2 h. ago Top interior designer Kelly Hoppen reveals decorating mistake all homeowners make

Interior designer Kelly Hoppen has shared her top tips when it comes to refreshing our homes over spring and has revealed the common mistakes that many of us make

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6 h. ago WWE's CM Punk 'draws line in the sand' over Elon Musk as he says 'don't gaslight me'

CM Punk has never been one to shy away from giving his opinion on anything and he wasn't about to change the habit of a lifetime when asked about politics on a podcast

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10 h. ago Make perfect microwave fried eggs in just 30 seconds which are much healthier than pan frying

Microwave fried eggs are quick and easy to make, require less oil and washing up and are much healthier.

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13 h. ago The £15 collagen powder on Amazon for 'stronger' hair and 'youthful' skin

Over 17,600 Amazon customers have left a review for this bestselling collagen powder that "really works."

Economics

13 h. ago Man infected by one of 'world's largest human parasites' after common cooking mistake

A man, from India, left medics baffled after they spotted a worm in his bladder. He later confessed that he had noticed them in his urine before - medics revealed the likely cause was a popular food item

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14 h. ago Doctors told me my back pain was normal... it was actually stage 4 cancer and I was given months to live

A mom-of-three suffering from back pain was told her agony was caused by a common condition, but doctors later diagnosed her with stage 4 breast cancer .

Society

14 h. ago World Snooker Championship: wide open tournament may herald new era

A record 10 Chinese players are in the main draw at the Crucible, where picking a winner is tougher than everIt has been fairly common in recent years to discuss the winds of change blowing through the World Snooker Championship. But this year, with talk of the Crucible’s future being quieter than usual, it is on the baize where a significant shift might be poised to take place.The usual suspects – for the most part – are still assembling in Sheffield for snooker’s most prestigious event. Some of them in quite imperious form, too. But whereas a case can often be made for no more than three or four players to take home the £500,000 top prize and world champion crown, this year there is a much more open field. Continue reading...

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18 h. ago Now Blue Origin conspiracy theorists claim Katy Perry's hair proves flight was 'FAKED'... and what about Gayle King's 'disappearing hand'?

Social media users have latched on to yet another bizarre detail as 'proof' that the crew never really went to space.

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18 h. ago Harvard shows resistance is possible. But universities must join forces | Jan

Far too many academics are repeating propaganda about a ‘free speech crisis’. It’s time for a shared strategyHarvard is refusing the plainly illegal demands by the Trump administration. That sends an important signal: resistance is possible.But universities must realize that the government is adopting a divide-and-rule tactic: they should collaborate on a shared litigation strategy, take a common approach in getting the public on their side, and do everything possible to have Congress push back against Trump treating money allocated by the legislature as if it were a private slush fund to be used for political blackmail. Some faculty have already begun to unite. In principle, not just progressives, but self-respecting conservatives – if any remain – should be responsive to such a three-pronged strategy. Continue reading...

Culture

18 h. ago Disturbing image of one of 'world's largest human parasites' that infected man, 35, after common cooking error

A 35-year-old man from northern India sought medical help after being unable to urinate and suffering a fever for days, with the parasite emerging alive and wriggling shortly after.

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18 h. ago Experts reveal how the ping of an air fryer sparks arousal in the same way as SEX

While they are renowned for being a healthier option to conventional cooking methods, experts have now revealed there's another unexpected benefit to the countertop appliance.

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19 h. ago Experts reveal how the ping of an airfryer sparks arousal in the same way as SEX

While they are renowned for being a healthier option to conventional cooking methods, experts have now revealed there's another unexpected benefit to the countertop appliance.

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19 h. ago Weather tracker: sandstorm turns Iraqi skies orange and empties the streets

Thousands go to hospital with respiratory problems after massive dust cloud blows in from Saudi ArabiaIraq was hit by its most severe sandstorm of 2025 this week, turning skies from blue to an orange haze. Visibility dropped to less than half a mile, causing travel disruptions, with two major airports halting flights, and streets in Basra, the largest city in southern Iraq, left deserted. Respiratory problems sent thousands to hospital. The storm also affected Kuwait, where wind gusts exceeded 50mph, and visibility in some areas was diminished to zero.This massive dust cloud originated in Saudi Arabia before being blown into Iraq. While dust storms are common in Iraq, climate change is expected to intensify them across the region in the future, fuelled by desertification in Saudi Arabia and Syria. Continue reading...

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19 h. ago Next's 'amazing' £45 jeans are the ultimate solution to solve common fitting room woes

Next's Bleach Dart Detail Barrel 100% Cotton Jeans are available in sizes 9, 11, 13, 15 and 17, meaning you're more likely to find your perfect fit - and shoppers have been praising them

Economics

20 h. ago 'Harmless' train habit could see passengers hit with £200 fine this bank holiday weekend

Train travellers are being made aware of a mistake that could land them in hot water.

Economics

21 h. ago At last – mineral sunscreens that don’t make you look like a ghost

The best new products are light, ungreasy – and leave no white castI never thought I’d write so uncritically about a mineral sunscreen, but what follows is an unequivocal rave. Sunscreens that use zinc oxide or titanium dioxide (rather than synthetic chemical filters) can be useful, even essential, for those with highly sensitive and reactive skin. They tend not to cause the stinging or streaming eyes common with synthetics, and some studies show they’re a more helpful option for those with melasma and other pigmentation issues. They also play well with makeup, while some synthetics can ball up and peel off when applying foundation.But all this goodness comes with a short but significant cons list: minerals are heavier, greasier and leave a trace, ranging from a fine, chalky veil to a ghostly white cast. It isn’t pleasant for anyone, but is particularly intolerable on deeper skin tones. Continue reading...

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23 h. ago Why we eat fish instead of meat on Good Friday and where the tradition originated

It's a common tradition to tuck into fish dishes at the start of the Easter weekend - but why?

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23 h. ago Banish dandelions in your garden and lawn quickly so they 'won't grow back'

Dandelions are a common weed that can be tricky to get rid of - but there are some effective methods of removal that don't involve using dangerous and toxic chemicals

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24 h. ago I fear I’m doing friendship wrong: why do we lose the art of just hanging out? | Carolin Würfel

Pre-planned lunch is fine but is rarely about true connection. Surely unstructured time with friends is betterThere’s a black and white image of the photographer and war correspondent Lee Miller and her friend Tanja Ramm. The two are having breakfast in bed at Miller’s studio in Paris, casually reading newspapers. Their faces are framed by untamed hair and they’re dressed in cotton shirts, with coffee cups in front of them. The image, captured in 1931, is quiet and intimate. They share a blanket, their arms touch. There’s no rush, no urgency. It’s a scene about love but, above all, it’s about friendship.When was the last time I lay in bed with a friend like that? For most of us, it was probably during school or university, when staying over or crashing at someone’s house was a regular occurrence – sometimes a necessity, but mostly just part of our routines. It kept us close. Staying in a friend’s room or apartment felt like being on an island – safe, cosy and fun. It was about whisp...

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25 h. ago What may stop you going so red while exercising explained by GP

It's a common phenomenon which can leave people feeling self-conscious, but it's completely natural

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