3 h. ago Senate Republicans want to protect a majority, but Trump won’t give them a break

Trump’s MAGA purity tests could endanger Republicans running in key battles that could decide the fate of his Senate majority, writes John Bowden

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4 h. ago Tommy Fury dubs woman 'a sex queen' in new TV doc but it is not Molly

Tommy Fury appears a lot in final episodes of Molly-May Hague doc series in clear sign their romance is back on track

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5 h. ago Crows trained to attack MAGA hats in unique protest against Trump

Dave, who has a dislike for Donald Trump's policies, has become an internet sensation after deciding on an unusual method of protesting by teaching crows to attack red MAGA caps

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7 h. ago ‘Absolutely no detail’: experts alarmed as Trump unveils healthcare plan

Months after Trump spoke of ‘concepts of a plan’, framework offers few specifics – and could stall in CongressDonald Trump has finally unveiled his long-awaited framework for healthcare affordability, almost a year and a half after announcing during a pre-election presidential debate that he had the “concepts of a plan” for healthcare reform.The short document, titled the Great Healthcare Plan, provides four headline objectives, but few specific details as to how they will be achieved. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago As immigration agents police Minneapolis protests, experts warn of training gaps and the rising risk

Federal immigration agents deployed to Minneapolis have used aggressive crowd-control tactics — including pointing rifles at demonstrators and deploying chemical irritants — actions the government says are necessary to protect officers from violent attacks and growing protests

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8 h. ago The Traitors 2026 live: Rachel and Stephen successfully murder despite shield concern

The Traitors decided to murder again – but were their efforts blocked by a shield?

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8 h. ago Police commended after rescuing injured passenger from train tracks with seconds to spare

A pair of police officers jumped onto rail tracks to save an injured person from and oncoming train.

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9 h. ago Cops leap on to rail tracks to save injured person with train just one minute away

A pair of police officers jumped onto rail tracks to save an injured person just a minute before a train came.

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9 h. ago Households urged to 'cover letterboxes' as another Arctic blast sweeps across UK

A weather expert has warned of a widespread cold snap, with snow and ice likely to hit much of the country in the coming days - and is now urging UK homeowners to take action

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9 h. ago Massive music star’s latest hit single deemed ‘safety risk’ to drivers because fast tempo may trigger reckless driving

TAYLOR Swift’s latest hit may have a driving beat but could pose a risk to motorists, a study found. Experts say The Fate of Ophelia’s fast tempo is likely to trigger reckless driving. A study concluded songs with more than 120 beats per minute created more of a distraction. The Fate of Ophelia, which is...

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9 h. ago Can a smartwatch stop a tantrum in its tracks? Experts decided to find out

One in five children in the U.S. lives with a mental, behavioral or emotional health disorder

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10 h. ago How everyday stress could be causing your bloating and digestive problems

A nutrition expert explains how stress disrupts gut bacteria and shares simple ways to support digestive health with nourishing foods

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10 h. ago John Higgins rides wild fluke to win final three frames and reach Masters semi

Scot recovers to deny Zhao Xintong 6-5 in the last eightJudd Trump faces Mark Allen in later Thursday matchJohn Higgins benefited from an outrageous fluke as he came from 5-3 down to beat world champion Zhao Xintong 6-5 on the final ball and reach the semi-finals of the Masters at Alexandra Palace.Higgins made a horrible mess of a plant, only for one of the reds to fly into the opposite pocket and the cue ball to somehow land on the black, en route to squaring the match at 5-5. The 50-year-old Scot then took a tight decider, clearing the table from the final red to move one step closer to a third Masters title.This report will update later Continue reading...

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11 h. ago BRYONY GORDON: Nerve damage, hormone issues and cancer I thought my gel nails were a treat. Then an expert told me I'd made a disastrous mistake

Hold the front page, stop the presses and, if you're standing up, you might want to find somewhere comfortable and sit down: for it is my sad duty to inform you that Abbey Clancy has broken a nail.

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11 h. ago AI as a life coach: experts share what works, what doesn’t and what to look out for

It’s becoming more common for people to use AI chatbots for personal guidance – but this doesn’t come without risksIf you’re like a lot of people, you’ve probably ditched your new year resolutions by now. Setting goals is hard; keeping them is harder – and failure can bring about icky feelings about yourself.This year, in an effort to game the system and tilt the scales toward success, some people used AI for their 2026 resolutions. It’s the latest step in an ongoing trend: in September 2025, OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, released findings showing that using the AI chatbot for personal guidance is very common. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Everyday stress could be wreaking havoc on your gut health, expert warns

A nutritionist has warned how everyday stresses could be directly disrupting your gut's natural balance - here's how to manage it

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12 h. ago Supermarket shoppers urged to buy 'limited edition' fruit before it disappears

A nutrition expert has shared some of the key reasons this seasonal fruit should become a part of your diet - and its 'collagen boosting' benefits it's packed with

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12 h. ago Could an EV calm my kids down and make family road trips less stressful?

Mum of two and family travel expert Hannah Britt knows what makes a good car for children. Here she reveals her honest thoughts on the ‘holistic’ Volvo EX40

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12 h. ago Andrew has 'no purpose' as removal vans signal imminent exit from Royal Lodge

A royal expert asked how the disgraced prince might pass the time at his reported new lodgings, situated near the village of Wolferton, noting that he enjoys horse riding but "doesn't have a job"

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13 h. ago How to teach your kids about budgeting, according to experts

More than half of parents say they have a hard time talking about money in a way that their kids will understand, a recent study found

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