11 m. ago Fitbit smart watches already reduced to price we'd expect to see on Black Friday

"The Fitbit is an upgrade on my previous two Fitbits and so far I am pleased with it. It is very comfortable and I really like how the strap works."

Politics

68 m. ago Timothée Chalamet risks angering his legion of female fans with snide comment about childless women

As Vogue's cover star, the actor sat down with a reporter and talked about his booming career and social life. But for many readers, one moment stuck out more than others.

Sport

68 m. ago Iconic UK lager to reduce its alcohol content after fall in sales

The brand said the decision was made to reflect the changing drinking habits of consumers

Politics

1 hour ago Willie Collum goes against Rangers on big Auston Trusty call as referee chief gives personal approval

It’s understood Rangers will use the KMI verdict to demand more talks with the game’s top brass but the Celtic decision has been exonerated

Politics

1 hour ago Burger King announces return of XL burger due to fan demand after five year hiatus

The burger is only available for a limited time 🍔

Politics

2 h. ago King's 'glorious' garden: Charles appears on the cover of Country Life to unveil his three

The magazine's cover was taken in a formal part of the gardens on the King's Norfolk estate by photographer Millie Pilkington.

Politics

2 h. ago Kim Kardashian’s Skims valued at $5bn after raising new funding

Skims plans to use new capital to broaden its intimates lines, and expand further into apparel and activewear Skims, founded by reality TV star and entrepreneur Kim Kardashian along with CEO Jens Grede, said on Wednesday it had raised $225mn in new capital, valuing the shapewear label at $5bn.Kardashian’s ventures, including her cosmetics brand SKKN, have attracted young shoppers and benefited from her vast social media following. Similarly, other celebrity-backed brands have also drawn venture capital investment, as firms bet on the marketing power and built-in audiences of high-profile founders to drive consumer demand. Continue reading...

Economics

3 h. ago Anthropic announces $50B investment in new US data centers to meet AI demand

Anthropic has announced a $50 billion investment in computing infrastructure

Economics

4 h. ago Jennifer Aniston gushes about new hypnotherapist boyfriend Jim Curtis as she strips down for ELLE cover shoot

Besotted actress Aniston heaped praise on her new partner Curtis, 50, while also revealing his many qualities.

Events

4 h. ago Sainsbury's shopper delighted by online grocery order 'lottery win'

A Sainsbury's customer has shared her delight after the delivery of her online shopping included a 'bonus' duplicate item in on top of what was already a heavily reduced price

Politics

5 h. ago Strictly's Kai Widdrington issued same demand as 'life made' after 'dream' move away from show

The professional dancer is currently busy with the BBC One dance show, having been paired with Vicky Pattison

Politics

5 h. ago King appears as magazine cover star in celebration of his garden makeover

The monarch has transformed the gardens at Sandringham in Norfolk with a magnolia walk, a sundial garden and a maze.

Politics

5 h. ago Did a meteor strike downtown New York? Jeff Mermelstein’s best photograph

‘This image gave me a jolt: his poker face, his grip on the bottle of window cleaner – and the boulder that might be a meteor that struck the flowerbed’I made this image, Man with Windex, in New York City, in 1996. I was, and remain, obsessed with making photographs on the streets of New York. At that time, I was using a Leica Rangefinder with colour negative film because of its malleability and ease. One of the beautiful things about the Leica is its stealth qualities – it is quiet and small, though for me right now the iPhone is my camera.I am the son of Holocaust survivors and grew up in suburban central New Jersey, moving to New York in 1979 when I was in my early 20s – which was like landing on Mars. This picture is part of my series and book Sidewalk, made between 1987 and 1999. I would walk the streets of Manhattan daily, ready for surprises. Out on the street you need calm alertness. Pictures that remain strongest for me have a sense of ambiguity, maybe that extra-rare quali...

Events

5 h. ago Struggling parents told 'there's help' with 9 ways to get free Christmas gifts

Charities and toy banks across the country offer free and low-cost gifts to help cover the price tag on Christmas

Politics

6 h. ago Marcus Rashford shows true colours to Barcelona teammate after Man United transfer decision

The latest Manchester United news as Marcus Rashford shows love to his Barcelona teammates amid transfer claims regarding the Englishman

Politics

7 h. ago I tried sourdough from Aldi, Asda, Sainsbury's and Tesco — 1 was cheaper and better than Jason's

Sourdough bread is a great alternative to white or wholemeal bread, and it's also a great option for those who are trying to reduce their ultra-processed food intake. So I decided to find out which supermarket version tasted the best.

Politics

7 h. ago DVSA announces major changes to reduce driving test waiting times for learners

Learners are being informed of an update to driving test waiting times

Politics

7 h. ago Daily drink could reduce risk of deadly cancer killing 17,000 Brits annually

A doctor has shared a simple way to reduce your risk of bowel cancer

Events

7 h. ago ‘There’s fire all around us, this is it’ – This is climate breakdown

Working with jaguars in Brazil’s Pantanal was a huge source of joy. But the wildfires are getting worse. This is Abbie’s storyLocation Pantanal, BrazilDisaster Wildfires, a number of yearsAbbie Martin splits her time between captaining a boat in the Virgin Islands and doing research in Brazil’s Pantanal, a region that includes the world’s largest tropical wetland and where she founded the Jaguar Identification Project. Fires in the Pantanal have reached new extremes, killing at least 17 million vertebrate animals and burning 27% of the vegetation cover in 2020. Climate breakdown made the Pantanal drier between 2001-21, increasing the occurrence of above-average fires in the region. Continue reading...

Events

7 h. ago Now even the 'Bible of the Left' turns on Keir: New Statesman magazine asks if Starmer 'realises how much trouble he's in' as Labour insiders vent anger at 'terrible' PM

In a remarkable cover story, this week's edition of the New Statesman political magazine asks whether the Prime Minister realises 'how much trouble he's in'.

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