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Discover the secrets to living a longer, healthier, and happier life, inspired by the traditions of the world’s longevity capital.

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Janaina Prazeres, 35, has undergone countless surgical and non-surgical procedures in her quest to become the 'most beautiful woman in the world' - and she's not stopping anytime soon

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A woman was shocked to learn the true meaning of the pint glass symbol in the corner of TV screens whilst watching live football in the pub with her group of friends

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The Pacific Palisades fire first sparked on January 7 and has since been just 19 percent contained

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The singer rose to fame with her sisters in the 1970s.

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Musk said recently that education should be ‘as close to playing a video game as possible’

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A beauty expert has shared her top four 'unsexy' beauty and hygiene products that are not spoken about as much as their more glamorous counterparts, but she said they will 'change your life'

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Dancing on Ice contestant Mollie Pearce, who appeared in season two of The Traitors, has opened up about living with a common symptom that caused her to be diagnosed with a chronic health condition

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Different houseplants thrive in different rooms of the house - and some can even aid sleep

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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

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Eliza and Henrietta Huszti have now been missing for more than eight days after they were last seen heading towards the River Dee in Aberdeen city centre, as Police Scotland revealed one previously unreleased detail in the case

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Netflix has teased an upcoming drama that brings a 19th Century classic tale to life for the small screen.

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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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‘I couldn’t be the partner that I wanted to be anymore,’ boxer admitted

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Here, Femail explore the glamorous lives of the Manchester City boss's wife Cristina and oldest daughter Maria, as they grapple with divorce claims in the public eye.

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Netflix's Bank of Dave: The Loan Ranger is out now and tells the story of businessman Dave Fishwick, whose company Burnley Savings and Loans was at the centre of the two films

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The woman, aged in her 60s and named in local media reports as Milly Rosevear, died in her home in the village of Illogan in west Cornwall on Friday.

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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...

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The BBC soap was filmed in Coin, Spain but there's more reasons than that to visit

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Discover how online schooling works and why, for a growing number of families, it’s the best learning solution

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He and his ex-wife, Formula One heiress Petra Ecclestone, spent £69 million in seven years while he gambled millions in the world's swankiest casinos.

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The ‘Community’ alum shared a previous headline about the reality star using too much water in her LA home

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Dame Deborah James worked tirelessly after her bowel cancer diagnosis to raise awareness about the disease - but it would eventually claim the journalist's life in 2022

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Amanda Holden has given a glimpse into her life behind closed doors with her two daughters, Alexa (Lexi) and Hollie, as she shared a scene that will be familiar to parents of teenagers

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Presenter stepped in after angering fans with her social media post

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Vladimir Gubarev’s tragic satire about the response to the nuclear disaster transfixed audiences and showed the absolute necessity of theatreI was pregnant when the terrifying radiation clouds came over Europe after the Chornobyl disaster. My interest was much greater as a result. I was at the Royal Shakespeare Company as a director at the time, and they had asked me to find a contemporary play for the next London season in 1987. By coincidence, I got a phone call from Michael Glenny, the translator. He had come across this play being done in Russia. Most of its regional theatres had ensemble troupes and they were all doing it. Vladimir Gubarev was the science editor of the newspaper Pravda and was one of the first journalists to step inside Chornobyl and witness what had happened. He was so horrified that he didn’t want to just write journalism. He’d never written a play before, but he went away to his dacha and wrote Sarcophagus. It dealt with what happened at the plant, but also ...

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EXCLUSIVE: “You can’t use the bathroom without it being out in the open in a lot of places, it’s just stuff you deal with that should never be normalised that becomes part of your normal day", says ex-inmate Ian Eastman

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These will win you serious brownie points with the chocoholics in your life

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James Watt stood beside his fiancée, Made in Chelsea star Georgia Toffolo, as they encouraged everyone to aim for 'work-life integration' - combining your job and personal life.

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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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EXCLUSIVE: Nicole Kidman has starred in new movie Babygirl, where she plays a successful CEO who is eager to have her 'milk' and drink it. Let's take a closer look at what is going on

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Lambeth Council has made its Low Traffic Neighbourhood in Brixton permanent after seeing environmental benefits, the local authority has confirmed, meaning London visitors could soon face a £130 fine

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Asda has issued an urgent recall on a children's toy over fears it could 'pose a risk of choking'

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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

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The BBC soap Eldorado is returning to our screens - but what has actor Jesse Birdsall stared in since the show was axed 32 years ago?

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

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People with a life-changing diagnosis could get a once-off compensation payout

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Ready to define a style that feels authentically you? Join personal stylist Clare Chambers to discover practical strategies for creating a wardrobe that saves you time, money, and stress—while looking effortlessly polished.

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Despite a career that included spells with the likes of Arsenal and AC Milan the Swiss international couldn't handle life in Glasgow

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The Dublin-born star's death aged 65 comes three years after she made a poignant statement regarding the biggest regret of her life in conversation with RSVP Magazine.

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EXCLUSIVE PICTURES: Grantchester's Will Davenport actor Tom Brittney has admitted it was 'the hardest decision of his life' to quit the ITV show after six years

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Linda Nolan, who has died from breast cancer aged 65, struggled in the last few months of her life, when she suffered a fall and a worrying 'mystery illness' that saw her question 'Is this it?'

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The First Minister described the end of the relationship between the former SNP leader and the party's ex-chief executive as a "very sad process".

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Lorraine Kelly made an admission when speaking to Dr Amir during her show on Wednesday.

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Julius Ayuk Tabe and other ‘Ambazonian’ activists speak from a prison where they still call for an independent stateSisiku Julius Ayuk Tabe has already served seven years of his life sentence at the Yaoundé principal prison in Cameroon, but he is not ready to budge an inch in the political beliefs that landed him there. “The fight for homeland is existential and non-negotiable – being part of the struggle is a calling and not a vocation,” he tells the Guardian.The 59-year-old computer engineer and former president of a breakaway state is still fighting his revolution from jail. As Cameroon’s civil conflict festers, his quest remains the freeing of his anglophone community from what he sees as the shackles of a francophone Cameroonian state. Continue reading...

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Thomas Kingston, husband of Lady Gabriella Windsor, took his own life in February last year

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Kaylee Muthart made headlines for all the wrong reasons seven years ago but has turned her life around after ditching all substances and learning to live as a blind person

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Ryan Yates, who stabbed a gran in an attempt to abduct and rape her grandchildren, was caged for life in 2010.

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Shaun Wallace, who is best known as The Dark Destroyer on ITV's The Chase, has revealed his staggering take-home pay from his TV work and life as a barrister

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Legislation has new life in wake of Los Angeles catastrophe but US fossil-fuel industry is already mobilizing against itIn the year preceding the devastating Los Angeles county wildfires, big oil fiercely lobbied to kill a “polluter pay” bill that moved through the California senate and would have forced major fossil fuel companies to help cover the costs of climate disasters.Fossil-fuel industry lobbying in California spiked to record levels during the 2023-24 legislative session, and the polluter pay bill was among the most targeted pieces of legislation, a Guardian review of state lobby filings found. Continue reading...

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Fans of the hit ITV show are convinced that EastEnders star Natalie Cassidy is secretly the celebrity behind The Masked Singer's Bush – and Natalie has now decided to set the record straight

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The reality star and podcast host has opened up in a raw and emotional interview about his life

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The stars channelled vampy glamour at the ‘A Complete Unknown’ premiere.

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The Traitors has already taken the UK by storm, with one of the Traitors Linda Rands, 70, quickly becoming an icon both in the game and online

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James Mangold’s Bob Dylan biopic takes a frustratingly basic and sanitised approach to the complicated life of its subject, writes Alistair Harkness

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Pictures show men and women wearing blankets and life jackets being brought ashore in Dover

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Trump is said to have given his backing to a new set of bills tabled by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, which would see the death sentence or life imprisonment for those charged with child sexual abuse

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Kelly Mosser reaches out to brides in need after over 12,000 structures were destroyed in the deadly wildfires

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