49 m. ago Mortician 'conducted sickening experiments' on dead bodies in her care

Adeline Ngan-Binh Bui, 50, is under investigation after Austin Police searched a morgue where she is said to have ordered staff to remove the arms of corpses for experimentation

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66 m. ago Big Brother's JoJo Siwa brushes off 'cheating on live TV' accusations over close bond with Chris Hughes amid telling message from her Australian partner Kath Ebbs

Celebrity Big Brother fans are convinced JoJo Siwa will have some serious grovelling to do after saying her Aussie girlfriend 'won't care' about her 'flirty' friendship with Chris Hughes.

Society

70 m. ago Neurologist's stark warning over drug millions take increasing dementia risk

Neurologists have discovered that a common household drug, which has been previously linked to higher risk of stroke, broken bones and kidney disease, could increase dementia risk

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1 hour ago Gordon Ramsay reveals the real reason why he doesn't eat at his own restaurants

The British celebrity chef, 58, is one of the industry's most famous names, with 34 restaurants in the UK alone.

Politics

1 hour ago Big Brother's JoJo Siwa is hit by 'cheating on live TV' accusations over close bond with Chris Hughes amid telling message from her Australian partner Kath Ebbs

Celebrity Big Brother fans are convinced JoJo Siwa will have some serious grovelling to do after saying her Aussie girlfriend 'won't care' about her 'flirty' friendship with Chris Hughes.

Society

2 h. ago Duchess of Edinburgh attends dawn service at Hyde Park to remember brave Anzacs

Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh joined Australians and New Zealanders for a dawn service at the Australian War Memorial

Politics

2 h. ago In Brazil, the right creates precarious workers, and precarious workers prefer the right – but the cycle can be broken | Rodrigo Nunes

Rodrigo Nunes, a senior lecturer in political theory, explains how delivery drivers are taking to the street to demand better pay and conditions, while worker-owned delivery app services are thrivingOn 1 April, Brazilian couriers organised a day of action in which thousands of workers engaged in pickets and protests in at least 60 cities, with places such as São Paulo reporting a sharp drop in deliveries. While companies are yet to respond to the demands for better pay and conditions, the mobilisation was a clear step-up for a process of national organisation that began in 2020.Between 2016 and 2021, the number of people working for delivery apps in Brazil rose by 979.8%, with the number of delivery and passenger drivers in the sector now around 1.4 million. This boom coincides with the period in which the country finally felt the effects of the post-2008 recession. Economic decline, corruption and the impeachment of the then president, Dilma Rousseff, ended 13 years of successful l...

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2 h. ago Arctic Monkeys' 'true meaning' of iconic song that fans are still trying to work out

Fans of Arctic Monkeys are still trying to work out the meaning behind one of the band's most iconic songs, with one Reddit user suggesting they have finally cracked the code

Politics

2 h. ago Freddie Flintoff's life after BBC crash, net worth and wife who 'got the worst of him'

Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff has been a regular on our screens for more than a decade, but his life changed forever in 2022 when he was left with life-changing facial injuries after a car crash

Events

2 h. ago Abject Chelsea squad building leaves Enzo Maresca with limited options for attacking headache

Chelsea’s most regular sources of goals has dried up and Maresca has no obvious way to replace them

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2 h. ago Grandma, 93, broke neck and died in London care home due to 'failings' in her care, daughter claims

Paula Geeves-Booth, 93, was found dead on the floor at Viera Gray House in Barnes after falling from her bed

Events

2 h. ago Princess Anne pays solemn Anzac Day tribute in Gallipoli while the Duchess of Edinburgh leads dawn service in Hyde Park

On a day when Australian and New Zealand forces who were killed in the Gallipoli landings in 1915, the Princess Royal laid a wreath on that fateful coastline.

Politics

2 h. ago Reeves reveals plan to rip up banking regulations brought in after financial crash

Chancellor indicates she wants to hand market freedoms it had almost two decades ago, before major banks were bailed out by government

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3 h. ago Scientists call for 'urgent attention' after discovering harmful potential effects of Ozempic

Blockbuster weight loss drugs like Ozempic could leave users at a higher risk of depression and suicidal thoughts, a groundbreaking new study has shown.

Politics

3 h. ago Princess Royal remembers brave Anzacs in their own words at Gallipoli

Anne attended a service at Anzac Cove on the 110th anniversary of the ill-fated assault by Australian and New Zealand troops.

Politics

4 h. ago From ammunition to ballistic missiles: how North Korea arms Russia in the Ukraine war

Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s claims about deadly Kyiv strike highlight Kremlin’s reliance on Kim regime’s soldiers, ammunition and missilesNorth Korea’s role in the war in Ukraine has come into sharp focus after the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, said a Russian missile that killed 12 people in Kyiv had been supplied by the regime in Pyongyang.“According to preliminary information, the Russians used a ballistic missile manufactured in North Korea,” Zelenskyy said. “Our special services are verifying all the details. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago BREAKING: Thailand plane crash: All passengers dead after aircraft plunges into the sea

Emergency services have descended to the coast near Cha-am in the Phetchaburi Province, part of south Thailand, after a small plane crashed into the Gulf of Thailand

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5 h. ago Public affairs firms in Europe enable pollution by lobbying for big oil, says analysis

Exclusive: EU Transparency Register shows law firms also among lobbyists working for fossil fuel companiesA handful of “small but dirty” public affairs and law firms in Europe are enabling pollution by lobbying extensively for big oil, an analysis has found, with most major companies in the industry working for at least one fossil fuel client.Several of the top spenders on activities to influence EU policymaking are on the payroll of oil and gas companies, according to an analysis of the EU Transparency Register by the Good Lobby nonprofit, but fossil fuel clients represent just 1% of the industry’s revenue. Continue reading...

Politics

7 h. ago Automakers focus on the global market, chide the US over tariffs at Shanghai's auto show

Booths of big Chinese, German and Japanese automakers are bustling at Shanghai's auto show as the industry keeps its sights on the wider global market not subject to steep U.S. tariffs on imports of cars and auto parts

Economics

7 h. ago Australians and New Zealanders commemorate war dead on Anzac Day

Hundreds of thousands of people have gathered across Australia and New Zealand for dawn services and street marches to commemorate their war dead on Anzac Day

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