78 minutes ago Cleaner's £2 hack 'works every time' for getting hard grease off air fryers

Mrs Hinch fans have shared a simple and cheap hack for cleaning air fryers - and all you need is two items that you probably already have in your kitchen cupboard

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1 hour ago Body language expert reveals the red flag gesture that showed Tyson Fury was going to LOSE his fight with Oleksandr Usyk

The Gypsy King went the distance with Usyk but was beaten for a second time this year by him as all three judges scored it 116-112 to the Ukrainian - a clean sweep which left Fury indignant.

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2 hours ago Woman uses food to clean her mirrors and people are completely divided

A woman has shared a video of herself cleaning her bathroom mirrors using a potato - and it's safe to say people were a little confused by the method but others loved it

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2 hours ago Dunelm's 'sturdy' £12 storage solution is 'brilliant' for packing away Christmas items

Keep your baubles and ornaments all organised for next year with Dunelm's nifty storage boxes shoppers are snapping up.

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3 hours ago Death is at the heart of Christmas. That’s why we love to tell festive ghost stories | Kate Maltby

It’s a creepy time of year from The Archers to Nosferatu to Mark Gatiss’ Woman of StoneThis Christmas, find some pity for Lynda Snell MBE. Fans of the BBC radio soap The Archers know Lynda as the stalwart organiser of every Christmas panto in the fictional village of Ambridge. This year, she found herself tasked with something more arduous: voice-coaching the hard-living Mick, who had volunteered to play Father Christmas at the local pub, only for the landlords to discover that Mick had a performance voice so rasping and gravelly it was guaranteed to terrify the children.Readers who, like me, are incurable listeners of The Archers will know the solution: Lynda sparkily announced that this year, Ambridge would host a “creepy Christmas” event, allowing Mick to snarl to his heart’s content as Krampus, not Santa, and a range of other Christmas bogeymen. Hilarity, by Ambridge standards, ensued when Lynda found herself scrambling to hide Mick and his demonic horns from the vicar. Continue...

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6 hours ago Banish window condensation for good with £1 product we all have at home

If you're getting fed up of wiping down your windows every morning, then don't worry as there is a very simple solution that may already be in your cupboard

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17 hours ago Kim Woodburn reveals top tips for perfect Christmas Dinner and how to be stress

Kim Woodburn is well known for making everything sparkle, and the TV star described exactly how she approaches Christmas to avoid any mess or drama - from hosting, to cleaning, to her clever roast dinner hacks

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17 hours ago Nottingham Forest flying high after ending Brentford’s unbeaten home run

Finally, Fortress Gtech was breached, its ramparts and keep torn asunder by the pragmatism of Nuno Espírito Santo. The Premier League’s surprise package took down its best home record as Nottingham Forest solidified the top-four place they had kicked off in after Manchester City’s latest meltdown.The highest-ranked visitors yet to the stadium where goals and victories had previously rained down for the home team kept Brentford at bay with a mix of discipline and cutting edge. The goals from Ola Aina and Anthony Elanga were pincer movements seizing on defensive disorganisation. Continue reading...

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18 hours ago ‘We still believe in him’: Haaland backs Guardiola to solve Manchester City crisis

City have lost six of last eight Premier League matchesGuardiola ‘will find the solutions,’ says HaalandErling Haaland said he is confident Pep Guardiola will solve Manchester City’s crisis after they fell to a ninth defeat in 12 matches, an alarming run in which they have won once. The Norway striker conceded he has been out of form but the City manager insisted his team would be worse off without Haaland.City, who have won only one of their past seven Premier League matches, were beaten 2-1 at Aston Villa to leave them seriously off the pace in the title race, denting their hopes of becoming champions for a fifth successive season. City trail the leaders, Liverpool, who have two games in hand on them, by nine points. “He won the Premier League six times in seven years, so we will never forget that,” Haaland said of his manager. “He will find the solutions. He has been doing that every single year. We still believe in him, we have to work harder than ever right now.” Continue readi...

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