The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be watching events in Washington DC this afternoon with great interest - and trepidation, experts have told MailOnline.

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Three of the surviving lynx remain in quarantine after being humanely captured in the Highlands on January 10.

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High street retailer New Look is offering 25% off in a limited-time deal, and it includes this Black Cropped Puffer Coat

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Takaya Imamura worked at Nintendo for 32 years before leaving to create his own game, Omega Six. He shares anecdotes from those pivotal years at the creative giantIn 1889 in Kyoto, craftsman Fusajiro Yamauchi founded a hanafuda playing card company. He called it Nintendo – a phrase whose meaning is lost to time according to Nintendo’s own historians, but which can be translated as “leave luck up to heaven”. In the 1970s, Nintendo eventually transitioned from paper games to electronic ones, making its own luck in the process. It has been a permanent fixture in living rooms across the world ever since.For budding artist Takaya Imamura, an art student who had been captivated by Metroid and Super Mario Bros 3 in the 1980s, working at Nintendo was a dream. “Back in 1985 when Super Mario came out in Japan, everybody was playing it,” he recalls. “I was at an art university, studying design at the time. Back then, game design wasn’t a thing people didn’t even know what game creators were.” ...

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A BBC antiques expert was left unimpressed with King Charles III when a £30million furniture collection at Dumfries House was left at risk of serious damage.

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Lewis Hamilton is preparing for a new season with Ferrari alongside partner Charles Leclerc and the 40-year-old could not hold back his emotions after realising his dream of racing in their red colours

Culture

A must-see thriller from the past few years is now easily accessible on Netflix

Technology

As the third Monday in January, today has long been known as Blue Monday , and has been dubbed by some as the 'most depressing day of the year.'

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In a tell all interview with WalesOnline, John Barrowman revealed he is "disgusted" by how he was treated by Doctor Who and Torchwood

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A healthcare worker explained some of the worst baby names she'd heard during her job, but admitted that one took the biscuit and she didn't know how they'd managed to register it

Society

The fate of the Qianlong Imperial treasure has come under renewed spotlight - having stunned dealers when uncovered and put under the hammer by a west London firm.

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Pedro Caixinha is set to manage the Brazilian superstar as he prepares to leave Al-Hilal

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Altadena’s Village Playground education center served diverse families with outdoor classrooms, small farm and animals – till it was destroyed by flamesIn Altadena, it had become the hot ticket among the preschool set.But when Geoff and Kikanza Ramsey-Ray first bought the two-acre property at the edge of town in 2008, it was a shambles. The home was a rental for over 30 years and the grounds were woefully neglected. Yet the couple saw promise. Nestled against Angeles Crest national forest, with a mountain view and on a road with few other homes, the place felt protected and perfect for their vision: an early education center called Village Playgarden. Continue reading...

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A guest on the BBC antiques show refused to believe the staggering valuation

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An expert has warned that NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will have an awful time back on Earth if they don't stick to one thing in space

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Injured people are being seen in viewing rooms for dead bodies. I love my job, but I don’t know how much longer I can copeSusie (not her real name) is a senior nurse in an A&E ward at a London hospitalA&E nurses thrive in a crisis. That’s why my colleagues and I came into the profession – to do the best for our patients in their moment of need, even in the most chaotic of circumstances. But the pressure is currently overwhelming. This winter, a bad but by no means unprecedented flu season has put immense strain on already struggling hospitals around the UK. Some patients are waiting days to be seen, with trusts using every inch of space to look after patients in corridors, physio rooms and even store cupboards, often without access to vital lifesaving equipment such as oxygen.In the London hospital I work in, patients brought in on trolleys are often left for hours in an indoor ambulance bay with an automatic sliding door that opens on to the elements. While they wait for a ...

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Donald Trump will be sworn in for a second term today – and an expert has recalled the moment the late Queen Elizabeth issued a scathing comment about the 'rude' President-elect ahead of the ceremony

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Experts reveal the one food they ‘recommend you do not reheat at all’

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A porcelain vase that was dismissed as a fake by a BBC antiques expert ended up selling for an eye-watering £53million after being kept in an attic for 40 years

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Arsenal have repeatedly been linked with a transfer swoop for Athletic Bilbao winger Nico Williams, who's already outlined his plans for the future in a telling statement

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The departure of the Spanish banking giant from the UK would deal a hammer blow that risks impacting 14million customers and tens of thousands of staff.

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A guest on the BBC antiques show refused to believe the staggering valuation

Culture

Blue Monday is said to be the most depressing day of the year – and while it isn't scientifically backed, many of us struggle with our wellbeing at this time of year

Science

Hamilton arrived at Ferrari’s factory to begin work with his new team ahead of the 2025 season

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When it comes to selling your home, first impressions are everything - and this applies to the way your home smells, not just how it looks. A property expert has shared the surprising scent that could help you sell your home quicker

Society

Shoppers have been seriously impressed with B&M's range of mini tables. Starting from £8, fans are convinced the foldable tables are a 'WFH essential'

Economics

Shaun Murphy has enjoyed a spectacular return to form at the Masters and is a different figure at the table

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Radio presenter Jamie Theakston shared that he was 'thrown' from his motorbike as he made his return to Heart Breakfast on Monday morning after being declared 'cancer free'

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MoneyMagpie Editor and financial expert Vicky Parry reveals how productivity hacks can help you live a richer life

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To get on the front foot for 2025, Children First’s expert support line team have put together some handy hints for healthier finances.

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Terry Fisher said the tip helps create a warm and inviting atmosphere

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Tyrrell Hatton won his fifth Rolex Series event on his DP World Tour, clinching the Hero Dubai Desert Classic to get his 2025 season underway in perfect fashion

Economics

Antiques Roadshow expert Mark Hill had no option but to run for assistance after he was presented with a very "scarce" antique on the show.

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Alanna Pow finds it tough to find a man, but not for the reasons you'd expect. The former flight attendant says men won't settle down with her because they worry about her job

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As Love Island: All-Stars hots up, the Mirror takes a look at iconic islander Maura Higgins' luxurious life now, including her eye-popping net worth, and 'dream home'

Society

With the cold weather we've been experiencing, now is the perfect time to upgrade your winter wardrobe with our favourite cosy style buys from River Island, H&M and more

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Loose Women star Stacey joked back in November that she was 'estranged' from her other half as his latest job kept him away from her and their children

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The return of Donald Trump to the White House sets the scene for a wild ride on financial markets over the next four years. But how can investors protect themselves - or profit - from the turmoil?

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Andrew Philip's dream Thames home on private Pharaoh's Island was engulfed by flames in April last year as fire services struggled to access his home from the mainland.

Society

MoneyMagpie Editor and financial expert Vicky Parry explains the five types of financial account everyone should have to manage their money successfully

Economics

EXCLUSIVE: TikTok was officially banned in the US over the weekend, and concerns are growing that the UK could be next - but experts have recommended the best alternatives

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Reform UK leader, who is in the US for Trump’s inauguration, says early election is ‘not impossible’Nigel Farage, the Reform UK leader, thinks that his chances of becoming PM before Donald Trump leaves the White House in January could be as high as 25%. He made the comment in an interview with Dan Walker for 5 News being broadcast tonight. Farage told Walker he did genuinely believe he could be the next PM. And this is what he said when he was asked if that could happen during Trump’s presidency.Look, Labour have got a whopping great big majority. The only thing that really brings an early election is if we get an economic meltdown.Now, that is not impossible for two reasons. One, the level of indebtedness is worse than it was in 2008 when we had the big meltdowns. And I think we’ve lived through rocketing stock markets for years. That can’t go on.For Reform to replace the Tories three things would need to happen. First they would need to sustain their current momentum well into 202...

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The sun may be setting on Spain's golden visa programme, but that doesn't mean that all is lost for Britons who want residency or citizenship somewhere abroad.

Society

Expert urges authorities to consider ‘third way’ instead of slashing services or raising charges

Economics

Spurs boss involved in awkward exchange with BBC interviewer after Everton defeat

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A makeup artist at the high-end brand has put Primark's dupes to the test - and she was very impressed with one product in particular. Others missed the mark though

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Liverpool star Darwin Nunez was on the scoresheet twice as the Reds beat Brentford 2-0 in the Premier League, with the Uruguayan forward speaking to Sky Sports after the game

Society

Brighten up dreary winter days with this sweet knit

Economics

Ashley Gordon, known to fans as DJ AG, has amassed a huge following online for his DJ sets which feature members of the public out in the streets of London

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The couple have reportedly become ‘local villains’ in Montecito

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The fresh and vibrant dish that's perfect for bringing a taste of summer to your table has a unique twist

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These coins need to be from particular years and may need to contain specific errors to be particularly valuable.

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DJ AG, whose real name is Ashley Gordon, went viral for DJing in the middle of London streets and has performed with a host of stars - but it hasn't all been plain sailing

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Culture expert Hayley Knight told FEMAL the way celebs hold their coffee cups reveals a lot about their personalities and branding.

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Critchley has been in charge at QPR and Blackpool but there's something about the Jambos that just hits different

Society

Restless leg syndrome medicines - known as dopamine agonists - are offered on the NHS, but can cause some people to develop compulsive gambling and sex addiction, experts claim.

Economics

The number of humpback sightings off the English coast has 'gone through the roof' in the last few years after the species was protected in the 1960s, experts say

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A quick and easy breakfast is essential for those who are usually in a rush and running out of the door in the morning and this "dreamy" recipe will ensure you have a healthy breakfast in no time

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Experts at Humboldt University in Berlin , helped by colleagues at the University of Nairobi tested the power of storytelling in helping children to make healthier food choices

Society

Experts believe the prevalence of microplastics, such as those in plastic bags, can be linked to health conditions as they can cause superbugs to mutate

Economics

Oleksandr Syrskyi claims in interview that 150,000 Russian soldiers died last year; Ukraine shoots down 43 Russian drones. What we know on day 1,062.See all our Ukraine war coverageRussia suffered 434,000 casualties in 2024, the commander in chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, has claimed, saying it was more than the previous two years combined. Oleksandr Syrskyi said in an interview broadcast on Sunday evening that the figure included 150,000 deaths. Syrskyi did not give a figure for Ukrainian casualties. Ukraine’s General Staff also reported over the weekend that almost 819,000 Russian soldiers had been killed, captured or wounded since the start of the war. In December 2024, Kyiv said 2,200 Russian soldiers died in the space of 24 hours, its worst toll since the start of the war. Western tallies for Russian casualties are lower, with an assessment in October last year stating up to 115,000 had been killed and 500,000 wounded since the start of the full-scale invasion.Moscow has...

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Former Man United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has taken his next job in management with Turkish club Besiktas.

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The mother-of-three, was discovered dead by police in October 2023 in the house in the Italian hilltop village of Verratti that she shared with retired IT consultant Michael Whitbread, 75.

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Holly Willoughby has teamed up with homeware retailer Dunelm to create a brand new collection of soft furnishings that are perfect for giving your home a spring makeover

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The devastating Los Angeles wildfires have put billions of dollars worth of fine art at risk as experts warn could be 'one of the most impactful art losses ever in America.' 

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If you feel the need for a change of scenery, a job living on the South Pole with the British Antarctic Survey could be just what you need.

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Hibs striker ends four months of injury hell

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Ange Postecoglou's behaviour in his post-match interview with the BBC following Tottenham's damaging 3-2 defeat at Everton at Goodison Park has been criticised by fans

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Given anxiety about Kemi Badenoch, surely now would be a good time to find clarity about what we actually believe. Without that, we misfireWhat would the ideal leader of the Conservative party look like? Despite the party’s newly developed regicide habit, this question doesn’t receive enough serious consideration. The sitting leader naturally becomes the locus for dissatisfaction, while speculation understandably focuses on the actual alternatives.On one level, this is perfectly sensible. As a matter of practical politics, there is limited short-term use in dreaming up an ideal candidate who does not exist: like the serial online dater with the long list of must-haves, you risk ending up in a place where no living candidate can measure up to the one who lives in your head.Henry Hill is deputy editor of ConservativeHome Continue reading...

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Experts say fire weather likely to return as firefighters make progress containing wildfires and Trump plans trip to stateAs firefighters in Los Angeles made progress on Sunday containing wildfires that have destroyed much of the Pacific Palisades and Altadena neighborhoods, forecasters warned that fire weather is likely to return on Monday.Donald Trump told NBC news he plans to travel to California to inspect the damage after his inauguration, “probably, at the end of the week”. California governor Gavin Newsom had initially invited the president-elect to visit more than a week ago, even as Trump attacked him on social media and spread misinformation about the state’s Democratic leadership response to the fires. Continue reading...

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24-time Grand Slam winner boycotted on-court interview with Channel 9 after comments made by Tony Jones

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Manchester United fell to a disappointing defeat against Brighton to once again underline just how difficult a job that Ruben Amorim has on his hands at Old Trafford

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The Spurs manager cut a furious figure after his side slipped to defeat against Everton at Goodison Park

Politics

The MPs, who were pictured at the Palestine Solidarity Campaign protest on Saturday, both sit in Parliament as independents.

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A self-proclaimed "amateur home cook" has shared his simple recipe for broccoli and stilton soup - and it's perfect for the colder months

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Leading dietary experts have identified the six most common mistakes people make when trying to lose weight - and they all have to do with the brain

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