Police interviewed two people who live in the New York apartment, but no charges have been filed

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Alex Oleksy is staring in season three of the BBC's iconic The Traitors and the 30-year-old has people in a frenzy over his strong Scottish accent - but who is he and why's he saying he's from Whitby?

Society

Dozens celebrated across the Gaza strip as it was announced that a deal had been reached between Israel and Hamas after 15 months of war. The deal reportedly includes the release of dozens of hostages held by Hamas in phases, the release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners in Israel, and allowing hundreds of thousands of people displaced in Gaza to return to their homes. Israel’s government is expected to vote on the deal tomorrowIsrael-Gaza war liveIsrael’s cabinet reportedly preparing to meet to ratify Gaza ceasefire deal Continue reading...

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The American has a social media following of over eight million people.

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Border Force officers found a Vietnamese woman hidden in a cramped compartment concealed behind the dashboard of a car in June 2022.

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The gang smuggled people to the UK stashed in dangerous modified vehicles

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During a visit to The Royal Marsden, Kate said she was adapting to a 'new normal' after going into remission. A survey by a leading cancer charity has found 1 in 4 people are 'unhappy' after treatment.

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TikToker Samantha Cartwright, from London, claimed she has 'proof' that Bonnie Blue is lying about sleeping with 1,057 men in just 12 hours, as she broke down the mathematics

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The former Guardian editor was ordered to pay more than £1,000 for his breach of the 20mph speed limit

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People have until April 5 to plug National Insurance gaps going back as far as 2008.

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The Gavin and Stacey finale was watched by 19.1 million people

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Ex-Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan was tearful at Wirral Magistrates' Court on Wednesday (January 15), where she was slapped with a six-month driving ban and a fine

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It’s late evening in the city of Prayagraj and the roadside vendors selling snacks are packing up their wares to shut for the night. Under the large fig trees, between two paved streets, a group of people is unpacking their bedding of brightly printed blankets. Using their bags as pillows and covering themselves from head to toe with the blankets to ward off cold and mosquitoes, they will spend the night there.

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The Health Secretary said he will ‘never accept’ people being treated in ‘undignified’ conditions but that it would ‘take time’ to fix the NHS.

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PLUS: Manchester's most pretentious burger

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North Dakota is in a unique position to use its oil wealth to eventually end property taxes on people's homes under a plan from new Gov. Kelly Armstrong

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The woman had spent over $3,000 (£2,454) on her grocery haul - but it didn't contain much food at all, with many people left concerned about how long it would last her

Economics

At the start of the year, many people embark on a new workout programme – leaving regular exercisers longing for Quitter’s DayName: Resolutionaries.Age: As old as there have been new years. Continue reading...

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The countdown to peace between Israel and Hamas during their missile exchanges has been punctuated with air-strikes which 'increased in intensity' and left at least 24 people dead

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Roughly 20% of people who used to be classified as obese will no longer meet the definition

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Bonnie Blue shocked the internet when she announced her latest stunt, but is it scientifically possible? We speak to experts on the worrying implications such a physically and emotionally demanding event

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The food expert has urged people to add a 16p freezer staple to their meals in order to boost gut health and up your vitamin intake.

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More than 32,700 people have signed an online petition calling for change.

Economics

Football fans who have watched games at pubs will no doubt have spotted a pint glass appearing on the screen from time to time, and it turns out there's an important reason for it

Sport

Climate activists say they were subjected to degrading treatment during questioning in Brescia on MondayItaly’s interior minister has been urged to open an investigation into police in the northern city of Brescia amid allegations that seven female climate activists were made to take off their underwear and perform squats during questioning.The activists were among 22 people brought to Brescia’s main police station on Monday morning after officers interrupted a protest held outside the Italian aerospace and defence firm Leonardo’s factory. Continue reading...

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Assessment of the condition could face overhaul, but governments, companies and communities still have work to doCall to overhaul obesity diagnoses amid fears of over-reliance on BMIObesity is one of the world’s biggest health challenges, causing a mass of shorter, unhappier lives and a mounting burden on already overstretched healthcare systems.There is no doubt that more people than ever before are living with excess body fat, and there is no doubt about the dangers of doing so. Obesity has the ability to harm every single organ in the body, and increases the risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, cancer and mental illness. Continue reading...

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Brenda Song Thinks 'London Tipton Was Right' About This Iconic Suite Life of Zack & Cody Phrase  PEOPLE

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Shoppers are snapping up a Pinch of Nom's air fryer cookbook from Amazon as they drop the price by 50%

Society

A shopper has taken to social media to share their frustration at the increasing price of Cadbury Mini Eggs – and people are all saying the same thing about the chocolate

Economics

Israel and Hamas have agreed an historic ceasefire to end 15 months of war in Gaza, The Independent understands, a conflict in which almost 50,000 people have been killed and has threatened to draw the whole of the Middle East in.

Events

Saving money is often less about financial know-how and more about addressing the emotional and psychological factors that drive our spending.

Science

Bonnie Blue, who claims to have slept with 1,057 men in 12 hours, says she has one 'regret' about her career in the adult entertainment industry, which has seen her make headlines across the globe

Politics

Family of Jeremi Sensky, from Pittsburgh, suggests wheelchair may have acted as ‘boulder’ to help stop attackThe family of a man who was left paralyzed from the waist down by a 1999 car accident before being hit and badly wounded in the deadly New Year’s Day truck attack in New Orleans are reportedly wondering whether the 300lb wheelchair he uses may have had a role in helping halt the terror.Jeremi Sensky of the suburban Pittsburgh community of Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, was in New Orleans to ring in 2025 with relatives at the time the attack occurred, he told KDKA’s The Marty Griffin Show. Sensky was on Bourbon Street when he was hit by a US army veteran inspired by Islamic State in an intentional ramming that killed 14 people and wounded about 30 others. Continue reading...

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The value of lost pension pots in the UK has increased by 60% since 2018

Economics

At least 25 people have been killed and more than 40,000 acres burned as the wildfires race through southern California for a ninth day

Events

For the first time, scientists funded by the NIH have found chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is seven and a half times more common in people who have been infected with Covid .

Science

People are only just realising the baffling reason the moon looks different depending on where in the world you are – and there's a scientific explanation for the discrepancy

Politics

The hacker claimed to be selling details of people’s passports, work permits, UK visas, and bank statements belonging to healthcare workers

Economics

Today (January 15), emergency services were called to a public swimming pool in Bradenburg, Germany, with one person so ill they had to be taken via air-ambulance to Berlin

Events

As the cold snap continues, people are looking for ways to keep their homes warm for less. A heating expert has shared a simple tip that could save you hundreds of pounds

Science

Looking back through her post bag, Observer Magazine’s Philippa Perry answers her readers most commonly asked question: why are other people so awful?From my many years as a therapist and advice columnist, I’ve started to see clear patterns in the problems that bother my readers the most. And I can confirm that Sartre was right: hell is other people. It’s difficult relationships with those around us that cause the most anguish. It’s such a common theme that I’ve given a lecture on the subject: Why are other people so awful? To help you into the new year, here’s my advice on this most commonly experienced problem.Struggles in connecting to others – or, more specifically, the tension between wanting connection and feeling disconnected – can manifest in many ways. As well as difficulties in existing relationships, such struggles can also make you feel lonely or alienated. Continue reading...

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The average cost of a simple funeral in Scotland has reached a record high of £4,345.

Economics

Death is a topic not a lot of people are comfortable talking about, but it is a natural part of life. It can be hard to talk about a loved one who has past, or to come to terms with your own mortality, when a lot of parts of death are left unanswered.

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The chill of winter remains, with people keen to find cost effective ways to keep their homes warm for less and one expert may have the answer to knocking 10% off your bills

Science

‘These are the people who want to scrap the Department of Education,’ one social media user asked

Politics

People on Universal Credit, Pension Credit, disability and legacy benefits may be able to slash their broadband bill.

Economics

Psychologists have found that people who occupy this place in the birth order are more honest and humble than their older and younger siblings. But there are, of course, exceptions ...Name: Middle children.Age: Well, it varies, obviously. But younger than at least one sibling, and older than at least another. Continue reading...

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Lots of people use tumble dryers, but a content creator recently revealed how expensive they are to use. Even Martin Lewis admits they cause people's bills to hike

Science

Fans flocked to social media to discuss Kate's visit to the Royal Marsden Hospital.

Politics

Thousands of people have signed an online petition calling for the £169.50 TV licence fee to end for people over 66.

Economics

Looking for somewhere memorable to celebrate the life and works of Robert Burns? Suzy Pope picks some of the top events around the country, whether you want to dance, eat or indulge in fine whiskies

Events

Killing people with paperwork instead of a gun doesn’t make you any less of a murdererAt this very moment Luigi Mangione, who is accused of shooting UnitedHealthcare’s CEO last month, is sitting in a federal jail cell in Brooklyn. He’s got a barrage of court appearances scheduled and, once he has wound his way through the criminal justice system, he could be behind bars for the rest of his life.Which, of course, is as it should be. While there are a lot of reasons that many people find the 26-year-old alleged assassin sympathetic, you can’t just gun a CEO down outside a hotel in Manhattan and face no consequences for it. And Mangione, who is, by all accounts, an extremely smart guy with an Ivy League education, should really have known better. He should have known that if he wanted to murder someone – and get away with it – there were far more socially acceptable ways of doing so.Arwa Mahdawi is a Guardian US columnist Continue reading...

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The Department for Work and Pensions has warned that two benefits will be scrapped for good just weeks from now, with four others to be phased out during the 2025-2026 financial year

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Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said she will ‘fight every day’ to improve people’s living standards.

Economics

The body of Roisin Cryan was recovered from the River Moy in Ballina, County Mayo, at the weekend after a two-day search involving over 500 people.

Events

Combining ideas from therapy with physical activity can bring huge health benefits, say the therapists pioneering a holistic approachA paradox at the heart of current thinking on health is that we’re all aware, perhaps agonisingly so, that exercise is good for us and can be especially beneficial to mental health. As the number of people presenting to their doctors with mood disorders continues to climb, more GPs are urging us to exercise more. It has even been available on the NHS as treatment for mild mental health issues since 2019. But for many people, doing more exercise remains a hard ask.We all know we should do more exercise and arguments for its benefits hardly need repeating: improved blood pressure, better sleep, strength, mobility, confidence, mood and posture, perhaps even a better reflection when we look in the mirror. Continue reading...

Science

Latest campaign saw overwhelming outpouring of support, enabling the partnership to make a big difference for vulnerable families across Airdrie and nearby villages.

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In most cases, people nearing State Pension age making a new claim for PIP are given a 10-year award.

Economics

Not everyone involved in a missing person’s case always has their best interests in mind, one man claims.

Events

When 2020 census results were released more than three years ago, they showed a 276% boom in the number of people classified as multiracial in the United States since 2010

Science

The 'dynamic' event will let people recite lines with famous actors

Politics

Shona Robison has suggested further increases to the Scottish child payment could put off people seeking work.

Economics

The jobs are highly coveted, offering training and reduced sentences, but face criticism over low wagesAs firefighters are battling multiple huge blazes tearing through Los Angeles, California’s prisons have deployed more than 1,000 incarcerated people to battle on the frontlines.The California department of corrections and rehabilitation (CDCR) said that, as of Tuesday morning, 1,015 incarcerated people were embedded with the state’s other firefighters to help slow the spread of the infernos that have killed at least 25 people and devastated neighborhoods across LA county. Continue reading...

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The change means hundreds of thousands of people aged 50 and 52 will receive a bowel cancer testing kit in the post.

Science

The organisation’s new chief executive said staff have told him they believe a new IT system that was rolled out last spring is not fit for purpose.

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It could mean fewer cars on the road and less congestion

Economics

The jobs are highly coveted, offering training and reduced sentences, but face criticism over low wagesAs firefighters are battling multiple huge blazes tearing through Los Angeles, California’s prisons have deployed more than 1,000 incarcerated people to battle on the frontlines.The California department of corrections and rehabilitation (CDCR) said that, as of Wednesday morning, 1,116 incarcerated people were embedded with the state’s other firefighters to help slow the spread of the infernos that have killed at least 25 people and devastated neighborhoods across LA county. Continue reading...

Events

January 20th marks the fifth anniversary of the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in the United States

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Over 1.6 million State Pensioners receive either £72.65 or £108.55 each week on Attendance Allowance.

Economics

Bass, who has come under intense scrutiny for her response to the fires that have killed at least 24 people and burned over 12,000 buildings, was seen posing at the cocktail party in Ghana last week.

Events

The appearance of pampas grass on Reddit prompted a debate about the plant's association with swinging in the UK - though some have dismissed the theory as an 'urban myth'

Politics

Customers of Tesco Mobile, Sky Mobile, and GiffGaff could also be affected

Economics

Forecasters warn of ‘particularly dangerous weather situation’ in California; Gavin Newsom hits back at House speaker for ‘politicizing’ tragedyBig oil pushed to kill bill that would have made them pay for wildfire disastersTell us about financial consequences you are facingLA mayor, Karen Bass, has shared a phone number for residents who have evacuated to get assistance in finding and retrieving pets in evacuation areas.Posting on X, Bass wrote:Pets are family.The City is making help available to find and retrieve pets in evacuation areas. Continue reading...

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Full list of new payment rates for disability benefits and Carer's Allowance.

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Money Saving Expert is urging people to do a quick check to make sure they're not missing out

Economics

Los Angeles weather officials issue rare ‘particularly dangerous situation’ warning as four blazes burn fiercelyCalifornia wildfires – live updatesExtreme winds threatened to feed the fires tearing through Los Angeles and surrounding areas, even as firefighters battled to contain the blazes that have killed at least 25 people and scorched more than 40,000 acres.The National Weather Service issued the most extreme level of a red flag fire warningof a “particularly dangerous situation” in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. Continue reading...

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The Scottish Secretary said his party had always been upfront about the challenges facing the economy

Politics

Jamie Oliver has angered people again with his Channel 4 series which sees him share a string of dishes to tuck into for just £1 per portion

Economics

People can watch Dorothy and her friends coming together like they have never seen before

Events

The Scottish Secretary said his party had always been upfront about the challenges facing the economy

Politics

First phase of agreement likely to involve release of 33 Israeli hostages and up to 1,000 Palestinian prisonersMiddle East crisis – live updatesMediators are meeting in Doha on Tuesday amid high hopes that Gaza ceasefire negotiations are in their final stages after claims of a breakthrough in overnight talks.Israeli media and reports from the Qatari capital said the agreement would involve an initial release of 33 Israeli hostages, including children, women, elderly people and the sick, and up to 1,000 Palestinian prisoners, alongside a partial Israeli troop withdrawal in a first phase lasting 60 days. Continue reading...

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Healthcare workers among suspected cases of Ebola-like disease as WHO issues warning of high risk to the country and its neighboursA suspected outbreak of Marburg virus disease (MVD) in Tanzania has killed eight people and poses a high risk to the country and its neighbours, global health leaders have said.The World Health Organization (WHO) said nine suspected cases of the Ebola-like virus had been reported as of 11 January, in two districts of the Kagera region in the north of the country, including the eight deaths. Continue reading...

Events

Former ITV Emmerdale star Adam Thomas has opened up about his twin brother Scott's return to Love Island, explaining how he was 'scared' to tell people he was going on the show.

Politics

OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue bedding a record-breaking 1,057 volunteers in a mansion where convicted fraudster 'Fast Eddie' Davenport hosts his notorious sex parties, MailOnline can reveal.

Economics

Payments continue automatically to ensure PIP claimants continue to receive financial support until their review.

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