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The first Republican primary debate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin wrapped in the early hours of this morning.

Discover the intact wreck of the Belgian steamer Persier, a classic South Devon dive. Explore the collapsed sections, bow, boilers, and stern.

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The film, which has been embraced by followers of the QAnon conspiracy theory, has made over $170 million at the US box office

Harry Styles and Timothée Chalamet are known for their girlie necklaces, which have now taken off as a fashion accessory.

Adam Thirlwell’s latest novel begins in revolutionary France and chronicles the travails of its embattled celebrity heroine, Celine, who is being subjected to a campaign of malicious gossip about her sex life. She resolves to cultivate a coterie of influential writers to wrest back control of the narrative – cue earnest meditations on power, misogyny

In November 2015 three men entered a jewellery shop in Tokyo’s upmarket Omotesando district, beat and injured a security guard, smashed a showcase and stole 100 million yen’s (£600,000) worth of goods. The suspects identified by the police fled to the UK, where, after the intercession of Interpol, they were arrested. Japan, unsurprisingly, wants them back. But

Disney’s new live action version of Snow White, starring Rachel Zegler, is due out next year. It already looks tedious.

The Clash, The Sex Pistols, The Damned – central bands to the punk subculture. But not to UK history. Punk didnt shape the 1970s and 1980s.

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