68 h. ago 'Safest and happiest' country just 2 hours from UK that will pay you to move there

A number of countries around the world will actually pay you to move there – and one of them is widely considered to be the safest and happiest in the world.

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4 d. ago Marc Guehi shows true colours as he opens up on failed Liverpool transfer

Liverpool were set to sign Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guehi on deadline day, only for the transfer to collapse at the eleventh hour, and the Eagles captain has opened up on the failed move

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9 d. ago The Entertainer reveals massive change to opening hours as it creates 200 new jobs

THE Entertainer has revealed a massive change to opening hours in a move which will create 200 new jobs. For the first time in the toy shop's history it will open on Sunday. All of the brand's 150 stores will face the shake-up to its trading hours. The change will first run as a trial...

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9 d. ago Adrian Newey’s staggering working hours revealed with F1 legend’s Aston Martin move ‘no marketing hype’

ADRIAN NEWEY is working around the clock at Aston Martin to help their push to the front of the grid. The 66-year-old design guru is getting "very little sleep" in his new role at Lawrence Stroll's team. Newey had been with Red Bull for 19 years, before signing a lucrative £20million-a-year contract with Aston Martin,...

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1 week ago Ousmane Dembélé’s Ballon d’Or is a human victory amid the toxic theatre of football | Barney Ronay

The ceremony in Paris was reliably nauseating but the PSG star’s award was born out of hard work and tactical intelligenceEven after a few hours of sober reflection it was still hard to identify exactly which bit of the reliably nauseating 69th Ballon d’Or ceremony was the single most nauseating bit of the reliably nauseating 69th Ballon d’Or ceremony. One thing is certain. We have a powerful shortlist here. The competition is generational. But this is also the elite, the god tier. And as ever there must be a winner.Was it the first nauseating thing at the Théâtre du Châtelet; the crowd of otherwise normal Parisians transformed into fame-zombies, thronged against the barriers four hours before the ceremony, whooping and gawping as bored-looking blokes moved broadcast boxes around, baying at passing female TV presenters, spectating the buildup to an awards do in a state of celebrity delirium? Or was the most nauseating thing the pre-ceremony outrage in the French media, who railed at...

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2 w. ago Inside the Gen Z uprising: Leaders of the protest tell Daily Mail the shocking issues that drove Nepal's youth to dismantle the government in days

Nepal's parliament burned and protestors filled the streets before the government was overthrown in 24 hours in a movement largely orchestrated by young people.

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3 w. ago Arne Slot reveals Liverpool stance on Marc Guehi pursuit: ‘We were in for him’

Guehi’s deadline day move to Liverpool collapsed at the 11th hour when Crystal Palace pulled out

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3 w. ago Champion horsewoman, 30, who died hours after celebrating first wedding anniversary as she prepared to move to Australia was found hanged, inquest hears

Abigail Garside, 30, an accomplished horse rider, was found dead just hours after posting joyful pictures celebrating her first wedding anniversary with her husband at a luxury spa.

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3 w. ago Nepal protesters have torched parliament and toppled the government. So what happens now?

Nepal’s political class has been effectively wiped out in an extraordinary 24 hours of unrest. With no obvious leaders among the student movement that swept Kathmandu, there are few candidates remaining to take the country forward. Namita Singh reports

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