ball at the Under 20 World Cup last week, but is it a true indicator of success?




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Coronavirus: Novak Djokovic says he's 'opposed to vaccination'

World No.1 Novak Djokovic's has expressed a reluctance to be given a vaccine for coronavirus, as world tennis works out the best way to get the show back on the road.




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Football news: Granit Xhaka happy to give up Swiss captaincy for upset Xherdan Shaqiri

Shaqiri made himself unavailable for selection ahead of this month's Euro 2020 qualifiers, which started with Switzerland grabbing a 1-1 draw at Republic of Ireland on Thursday.




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Liverpool news: Carragher insists Suarez's bite on Ivanovic cost Liverpool 2014 title

Luis Suarez finished that season as top goalscorer with 31 goals, but was forced to sit out this opening five matches as punishment for his assault on the Chelsea defender the season before.




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Transfer news: Harry Kane and Marcus Rashford 'head up Barcelona's four-man January wishlist'

Barcelona have reportedly drawn up a wishlist for January as they hunt a long-term replacement for Luis Suarez. And it appears Harry Kane and Marcus Rashford head up the shortlist.




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Transfer news: Barcelona prefer Marcus Rashford to Roberto Firmino in search to replace Luis Suarez'

Suarez, who turns 33 in January, looks set to leave the Nou Camp next summer and Barcelona chiefs want a marquee name to fill the void left by the former Liverpool striker.




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Coronavirus: How will pause affect injured stars Paul Pogba, Harry Kane, Eden Hazard and others?

Football in most European leagues has been put on pause because of the coronavirus. But how will this affect those stars who were out on the sidelines injured?




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Coronavirus: How much will Lionel Messi and Co pocket should Barcelona enforce 70% wage cut?

At Barcelona, as reported on Thursday by Sportsmail, the board are risking a potential feud with their star players over mooted wage cuts. Here's how it would affect their enormous salaries.




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SAG Awards: Laverne Cox look like red carpet royalty in crimson frock

After jointly announcing the SAG Awards nominations in December, Orange is the New Black star Laverne Cox stunned in a red dress at the awards show on Sunday.




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Muller Anniversary Games: Five athletes to watch out for on Saturday as Mo Farah competes at the Olympic Stadium

The Muller Anniversary Games takes place at London's Olympic Stadium this weekend as some of the world's best athletes prepare for the start of the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro next month.




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Team GB Olympians: The seven athletes to watch out for at Rio 2016 

The first full day of Olympic action takes place on August 6. Sportsmail has put together a guide to the seven to follow throughout the Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games in Brazil.




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World Athletics Championships: Lifetime best puts Katarina Johnson-Thompson in pole position

Her haul of 4,138 points puts her 96 clear of the Olympic champion from Belgium, which is not unusual - the configuration of this event is such that she usually has the best of day one.




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Transfer news: Palace 'make £14m bid for CSKA Moscow striker Fedor Chalov'

The Eagles are low on fire-power with Christian Benteke, Connor Wickham and Alexander Sorloth all having problems - be it form or injury - and Roy Hodgson is desperate to add some attacking threat.




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EastEnders: Linda Carter star Kellie Bright teases her character could be KILLED OFF

The actress, 43, teased that Linda could be killed off during the BBC soap's 35th anniversary special as one of Albert Square's residents meet their fate in the deadly episode.




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EastEnders: 'Terrified' fans scream in horror as Whitney Dean murders her stalker Leo King

Viewers rushed to Twitter to praise the soap after a gripping episode saw Whitney finally escape Leon's clutches by stabbing him with a knife.




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EastEnders: A look back at Dot Cotton's greatest moments as June Brown quits the soap

The actress, 93, confirmed she no longer wished to play the gossiping laundress, after first arriving on Albert Square in 1985.




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EastEnders: Sharon Mitchell gives birth as son Dennis dies in shocking twist

EastEnders viewers were left shocked as Sharon Mitchell's 13-year-old son Dennis died in an explosive twist - only for his mum to find out about his death moments after giving birth. 




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EastEnders: Fans are left baffled as Peter Beale returns seven inches taller

Many viewers took to Twitter to poke fun at the hilarious transformation, after the character was recast for the seventh time with newcomer Dayle Hudson.




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Lonely Planet's top 500 UK experiences: Edinburgh Fringe takes No1

Lonely Planet's latest book - Ultimate United Kingdom Travelist - ranks the top 500 unmissable experiences and hidden gems across Great Britain, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands.




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Coronavirus: Scotland drug trials to treat respiratory damage

Researchers from the University of Dundee will conduct trials of brensocatib - formerly known as INS1007 - to tackle lung inflammation caused by the virus.




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Coronavirus: Scotland could soon allow small gatherings

Nicola Sturgeon today suggested people in Scotland could soon be allowed to meet a small 'bubble' of friends or family outside of their households under plans to ease the coronavirus lockdown.




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Robbie Williams's life in No. 1 hits: Former Take That star equals Elvis Presley's record

Robbie Williams left Take That in 1995 but jumped back into making music after a two-year hiatus. The album went platinum eight times in Britain and had more than two million sales.




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Kids Choice Awards: Chris Hemsworth, Bindi and Robert Irwin lead Aussie wins

The Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards in Los Angeles saw big names take home awards and get slimmed with green goo.




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Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards: Tones and I and Chris Hemsworth represent Australia

It's the fun-packed awards show notorious for covering its celebrity guests in green slime.




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Scarlett Johansson has virtual reunion with Avengers: Endgame co-stars at Kids' Choice Awards

They beat out Aladdin, Captain Marvel, Jumanji: The Next Level, Spider-Man: Far From Home and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker for Favorite Movie at the Kids' Choice Awards.




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RYDER CUP RATINGS: Molinari leads the way for Europe as Mickelson toils

Europe tasted victory in the 42nd Ryder Cup on Sunday, beating the United States 17½-10½ at Le Golf National. Sportsmail runs the rule over all 24 players and the two respective captains.




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Ryder Cup news: Harrington urges Lowry to build on his Open success

Ryder Cup captain Padraig Harrington wants Shane Lowry to build on his Open success and lead out the Europe team at Whistling Straits next year. Harrington is a close friend of Lowry's.