1 hour ago Katie Price admits she 'bodged' her after care as she shows off latest nose job

Katie Price is struggling through pain after getting cosmetic work on her nose - and the former glamour model has made a meal out of bandaging up her recovering hooter

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3 hours ago Federal employees ordered to remove pronouns from their email signature and urged to find ‘higher productivity jobs’

Critics have warned government can’t offer or fund Trump’s promised buyouts of federal workers

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8 hours ago Marks & Spencer launch versatile £45 cotton skater dress perfect for any casual occasion

The denim dress comes in sizes petite, regular and tall - and comes in a flattering skater shape with a mid-length design

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14 hours ago ITV The Chase's Bradley Walsh stops game after hearing contestant's job in awkward slip

The Chase host Bradley Walsh was left in hysterics after hearing one contestant's job, which he jokingly said was a "game over" moment before he was forced to let him through.

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56 minutes ago Meet the 'Recovery Agent' braving tower blocks, traveller camps and lock ups to rescue your stolen bike after the police give up... all for just £6.99

Jane Fryer joined 25-year-old Bilal Ali, who is making it his mission to retrieve stolen bikes, on his latest recovery job as figures show that 150,000 bikes are taken in the UK alone on an annual basis.

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3 hours ago Trump orders all federal employees to remove pronouns from their emails

President Donald Trump ordered federal employees to remove their pronounces from the email signatures as he continues his widespread purge of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

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6 hours ago Top cop keeps job despite following junior female colleague towards her hotel room

A disciplinary panel found Superintendent Roger Pegram guilty of 'gross misconduct' but they decided to hand him a final written warning rather than the sack

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14 hours ago DWP benefits cheats use 'three word' trick to swindle taxpayers out of £10,000 a year each

Work coaches at a job centre said they had never seen it so bad

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15 hours ago Celtic Champions League draw LIVE as Alan Shearer raves about the Bhoys ahead of Bayern or Real Madrid clash

The Hoops go into the hat in Nyon with two superpowers of European football lying in wait

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4 hours ago 'Perfect for many seasons' denim jacket is affordable alternative to Amanda Holden's signature look

Amanda Holden has been a style icon in Amanda & Alan's Spanish Job, and there's one item she's adorned several times - her denim jacket, and we found some affordable alternatives just like the real deal

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13 hours ago Wayne Lineker's iconic O Beach club coming to UK for first time at surprising location

For the first time ever, O BEACH IBIZA will be bringing its signature feel-good atmosphere to the UK, joining forces with the country's hottest new festival Together Again

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17 hours ago Wynne Evans' likely be be axed from £1m Go Compare job for one undeniable reason

EXCLUSIVE: Wynne Evans has been hitting the headlines after he was caught up in yet another controversy after he was overheard making a crude joke towards his co-star

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12 hours ago ‘Deep down, all Englishmen are policemen’: Spanish anthology recounts life in Edwardian London

Julio Camba spent 15 months as London correspondent for El Mundo newspaper writing mostly about the strange habits of the EnglishThe first of the myriad anglosajón peculiarities that would bedevil, confound and exasperate Julio Camba in his 15 months as London correspondent for El Mundo revealed itself when a porter tried to help the young Spanish journalist with his luggage as he arrived at Victoria station in December 1910.“The worker grabbed my suitcase and shouted, so I started to shout, too,” he wrote shortly afterwards. “Given that I’m Spanish, I shouted much more than he did and, finally, he shut up.” Camba swiftly concluded that, unlike their Spanish, French and Italian neighbours, the English were not given to passionate outbursts. Or passion. Or, indeed, outbursts. Continue reading...

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6 hours ago Banker who quit his job to open takeaway from his kitchen announces 'exciting' move

The two businesses will be coming together this month

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17 hours ago Wynne Evans likely be be axed from £1m Go Compare job for one undeniable reason

EXCLUSIVE: Wynne Evans has been hitting the headlines after he was caught up in yet another controversy after he was overheard making a crude joke towards his co-star

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12 hours ago ‘Deep down, all Englishmen are policemen’: a Spanish correspondent’s view of life in Edwardian London

The journalist and adventurer Julio Camba wrote exquisite sketches about the strange habits of the EnglishThe first of the myriad anglosajón peculiarities that would bedevil, confound and exasperate Julio Camba in his 15 months as London correspondent for El Mundo revealed itself when a porter tried to help the young Spanish journalist with his luggage as he arrived at Victoria station in December 1910.“The worker grabbed my suitcase and shouted, so I started to shout, too,” he wrote shortly afterwards. “Given that I’m Spanish, I shouted much more than he did and, finally, he shut up.” Camba swiftly concluded that, unlike their Spanish, French and Italian neighbours, the English were not given to passionate outbursts. Or passion. Or, indeed, outbursts. Continue reading...

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9 hours ago Alan Shearer issues Marcus Rashford transfer verdict in stern Man United reminder

Manchester United face a transfer dilemma with Marcus Rashford amid links away from Old Trafford

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19 hours ago Harrowing CCTV shows moment stabbed teen flees his killers after park attack in broad daylight

Haunting CCTV shows the final moments of a teenager's life as he fled two thugs who stabbed him in a park in broad daylight to steal his phone.

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11 hours ago Meet the woman who lives without money: ‘I feel more secure than when I was earning’

Ten years ago, Jo Nemeth quit her job and closed her bank account. Today, she’s more committed than ever to her moneyless lifeGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailSharon Brodie clearly remembers her first Christmas with her good friend Jo Nemeth. It was 2016 and also her first Christmas without her husband, Monty, who had died suddenly a month earlier.“I didn’t even want to be alive,” says Brodie from her home in Lismore, northern New South Wales. “I definitely didn’t want to go to the shops or buy presents or do anything. But Jo had come to stay with us [Brodie and her two teenage boys] to help out, and on Christmas Eve I told her my gift to her was that we could go dumpster diving, which I’d never done before – and we did, that night. Continue reading...

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22 hours ago Transgender Emilia Pérez star Karla Sofía Gascón under fire for 'hurtful' anti

Transgender Spanish actress Karla Sofía Gascón is under fire over offensive social media posts she shared resurfaced online.

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12 hours ago The best popular fiction to round off January: SIX POPPIES by Lisa Carter, NESTING By Roisin O'Donnell, THE CLEANER By Mary Watson

Wendy Holden reviews the best Popular fiction out now.

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12 hours ago ‘Overt femininity’: from Maga makeovers to Texan blowouts, big hair is back

Melania Trump, Sabrina Carpenter and the Princess of Wales are among those turning up the volumeIt’s big. It’s bouncy. And it’s back. From the catwalks to Capitol Hill, hair with added volume is trending. Raised at the roots and curled at the ends, big and bold hair has knocked relaxed, beachy waves off the hairstyle charts.It’s the hairstyle Melania Trump loosely based her hair on for her official Flotus 2.0 portrait and it’s quickly becoming the signature style for her husband’s cabinet. Just days after being appointed White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt swapped her usual go-to straight and sleek look for it. Last year, Kristi Noem completed her Maga makeover with her previously short cropped hair in a shoulder-length style, alongside new teeth and fluttery fake eyelashes. This week, she posted images of herself attending her first deportation raid as homeland security secretary to X, her hair noticeably groomed and curled under a law enforcement cap. “Did she go to Dryb...

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13 hours ago Stirling Albion hope for repeat performance as former faces return to capital

The Albion squad contains a healthy contingent of former Edinburgh City faces - including boss Alan Maybury.

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13 hours ago Traitors star Amanda Lovett swears by two products to keep skin healthy

Amanda Lovett, who starred in The Traitors, has a secret to keeping her skin looking healthy and it's a cream she's been using for years - and it's now on sale

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17 hours ago Secondhand is rarely second best. Sometimes it looks far better | Jess Cartner

Forget tatty cast-offs – the secondhand marketplace is now the first port of call for the savvy shopperThe rise of secondhand fashion is an enormously cheering thing, and in a world not currently over-blessed with hugely cheering things, it is worth taking a moment to celebrate.In a short space of time, the pre-loved fashion economy has gone from being niche – vintage stores full of antique silk dresses at the top end, jumble sale tat at the other, not much in the middle – to a viable way to source every part of your wardrobe. The marketplace of new-to-you clothes, rather than new-to-the-world clothes, is now an aspirational, respectable, efficient, affordable place to shop. Not just for the pieces that have always been associated with secondhand (tea dresses for retro dressers, rare jeans for denim nerds) but for straight-down-the-middle mainstream wardrobe stuff. Your cousin’s North Face puffer jacket? £45 from Vinted. Your line manager’s Zara blazer? £18 courtesy of Depop. The Pr...

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