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Police warn of looting as the cost of flooding is expected to reach £5bn. But more rain is on the way tonight as Storm Frank approaches - follow the latest updates
Norman Tebbit: It's becoming harder to identify modern-day Tory voter
Labour leader tells Olympic gold medallist politics is not like sport
Paula Brash confessed to police she had left her daughter at home after being arrested for drink driving after crash
Bad weather washed part of the cliff in Charmouth, Dorset, into the sea, attracting scores of enthusiasts in search of souvenirs
Obituary: Motörhead frontman dies aged 70, two days after being diagnosed with cancer
The Future of Humanity Institute (FHI) is recruiting a trio who could either save the world or damn it
South Africa finish day four on 136/4 and require 280 more runs for an unlikely victory in Durban
Paul Hayward: The days when United would lift their city and sporting spirits everywhere are now just a distant memory
As new research reveals installing a mirror in your kitchen helps you lose weight, Jonathan Wells looks at five other helpful hacks
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From an economic slowdown in China, to the plunging oil price and Europe's migrant crisis, it's been another year of great unease in the global economy
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Former Newcastle goalkeeper had been in a coma since falling ill on December 20
Stoke and Spurs dominate our composite XI from the games played over the Christmas period
Five things we learnt: Ozil gets better and better; Oxlade-Chamberlain need a hug: Bournemouth can't defend corners, and two more
2015 saw surfer Mick Fanning fending off a shark attack and Sepp Blatter being covered in dollar bills
Gloucester flanker's stunning display against Harlequins adds to Eddie Jones's dilemma
Test cricket is in the doldrums and needs a bit of help and imaginative thinking to make it more appealing in the modern era
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Louis van Gaal has bought himself some time by finally adding pizzazz to soporific United team
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Eddie Jones has pledged to give everyone ‘a clean slate,’ and will pick on form rather than on reputation. Manu Tuilagi has the chance to impress and he is sure to take the opportunity
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From wearing all your clothes to bribing the ground staff, one airline reveals the stupid ways passengers attempt to dodge luggage fees
From hashtag fails to booking blunders, we recount the funniest gaffes of the year
Find out what ski resorts in Europe and North America are planning for New Year's Eve, including a piglet race
Our pick of the best multi-activity holidays, from mountain biking to horse-riding and family options, in destinations including the Dordogne and Greece
Tell us about your favourite destinations for the chance to win this £30,000 trip
A guide to celebrating New Year in Scotland, with details on the best events, fireworks and parties - and how to get there
The best beach holidays in Europe for families with teens, with tips and advice on hotels and activities
It's time for Telegraph Travel's 2015 France awards, voted for by literally one person
From the best-kept secret in the Canary Islands to Iceland's unsung east, Telegraph Travel experts suggest where to go
Aside from man-made snow, much of Europe is suffering, but snow is expected in the New Year
Quiz: Motörhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister had an adventurous life... but can you tell which of these anecdotes about him are true?
The ska band pay tribute to 'the world's greatest drummer, our beloved Brad'
Ramsay is on the rampage and Jon Snow is riding to war with sister Sansa in season six of HBO's Game of Thrones
Nolan will tackle the story of the evacuation from France during the Second World War for his forthcoming film
This stylish, dark thriller was close to Agatha Christie’s cruel intentions, says Tim Martin
As Sherlock returns, Gerard O'Donovan brings you up to speed with what's happened in the previous series
Sorcerers, mind-bending magic and a "gender ambiguous" Tilda Swinton... will this be Marvel's mosty interesting film yet?
What was the the Irish actor, star of the BBC's And Then There Were None, doing before Poldark?
It's that time of year: for drinking and partying and then making New Year's resolutions. Martin Chilton picks his 30 favourites
Martin Chilton counts down 100 great jokes by 100 great comedians
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American abstract painter and sculptor acclaimed for his large canvases expressing the joy of colour
Singer whose Tennessee Wig Walk became a ribald football anthem
Steel union boss during tense times who backed Neil Kinnock in his fight with the militant Left
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Whether its new rules on pensions, savings or energy efficiency we set out what lays in store for you this year
A popular hoax post circulating around Facebook claims its founder is giving $4.5m away to 1,000 lucky users
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From snowflakes to stars, we select the best fine jewellery to see you through the New Year in style
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What would Britain be worth if we put it on the market? Official estimate reveals how much each person would receive if we sold the entire country and everything in it
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Vauxhall Astra that was raced against the clock by stars such as Hugh Jackman and Benedict Cumberbatch sells for more than double its market value
Our society is shrinking in true Orwellian fashion, free speech has become muted, discussions and actions guarded. It's a dangerous situation
During the Second World War, thousands of South Korean women and girls were forced into sex slavery by Japanese troops - and are only now being compensated. Radhika Sanghani tells their story
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