1 hour ago 'I bought Too Good To Go bag from Blank Street – and I tripled my money on it'

A man has taken to social media to show off what he got in his Too Good To Go bag from Blank Street - as he praises the company for their ideas to reduce food waste

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1 hour ago Boy, 10, called 'It' by mum was on brink of death was before he and sister rescued after years of abuse

Police found the neglected children living in one room at a house in Bradford and took them to hospital

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2 hours ago I bought a Too Good To Go mystery bag from Aldi... here's why it was definitely worth it

Posting her haul to TikTok, Sophie Hill visited popular low-cost supermarket Aldi to see what she would be given after spending less than a fiver on her goodie box.

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2 hours ago Pictured: Wreckage of house where explosion killed one person seen today as police continue their investigation

The collapsed roof and shattered timber frame of the house in Cleat Hill can be seen in shocking aerial photos, with bricks and rubble scattered all over the ground below.

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2 hours ago Rare £2 error coin featuring the Queen could be worth £1k – see if you own it

Rare coins are selling for a small fortune as collectors scramble to get their hands on the special pieces. And one £2 coin in particular could be worth an eye-watering £1,000 if you find it

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3 hours ago Would YOU buy a home in Britain's cheapest new town? House hunters can save £160k in commuter hotspot as Brits urged to move out of cities to find a bargain

Buying in the post-war developments can save homeowners as much as £160,000 -  more than a third of the total cost of the property - in some areas.

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4 hours ago Easy way to clean shower head if you can't remove it – using 3 household items

It's essential to clean your showerhead to avoid a tough build-up of limescale that can form around it — and one cleaning expert has shared a simple hack to make it easier

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5 hours ago The assisted dying debate is about so much more than kindness v conservatism | Sonia Sodha

George Carey is wrong to reduce the bill to a simple question of right or wrongThere is perhaps nothing more 2020s than taking a sensitive, morally fraught issue loaded with complexity and nuance, and casting it as progress and kindness versus indifference and obdurate conservatism. When even senior members of the clergy fall into this trap, it is a sign of just how much social media has collapsed public discourse into a simple question of right or wrong.The debate about assisted dying has become depressingly reductionist, but I was still taken aback when the former archbishop of Canterbury George Carey last week chose to mirror its flaws rather than adopt a more careful tone. He urged bishops in the House of Lords to back Labour MP Kim Leadbeater’s private member’s bill to legalise ass...

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5 hours ago I bought a ‘magic’ device to dry clothes that costs pennies to run and now I hardly use the tumble dryer

The dehumidifier has also been fantastic at banishing window condensation, leading to less mould growth

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6 hours ago Britain’s wealth gap is growing, its malign effects seep into all aspects of life. It’s a national disaster | Will Hutton

Wealth distribution reeks of unfairness and poses as big a threat to the country’s wellbeing as climate changeBritain is a wealthy country, but the gap between our richest and poorest 10% is now, the US excepted, the highest in the developed world. Accelerating since the financial crisis, wealth inequality casts a shadow over all our lives, affecting health, housing, education, productivity, enterprise, the media and even the vitality of our democracy.It has reached the point, a Fairness Foundation report last week argued, that the threat to our collective wellbeing means it should join climate change and terrorism on the government’s national risk register. Continue reading...

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