42 minutes ago Scientist says we've been cooking steak all wrong and should be microwaving

A scientist claimed we're all cooking and eating steak the 'wrong way', and we should be cooking our steaks in the microwave

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17 hours ago What's wrong with Joe Tate in Emmerdale 'revealed' as soap airs health twist

Emmerdale aired another worrying scene for Joe Tate on Friday night appearing to confirm he had a health issue on the ITV soap, amid fans speculating they know what's wrong

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5 hours ago Paradise on a budget: I'm a travel expert and here's how to have a VERY cheap holiday in the Maldives, from £25

The tips come from Kara Wildbur, whose TikTok travel videos have snared her 133,000 followers. Kara tells MailOnline: 'People wrongly assume their trip to the Maldives needs to be expensive.'

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60 minutes ago We're already at war and no one in Britain is safe. This is the appalling truth about the threat we face: A chilling warning from Sir Winston Churchill's grandson NICHOLAS SOAMES

The stormclouds forming over the UK are more dangerous than anything we've seen in our lifetime. And if bombs, drones, missiles or rockets begin to fall out of the sky, we have very little to protect us.

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20 hours ago Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's daughter Shiloh, 18, stuns with dance routine amid parents' divorce settlement

In a new clip circulating on the internet, and re-posted by blogger Perez Hilton, Shiloh can be seen dancing her heart out to the song APT. by ROSÉ & Bruno Mars.

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4 hours ago HMPV: Health expert's verdict on whether virus from China could trigger global pandemic

A surge in cases of HMPV (human metapneumovirus) has raised fears of another Covid-19 style pandemic after harrowing images in China show children in hospital beds needing urgent treatment

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18 hours ago Oliver Bonas to open new store inside former restaurant in Greater Manchester suburb

It's all change

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15 hours ago Greggs customers outraged as fizzy drinks spotted 'locked up' days after menu price hike

Footage shows the fizzy drinks at a Greggs store in London now behind a large padlock leaving to further frustration for shoppers after they saw a price hike on a favourite menu item

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65 minutes ago New Orleans attack would’ve had ‘completely different outcome’ if steel barriers were used, inventor says

Peter Whitford says Archer barriers, which the city had stored away, have record of stopping vehicle rammingsThe deadly New Year’s Day truck attack in New Orleans “would have had a completely different outcome” if city officials had put out 700lb (317kg) barriers that they bought years earlier and have a track record of preventing intentional vehicle rammings, the blockades’ inventor has told the Guardian.But the city “did not have a full slate of accessories to help move and deploy” those steel Archer barriers quickly in the way they were designed to be – and how authorities elsewhere have managed to do it, Peter Whitford, the chief executive officer of the Meridian Rapid Defense Group, said in an interview. Continue reading...

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21 hours ago When cruises go horribly wrong – from harrowing 'falling man' photo to 'sewage on walls'

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: From cold and starving passengers turning into 'savages' over cucumber sandwiches to 33 people losing thier lives before the captain was jailed, below we look at some cruise ship disasters

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5 hours ago How four serious illnesses impact your skin, and solutions from the experts

Serious illness can have an impact on your complexion. Rosie Green gets some expert advice on how to soothe your body - and soul

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3 hours ago Expert reveals the subtle reason Meghan Markle's clothing makes her look drained

WHILE the late Queen became known for her rainbow wardrobe, enabling her to stand out from the crowd, Meghan Markle was once dubbed the 'Queen of Cream'

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28 hours ago Jurgen Klopp's final Liverpool 'regret' as Arne Slot decision 'attracts two clubs'

Jurgen Klopp did little wrong while he was the manager of Liverpool, but there is one thing the German said he regretted during his final campaign - and Arne Slot hasn't rectified it

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17 hours ago Expert tips for exercising as a family in 2025, from workouts to games

Experts share the best ways for kids and parents to get more active in 2025

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1 hour ago Brit woman, 20, dies in 500ft fall at holiday hotspot as pal clings to rock

A British woman plunged to her death after taking a wrong turn while mountain climbing near the Camino de Rey path, which was once considered the most dangerous walk in the world

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5 hours ago Medical expert verdict on mandatory face masks in UK over 'mystery' Chinese HMPV virus

EXCLUSIVE: The human metapneumovirus (HMPV) has caused concern as the NHS creaks under the pressure of a 'quad-demic', with shocking footage from Chinese hospitals circulating online

Science

4 hours ago Chef's genius hack for 'perfect' poached eggs in 44 seconds without a saucepan

Chef Erica Wides, who is known as @chefsmartypants on TikTok, has shared the ultimate cooking hack on how you can poach an egg in less than a minute using just a microwave

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30 hours ago Novak Djokovic’s claim he ate ‘poisoned’ food in 2022 Melbourne hotel detention ‘possible but very unlikely’, experts say

Doubt cast on tennis former world number one’s comments in GQ interview as debate reopens about handling of visa sagaGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastExperts have cast doubt on Novak Djokovic’s claim that he was “poisoned” by the food he ate in hotel immigration detention during his Australian Open visa saga, suggesting it is possible but unlikely.Interviews with the former world number one ahead of the 2025 Australian Open have reopened public debate about the chain of events in 2022, with Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios saying his home country had “treated [Djokovic] like shit” by cancelling his visa in 2022.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading...

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22 hours ago DWP urged to make state pension change that would affect eight million people

MPs may have to debate the proposal

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2 hours ago Greggs padlocks drinks cabinet in bid to stop shoplifters targeting London store

The budget bakery locked the section, leaving bottles of Coke and Lucozade inaccessible to customers

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21 hours ago How to win at rock, paper, scissors: Expert reveals the simple trick that will almost guarantee you beat your friends

In a video posted to his TikTok, an expert reveals how you can use simple psychology to beat your friends at the game.

Science

4 hours ago How to get more than enough protein this Veganuary, according to plant

An expert nutritionist shares some top tips for hitting your protein goals on a vegan diet

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22 hours ago Lanarkshire councils will share more than £1.5 billion in funding over next year

Under the Local Government Settlement, North Lanarkshire Council will receive £869.7 million with £805.8 million allocated to South Lanarkshire.

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3 hours ago Expert issues urgent warning to parents to STOP using common household item over risks of electric shocks and fire hazards

In a video posted to the WhichUK Instagram, the British consumer champion group explained that though seeming handy, they can actually increase the risk of electrical shock and fire.

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22 hours ago Quitting vaping in 2025? Health experts advise not to give up 'cold turkey'

Expert advice from LloydsPharmacy explains how to quit vaping for good.

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5 hours ago You've been walking along pavements all wrong! Etiquette guru William Hanson reveals how to use them correctly

According to William you've been walking in the wrong group formations, failing to give way and, what's more, failing to operate pedestrian crossings in a suitable manner.

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23 hours ago Daily Star's favourite Tesco meal deals as it's '100% got to include egg or prawns'

The boiled egg snack, dubbed the Tesco Egg Protein Pot, made it on to Tesco's top meal deal combinations for 2024, but the Daily Star's hungry mob have some questionable choices of their own

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4 hours ago Laundry expert's 29p hack to remove stains from white shirts in minutes

An expert has shared top tips for keeping school uniforms looking fresher for longer, including how to make your own stain remover and why you should use white vinegar instead

Events

27 hours ago Health expert issues advice to millions to get these five key check ups and vaccines

Vaccinations and routine check ups can help people stay healthy as they age

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5 hours ago Etiquette experts reveal if it is appropriate to break up with someone via text after the first date

Decoding dating etiquette is notoriously difficult - especially figuring out what the appropriate move is after a first date gone wrong. 

Politics

24 hours ago What IS going wrong with the UK economy? How a spike in debt servicing costs threatens to derail Labour as 'Stagflation' fears mount... and Pound is branded the 'Great British Peso'

A major plank of Keir Starmer's pitch at the election was that Labour would bring much-needed stability to the UK economy.

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11 hours ago AMANDA PLATELL: I know the sad and cynical truth about why Harry and Meghan's offer over Los Angeles fires has gone up in flames

No sooner had the flames of the devastating fires in Californian begun destroying homes and lives than Meghan and Harry leapt to the rescue.

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6 hours ago From iced buns to brussel sprouts: nine nutritionists on what they really eat (it may surprise you)

Is it all green juice and overnight oats, or do health experts enjoy the occasional burger or chocolate eclair? They reveal their tips and treatsWhat do you eat for breakfast?A savoury breakfast bowl, including some sort of high-fibre carb, such as buckwheat, quinoa or millet, with spinach or kale, jammy eggs, some avocado and mixed seeds. Continue reading...

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25 hours ago Tesco makes major change to 50 supermarket stores in bid to stop shoplifters

The supermarket chain has introduced keypad-opened cabinets into 50 more of its stores' alcohol aisles with the cabinets containing champagne and other sparkling wines

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13 hours ago Why Britain now needs a Ministry for Civil Defence: Few want to admit it, but we are effectively already at war with Russia, writes Winston Churchill's grandson NICHOLAS SOAMES

Look up. You might imagine that, under a British sky in January, a good old umbrella will keep you safe from the worst that the clouds above can throw at you.

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6 hours ago From iced buns to brussels sprouts: nine nutritionists on what they really eat (it may surprise you)

Is it all green juice and overnight oats, or do health experts enjoy the occasional burger or chocolate eclair? They reveal their tips and treatsWhat do you eat for breakfast?A savoury breakfast bowl, including some sort of high-fibre carb, such as buckwheat, quinoa or millet, with spinach or kale, jammy eggs, some avocado and mixed seeds. Continue reading...

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26 hours ago Richard Hammond's wife Mindy 'wants to keep' £7million family castle in divorce settlement

The Grand Tour star Richard Hammond and his wife, Amanda 'Mindy' Hammond, recently announced that they are to divorce after 28 years of marriage.

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14 hours ago 'It was in the wrong place at the wrong time': Family describe moment Colchester zoo rhino attacked Zebra in fatal incident whilst their 18

Edward Bull, 44, described the moment a zebra was viciously attacked by a rhino whilst they visited the zoo with their 18-month-old son, saying the 'zebra was 'just [in the] wrong place at the wrong time.'

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6 hours ago The image that speaks a thousand words about our inhumane migration debate | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

The birth of a baby boy on a dangerously overcrowded refugee boat should be a wake-up call to all of usIt has become something of a cliche to compare modern photographic compositions to Renaissance paintings, but that is what I thought of when I saw the image of the baby boy born on a crowded small boat that was rescued off the coast of Lanzarote this week. Granted, Renaissance painters were notoriously bad at babies, and with his wrinkled little face and his full head of hair, this baby is as real as it gets. But composition-wise, there is something in the twist of the torsos of all those exhausted people turning towards him and his mother, the arms outstretched, hands reaching. For a photo not taken by a professional, the effect is startling.What had this new mother just gone through? To be in early labour in such circumstances, let alone the later stages, let alone delivery once again, I’m left astonished by the sheer physical and emotional endurance of women.Rhiannon Lucy Cossle...

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28 hours ago A banking expert explains the balance transfer credit card pitfalls to watch out for

Thinking about taking out a new card for 2025? An expert suggests some things to consider first.

Economics

17 hours ago Drunk pair killed after 'lying and kneeling' in road as witness warns they'll end up dead

Kayleigh Cornwell, 32, and Jason Morgan, 32, were both struck and killed by a car in Pontypridd, Wales after catching the wrong bus while trying to make their way home

Events

6 hours ago Hollyoaks star Jorgie Porter introduces newborn baby at her stunning home with fiancé

Jorgie Porter and her fiancé Ollie Piotrowski invited us into their gorgeous home to meet their newborn baby daughter and fill us in on how she's settling with her big brothers

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35 hours ago ANDREW NEIL: The economy's reeling from the disastrous Budget. Taxes or cuts are coming... and the big financial players I've talked to now all say it could spell the end of Labour

In the run-up to the General Election , Rachel Reeves boasted repeatedly of her qualifications for being Chancellor, even liberally embellishing her CV to bolster her credentials.

Economics

18 hours ago Two in custody, two outstanding in jewellery store robbery at White Oaks Mall

Two in custody, two outstanding in jewellery store robbery at White Oaks Mall  CTV News London

Events

6 hours ago Eden Hazard says he's a greater 'pure footballer' than Cristiano Ronaldo but not Mo Salah

Chelsea legend Eden Hazard was happy to end the debate of who is best between himself and Mohamed Salah - but he believes he was better than Cristiano Ronaldo

Politics

18 hours ago He drove the wrong way down a dual carriageway and hit 100mph in a 20mph zone

It was one of almost 200 cases in December where drivers in North Wales were arrested for drink or drug driving

Events

6 hours ago Hollyoaks' Jorgie Porter introduces new baby at home with fiancé and shares cute name

EXCLUSIVE: Jorgie Porter and her fiancé Ollie invite OK! into their stunning home to meet their newborn daughter and fill us in on how she's settling in with her brothers

Politics

20 hours ago Exactly what Donald Trump said in court as he dodges jail in hush money trial

President-elect Donald Trump, 78, told Judge Juan Merchan he is 'totally innocent' and did 'nothing wrong' as he was sentenced in New York in his hush money trial

Events

12 hours ago BlockBUSTED: Prince William was 'banned from his local video shop at university for returning films too late

Prince William was allegedly banned from his local rental video store during his time as a university student at St Andrews because he handed back films too late. 

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21 hours ago After the fire, the insurance battles: LA victims’ ordeal may just be beginning

‘Now we have to make sure there’s not a second, financial tragedy that follows the physical catastrophe,’ says consumer advocateCalifornia wildfires – liveCalifornia homeowners who lost everything in this week’s devastating Los Angeles-area fires now have to battle their insurance companies to recover the value of their homeowners’ policies – if they are lucky enough to have insurance at all.With estimates of the economic damage from the fires now reaching $52bn-$57bn, consumer advocates and veterans of past disasters say homeowners can expect weeks or months of paperwork to prove that they have lost what they say they have lost, if not also pressure from claims adjusters and a whole class of disaster professionals to make a quick settlement for less than they are entitled to under their policies. Continue reading...

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16 hours ago Zara and Mike Tindall willing to 'step up' if Prince William calls on them

Royal expert Jennie Bond said Zara and Mike Tindall would 'step up' if Prince William calls on them as he did at a garden party last year - but they don't want official roles

Politics

21 hours ago Shamima Begum's prison camp 'release is ticking time bomb' for terrifying reason

As runaway ISIS bride Shamima Begum's fate has been thrown into doubt, a legal expert warns of the chilling consequences of her possible release from a Syrian detention camp

Events

16 hours ago 200 passengers forced to evacuate Delta plane on emergency slides due to engine issues

’On takeoff, something went wrong and [an] engine caught fire,’ one passenger told CNN.

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22 hours ago What is the beef tallow trend, is it good for your skin and does it really work as skin expert warns of risks

They don’t recommend using it to combat acne 🐮

Events

18 hours ago Lynx on the loose in Scotland highlight debate over reintroducing species into the wild

Scottish environmental activists want to reintroduce the lynx into the forests of the Highlands

Politics

23 hours ago Energy warning issued as UK has ‘concerningly low’ levels of gas due to extreme cold

The warning comes from British Gas owner Centrica, who said today that the UK now has less than a week's worth of gas demand in store

Events

19 hours ago Macy’s to close 66 stores across the country this year. See the full closure list

The department store plans to close 150 locations by the end of 2026

Politics

23 hours ago Biggest myth about 'lazy' Gen Z debunked by career expert with dire warning

A career expert has hit out at those who view Gen Z workers as 'lazy' or 'uninspired' and argues the real problem lies with universities and employers

Events

19 hours ago BORIS JOHNSON: Rachel from Accounts has been rumbled. It's time for her to make her way to HR and collect her P45

There is only one commodity that really matters to the UK economy. It is the one resource upon which the whole country depends - every single one of us. That substance is trust.

Politics

24 hours ago ‘She was a fiend!’: how the interview that destroyed Thatcher became an intense TV drama

In 1989, an on-camera head to head triggered the then PM’s demise. Harriet Walter, Steve Coogan and James Graham discuss their gripping take on the bombshell broadcastIt was the interview that destroyed Thatcher. Three days after the furious resignation of her chancellor Nigel Lawson in October 1989, she went on TV for a 45-minute interview with an unlikely confidant of hers – Brian Walden, the Labour MP turned ITV journalist. She was ready for him, but she also trusted him: it wasn’t their first rodeo together. It was, however, emotionally intense.“I think so many of his questions are beseeching,” says James Graham, the celebrated writer of Sherwood and Brexit: The Uncivil War, who has turned it into new drama Brian and Maggie, starring Steve Coogan as Walden and Harriet Walter as Thatcher. “Just say that you get it. Just say that you were wrong, just say that you’re not flawless. And if you do that, grab my hand and I’ll save you.” Saving her is the opposite of what happened. Cont...

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19 hours ago WWE founder Vince McMahon ‘thrilled’ after settling payments allegations case

The 79-year-old resigned from the WWE’s parent company TKO Group Holdings amid sex trafficking allegations in January last year.

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25 hours ago Expert's warning to anyone drying their clothes on radiators during cold snap

Many people are turning to hanging their clothes on radiators in a bid to get them dry amid the sub-zero temperatures

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