2 h. ago As a top divorce lawyer, I can spot a failing marriage. These are the eight alarm bells I hear so often

A lot of times people will ask me: What are the main causes of divorce? But, actually, the right question to ask is: What are the raindrops that make up the flood?

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26 h. ago Emmerdale fans gasp as they hear Belle Dingle actress' very different real accent

Emmerdale's Eden Taylor-Draper who plays Belle Dingle has left fans confused after she revealed her real voice

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4 d. ago Are YOUR dizzy spells being caused by hidden nervous system problems that GPs often fail to spot... and could the cure be a 30p pill?

For more than 20 years, mother-of-two Kerry Clayton endured dizzy spells, fainting and constant light-headedness - only to have her concerns repeatedly dismissed by doctors.

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9 d. ago Auston Trusty must hear Celtic alarm bells ringing as transfer suitor list swells

The USA international has struggled to nail down a regular starting slot in the Hoops XI

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1 week ago ‘I was like a tornado going through men’s lives’: meet the people who can’t stop getting married

From the divorce lawyer on wedding eight to the 85-year-old in love with bride five – the hopeless romantics who keep saying ‘I do’Forty-two per cent of the married couples you know are destined to divorce, according to the latest UK statistics, but we still buy into the idea that a wedding is a happy ending. The story we like to tell, culturally, about romantic love is straightforward: that there is just one person out there for everyone, and that, once you have found that person, you will be happy every day until one of you is dead. So what about people who rack up multiple marriages? The famous stories tend to have a whiff of madness and glamour about them. There is Elizabeth Taylor, who was married eight times (twice to Richard Burton). The other, bloodier, example that springs to mind is Henry VIII.To be married and divorced multiple times requires a strange mixture of romanticism and practicality about love. Saying “until death do u...

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2 w. ago Chris Cuomo trolled for falling for AOC deepfake video about Sydney Sweeney

NewsNation anchor digs in after failing to spot that video of congresswoman calling American Eagle jeans campaign racist was fake, despite its being labelled ‘parody 100% made with AI’

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2 w. ago He worked with artificial limbs for decades. Then a lorry ripped off his right arm. What happened when the expert became the patient?

An experienced clinician in prosthetics, Jim Ashworth-Beaumont found himself the perfect guinea pig for a radical new option for amputeesWhen the air ambulance brought Jim Ashworth-Beaumont to King’s College hospital in south-east London, nobody thought he had a hope. He had been cycling home when a lorry driver failed to spot him alongside his trailer while turning left after a set of traffic lights. The vehicle’s wheels opened his torso like a sardine tin, puncturing his lungs and splitting his liver in two. They also tore off his right arm. Weeks after the accident, in July 2020, Ashworth-Beaumont would see a photo of the severed limb taken by a doctor while it lay beside him in hospital. He had asked to see the picture and says it helped him come to terms with his loss. “My hand didn’t look too bad,” he says. “It was as if it was waving goodbye to me.”Ashworth-Beaumont, a super-fit and sunny former Royal Marine from Edinburgh, would go on to spend six weeks in an induced coma as...

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