68 minutes ago Cuba power blackout hits ten million people as national emergency declared

The island’s main energy plant failed on Friday with engineers working round the clock to restore power

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86 minutes ago More than half of people can't find all the mistakes in this fridge brainteaser in less than 60 seconds

Test your IQ with this tricky fridge brainteaser which people have just 60 seconds to complete. The goal is to identify all 10 items, so can you find all of the clues?

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86 minutes ago 'I'm banned from US due to racy job – but I don't care what people think'

EXCLUSIVE: Amyyy-oxxo has made quite a name for herself since she started out in the escort agency, but the job hasn't come without its challenges. Some people judge her

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86 minutes ago Slash’s 2 Kids: All About the Rocker’s Sons London and Cash — and How They're Building Music Careers of Their Own

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86 minutes ago Watch: Speeding cyclists joke about hitting people on London road where 81

Watch: Speeding cyclists joke about hitting people on London road where 81-year-old was killed  The Telegraph

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88 minutes ago Voices: Labour were right to break their promise on taxes – we should all be paying more

... and the Conservatives are the last people who can complain, writes John Rentoul

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98 minutes ago People called my garden 's***' because I tarmacked over the lawn... but I don't care because they're just JEALOUS

Retired steel worker Terence Sullivan, 57, has paved all three sides of his home in Radcliffe, Greater Manchester, at a cost of £24,000.

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2 hours ago More than £11m raised in two days after appeal to help people in Middle East

The King and Queen and the Prince and Princess of Wales are among those who have donated.

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2 hours ago Levante Beach Club, Rhodes: the sporty Greek holiday for people who hate sunbathing

This active resort holiday is pegged as the perfect place for Type 2 fun personalities. Samantha Herbert puts it to the test — seeing how many activities she can fit into seven days

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2 hours ago ‘Bodies were dropped down quarry shafts’: secrets of millions buried in Paris catacombs come to light

Researchers hope to uncover how people died and how diseases have developed over 1,000 yearsDeep beneath the streets of Paris, the dead are having their last word. They are recounting 1,000 years of death in the city: how many are ­buried in the labyrinth of tunnels that make up Les Catacombes, what killed them and how the diseases that may have led to their demise have ­developed over the centuries.In the first ever scientific study of the site, a team of archeologists, anthropologists, biologists and ­doctors is examining some of the skeletons of an estimated 5-6 ­million people whose bones were literally dumped down quarry shafts at the end of the 18th century and beginning of the 19th. Continue reading...

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