1 hour ago Dancing on Ice rich list including Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern

Dancing on Ice is back on our screens so let's delve into the cast's net worths and impressive salaries

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7 hours ago Simple £1.30 tool that can easily get rid of draughts in your home during cold weather

The consumer experts at Which? have a range of expert advice, and they've shared a top tip to keep out the cold at home - and it's incredibly simple

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18 hours ago Get rid of window draughts during cold weather using simple £1.30 tool

A cold breeze coming in from your windows or doors is a nightmare during winter, but there's a quick and easy fix

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14 hours ago Today's rugby news as Gatland summons coaches for final meeting and Wales hopeful steps up

Here are your rugby morning headlines for Sunday, January 12.

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1 hour ago Stephen Mulhern returns to TV for the first time since his health scare while mourning the death of his father as he joins Holly Willoughby for Dancing On Ice launch

The presenter, 47, was rushed to hospital in November after falling ill over a meal, weeks after the death of his father Christopher.

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1 hour ago ITV Dancing on Ice fans irritated as Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern told 'we know'

Viewers at home were left annoyed by the presenters during the first episode of the new series

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2 hours ago Lewis Capaldi enjoys winter walk as ex Paige Turley gives update on his mental health

Lewis Capaldi was spotted enjoying a winter walk in London, following his decision to take a break from music in 2023 to focus on his health. The singer, who has been open about his struggles with Tourette's syndrome, is reportedly doing much better, according to his ex, Paige Turley.

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29 hours ago Ozempic didn't work for me because I kept making this big mistake. Then doctors told me the incredible unknown secret to using weight

Often patients reach their goal weight and feel good about themselves. Then, because of the initial success, they decide the drugs have done their job and simply stop taking them.

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42 hours ago Roasted glazed carrots recipe costs less than £1 and is bursting with flavour

Carrots can often taste bland, but Eager has shared a simple roasted orange glazed carrot recipe that will make you want to eat the veggie more often

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29 hours ago Chelsea player ratings vs Morecambe: Joao Felix provides timely reminder as Tosin Adarabioyo steps up

The Blues made light work of their League Two counterparts

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4 hours ago Northern Irish nun killed in Ecuador earthquake takes step towards sainthood

Beatification ceremony for Clare Crockett, former party girl from Derry, draws more than 100 people to MadridA nun from Northern Ireland who was killed in an earthquake while she was teaching music in Ecuador has taken a step closer to sainthood.A ceremony on Sunday afternoon started the process of beatification for Clare Crockett, who died in the Portoviejo, Ecuador during an earthquake in April 2016. The 33-year-old had been working in the country as part of her work as a nun, which had also taken in placements in Spain and the US. Continue reading...

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2 hours ago Dancing On Ice fans rejoice as show returns but viewers all have same complaint

Dancing On Ice is back for another season - with a host of stars lined up to compete for the trophy and with Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern back on hosting duty

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3 hours ago The Guardian view on capital punishment: an upsurge in executions should concern us all | Editorial

The vast majority of countries have outlawed the death penalty. Yet the annual toll is growing – and Donald Trump wants to increase its useThe good news: Zimbabwe has just banned the death penalty. While it should remove an exemption clause, which might allow for capital punishment’s return were a state of emergency to be declared, the decision is another welcome step in the global journey towards abolition: 113 states have now banned executions.The bad news is that fewer countries have been killing more people in the last few years. Last May, Amnesty International recorded 1,153 executions in 2023, a 31% increase from the previous year and the highest level for almost a decade. (The figure is an underestimate since countries including China, believed to be the world’s largest executioner, do not publish data on the death penalty.) There was no letup in 2024. Iran reportedly executed more than 900 people. Saudi Arabia is believed to have killed another 330, compared with 172 in...

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34 hours ago LIZ JONES: It's weird you can have sex in different locations... but men are too scared to do just one simple thing

Candid, confessional, controversial.

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43 hours ago Charity launches handy PIP tool to help people make successful claims up to £737

The Turn2us PIP Helper aims to cut through the confusion of the PIP application process, with step-by-step guidance, award estimations, mental wellbeing resources, and essential information

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34 hours ago Manchester United’s transfer problem is simple – their players are unsellable

High wages, ageing players, and repeated injuries make United’s squad unappealing for other clubs in the market

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6 hours ago Sue and Noel Radford hit back at fans after backlash to Disney trip announcement

Some fans say the Radford family are 'no longer relatable' and have criticised their spending habits

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4 hours ago Neil Robertson blasts back at Stephen Hendry as snooker legend put in his place over John Higgins

Higgins saw a cue destroyed by a freak storm as he travelled back to Scotland, prompting a change in tip size

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6 hours ago ITV Dancing on Ice host Stephen Mulhern's tragic loss, worrying health episode and net worth

He sadly lost his father late last year

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5 hours ago Brand new 'net zero' Waterside Primary School sits completely empty because of lack of pupils

Waterside Primary School, built as a 'net zero' education centre, has left parents and locals furious as it has been closed without a single pupil ever stepping foot in one of its classrooms

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9 hours ago Rise in vigilante attacks in US highlight growing online DIY terrorism resources

Availability of manuals and instructions on less moderated apps and forums is making extremist content accessibleA spate of recent vigilante and extremist attacks in the US have highlighted how the booming availability of internet resources is a growing national security concern.Experts and world governments have been sounding the alarm on digital radicalization as accessibility to materials such as assassination manuals, files for 3D printed guns, or something as simple as ChatGPT grows. Continue reading...

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9 hours ago Moira Salmond hits out at those 'determined to damage' late husband's reputation

Widow’s comments follow Nicola Sturgeon’s claim she stepped in ‘many times’ when Alex Salmond was ‘really rough on people’

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7 hours ago David Beckham stepped in to stop row between Prince Harry and James Corden over ‘cruel comment’ about appearance

England footballer calmed down ‘raging’ actor after Harry’s ‘cruel joke’

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11 hours ago Legal 'drug use rooms' likely to roll out in these three UK cities as first opens

EXCLUSIVE: Glasgow City Councillor Allan Casey said that there were a number of cities that had been looking into it, but was only at liberty to list three that had made clear steps to have such facilities of their own

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8 hours ago ‘Australia deserves a champion’: Alex de Minaur ready to meet great expectations | Simon Cambers

World No 8 is coming off a career-best year as pressure mounts to become the first homegrown Australian Open men’s singles champion since 1976Playing at home in front of a home crowd can go one of two ways. For some, it’s an inspiration, they play their best tennis at the most important moments. For others, it can be crippling, the tension ripping through their body and stopping them from playing the way they so dearly want to.Think Sam Stosur, the Australian who won the US Open in sensational style in 2011, beating Serena Williams in the final, but for whom the expectations at Melbourne Park were simply too stressful. For all his talent, Nick Kyrgios’s best run in Melbourne is a quarter-final effort in 2015. Frenchwoman Amelie Mauresmo made one quarter-final at Roland-Garros but triumphed in Australia and at Wimbledon. Continue reading...

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13 hours ago Australian Open LIVE: Results and latest scores as Aryna Sabalenka battles Sloane Stephens on opening day

Follow all the action from the first round of the men’s and women’s singles tournaments in Melbourne

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9 hours ago Aryna Sabalenka starts Australian Open defence in style with Sloane Stephens win: ‘It feels like home’

The two-time winner defeated Sloane Stephens 6-3 6-2 on a rain-delayed opening day in Melbourne

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17 hours ago Grindr serial killer Stephen Port's prison letters 'exposed childish concerns'

Stephen Port, who was convicted of the murders of four men he met on Grindr, thought he was writing letters from his prison cell to a young fan - but he was actually corresponding with author Sebastian Murphy-Bates

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9 hours ago Australian Open LIVE: Results and latest scores as Sabalenka defeats Stephens and Zverev advances on day one

Follow all the action from the first round of the men’s and women’s singles tournaments in Melbourne

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21 hours ago When Maya Jama dumped Stormzy they claimed they had simply 'grown apart'. But now insiders say the truth could be more humiliating for Britain's 'King of Rap'

When Maya Jama dumped her rapper boyfriend, Stormzy, fans were left heartbroken that music's golden couple had split - but insiders suggest there was another reason than simply 'growing apart'.

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10 hours ago Music sounds better with you? How your listening habits affect your love life

Psychologists say that singing, dancing and song preferences play a key role in the viability of romantic relationships“What’s the one thing your readers should do to help them use music to find and catch the partner of their dreams?” asks Patrick Savage, a senior research fellow in psychology at the University of Auckland in New Zealand. “Go to karaoke and sing a duet. Go and sing A Whole New World with Brad Kane and Lea Salonga. That’s the number one recommendation by science. Well, just by me. I don’t have data on this, but from my personal experience, that’s the best.”Given that he is a musicologist, it is perhaps unsurprising that music is a key part of Savage’s relationship with his wife. But his experience with using music as a romantic tool is not unique. Love songs are found across cultures and despite not being a neat category they have historically been most popular – 67% of the top 40 tracks in America between 1960 and 2010 contained love themes. Continue reading...

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32 hours ago In utterly unsurprising news, Maga blames diversity for the Los Angeles wildfires

Elon Musk, one of the brightest minds of his generation, is saying it, so it must be trueWomen, eh? They’re simply not to be trusted. Eve ate that apple; Pandora opened that horrible little box; and now women are to blame for the devastating wildfires in California. I know that sounds like a ridiculous thing to say, but it’s what Elon Musk, one of the brightest minds of his generation – and one of the most powerful people on Earth – is saying, so it must be true. Continue reading...

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10 hours ago Gregg Wallace returns to TV for first time since leaving MasterChef amid 'sexual misconduct probe'

The TV presenter, 60, is currently under investigation over a string of allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour and stepped down from hosting the show in November.

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33 hours ago Stop limescale invasion with trick to make toilet bowl 'as good as new'

A member of the Facebook group Hinch Army Cleaning Tips asked for advice on how to get rid of limescale in the toilet bowl, and fellow cleaning fanatics recommended a simple solution

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10 hours ago Sabalenka starts bid for third straight Australian Open title with win over Stephens

World No 1 beats Sloane Stephens 6-3, 6-2 in first roundSabalenka looking to match Hingis’s Melbourne hat-trickAs Aryna Sabalenka strode down the tunnel inside Rod Laver Arena that leads players straight to the court, the cameras momentarily captured a perfect shot. The pathway to Melbourne Park’s premier court is filled with large, rectangular plaques emblazoned with the names of former champions and the dates of their triumphs.For a second, Sabalenka stood perfectly next to the sign that memorialised her 2023 and 2024 Australian Open victories. Already focused on new records and objectives, however, she kept on moving. Continue reading...

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36 hours ago What happened to The Sixth Sense's Haley Joel Osment? Child star and brother of Hannah Montana alum disappeared from Hollywood for 15 years after he was charged with drink driving and drug possession

Instead of perusing a career in acting like his famous sister, Haley decided to step back from Hollywood after often finding it 'aggressive, predatory and relentless'.

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10 hours ago Australian Open 2025: Zverev in action, Sabalenka beats Stephens and more on day one – live

Updates from the first day of action at Melbourne ParkAny thoughts? Share them with Daniel via emailTalking of Andreeeva, here she is talking to Tumaini Carayol.I can’t wait to see how she develops but, seeded to meet Saba in round four, she might be on borrowed time. That, contest, though, would be a treat – and most likely a lot closer than our current one. Sabalenka breaks again for 4-0, but Stephens quickly earns 15-40 Continue reading...

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36 hours ago California wildfires could make 'The Last of Us' a REALITY: Scientists warn blazes could spread deadly fungal spores beyond their natural habitats

As HBO finally confirms the release date of The Last of Us season two, scientists say the show's premise could soon be a reality - and disasters like the California wildfires could be to blame.

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11 hours ago Australian Open 2025: Sabalenka beats Stephens, Zverev in action next on day one – live

Updates from the first day of action at Melbourne ParkAny thoughts? Share them with Daniel via emailTalking of Andreeeva, here she is talking to Tumaini Carayol.I can’t wait to see how she develops but, seeded to meet Saba in round four, she might be on borrowed time. That, contest, though, would be a treat – and most likely a lot closer than our current one. Sabalenka breaks again for 4-0, but Stephens quickly earns 15-40 Continue reading...

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37 hours ago Why Mark Zuckerberg turned to Dana White to secure Maga’s favor | Karim Zidan

Zuckerberg’s appointment of the UFC supremo to Meta’s board appears to be a calculated move to solidify ties with Trump through one of his most influential alliesIn the four months since Donald Trump accused Mark Zuckerberg of conspiring against him during the 2020 presidential election and threatened him with life imprisonment, the Meta CEO has gone to great lengths to curry favor with the incoming president.Shortly after Trump’s victory in November, Zuckerberg traveled to Mar-a-Lago to dine with the president-elect and his transition team, even donating $1m to Trump’s inauguration fund. He has also culled Meta’s third party fact-checking program, lifting restrictions on topics like immigration and gender. And this week, Zuckerberg took his efforts to align with the incoming administration a step further by appointing Dana White – the CEO of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and a close Trump ally – to Meta’s board of directors. Continue reading...

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11 hours ago Australian Open LIVE: Results as Sabalenka defeats Stephens and latest scores as Zverev in action

Follow all the action from the first round of the men’s and women’s singles tournaments in Melbourne

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41 hours ago UK’s only safer drug consumption facility opening in Scotland is win for society

"Getting addiction off the streets and alleyways – and one step closer to treatment – is a win for all of society."

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11 hours ago Another win for Aryna Sabalenka at Australian Open as rain hampers opening day

The two-time winner defeated Sloane Stephens 6-3 6-2.

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12 hours ago Simple 6p Sainsbury's hack that kept my bakery crusty bread fresh for a week

Bakery crusty bread can turn stale within a day of purchase, but this simple storage hack kept a loaf fresh and soft for seven days - and it's so cheap to do

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12 hours ago Cleaning expert shows how to leave filthy radiator gleaming in simple steps

A clean radiator not only keeps your living spaces fresh, it also helps you be more energy efficient as radiators covered in dust will have to work extra hard to heat your home

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12 hours ago Australian Open 2025: Sabalenka v Stephens, plus Zverev in action on day one – live

Updates from the first day of action at Melbourne ParkAny thoughts? Share them with Daniel via emailTalking of Andreeeva, here she is talking to Tumaini Carayol.I can’t wait to see how she develops but, seeded to meet Saba in round four, she might be on borrowed time. That, contest, though, would be a treat – and most likely a lot closer than our current one. Sabalenka breaks again for 4-0, but Stephens quickly earns 15-40 Continue reading...

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