3 h. ago Storm Amy declared 'danger to life' as Brits told to brace for 95mph winds

Brits have been warned the oncoming Storm Amy could pose a 'danger to life' as weather warnings have resulted in closures of schools, rail links, air travel and ferries

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7 h. ago Doctor warns of 'razor blade' Covid symptom people are noticing as Brits told 'seek advice'

Two new variants of Covid are circulating in the UK and people are being urged to get vaccinated against the virus

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30 h. ago You be the judge: should my partner stop hankering after salt and pepper shakers?

Debbie is happy to keep salt in a small bowl, but Gene wants smart shakers. You decide if their table needs a shake-up • Find out how to get a disagreement settled or become a jurorHe says the Spanish bowl we use for salt is unhygienic, but I think it makes us look culturedProper shakers are more practical and elevate the table, showing it was laid with care and intention Continue reading...

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46 h. ago Brits told to act now as new energy price cap comes into effect

The energy price cap will rise by 2 per cent from tomorrow for a typical household in England, Scotland and Wales, just as cooler temperatures see many turning on their central heating

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51 h. ago Brits are being told to put a bowl of SALT on their windowsills this autumn

Although it may sound bizarre, Brits are being urged to put salt by their windowsills as we enter autumn and temperatures steadily drop.

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64 h. ago Brit, 23, facing death after trying to 'smuggle 9kg of meth out of Thailand'

George Wilson allegedly told police he received the package from a British drugs runner called 'snoopy' and was paid just £460 to carry the narcotics to another country

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3 d. ago Sertraline warning as Brits on common medication told 'avoid this drink'

This fruit juice is known to interact "dangerously" with several medications.

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4 d. ago Lola Young ‘doing OK’ after collapsing on stage at festival in New York

British singer thanks fans for support after incident at gig, during which she had told crowd of ‘tricky couple of days’The British singer Lola Young has said she is “doing OK” after collapsing on stage during a festival performance in New York.In footage posted on social media, the 24-year-old can be seen swaying before dropping her microphone and falling backward while singing at the All Things Go festival in the Forest Hills Stadium on Saturday. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Unusual Covid symptom that Brits are overlooking as new mutation sweeps UK

The UK is being ravaged by the Stratus variant of COVID, but as the new strain of the virus takes hold many Brits are being told to look out for a bizarre symptom of the disease

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5 d. ago PETER HITCHENS: Nothing to hide? Innocent have plenty to fear from Sir Keir's stone

This is what I warned you against. Sir Keir Starmer, I told you, was a hard anti-British Leftist who had so much contempt for us that he did not even try to hide the truth.

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7 d. ago Kneecap's Mo Chara breaks silence as terror charge dismissed

Kneecap rapper Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh told fans and supporters "we are right, and the British government are wrong" as he celebrated after being sent free from court

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8 d. ago Brit returning from Spanish hotspot says tourists told 'big lie' about destination

One traveller came back from a Spanish holiday hotspot bearing crucial advice for anyone mulling over an Autumn break there. Tasha Penney took took to TikTok to share her advice with people

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8 d. ago What the deadly new 'bleeding eye disease' outbreak could mean for Brits

Brits told to brace themselves for a wave of travel warnings as a new outbreak of the deadly 'bleeding eye disease' has swept across a nation, killing several people

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1 week ago ‘Pay no attention’: global health agencies dismiss false Trump claim on everyday painkillers

Medical experts and regulators say US president should not be questioning established scienceGlobal health agencies and regulators have dismissed unscientific advice from Donald Trump that made an unproven link between autism and the use of everyday painkillers and vaccines.In a sign of how worried foreign governments are about the US president’s comments, the health secretary of the UK, which is one the US’s closest allies, told the British public they should not “pay any attention whatsoever to what Donald Trump says about medicine”. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Welsh households urged to put bowl of salt near windows this autumn

Condensation on your windows can lead to a build up of black mould and mildew around its seals, but a simple kitchen ingredient can help

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1 week ago Gatwick expansion gets green light while Britons told to change habits to combat climate crisis, Polanski fumes

People will ‘see the contradictions’ in Labour’s approach to climate change, the Green Party leader warned

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2 w. ago UKHSA warning as Brits told 'call 111 urgently' for this skin symptom

Cases of this infection have reached a 12-year high in the UK.

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2 w. ago Trump tells Britain to ‘call out the military’ to control its borders

US president ends second state visit with warning that illegal migration could destroy the UK Donald Trump has told Britain it should “call out the military” to control its borders during a tightly controlled summit in which Keir Starmer ducked major flashpoints with the US president.During a potentially difficult two-day state visit for the government, Trump has for the most part avoided exploiting tensions, although he described the UK’s plan to recognise a Palestinian state as “one of our few disagreements”. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Donald Trump reveals he told Charlie Kirk he could be president and thanks Brits for mourning slain friend

President Donald Trump revealed Thursday he believed conservative activist Charlie Kirk could have been president one day, and thanked British citizens for showing their support.

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2 w. ago Sally Rooney ‘can no longer safely enter UK’ due to support for Palestine Action

The ‘Normal People’ author says she has been told she risks arrest if she sets foot on British soil

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