5 h. ago How flight attendant, 32, lost 40 kilos naturally in just 15 months

A former flight attendant, from NSW, whose weight spiralled after 'relying almost exclusively' on takeaway meals has shed 40kg naturally in just 15 months - without intense workout sessions.

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7 h. ago Margot Robbie soaks up sun in bikini beach snaps wearing sweet nod to her new role

Hollywood actress Margot Robbie looked like a natural beach bombshell as she enjoyed the waves on the Gold Coast just months after giving birth to her first child in November last year

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11 h. ago Abuse I received for TikTok video after Women’s Six Nations defeat was crazy | Jaz Joyce

Dance live on the BBC with a club teammate, after Wales had lost to England, provoked a torrent of hate onlineThe abuse and hate messages I received for doing a TikTok dance live on the BBC after Wales’s defeat by England was crazy. On Instagram I received a few DMs saying: “You’re an embarrassment, what do you think you’re doing?”That doesn’t affect me because we get criticism all the time for different things: losing a game, dropping a high ball. I am not hugely active on X and it was not until those of my friends who aren’t big fans of rugby were checking in on me to see if I was OK that I realised the extent of the abuse on social media. Continue reading...

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22 h. ago Heavily pregnant woman forced out in hate crime as 'GET OUT' sprayed on car

The heavily pregnant young woman had only moved into her new home a few days earlier when she was targeted with graffiti reading 'Get Out' on her car - she says she's been left with 'nowhere to go'

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27 h. ago Spring pest warning to homeowners over insects that can cause 'significant' damage to property

Moths are not thought to be dangerous, however an infestation can cause serious problems.

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27 h. ago Scottish beach named best in the UK is a 'little slice of Maldives' with turquoise sea

It's so easy to see why people are blown away at the natural beauty of this famous Scottish beach in the Outer Hebrides

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28 h. ago Inside one of Britain's most BITTER neighbour wars: How man made wheelchair

EXCLUSIVE: Jobless menace Stephen Groves, 59, launched a relentless campaign of hate against wheelchair-bound Steven Persaud in a vengeful row over the security gadget.

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29 h. ago Where do whale sharks mate? The search to learn where the magic happens for the world's biggest fish

Nobody knows where whale sharks, the biggest fish in the sea, are mating

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30 h. ago ‘Don’t ask what AI can do for us, ask what it is doing to us’: are ChatGPT and co harming human intelligence?

Recent research suggests our brain power is in decline. Is offloading our cognitive work to AI driving this trend?Imagine for a moment you are a child in 1941, sitting the common entrance exam for public schools with nothing but a pencil and paper. You read the following: “Write, for no more than a quarter of an hour, about a British author.”Today, most of us wouldn’t need 15 minutes to ponder such a question. We’d get the answer instantly by turning to AI tools such as Google Gemini, ChatGPT or Siri. Offloading cognitive effort to artificial intelligence has become second nature, but with mounting evidence that human intelligence is declining, some experts fear this impulse is driving the trend. Continue reading...

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32 h. ago 'My face never tans but Iconic's new bronzer made me look like I'd spent two weeks in the sun'

With summer on its way, Mirror's shopping writer Grace tests out Iconic London's new bronzing elixir to see if she can get a natural, sunkissed complexion without sitting in the sun

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33 h. ago New appetite control sachets with 20% off could help reduce bloating and snack cravings

Feel Pro Metabolic sachets are designed to help curb your appetite by naturally supporting hunger to make you feel full for longer, and the brand is currently offering a 20% discount

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35 h. ago Max Verstappen reveals what was said in tense argument between manager and Red Bull boss

Max Verstappen's manager was seen in tense discussions with some of Red Bull's bosses after the last race but the world champion did not seem concerned by the nature of their chats

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36 h. ago Grim rise of violence and hate at youth football matches exposed – see shocking abuse in full

Mirror analysis of nearly 500 serious cases reveals shocking racism and abuse at youth games as the FA tell us most serious crowd disorder involves under 18s matches

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42 h. ago Hue are you kidding? Scientists claim to have discovered a new colour never seen by humans

Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, say that by stimulating individual cells in the retina that the laser pushed their perception beyond its natural limits.

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48 h. ago Hue new? Scientists claim to have found colour no one has seen before

Contested discovery achieved by experiment firing laser pulses into eyes, stimulating retina cellsAfter walking the Earth for a few hundred thousand years, humans might think they have seen it all. But not according to a team of scientists who claim to have experienced a colour no one has seen before.The bold – and contested – assertion follows an experiment in which researchers in the US had laser pulses fired into their eyes. By stimulating individual cells in the retina, the laser pushed their perception beyond its natural limits, they say. Continue reading...

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51 h. ago Wombats, wallabies and whales: four days walking in Wilsons Promontory national park

It’s one of Victoria’s favourite national parks for good reason. Hiking the park’s south reveals stunning coastlines and complex history, topped off by a night in a lighthouseGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailWe left the Wilsons Promontory Lightstation with one last look out to sea, admiring the chain of islands leading like stepping stones across the Strait. They’re the remnants of a landbridge between the Prom and Tasmania’s Freycinet, a link easily seen in the areas’ shared beauty: fine white sand, rough granite and bright orange lichen contrasting with a startlingly blue sea. It’s the nature, the beauty and the walking that brought us here, as well as a sense of unfinished business.My husband and I had been coming to Wilsons Prom for decades, for day walks and multi-day hikes. But we’d never made it to the lighthouse, or stayed in the cottages converted to walkers’ accommodation. To tackle the trip, we booked two bunkrooms and roped in the Schultz family. It would be th...

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53 h. ago Why do Trump voters have no regrets? Because the people they hate are getting hurt more | Arwa Mahdawi

Even amid political chaos and rising prices, what matters most to his supporters is a macabre form of payback and vengeanceThe stock market is plunging, prices are rising, federal workers are getting laid off, students are being snatched off the street by immigration agents. The US is many things at the moment, but stable is not one of them. So, amid all this turmoil, how are all the Donald Trump voters feeling? Has buyer’s remorse set in? Are they starting to wonder whether voting in a convicted felon as president – a man who has declared bankruptcy six times – might not have been the wisest move?Not according to the polls. Rather, the US appears to be a nation of Édith Piafs: they regret rien. I’m not saying that disillusioned Republicans don’t exist; do enough digging and you can certainly find a few. And journalists have been doing a lot of digging. During Trump’s first term, there was a steady stream of media pieces profiling the regretful Trump voter. The genre has remained po...

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59 h. ago Dorset coast tragedy as young woman dies after getting caught in 'vortex'

Emily Sherwin, 20, who had a love of nature and the "sea world" went missing after she was caught in an underwater vortex diving off Old Harry Rocks, near Swanage, Dorset

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61 h. ago Glamorous young mom dies in heartbreaking twist after trying to go 'au naturale'

María Paz Peñaloza, 31, died on April 11 after she went into cardiac arrest at a makeshift clinic in Queens, New York

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61 h. ago From butterflies to wind turbines, project preserves world’s sonic heritage

Online exhibition collects soundscapes from nature reserves and sites such as Machu Picchu and Taj MahalThe sounds of wind turbines, rare whales and the Amazonian dawn chorus are among the noises being preserved as part of an exhibition of soundscapes found in world heritage sites.The Sonic Heritage project is a collection of 270 sounds from 68 countries, including from famous Unesco-designated sites such as Machu Picchu and the Taj Mahal, as well as natural landscapes such as the monarch butterfly sanctuary in El Rosario, Mexico and the Colombian Amazon. Continue reading...

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