37 m. ago Common vitamin deficiency could cause 'memory issues', numb hands and mouth pain

A doctor has shared the symptoms of a vitamin deficiency that could lead to "memory issues, confusion, or cognitive changes"

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71 m. ago Philippines earthquake: tsunami warning for coasts including Indonesia after 7.6 quake hits Mindanao – live updates

The Philippines seismology agency said it strongly advises people in coastal towns in central and southern Philippines to immediately evacuateFull report: prayers as strong shaking hits the PhilippinesPhilippines president directs agencies to aid evacuations and provide help to ‘everyone who needs it’Ferdinand Marcos, the president of the Philippines, said the government was working “round the clock” to ensure help reaches “everyone who needs it”.We are now assessing the situation on the ground and ensuring that everyone is safe. Search, rescue, and relief operations are already being prepared and will be deployed as soon as it is safe to do so.Let us continue to look out for one another and pray for the safety of all our countrymen. Continue reading...

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94 m. ago People are ditching 10,000 steps for walking trend giving '10 times the benefit'

This walking routine is super simple and low-impact

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3 h. ago New blood test could provide hope for misdiagnosed condition affecting 400,000 in UK

Chronic fatigue syndrome has been lacking reliable diagnostic tools, often leaving patients misdiagnosed and facing an arduous journey to find support

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5 h. ago Holidaymaker shares a DIY pillow hack to avoid headrest pain on flights

The Reddit user CassMistral shared their DIY invention, which can save travellers money, on the channel r/TravelHacks.

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5 h. ago Income tax or VAT? Experts reveal which increase will have ‘least damaging’ on economy

New economic analysis has revealed which tax rise will be the better option for the economy

Economics

6 h. ago National security adviser accused of torpedoing China spy case DID sign off on charges, so why did he change his mind?

Matthew Collins initially provided an assessment for the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in support of the espionage case against parliamentary aide Chris Cash and teacher pal Chris Berry.

Events

6 h. ago Craig Bellamy's blunt admission as he explains what went wrong for Wales in England hammering

The Wales boss insists his side will benefit from what was a difficult night at Wembley

Events

6 h. ago Fortune favours battling Scotland in World Cup quest as they benefit from an Iwelumo moment

Scots capitalise on wasteful visitors as big three points are taken at Hampden

Events

7 h. ago Diners 'violently ill' and in 'horrendous pain' after eating at popular pub

Diners at a Welsh pub were left "severely unwell" with diarrhoea after eating a carvery, with Public Health Wales now investigating a suspected food poisoning outbreak.

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8 h. ago England suffer injury blow as Ollie Watkins taken off after agonising collision with post

Aston Villa star Ollie Watkins looked in significant pain in England's clash against Wales after colliding with the post at Wembley and was replaced at half-time by Thomas Tuchel

Events

12 h. ago AI will ‘pain whole swathe of UK economy before providing net benefit’

The greatest AI-driven cyber threat is its ability to find weak spots in digital spaces, the CTO of the National Cyber Security Centre has said.

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12 h. ago 'I discovered America's most inbred family and one thing still haunts me from first meeting'

Mark Laita, who first created a video about the Whittakers of Odd, West Virginia, five years ago, has consistently returned to provide updates on the family via YouTube

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12 h. ago ‘We rewatched an Ajax match for 90 minutes’: What really happens when tennis anti

Remembering where to be 365 days a year, even if it means the doping control officer pressing the doorbell at 6am, can weigh heavily on playersDuring a particularly mischievous period of his life many years ago, a 21-year-old Gaël Monfils returned home from a long night of partying at 5.45am and, after a quick dash to the bathroom, fell asleep. Minutes later he was awoken by a doping control officer at his front door: “I’m dying in my bed, and somehow I hear the guy come. Barely. I’m dead and he’s coming,” says Monfils, laughing.One of the requirements of being an elite tennis player is providing your location for an hour each day as part of the anti-doping whereabouts system, which allows the anti-doping authorities to conduct unannounced out-of-competition doping tests. For years the Frenchman, like most other players, has assigned 6am as his usual hour, a time he is certain to be at home or in his hotel room. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago ‘We rewatched an Ajax match’: What really happens when tennis anti

Remembering where to be 365 days a year, even if it means the doping control officer pressing the doorbell at 6am, can weigh heavily on playersDuring a particularly mischievous period of his life, many years ago, a 21-year-old Gaël Monfils returned home from a long night of partying at 5.45am and after a quick dash to the bathroom fell asleep. Minutes later he was woken up by a doping control officer at his front door: “I’m dying in my bed and somehow I hear the guy come. Barely. I’m dead and he’s coming,” says Monfils, laughing.One of the requirements of being an elite player is providing your location for an hour each day as part of the anti-doping whereabouts system, which allows the anti-doping authorities to conduct unannounced out-of-competition doping tests. For years the Frenchman, like most other players, has assigned 6am as his usual hour, a time he is certain to be at home or in his hotel room. Continue reading...

Politics

12 h. ago White House admits Trump’s message to Bondi to prosecute enemies was supposed to be a DM: report

Apparent error provides another glimpse into radically reshaped Justice Department under Trump’s command

Politics

13 h. ago ‘Bubbly’ Rosie, 5, given months to live after headaches and ‘slow eye’ were treated with new glasses

WHEN "bubbly" Rosie Hassall started complaining of pain in her forehead in November 2024, doctors thought it was down to eye problems and prescribed her new glasses. Until then, her parents – Charlotte, 36, and Stefan, 37 – believed the tot was just having headaches and gave her Calpol to cope. But the pain kept...

Politics

14 h. ago Poland charges former registry office employee with providing false identities for Russian spies

Polish authorities have charged a former Warsaw city council employee with espionage for allegedly providing Russia with fake identities for its spies

Society

14 h. ago Starmer says no minister involved in collapse of China spy case

It comes after the country’s chief prosecutor blamed ministers for failing to provide the crucial evidence needed to prosecute.

Politics

14 h. ago The details UK tourists will have to provide when arriving in Europe from Sunday

Tourists will have to supply additional data as part of the European Union's new Entry/Exit System (EES) from Sunday

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