1 hour ago Harry and Meghan named Humanitarians of the Year at glitzy NYC awards bash

PRINCE Harry and Meghan have been named Humanitarians of the Year at a glitzy gala in New York. The Duke and Duchess jetted to the city to accept the gong which recognised their efforts in mental health advocacy. The couple were announced as Project Healthy Minds' Humanitarians of the Year award on Thursday at a...

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1 hour ago Walking the halls of the UN, I felt its power — and its distance from the people it was built to serve | Satara Uthayakumaran

From the Tiwi Islands to Tasmania, from city classrooms to refugee programs, I have listened to thousands of young people. And now I carry those voices with me into the heart of the UNIn its 80th year, the UN headquarters in New York heard speeches that made headlines. One leader thundered threats of war. Another complained about an escalator. Meanwhile, outside the polished floors and gilded halls, children were starving in Palestine. Bombs fell. Borders closed. Budget cuts placed the very architecture of human rights under siege.This was meant to be a landmark gathering, a celebration of 80 years of multilateralism. Instead, it felt like a reckoning. Can the UN still serve the people it was built to protect, or has its promise begun to crack under the weight of politics? Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Harry and Meghan are named 'Humanitarians of the Year' after arriving hand

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex , who beamed as they walked hand-in-hand, were honoured at the Project Health Minds mental health gala at a flashy Spring Studios venue.

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2 h. ago Victoria Beckham gets candid as she talks shopping at Lidl, flying with Ryanair and picking up dog poo

The former Spice Girl, 51, has led a life of glitz and glamour thanks to her pop success, fashion empire and lucrative marriage to footballer David.

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3 h. ago Bean stew 'serial killer' tested deadly poison on dogs before feeding pensioner

Ana Paula Veloso has been accused of killing an elderly man with a toxic bean stew and police in Brazil have now claimed that she also killed 10 dogs with the same poison

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3 h. ago Female athletes have faster reaction times on day they ovulate, study finds

Variation of 80 milliseconds ‘a big difference’ at elite level, while they also make fewer mistakesFemale athletes have reaction times 80 milliseconds faster and make fewer mistakes on the day they ovulate, according to research.Researchers at University College London (UCL) studied how different stages of the menstrual cycle and levels of activity affected women’s brain function. They tracked 54 women aged 18 to 40 not using hormone-based contraception and grouped them according to how much exercise they took: inactive (reported not taking part in any form of structured exercise), recreationally active (taking part in at least two hours of structured exercise a week), competing in any sport at club level, and elite (competing in any sport at national or international level). Continue reading...

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3 h. ago More Americans like how Trump’s second term is going compared to the first

Trump’s ‘flood the zone’ tactic appears to be getting attention from Americans — but that doesn’t mean they like it

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4 h. ago Nine cities ‘where buying a home could be less expensive than renting’

The analysis compared typical monthly rental costs with potential first-time buyer mortgage payments in 11 major cities

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4 h. ago Consumer caution ahead of Budget drives drop in footfall – BRC

Total UK footfall was down by 1.8% in September compared to a year earlier, according to BRC-Sensormatic data.

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4 h. ago Britain’s cities ‘where buying a home with just a 5% deposit could beat renting’

Lloyds compared typical monthly rental costs with potential first-time buyer mortgage payments in 11 major cities.

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4 h. ago Hamleys reveals top 15 toys for Christmas 2025 including return of nostalgic ones that kids will love

HAMLEYS has revealed its top 15 toys for Christmas this year, including the return of some nostalgic classics. With 11 weeks to go until the big day, the iconic toy chain's experts have rounded up their predictions of what will be on many kids' letters to Santa. The list includes toys aimed at a range...

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4 h. ago Almost all heart attack victims have one of these four warning signs

A new study has found that almost all people who have suffered a heart attack had at least one risk factor beforehand

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5 h. ago All Creatures Great and Small viewers say the same thing over 'cute' kiss

All Creatures Great and Small viewers were left 'screaming' at their screens as they watched a fan-favourite share an unexpected kiss.

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6 h. ago UN is ready to surge aid into Gaza and waiting for green light from Israel after deal

The United Nations says 170,000 metric tons of food, medicine and other humanitarian aid is ready to enter Gaza

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6 h. ago Celebrity Traitors fans fume as Alan Carr 'kills off' favourite in shock first elimination

Celebrity Traitors was back for the second episode tonight, where fans witnessed the Traitors first murder of an innocent Faithful as they were tasked to murder in plain sight

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7 h. ago Builders make grim 'human bones' discovery outside church as police launch probe

Two builders uncovered a plastic bag containing what they believe to be human bones on October 6 in Doncaster, prompting South Yorkshire Police to cordon off a 50-metre area for investigation

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7 h. ago Block on small boat migrants claiming British citizenship could be ruled 'unlawful' under new human rights legal challenge

An application for a judicial review could leave the Government unable to block citizenship applications from migrants, the Daily Mail can reveal.

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8 h. ago Woman 'tested poison on dogs' before Rio de Janeiro man killed by toxic bean stew

Ana Paula Veloso is alleged to have poisoned a 65-year-old man under the orders of the victim's daughter and the pair are being linked to a further three murders in Brazil

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8 h. ago Human bones found in black bag buried just yards from graveyard

Construction workers were removing overgrowth with a digger to build a wooden fence in Doncaster on Monday when they found the bag of bones in a black bag just three metres away from a graveyard.

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9 h. ago Grisly recording reveals bat catching, killing and eating robin mid

Before the Spanish study, some scientists had been sceptical about the mammals attacking migratory birdsBats are generally viewed as harmless, if spooky, creatures of the night. But scientists have revealed a more savage side, after witnessing a greater noctule bat – Europe’s largest bat species – hunting, killing and devouring a robin mid-flight.The grisly recording reveals the bat as a formidable predator, climbing to 1.2km (4,000ft) before embarking on a breakneck-speed dive in pursuit of its prey. On capture, the bat delivered a lethal bite and subsequent chewing sounds, recorded between echolocation calls, indicated that the bat consumed the bird continuously during flight for 23 minutes without losing altitude. Continue reading...

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