55 m. ago Surprising reasons why you can't buy coloured toilet rolls in supermarkets anymore

Health and environment concerns, as well as changing fashions, impacted demand, but it was something else that delivered the knockout blow to pastel loo rolls

Economics

60 m. ago Heartbroken mother mourns 'beautiful' daughter, eight, who died in 'freak accident' at primary school

Olivia-Grace Huxter, eight, suffered a 'traumatic event' at the 99-pupil Penrhys Primary School in Ferndale, Rhondda, on Wednesday and later died in hospital.

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66 m. ago Strictly’s Thomas Skinner gives health update on twin girls, 2, after hospital dash – and fears life changing diagnosis

THOMAS Skinner says his twin daughters suffered seizures on the same day. Now doctors have warned they face a life-changing diagnosis. The terrified Strictly Come Dancing star rushed his two-year-old girls to hospital on Wednesday evening for urgent tests. Thankfully, Roma and Darla are now recovering at home after having febrile convulsions while suffering from...

Science

73 m. ago Millions of Brits struggling with poor wifi connections while working from home

Nearly 80 per cent of respondents to a survey said they suffer wifi problems at least once a month

Economics

78 m. ago Emmerdale fans 'work out' what's really wrong with Moira Dingle after collapse

Emmerdale's Moira Dingle has left fans concerned after she suffered a health scare in the latest episode of the ITV soap, with viewers 'working out' what's wrong with her

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88 m. ago Man suffered several facial fractures when he was attacked outside a pub

The attacker put his victim in the recovery position before going back into the bar.

Events

98 m. ago People on PIP with mobility award could see changes to eligibility next year

A review of the full PIP assessment process will be completed by Autumn next year.

Events

1 hour ago I've tried hundreds of skincare products to soothe my dry and flaky 'winter face': here are the 8 I actually recommend

Dry, dehydrated skin is one of the most common beauty complaints - and sufferers know it that only gets worse when the temperature drops.

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1 hour ago Steven Gerrard set for Rangers return as Ibrox move 'all but agreed' after Andrew Cavenagh summit

The Liverpool legend is set for a second spell at Ibrox nearly fours years on from his departure

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2 h. ago ‘Beautiful’ girl, 8, who died in ‘freak accident’ at primary school is pictured as heartbroken family pay tribute

A 'BEAUTIFUL' girl who tragically died following a "freak accident" has has been pictured. Olivia-Grace Huxter, eight, suffered a "traumatic event" at her local primary school and later died in hospital. She had travelled three miles from her home in Ferndale, Rhondda, to the mountainside Penrhys Primary School where the tragedy happened on Wednesday. Cops...

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2 h. ago Robbie Williams in sweary Taylor Swift rant as he performs in 600

Singer Robbie Williams opens up about Taylor Swift during the smallest show of his career which ended at 1am, as well as his wife Ayda and Oasis

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2 h. ago Tuchel criticises ‘silent’ England fans, World Cup qualifying news and more: football – live

⚽ All the latest going into weekend’s internationals⚽ Sign up for Football Daily | Mail MichaelPerhaps we should start with Scotland. Ewan Murray was our reporter at Hampden and was brutally honest about how fortunate the home side were to take a crucial victory over Greece.If Scotland make it to the promised land of next summer’s World Cup, they will glance back at this as a crucial evening. There must also be laughter to accompany reflection.No sane observer could claim Steve Clarke’s team deserved to prevail here. Lewis Ferguson and Lyndon Dykes sealed the win. Dick Turpin sprang to mind. Someone, somewhere appears to be smiling on Scotland’s bid to play in a World Cup for the first time since 1998. The Scots, who had just 31% possession, are now in an excellent position in Group C. A playoff spot could be secured on Sunday evening, when Belarus visit Glasgow. Greece, who next travel to Denmark, need snookers. Continue reading...

Sport

2 h. ago Jermain Defoe lets Rangers reunion hint slip as Steven Gerrard ally reveals what's really been missing

Defoe has made it clear he wants to go back to Ibrox at some point and has dropped yet another hint

Events

3 h. ago Prince William breaks down in tears hearing Welsh mum's devastating story after her son and husband died within days

The Prince of Wales was visibly moved as he spoke to campaigner Rhian Mannings, whose one-year-old son George died after suffering a seizure in 2012 and whose husband Paul died by suicide five days later

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3 h. ago More than half of world’s bird species in decline, as leaders meet on extinction crisis

Biodiversity losses are growing, the IUCN reports as summit opens, but green turtle’s recovery ‘reminds us conservation works’More than half of all bird species are in decline, according to a new global assessment, with deforestation driving sharp falls in populations across the planet.On the eve of a key biodiversity summit in the UAE, scientists have issued a fresh warning about the health of bird populations, with 61% of assessed species now recording declines in their numbers. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Majority of world’s bird species in decline as nature crisis deepens – experts

Three Arctic seal species have also moved closer to extinction as global warming destroys their icy home.

Events

3 h. ago National security adviser accused of torpedoing China spy case DID back charges, so why did he change his mind?

Matthew Collins initially provided an assessment for the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in support of the espionage case against parliamentary aide Chris Cash and teacher pal Chris Berry.

Events

3 h. ago The Substance to The Woman in Cabin 10: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Demi Moore stars in a stunning satire about the tyranny of female beauty standards, while Keira Knightley is a journalist travelling on a luxury yacht when she witnesses someone get tossed overboardCoralie Fargeat’s no-holds-barred satire about the tyranny of female beauty standards – and the perceived horrors of ageing – features an inspired bit of casting in Demi Moore, who plays a role with echoes of her own career. More than holding her own amid a splurge of wince-inducing makeup effects, Moore is Elisabeth, a 50-year-old film star reduced to doing an aerobics show on TV. Edged out by her slimy boss, Harvey (Dennis Quaid), she seeks to prolong her relevance by undergoing a mysterious – and very gruesome – procedure called the Substance. This spawns a younger clone, Sue (Margaret Qualley), and an increasingly vampiric relationship between the two. Friday 17 October, Paramount+ Continue reading...

Culture

4 h. ago Steven Gerrard ‘will turn to respected former England coach for Rangers backroom team’ if he lands top Ibrox job

STEVEN GERRARD is poised to bring in a well-known face from former England boss Gareth Southgate's coaching team if he lands the Rangers job, it's being claimed. Liverpool and England legend Gerrard, who has emerged as the leading candidate to replace Russell Martin in the top job in Govan, relied heavily on the likes of...

Politics

4 h. ago Week in wildlife: a bumpy snailfish, a slow loris and a whistle pig

The best of this week’s wildlife photographs from around the world Continue reading...

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