2 hours ago State Pension update affecting half a million pensioners who will miss out on rise

A decorated World War Two veteran is one of 500,000 people who don't get the same State Pension uprating as others but she's on a mission to change that

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4 hours ago Harris is turning to video games and sports betting to try and win back some of the ‘bro’ vote from Trump

Trump is generally leading among male voters in national polls

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4 hours ago 'I'm a cleaning expert but even I'm shocked by this 70p hack to get rid of black mould'

A cleaning enthusiast on TikTok shared this game-changing anti-mould hack that could eliminate the need for exhaustive scrubbing efforts - and it may cost as little as 70p.

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6 hours ago Moment brazen Tesco thief climbs through the ROOF to steal cash from a till while staff 'stand and watch'

The male - who is dressed in a black tracksuit and hooded coat - makes his way to the top of the till before plunging headfirst through electrical wires in the white-tiled ceiling to come out the other side.

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8 hours ago Women with uncommon form of ovarian cancer offered hope with new drugs

Experts hope treatment will change practice globally for people with no or few treatment options

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8 hours ago It’s 60 years since The Lucky Country. Have we moved on from the bronzed Aussie male stereotype? | Frank Bongiorno and Mark McKenna

Writer Donald Horne was an astute generaliser in a golden era of them. Can we still examine Australia with his boldness?Sixty years ago, Penguin published a small paperback – Donald Horne’s The Lucky Country: Australia in the Sixties. Its cover was adorned by a commissioned painting – Albert Tucker’s profile of the archetypal Australian – male (of course), probably a returned soldier, his shirt open, beer mug in-hand, the ace of spades in his top pocket. Fronting a familiar, ocean-blue backdrop, Tucker’s granite-faced Aussie filled the frame, soaking up the sunshine. Like Horne’s depiction of Australia, he seemed to have no idea how he’d come to have it so good.But visible above the waves, behind the back of Tucker’s Australian bloke, there are four yachts with menacing, shark-like sail...

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8 hours ago The crisis facing Australian live music is older and bigger than just Live Nation

A recent Four Corners investigation into the entertainment behemoth was long overdue – but the industry has been bleeding out for decadesGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailI watched Four Corners’ investigation Music for Sale on Monday with some anticipation. The program was an overdue reckoning for Live Nation and Ticketmaster – the international entertainment behemoth, which has long faced accusations of abusing its market power by buying out venues, booking agencies, touring companies and merchandise manufacturers.The program finished to the soundtrack of Midnight Oil’s Forgotten Years – singer Peter Garrett was a prominent interviewee – playing over a nostalgic montage of some of this country’s most celebrated musicians on stage. Many artists, we were told, were too afraid to...

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8 hours ago New drug hope for aggressive ovarian cancer more likely to affect younger women

Scientists say the Royal Marsden hospitals' drug trial could change practice globally for serous form of ovarian cancer which doesn't respond well to chemotherapy

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8 hours ago Angelina Jolie is supported by 'boyfriend' Akala as they both attend the London premiere of her film Maria after going Instagram official

The actress, 49 sparked romance rumors with the British rapper, 40, when they were seen emerging from her hotel during Venice International Film Festival in August.

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