9 m. ago Jennifer cried and begged the nation for help after her husband was shot dead on their doorstep in a 'robbery gone wrong'... but soon, police discovered the sinister truth about what really happened

The neighbours of Jennifer, 52, and Jamie Faith, then 49, were petrified after they heard blood curdling screams coming from the couple's home in Texas in 2020.

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19 m. ago The seven common reasons why people lose their appetite later in life – and how to manage it

When a once-healthy appetite begins to fade, it can be concerning and confusing

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40 m. ago ITV doctor says 'ask your GP this' if you're struggling to lose weight

Dr Nighat Arif, a GP and medical educator known for her appearances on BBC and ITV, shared advice on social media

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42 m. ago Match of the Day pundit loses £5MILLION from 'financial abuse' and opens up on 'shame and embarrassment'

Match of the Day pundit Danny Murphy has admitted that he has lost up to £5million due to 'financial abuse' from investments made during his football career.

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49 m. ago Ric Flair on Hulk Hogan's tragic death as he names WWE stars with same chemistry

EXCLUSIVE: The 'Nature Boy' was among the first people to pay an emotional tribute to his fellow WWE Hall of Famer after his death in July and said he wanted to cherish the good memories he had with Hulk

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49 m. ago Racist teen who stabbed boy walking home from Glasgow mosque jailed for 7 years

Junior Cameron subjected the 13-year-old schoolboy to a terrifying racist attack in Glasgow's Queen Park last year.

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50 m. ago Craig Bellamy criticises Kazakhstan pitch as Wales face tough night at $185 million stadium

The 30,000 capacity Astana Arena is the venue for the World Cup qualifier, with the artificial pitch a cause for concern

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56 m. ago Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes complains that British people hate the rich

Julian Fellowes criticised attitudes towards money, wealth and success in the UK in comparison to the United States.

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57 m. ago Fake astronaut scams OAP telling her 'I'm stuck in space, send me money for oxygen'

A scammer posing as an astronaut 'in space' and 'under attack' has successfully stolen thousands of pounds from an unsuspecting elder on the Japanese island of Hokkaido

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68 m. ago Nigel Farage urges Trump to use 'diplomacy and trade' to pressure Britain on free speech ahead of appearance in front of US politicians TODAY

The Reform leader and MP is due to say Britain has become an 'authoritarian censorship regime' after the arrest of Irish writer Graham Linehan for posting trans-critical tweets.

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69 m. ago Rylan Clark's migrant comments on This Morning spark HUNDREDS of Ofcom complaints as woke critics' battle to 'cancel' telly favourite rages on

The broadcast regulator received a staggering 576 complaints for the episode of the daytime programme, it was revealed on Wednesday.

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94 m. ago ‘The Dubai of South America’: how the promise of riches from lithium mining turned to dust in Bolivia

Politicians have long promised the critical metal will rescue the economy but Indigenous locals say the push to exploit vast reserves threatens the ecosystem and their livelihoods• Photographs by Sara Aliaga TiconaGrowing up near Bolivia’s Uyuni salt flats, Franz Alí Ramos remembers playing in the high-altitude wetlands near his home during the rainy season. “It was a beautiful recreation area for us and for animals,” he says.Now, the wetlands have given way to cracked, sunbaked earth – a change that Alí Ramos blames on nearby operations by Bolivia’s state lithium corporation, Yacimientos de Litio Bolivianos (YLB). The government has recently signed lithium mining contracts with two foreign companies – one Russian and the other Chinese – and residents fear more serious damage is yet to come. Continue reading...

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95 m. ago New UK survey shows lasting mental health toll of skin conditions beyond summer

A new UK study reveals the psychological impact of skin issues doesn’t fade with the seasons – with many still struggling into autumn.

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96 m. ago Sainsbury's trials 'chilling' change that could affect all stores

Critics have blasted the move as "Orwellian" while Sainsbury's say it is necessary amid "rising abuse"

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97 m. ago Voices: ‘It broke my heart’: Readers reflect on the realities of dementia care as Bruce Willis’s condition progresses

Our community has shared heartfelt experiences of caring for loved ones with dementia, emphasising the heartbreak, difficult decisions, and need for compassion highlighted by Bruce Willis’s family situation

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98 m. ago Justice Secretary slams 'appalling' personal attacks on judges which 'put their safety at risk'

Shabana Mahmood’s remarks come after a period of sustained public criticism of judges

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99 m. ago Boy, two, killed when 'out of control car' crashed into pushchair

His mother and father witnessed his death, a coroner has said

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1 hour ago Nancy Mace leaves Epstein victims’ testimony hearing in tears after ‘full blown panic attack’

Republican lawmaker says she was left ‘hyperventilating,’ ‘shaking,’ and unable to breathe after meeting Jeffrey Epstein survivors on Capitol Hill

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1 hour ago Fulham: Disallowing Josh King goal against Chelsea was 'wrong', admits Howard Webb

Decision to rule out first-half effort in west London derby was met with widespread criticism

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1 hour ago Ukrainian literature: writers’ union heresy hunt – archive, 1947

29 December 1947: Some members are accused of showing ‘nationalist’ tendencies that are alien to the Soviet stateMoscow, DecemberUkraine, like Russia, also has its literary problems, and these have been the subject of some sharp public discussions in Kyiv lately. In September there was a plenary meeting of the board of the Ukrainian Writers’ Union, from which it clearly transpired that some of the Ukrainian novelists, poets, and critics were not doing their duty in promoting communist ideals or the Soviet way of life.In Russia two writers were selected by Zhdanov, in his famous address, as examples of “the wrong point of view” – Anna Akhmatova, who was said to be an escapist, largely living sentimentally in the past and absorbed with her personal emotions; and Zoschenko, who was described as trivial, frivolous, and cynical in his distorted portrayal of Soviet life. (Zoschenko, by the way, has since shown signs of mending his ways, and a recent number of Novy Mir published some mildl...

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