2 h. ago Amazon's bestselling robot vacuum cleaner reduced from £250 to under £170 'surpasses expectations'

One five-star reviewer said they are "really impressed. It just works and does what you want it too."

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2 h. ago Popular burger joint announces 'difficult' closure of food hall site after less than a year

'We greatly appreciated your custom'

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3 h. ago Tiny beer festival set to return to Greater Manchester this park this summer

The fifth annual festival will feature a number of well-known names and faces from across the region's hospitality scene

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3 h. ago Lottie Moss shows off the shock results of her facial fillers being removed as she tells her surgeon: 'You fixed me'

Lottie Moss has showcased the results of having her facial filler removed as she gave a glimpse of the process.

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3 h. ago Gardener's clever hack means you can get 'unlimited' garlic from just one bulb

The ingredient is a staple in many households and one gardener has shared his ultimate hack to make sure you never run out of garlic for your kitchen again

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3 h. ago This natural item can dissolve toilet stains that bleach can't in minutes

Limescale can seem impossible to remove from your bathroom when left untreated.

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4 h. ago 6 best cylinder vacuum cleaners for powerful suction and an easy clean

We put a range of bagged and bagless cylinder vacuums to the test

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4 h. ago Fearne Cotton shares she's in a 'very good space' after split from husband and health scare

The star chatted on Lorraine about her amicable split as well as Davina McCall's support following her tumour removal

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6 h. ago HelloFresh launches fresh Easter menu with 30 seasonal options

HelloFresh has launched an Easter menu using fresh, seasonal ingredients and easy-to-follow instructions. The selection features more than 30 options, including 12 mains.Options include Moroccan Inspired Lentil Salad and Salmon in Creamy Cajun Sauce.

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6 h. ago As Trump rewrites even America’s history, institutions have two choices – submit or find ways to resist | Charlotte Higgins

The Smithsonian’s museums have been ordered to root out ‘divisive narratives’. It’s part of a pattern: the battle lines are now clearIt has come to this: we are now in Ministry of Truth territory. In Washington DC, the Smithsonian Institution, the US’s ensemble of 21 great national museums, last week became the subject of an executive order by President Donald Trump. “Distorted narratives” are to be rooted out. There will be no more of the “corrosive ideology” that has fostered a “sense of national shame”. The institution has, reads the order, “come under the influence of a divisive, race-centered ideology” that portrays “American and Western values as inherently harmful and oppressive”. The vice-president, JD Vance, is, by virtue of his office, on the museum’s board. He is charged by Trump to “prohibit expenditure” on programmes that “divide Americans based on race”. He is to remove “improper ideology”. The order is titled “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History”. George Or...

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6 h. ago Kyah Barton: Teenage drink driver who killed man after 'three drinks' is jailed for horror crash

Kyah Barton told his friends he was fit to drive them home, but when he lost control of his car and hit a tree his back seat passenger suffered fatal injuries

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7 h. ago M&S shoppers all say same thing about new Dippy Egg Filled Hot Cross Buns

Marks and Spencer has introduced a new Easter treat to celebrate 50 years of its iconic hot cross buns - and shoppers are already going wild for it

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8 h. ago Simple ingredient you should add to rice to make it taste 'flavourful'

Cooking rice can sometimes prove to be a bit of a challenge, but there's a simple ingredient you can add to the pot to make it taste a lot more flavourful.

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9 h. ago This £105 special release whisky is only £60 if you buy it today

Amazon’s spring sale is nearly over - but we’ve found one last huge whisky discount, and it’s ripe for the picking

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9 h. ago The Amazon Spring Sale ends tonight – these are the deals I recommend

From Ninja air fryers to Shark vacuum cleaners, this is your cheat sheet to this season’s big sale

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9 h. ago 'I bought Britain's most expensive coffee – you'll never believe how much one cup costs'

A food and drink lover, who often spares no expensive on his meal times, decided to try London's most expensive coffee shop to see if it is worth the staggering price tag or not

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9 h. ago The one change that worked: I loathed all forms of exercise – until I moved to a big city and walked miles

I’d tried running, pilates, swimming and barre, and hated the lot. Then I moved to London and, having no money, I had to start walking to places. Shockingly, I enjoyed itI never understood people who enjoy high-intensity exercise. Wine – yes. Films – obviously. Model trains – whatever floats your boat. But exercise? I didn’t get it. I wept on reformer pilates machines and left circuits classes halfway through under the guise of going to the toilet. I went to the park with the intention of running and instead lay down in the grass with a Cornetto. I pleaded illness – and once, the death of a fictional pet – to waive class cancellation fees. Exercise just wasn’t for me.And it’s not as if I didn’t try. I attempted swimming and barre, power yoga and boxing – all of it hellish, not to mention inaccessibly expensive. When I walked past a certain glass-fronted gym near my flat, invariably with some sort of snack in my hand, I felt a pang of pity for the people inside – sweaty, muscled pris...

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9 h. ago I’ve been drinking kombucha for years and it’s transformed my gut health – here’s how

This fermented probiotic drink has numerous health benefits, says Emilie Lavinia

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10 h. ago ‘The food is bad, everything is bad’: what it feels like to be on a hopeless NBA team

Teams like Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls have gone down in history for their winning streaks. But what’s it like to be on a truly terrible roster?The business of sports is about winning. But that, of course, doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of losers out there. That’s most evident every year in the NBA around the first day of spring. With about a dozen games left in the regular season, it’s obvious which teams are also-rans – and they have probably known that for some time. But when a team are losing and losing often, how does that affect the roster? How do the players deal with the constant lows?“When you lose,” says former NBA All-Star Xavier McDaniel, “it’s like getting a life sentence. I knew for me, losing, it started me to drink beer. Losing created a lot of bad habits. Losing can be a disease. We were losing so much [my rookie season] that by January I was drinking beer!” Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Stunning TV sports presenter Diletta Leotta reveals shocking 'almost

Leotta alleged that she was forced to remove almost all her clothes before she was 'tickled' under the arms and feet - something she described as 'incredible torture'.

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