87 m. ago Mafia returns to center stage in NBA betting scandal that included rigged poker games

Decades after a crackdown by prosecutors decimated the ranks of the New York Mafia, the indictment of an NBA coach, a player and nearly three dozen others in a betting scandal highlights the mob’s persistence and adaptability

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96 m. ago Jeremy Clarkson told House of Lords peer ‘don’t do it’ over pub opening plan

Jeremy Clarkson warned a charity boss not to open a pub by giving her “a list of all the things that could go and would go wrong”, a peer told parliament on Friday (24 October).

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3 h. ago Jeremy Clarkson warned charity boss and Tory peer Baroness Monckton not to open a pub giving her 'a list of things that could and would go wrong', she tells Parliament

Tory peer Baroness Rosa Monckton said when she asked for Jeremy Clarkson's advice on opening her own pub, he warned her it is 'relentless'.

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4 h. ago Tess Daly's Strictly exit could give husband Vernon Kay the opportunity to crack America again as it's rumoured Claudia Winkleman is 'eyeing up spot in Hollywood'

The presenter's husband Vernon Kay previously tried to crack the US and has expressed his desires to return.

Culture

4 h. ago Motorist jokes about way to avoid speeding tickets but people aren't impressed

A woman has shared a humorous 'hack' to avoid getting a speeding ticket, but some people have been left fuming over the 'dangerous' advice as the scolded the motorist over her joke

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4 h. ago Why is my dog eating poo? Expert explains science behind the habit and what you can do about it

It’s a problem that ofter shocks new dog owners.

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5 h. ago You're watching TV wrong: Experts warn millions of Brits are putting their television in the wrong place

Many of us simply plonk our TV on the mantlepiece, or in a corner of the living room. But according to researchers at consumer champion Which?, there's actually a 'sweet spot' where your TV should go.

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5 h. ago London Underground signalling: How does it work and what can go wrong?

Exclusive: After a week of Northern line chaos, Simon Calder explains how the Tube’s communication systems work

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5 h. ago Expert explains different types of dog barks and how a owner can understand

It turns out, that not every dog bark is the same and no one expert has shared what owners need to look out for

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5 h. ago Chef shares simple hack for perfect scrambled eggs using 1 kitchen item

Sian Almond, breakfast development chef at the Michelin-starred Pavyllon London, has shared her top tips for making the perfect scrambled eggs

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5 h. ago Huawei's new smartwatch with epic battery has expert saying its 'better than Apple'

The HUAWEI Watch Ultimate 2 Beyond Adventure has just released - and it's perfect for cyclists and divers who need the best of the best

Science

6 h. ago Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert gives clear verdict on leaving heating on all day

As the cold weather sets in, many people will be turning their heating on for the first time this year - but should you leave it on all day or not? Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert has the answer

Economics

6 h. ago ‘Best life hack for Halloween’ goes viral as woman creates zero mess fake blood using £3.80 high

THE SPOOKY season is right around the corner, with trick-or-treaters patiently waiting for next Friday. If you're planning to celebrate Halloween next week but haven't found a costume yet, fake blood is always a safe solution you can't go wrong with. However, if your local store has run out of this October staple, fear not...

Economics

6 h. ago Fears for Britney Spears' safety amid shocking new video: 'She's spiraling'

It appears Britney is in trouble once again. Swerving her car into the wrong lane after a night out, she is 'spiraling' out of control in sad echoes of her infamous 2007 breakdown, friends say.

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6 h. ago Working for Meghan must be chaos – it’s no wonder 10th spin chief quit she should lay low but can’t, royal expert says

MEGHAN Markle's latest spin chief left because of chaos behind the scenes and her refusal to lay low, a royal expert has claimed. In June, Emily Robinson became the Sussexes' tenth publicist in five years - but has now sensationally quit after just three months. Harry and Meghan are understood to have hired at least...

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6 h. ago I’m a beauty expert – you must follow my tips to avoid major reactions to Halloween makeup

EVERY October, Halloween revellers go to great lengths to create incredible costumes for the eeriest night of the year. Once they have their outfits, trick-or-treaters start creating their scariest look with makeup for the perfect finish on fright night. And this usually involves pulling out bottles and colourful palettes from the year before to save...

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6 h. ago I’m an interiors expert – the four paint colours that boost your mood and avoid dreaded SAD in winter

NOW that October is well underway, shorter days and darker nights can leave us feeling sluggish, down, or even overwhelmed. While the harvest season brings comfort and cosy vibes, not everyone enjoys the lack of sunshine and colder days. And this can cause our mood to drop along with the temperature, even resulting in things like...

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6 h. ago 'I'm a travel expert and there are five hacks you're better off ignoring'

From booking flights on Tuesdays to skipping travel insurance, there are plenty of travel hacks and tips that people swear by - but not all of them are worth following.

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6 h. ago Two car buttons that everyone ignores will trap hot air inside & defog your windscreen this winter, reveals expert

A MOTORS expert has revealed the two car buttons that will trap hot air inside and defog your windscreen this winter. As winter approaches, drivers and their cars will soon face colderweather. Foggy windows are especially important to avoid, as they can impact drivers' ability to see the road. Taking to TikTok, a user known...

Science

6 h. ago ‘I was contaminated’: study reveals how hard it is to avoid pesticide exposure

Silicone wristbands worn by volunteers in the Netherlands captured 173 substances in one weekFor decades, Khoji Wesselius has noticed the oily scent of pesticides during spraying periods when the wind has blown through his tiny farming village in a rural corner of the Netherlands.Now, after volunteering in an experiment to count how many such substances people are subjected to, Wesselius and his wife are one step closer to understanding the consequences of living among chemical-sprayed fields of seed potato, sugar beet, wheat, rye and onion. Continue reading...

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