27 m. ago ‘My best friend was happy, healthy and looking forward to new year. Then his heart just stopped’

Sudden arrhythmic death syndrome affects around 500 people every year in the UK

Events

36 m. ago If holding a grudge is wrong, why does it feel so right? Just ask Margaret Atwood | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

In a culture of therapy-approved ‘forgiveness’, the author’s new memoir shows how hilarious long-delayed vengeance can be“A lot of people have died, so I can actually say these things without destroying somebody’s life. Except for the people whose lives I wish to destroy.” Thus spake Margaret Atwood in a recent interview about Book of Lives: A Memoir of Sorts, in a clip that has gone viral. “They deserve it,” she says, of the people she hasn’t said such nice things about. Asked if she likes holding a grudge, she replied: “I don’t have a choice. I’m a Scorpio.”Part of the clip’s appeal is Atwood’s icily sardonic delivery: you can understand why a recent review of her autobiography describes her as “a literary mafia don”, reminding those who have crossed her that she knows who they are, even if they remain unnamed, or pointing out that they may well be dead by now anyway. It reminds me a bit of the writer who once said to me: “If you wait by the bend in the river long enough, the bodi...

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46 m. ago Labour bids to look tough on borders: Shabana Mahmood says Channel boat migrants must wait 20 years for 'golden ticket' rights to stay permanently

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood insisted she is bringing in ' sweeping' reforms with Channel boat arrivals facing a 20-year wait for permanent settlement in the UK.

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85 m. ago Weight loss jabs like Ozempic and Mounjaro 'linked to 170 deaths'

Experts today sounded an alarm over the death toll as millions more are in line to get the jabs to curb the nation's bulging waistline.

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86 m. ago A dentist reveals six ways plaque can cause havoc in your mouth... and eventually totally destroy your smile

Your teeth are always at risk of losing their lustre to plaque, a sticky film of bacteria which can have serious effects on tartar formation, enamel wear and bone loss.

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1 hour ago The signs your hangover could be deadly – including headaches that might be meningitis & exhaustion that’s a blood clot

A POUNDING headache, upset stomach or incessant thirst - we all experience hangovers differently.  But one thing we can all agree on is that they are pretty unpleasant.  Thankfully, they are usually short-lived - easing up within a few hours and gone completely the following day.  However, sometimes our typical hangover symptoms might actually be...

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2 h. ago I'm A Celebrity stars no longer with us from unexplained death to health battles

Before Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly welcome a new back of famous faces to the Australian jungle, let's look back at the former contestants who've sadly passed away

Events

2 h. ago Can cuffing season make you ILL? Therapist warns how seasonal romances can cause a 'devastating emotional crash'

Hunting down a partner just for the colder months-a dating trend known as 'cuffing'-can have serious psychological repercussions, one senior therapist warned the Daily Mail.

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3 h. ago Shabana Mahmood vows to end UK’s ‘golden ticket’ for asylum seekers in Labour immigration crackdown

Refugees to face 20-year wait to settle permanently under radical asylum reforms

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3 h. ago Prince William and Kate Middleton's 'different life' in private after 'brutal shocks'

Fifteen years on from the day Prince William announced his engagement to Kate Middleton, the formidable royal couple are stronger than ever as they prepare to be King and Queen, all while navigating family life, royal duties and devastating health battles

Politics

4 h. ago 'Genius' viral TikTok coffee idea with 10 million views can save you money

The vido has gained over 10 million views and almost 1 millin likes - and people are going crazy for it

Economics

4 h. ago Young women are falling out of the workplace faster than men — are they prioritising their mental health over a career?

The number of young female ‘NEETs’ – not in education, employment, or training – has reached its highest level in almost a decade. From the women who are intentionally ‘decentering’ work, to those who are finding it impossible to find a job that works for them, Katie Rosseinsky uncovers what is really going on.

Politics

4 h. ago Woman's 'genius' way to save money on drinks and it's perfect for iced coffee

The hack has gone viral on social media, with many people saying they 'can't live without it'

Politics

5 h. ago Mapped: Britain's smoking strongholds where rates have gone UP

Nationally, just 9.1% adults in Britain admitted to smoking last year, down from 10.5% in 2023 and just a fraction of the nearly 50 per cent in the 1970s, according to ONS data.

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5 h. ago The free trick to keep your house warm for days and save heaps on bills

Avoid sky-high heating bills this winter by following these quick and easy home hacks that promise to help keep you warm and snug in your home over the coming weeks

Events

5 h. ago DVLA's 118 health issues you must report or risk £1,000 fine

While having one of the 118 health conditions doesn't automatically mean being unable to drive the DVLA still needs to be told

Economics

6 h. ago Scot suing housing association over claims mould ridden flat has destroyed his health

Tony Blair, who has been diagnosed pneumonia three times, says his bouts of ill health and worsening asthma have come after he moved into his Glasgow flat, owned by Queens Cross Housing Association, in 2017.

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6 h. ago Save £5,000 for house deposit in just one year with these tips

MoneyMagpie Editor and financial expert Vicky Parry reveals how first-time buyers can save a house deposit in just one year

Economics

6 h. ago You can send Santa letter for 87p and get reply including in BSL and braille

The deadline is fast approaching - so don't wait around too long

Politics

7 h. ago NHS issues 'take tablet' message to anyone under 12 weeks pregnant

The NHS has advised women to take a few things as soon as they know they are expecting

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