2 h. ago The Hibs 'game changer' that is no more as Black Knight predictions fall flat amid unspoken Tony Bloom hindsight

Initial optimism proved to be unfounded as partnership ends less than two years on from Bournemouth owner's £6m invstment

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3 h. ago Experts discover a link between how much money you make and dementia risk

More than 7 million Americans living with dementia — a number expected to double by 2060

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3 h. ago How old became new fat – and why mums should be terrified that anti

AS an angst-ridden teen, I spent hours in front of mirrors, obsessing over my body. I’d pinch my stomach angrily, curse my ‘unfeminine’ shoulders and muscular thighs, and despair of my flat chest. Now I’m in my forties, I wish I hadn’t wasted my youth finding fault with my shape and size, but I was...

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4 h. ago Rangers are better than crying conspiracy over refs and risk being poked with the Celtic paranoia stick

Keith Jackson wants the tin foil hats taken off as he issued a reminder to when the green half og Glasgow was the butt of the jokes

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5 h. ago Three surprising health benefits from adding garlic to your daily diet

Garlic’s antioxidant effects may help lower the risk of Alzheimer’s disease

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6 h. ago 'Vulnerable' NHS patients threatened with GP surgery 'removal' as new warning issued

The NHS has issued an important alert warning patients about a new scam involving fake phone calls. The public is being urged to stay alert or risk falling victim to the fraud

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7 h. ago Stirling Albion 2, Peterhead 1: no cup pain in the rain as Binos notch confident win

The home side had come into the contest under a small risk of not qualifying for the knockout rounds of the KDM Evolution Trophy - but they never looked in danger against their League One opposition.

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7 h. ago Head of Presbyterian Church in Ireland to step down over safeguarding failures

Moderator Rev Trevor Gribben said people within the Church had been harmed and others placed at risk.

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7 h. ago I'm a fashion editor and found my entire winter wardrobe at the supermarket. The clothes are a bargain and these are the most flattering picks for women over 50

Sales are soaring at Sainsbury's, Tesco and Asda by up to 3.5 per cent - outperforming much of the High Street. And, honestly, I'm not surprised.

Economics

7 h. ago Daughter's plea for missing dad almost 30 years on as 'someone must know'

Police searched believe Andrew Barry has been active in the 2000s - but his daughter is worried he may be homeless

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8 h. ago Budget 2025 could lead to 'biggest loss of pubs in a generation' without action

Pub landlords warn the pub industry is at risk of "dying" after an "astronomical" rise in costs for pubs and brewers ahead of Rachel Reeves unveiling the Budget

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8 h. ago Use of rape shield laws may risk right to fair trials, Supreme Court warns

Ruling could open the door to multiple appeals from those convicted of sexual offences

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8 h. ago Woman woken up by neighbour's odd behaviour says 'this can't be legal'

Evelyn Amsdell was left questioning the legality of the actions of someone living directly below her brother's flat after something began to emerge through the carpet

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9 h. ago To the cashier who left me absolutely speechless – I salute you

Ours was a highly unusual interaction, and it made me question the way that British people speak to one anotherIt was Sunday morning and I was grumpy enough, filling up my mum’s car. It was one of those petrol stations which is also a supermarket, so you run the risk of joining a queue of people bearing baskets of slightly overpriced groceries. This is a dreadful thing to happen when all you want to do is pay for some fuel. Dreadful.I was fourth in the queue. There was only one person serving, a young woman. There was something unusual about her. When the faffer at the front of the queue had finally paid for his Viakal, his sausage roll and his box of eggs, I could have sworn I heard the cashier wish him a wonderful day. Odd. Perhaps I’d misheard, or maybe she did say it and was being sarcastic. I wondered if she could even be an ally in my fight against faff, sharing my contempt for people who hold up simple fuel-buyers like me. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago To the cashier who left me absolutely speechless – I salute you | Adrian Chiles

Ours was a highly unusual interaction, and it made me question the way that British people speak to one anotherIt was Sunday morning and I was grumpy enough, filling up my mum’s car. It was one of those petrol stations which is also a supermarket, so you run the risk of joining a queue of people bearing baskets of slightly overpriced groceries. This is a dreadful thing to happen when all you want to do is pay for some fuel. Dreadful.I was fourth in the queue. There was only one person serving, a young woman. There was something unusual about her. When the faffer at the front of the queue had finally paid for his Viakal, his sausage roll and his box of eggs, I could have sworn I heard the cashier wish him a wonderful day. Odd. Perhaps I’d misheard, or maybe she did say it and was being sarcastic. I wondered if she could even be an ally in my fight against faff, sharing my contempt for people who hold up simple fuel-buyers like me. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago Trouble brewing for Starbucks? Millennial favourite is at risk of becoming 'irrelevant', experts say

Starbucks' fortunes appear to be changing, and in September, bosses announced it would be closing 'some stores' in the UK amid global cuts - with details kept firmly under wraps.

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9 h. ago Furious Marriott guests left 'HOMELESS' after business partner Sonder files for bankruptcy

Holidays have been cancelled and hotel bookings scrapped after the collapse of short-term rental service Sonder following the end of a deal with hotel giant Marriott.

Economics

9 h. ago FTSE 100 LIVE: London flat and Europe jumps as UK government borrowing costs climb amid Starmer coup

FTSE 100 LIVE: London flat and Europe jumps as UK government borrowing costs climb amid Starmer coup  Yahoo Finance UK

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10 h. ago Common chemical used in dry cleaning may triple the risk of liver damage

Chemicals commonly used in dry cleaning may triple the risk of liver damage, increasing the risk of cancer and ultimately liver failure, a new study has suggested.

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10 h. ago FTSE 100 LIVE: London flat and Europe gains as UK government borrowing costs climb amid Starmer coup

FTSE 100 LIVE: London flat and Europe gains as UK government borrowing costs climb amid Starmer coup  Yahoo Finance UK

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