An increasing amount of Gen Z and millennials are admitting to purchasing 'dupes,' or knockoffs of viral products, from counterfeit buyers.

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The dancer shared a fresh update as she headed to the hospital for the first time this year

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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.

Economics

Ruben Amorim is in the midst of a crisis at Manchester United and the January transfer window is his first opportunity to start fixing the squad

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The release of Palestinian detainees came after three Israeli hostages were freed on SundayFull report: Palestinians celebrate as prisoners freedThe Spanish government has welcomed the Gaza ceasefire agreement, which will allow for an increase in aid to the strip. The Spanish foreign ministry said the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (Unrwa) is “essential and irreplicable” to the delivery of humanitarian relief in the territory.Israel’s government is still committed to its plan to ban Unrwa from operating and to cut all ties between the agency and the Israeli government. It has accused the UN agency of allowing Hamas militants to infiltrate its staff, an allegation the agency denies. Unrwa is the major distributor of aid in Gaza and provides education, health and other basic services to millions of Palestinian refugees across the region, including in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.It is essential that negotiations between the parties resume immediately in order to move on to the s...

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Imogen Moorsom was a brilliant French horn player and qualified for the finals of BBC 's Young Musician of the Year in 2022 and played in the National Youth Orchestra.

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Former BBC star Debbie Greenwood was rushed to hospital last week and has since spent six nights on the A&E ward, with the TV presenter praising the "amazing" NHS

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Problems have been reported with the signals at the Dockhead turning at the end of the Whitesands.

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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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Shoppers looking to save on their energy bills can now snap up an electric heated clothes airer for a bargain price

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Transport giant FirstGroup said open access routes mean locations receive services that would ‘otherwise require taxpayer subsidies’.

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A character on BBC's The Traitors is proving to be a hit with viewers as fans have branded him a "favourite"

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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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The Apprentice cast for 2025 has been confirmed 👀

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Richarlison was seen taking a lap of honour following Spurs' 3-2 loss to Everton at Goodison Park, showing that he still has a soft spot for the Merseyside club following his 2022 departure

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London weather latest as Met Office forecasts 'blanket of freezing fog' as cold snap continues  My London

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Manchester United have opened talks with left-back Patrick Dorgu, according to reports

Economics

EastEnders fans are convinced they've worked out how villain Reiss Colwell will leave Albert Square following reports that actor Jonny Freeman has filmed his final scenes

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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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Tasha and her pro dance partner Aljaz Skorjanec competed in the final of the BBC One dance contest back in December

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World No 1 sees off Holger Rune 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2Italian will face either Alex de Minaur in last eightIt took the double blow of illness and the oppressive conditions of a blistering Melbourne summer for Jannik Sinner to look uncomfortable on a hard, acrylic-based tennis court for the first time in well over a year. Throughout the 2024 season, Sinner not only held his opponents in a chokehold on the biggest stages, he had often done so with his typical calm, neutral expression barely changing. As Sinner methodically compiled significant titles throughout the 2024 season, he made his immense efforts appear to be routine.Three sets into his highly anticipated intragenerational tussle with Holger Rune, though, Sinner was clearly uncomfortable. He limped gingerly between points, his hands shook as he sat down at the change of ends and, most importantly, his unforced errors piled up. Down two break points at 1-1 in set three, Sinner was in trouble. Continue reading...

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Jacqueline Jossa is said to be 'hurt and upset' following claims that she's split from husband Dan Osborne after reportedly putting their £1.6million Essex home on the market

Society

The latest Manchester United news as the former midfielder has pointed at two key areas for United's struggles so far this season.

Economics

Actor Jonny Freeman has reportedly filmed his final scenes as villain Reiss Colwell and EastEnders fans have "worked out" when the creepy killer will leave Walford

Sport

The Aussie gaffer is on a horror run of form with fan pressure mounting as his side continue to slide down the Premier League table

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Fielding’s agents have reportedly been in ‘crisis talks’ with Channel 4 bosses

Culture

The pair have confirmed they'll be back together weeks after their Strictly journey came to an end

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Council officials ordered immediate action after images showed workmen leaving open metal trap doors on the pavement while dumping building debris outside the property in North Kensington.

Society

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

Economics

Man Utd remain marooned in the bottom half of the Premier League table after they fell to a fourth defeat in five games at Old Trafford, losing 3-1 to Brighton.

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Angela Hislop, 48, smashed into 72-year-old Janette Davidson on the B6397 road near Floors Castle in the Scottish Borders on November 11, 2022.

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Show is expected to start filming this summer

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A 35-year-old took to British parenting forum Mumsnet to explain that she is currently going through the process of IVF as she wants to start a family.

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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

"I have been using it for a little while now and find it a great alternative to my electric oven. It's quicker, cheaper, gives a better result and is easier to clean"

Economics

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

Sport

Peers warned yesterday that Britain's soaring benefits bill is down to a flawed welfare system which 'incentivises' claimants to declare themselves long-term sick.

Events

The actress has returned to dancing for the first time since making the final of the BBC One dance contest back in December

Culture

Australia took an unassailable 8-0 lead with victory in the first T20 of the multi-format series in Sydney

Politics

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. But it wasn't an easy adjustment for Sophie, who previously revealed her struggle at joining the royal family

Society

Average anual salaries in some parts of Britain are more than £12k higher than areas with the lowest pay, with the figure jumping to almost £20k when comparing London salaries

Economics

Defeat was bad enough for Man United but Ruben Amorim also criticised his players for going rogue in his 3-4-3 system.

Sport

BBC star Peter Grant has sadly died after a short battle with cancer.

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Strictly Come Dancing star Anton Du Beke has revealed the one big difference he has seen in the BBC show from when it first started. 

Culture

Biggest match of the tournament so far in Melbourne

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The infant had suffered more than 50 bite marks after rats gnawed away his fingers to the bone - officers were so angered they said it was 'hard to contain the rage'

Society

Santander could be considering quitting the UK, people familiar with the matter have said in reports - such a decision would likely be a blow for Chancellor Rachel Reeves

Economics

Man United were beaten by Brighton in the Premier League and here are how the players rated at Old Trafford.

Sport

The fourteenth season of Death In Paradise is set to see a major change in Saint-Marie as Commissioner Selwyn Patterson is rocked by 'monumental' news

Events

The guest initially refused to believe the valuation

Culture

Man United transfer news as the club are reportedly in talks with Italian side Lecce over a potential deal for the full-back before the end of the January transfer window

Politics

Jacqueline Jossa is reportedly 'upset' over rumours that she has ended her marriage to TOWIE star Dan Osborne as the couple place their family Essex home up for sale

Society

Romi Gonen, Emily Damari and Doron Steinbrecher released by Hamas and have crossed border into IsraelHamas releases first three hostages after ceasefire dealAnalysis: Will the ceasefire deal hold?How will the Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal work?Israeli tanks continued to shell areas in Gaza as the scheduled time of 8.30am (0630 GMT) for the ceasefire to take effect passed, Reuters reports.Israeli military spokesperson Daniel Hagari said in a brief televised address on Sunday that the political echelon had directed the military to delay implementation and that it retained freedom to continue attacks in the Gaza Strip as long as the ceasefire had not taken effect. Continue reading...

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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.

Events

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

Culture

Man by Calvin Klein has been popular with shoppers and it's currently on sale at a discount on Boots. The fragrance is said to last for a long time and would make a great Valentine's Day gift

Politics

Romi Gonen, Emily Damari and Doron Steinbrecher released by Hamas and have crossed border into IsraelHamas releases first three hostages after ceasefire dealAnalysis: Will the ceasefire deal hold?How will the Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal work?Israeli tanks continued to shell areas in Gaza as the scheduled time of 8.30am (0630 GMT) for the ceasefire to take effect passed, Reuters reports.Israeli military spokesperson Daniel Hagari said in a brief televised address on Sunday that the political echelon had directed the military to delay implementation and that it retained freedom to continue attacks in the Gaza Strip as long as the ceasefire had not taken effect. Continue reading...

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Hannah Riddell (pictured) finished school at Ashington Academy last summer and had plans to start a travel and tourism course at Newcastle College.

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

Culture

Alex and Lisa appeared on ITV Lorraine on Monday morning to speak about their close friendship and put rumours that they are related to bed.

Politics

A frustrated Reddit user shared their thoughts on the beloved supermarket Meal Deal controversially declaring: 'The choice of buying a sandwich at a UK supermarket is an illusion'

Economics

Sara Davies MBE has been left angered after seeing fake adverts of her promoting weight loss tablets - and has urged her fans not to fall for the scam

Events

The Red Devils host Rangers in the Europa League on January 23 after a nightmare start to life under their new boss

Culture

EastEnders fans believe they have worked out how killer Reiss Colwell will leave Albert Square after it was reported that actor Jonny Freeman has filmed his final scenes

Politics

The latest Manchester City transfer news amid reports linking Douglas Luiz with a return move to the Etihad Stadium from Italian giants Juventus.

Economics

Dragons' Den entrepreneur turned Strictly Come Dancing star Sara Davies has become a victim of a 'worrying' scam advert claiming she's promoting weight loss tablets

Events

While The Masked Singer, hosted by Joel Dommett, peaked with 4.1million viewers, Baldwin's Michael McIntyre's Big Show got 4.8 million.

Culture

Australia secure Ashes at earlier opportunity after victory in first T20 gives them unassailable 8-0 lead

Politics

The actors have called on the broadcaster's director-general Tim Davie and culture secretary Lisa Nandy to reverse their decision.

Events

In the 1970s, a British couple were told their Chinese vase was a reproduction on the BBC antiques show Going for a Song, so they put it in their attic where it lay for 40 years

Culture

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 former Made In Chelsea star, 35, decided to go sober two and a half years ago after noticing she became an 'angry' and 'nasty' drunk - and hasn't looked back since.

Events

The soap star appeared in ITV's Emmerdale for 13 years before his character moved to Australia to start a new life, and now he considers himself retired from acting

Politics

Christopher Harkins was finally jailed last year after being convicted of a catalogue of serious sexual, violent and financial offences against women.

Events

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent was not too keen on the idea of her co-star Carol Kirkwood singing on the famous red sofa, as she also begged Jon Kay to not get her to sing

Politics

Thousands of London commuters are facing a difficult start to the week, with a broken down train and the theft of signalling cables causing disruption to rail services into the capital.

Events

Lee Mack's show The 1% Club faces huge competition after the BBC launched a rival programme, hosted by another comedian and is expected to go against the ITV quiz

Politics

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

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The couple have reportedly become ‘local villains’ in Montecito

Politics

Emails and videos of burned buildings in Los Angeles versus those still standing have been flying back and forth among architects, builders and fire safety specialists

Events

The Traitors only has three episodes left of this series and a new favourite has emerged ahead of Friday's highly-anticipated final

Politics

Emails and videos of burned buildings in Los Angeles versus those still standing have been flying back and forth among architects, builders and fire safety specialists

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Welsh translator Elen wanted to raise awareness of the common condition that's 'understudied and underfunded'

Politics

Thousands of London commuters are facing a difficult start to the week, with a broken down train and the theft of signalling cables causing disruption to rail services into the capital.

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