2 h. ago Top head: We're too quick to say pupils have anxiety when it's just the ups and downs of being a teenager

It follows Wes Streeting's announcement an independent review would be held into the diagnosis of mental health conditions in the face of soaring numbers.

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2 h. ago Woman left with broken pelvis and internal bleeding after being attacked by GEESE

The 72-year-old woman was rushed to hospital with internal bleeding and a broken pelvis after being attacked by angry geese on her daily trip to feed ducks at her local park

Events

5 h. ago Vogue Williams, 40, sends pulses racing in a skimpy red bikini as she makes the most of the Aussie sun after I'm A Celeb appearance

The media personality, 40, became the third contestant to be booted off the ITV reality show this year and she looked sensational in her two-piece as she shared a snap to her social media.

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5 h. ago Is the Garmin Venu 4 good enough to lure my wife away from a Fitbit? I try to settle our debate

After years of friendly rivalry and two very different smartwatch loyalties under one roof, I finally put Garmin and Fitbit head-to-head — using the Venu 4 as the challenger. The setup wasn’t smooth, the price stings a bit, but the final verdict wasn’t what I expected

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6 h. ago George Clarke opens Strictly’s musicals week with ‘sensational’ Argentine tango

Ahead of musicals week the pair met cast members from The Phantom Of The Opera to get into character.

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7 h. ago Visitors to Scots hospitals told to wear face masks amid flu outbreak

The situation will remain under review.

Science

9 h. ago I've had vertigo for 30 years... what can I do? DR ELLIE reveals the triggers, and a simple five

A form of dizziness, vertigo can trigger the sensation that the room is spinning or tilting. Vertigo has a smaller number of triggers than general dizziness, some of which can be hard to diagnose and treat.

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10 h. ago NHS 'burning sensation' warning as you may need immediate treatment

The health experts issued the warning on their website, suggesting people seek help if they are worried

Events

11 h. ago Tinsel Town review: This cosy, classic Christmas film has just enough snark to stop it feeling sickly sweet, says SARAH OLIVER

Kiefer plays Bradley Mack, a washed-up Hollywood action hero furious to find himself starring in a British Christmas pantomime.

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12 h. ago My honest review of the UK hotel where England train for the beautiful game

My honest review of the UK hotel where England train for the beautiful game  Metro.co.uk

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15 h. ago Who is Mitchell Lawrie? 7 things you need to know about Scottish darts sensation as Littler admits 'this kid is a joke'

Lawrie is making a splash at the WDF World Championship and appears to be one of the game's next rising stars

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15 h. ago Why are diagnoses of ADHD soaring? There are no easy answers – but empathy is the place to start | Gabor Maté

Some say it’s overdiagnosis, others say it’s greater recognition. But it’s clear we must think about how our society is impacting human developmentGabor Maté is the author of The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness and Healing in a Toxic CultureDoes the rise in diagnoses of ADHD mean that normal feelings are being “over-pathologised”? The UK’s health secretary, Wes Streeting, seems to suspect so. He is said to be so concerned about a sharp rise in the number of people claiming sickness benefits that he has ordered a clinical review of the diagnosis of mental health conditions, and autism and ADHD.I was diagnosed with ADHD (ADD, as it was then most often called) decades ago, in my early 50s. As I wrote in my book on the subject, Scattered Minds, it “seemed to explain many of my behaviour patterns, thought processes, childish emotional reactions, my workaholism and other addictive tendencies, the sudden eruptions of bad temper and complete irrationality, the conflicts in my marriage and m...

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15 h. ago Toyota Land Cruiser review: unstoppable in the worst UK weather

Caught in a storm with the new Toyota Land Cruiser? Perfect timing. On flooded roads, high winds and rural chaos, this iconic 4x4 showed exactly why it has a 70-year reputation for being unstoppable

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16 h. ago Is this the ultimate gift for beer lovers? Our honest review of the iGulu F1 smart beer brewer

The foolproof device makes beer, cider, kombucha — even wine! — from your kitchen in just 10 days. Stuart Pritchard takes the F1 for a spin

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17 h. ago 'Masterpiece' Netflix film leaves fans emotionally 'wrecked' with heartbreaking ending

Netflix's latest original film starring George Clooney is being called a 'masterpiece' with an ending that is guaranteed to leave tears in your eyes

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17 h. ago Netflix’s movie star ‘masterpiece’ leaves fans ‘reduced to tears’ hours after release

A new Netflix original film had only been available for a matter of hours before making emotional wrecks out of countless fans

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17 h. ago Brian Cox on Tom Stoppard’s sensational Rock’n’Roll: ‘I looked through the curtain and saw Mick Jagger and Václav Havel’

The actor, who starred as a Marxist academic in the acclaimed 2006 play at the Royal Court, remembers an astonishing writer of ideas and eleganceBy the time I was cast in Rock’n’Roll in 2006 I had been following Tom for years. I saw Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead when it came to London in 1967 with the wonderful Graham Crowden as the Player King. It was a big sensation. The Real Thing was a great play and Arcadia was extraordinary.Rock’n’Roll was w at the Royal Court in London by Trevor Nunn and starred Rufus Sewell as Jan, a Czech student who returns to Prague in 1968. I played Max, a Marxist academic. It was a fascinating experience, because there were two plays there: the play about Sappho, the Ancient Greek poet, and the play about the Soviet takeover in Czechoslovakia. Continue reading...

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18 h. ago New Which? review reveals the £25 perfume that beat a £95 designer one in a sniff test

A new Which? sniff test reveals the budget scents that pack a luxury punch– and promise to save you big money this Christmas

Economics

19 h. ago Nick Cave’s Veiled World documentary is a captivating look at the musician’s songwriting genius

Sky’s film assembles some of the Australian musician’s closest friends and collaborators for an in-depth look at the dark, mysterious worlds he conjures, and the eclectic characters dwelling in them, writes Roisin O’Connor

Culture

19 h. ago Horse racing tips: ‘He’ll be doing his best work at the finish’ – Templegate’s London National NAP at Sandown

TEMPLEGATE tackles a sensational Saturday of racing confident of giving the bookies a hiding. Back a horse by clicking their odds below. O’CONNELL (3.35 Sandown, nap) He really can’t go far enough so this real test of stamina should be right up his street. He won a hot contest here in February before an excellent...

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