81 m. ago Aldi's £20 item 'perfect' for anyone who faces common pet problem

People have said that the investment will be 'so worth it' to save their furniture from this age-old pet owner dilemma

Economics

91 m. ago 'Ultimate' hack to remove sticky price tags uses one household staple

A viral life hack advisor has shared an easy hack to remove sticky residue left behind by labels - and all that you need to do it is one common household item and a bit of heat

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1 hour ago Airline responds after 'traumatised' couple forced to sit next to dead body for four hours

Qatar Airways has defended its actions after a woman died on board a flight from Melbourne to Doha and her body was placed next to another passenger for the remainder of the journey

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2 h. ago Former Man United star admits to sleeping with four women in 24 HOURS, filming X

Statistics alone rarely tell the full story of an athlete's career, but Dwight Yorke might just be the exception. For the former Manchester United man, football - like life - has been a numbers game.

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3 h. ago From ‘salam’ shower gel to ‘ethnic’ bedding, firms want to celebrate Ramadan. But some can’t even spell ‘iftar’ | Nadeine Asbali

The religious festival is a month of fasting, prayer and community – not consuming and comparing ourselves with one anotherNadeine Asbali is the author of Veiled Threat: On being visibly Muslim in BritainSupermarkets have wheeled out the 20kg bags of rice. High-street stores have popped hijabs on mannequins. Cosmetic companies are churning out products scented with pomegranate, cardamom, saffron and “sticky date” – at Lush you can buy Salam shower gel, Noor lip butter and a massage bar that apparently smells like a turmeric latte. All this can only mean one thing in our modern, consumerist world: Ramadan is upon us.Ramadan, the holiest month in the Muslim calendar, begins this weekend. Like many Muslims, I find it is my favourite time of the year (and not because I can bulk-buy rice for the entire year in my local Tesco). It is a time of spiritual growth and reflection, of turning away from our own desires and egos to focus on God, and of letting go of the trappings of the earthly w...

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3 h. ago What can we learn from the clothes we buy but never wear? | Jess Cartner

I’ve set myself a project to wear the neglected items in my wardrobe – from a crimson silk skirt to a mustard coatMost of us have clothes in our wardrobe that we never wear but can’t quite let go of. I have a daffodil yellow tweed shift dress with buttons down the front that I bought about five years ago and have worn, I think, three times. Every time I open my wardrobe, it catches my eye and I feel bad. I feel guilty that I bought a dress that I didn’t need and don’t even really seem to like. But I also feel bad for the dress, because it really is very pretty, and what has it done to deserve being ghosted by me? That part sounds crazy, I know. But I try to be honest about the thought process of buying clothes and choosing what to wear, even when the truth makes no sense.Like lots of us, I hate seeing stuff go to waste. I go to unnecessary lengths to make dinners using up whatever is in the fridge. I tell myself this is because it is healthier and more sustainable than takeout,...

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4 h. ago 'I copied Stacey Solomon's 59p hack to rid my bathroom of mould'

The tip was shared in an episode of the popular BBC One show Sort Your Life Out

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6 h. ago Get rid of 'sticky' dust on skirting boards in seconds with one item

Dust can be a nightmare to get rid of, especially when it seems to stick to certain areas

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8 h. ago USA Swimming says Delaware AD Chrissi Rawak will not assume role as CEO and president

USA Swimming’s board of governors said Friday night that Delaware athletic director Chrissi Rawak will not assume the role as CEO and president because of “unforeseen personal circumstances that we learned about late this week.”

Politics

15 h. ago Fifa’s Gianni Infantino defends ‘crucial’ relationship with Donald Trump

Fifa president focused on success of 2026 World CupDefends decision to give 2034 event to Saudi ArabiaGianni Infantino has defended his relationship with Donald Trump, saying proximity to the US president is “absolutely crucial” to the success of the 2026 World Cup.Fifa’s president also defended the decision to award Saudi Arabia the World Cup in 2034 in rare remarks to the media while attending the International Football Association Board (Ifab) AGM in Belfast. Continue reading...

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16 h. ago Family left £1,300 out of pocket after passports were incorrectly rejected at Gatwick

A ground crew lady working for airline Norwegian applied a passport rule to a member of the family that doesn't exist.

Economics

18 h. ago Three steps to get rid of head lice as experts say nits are getting harder to kill

Commonly used chemical products aren’t working as well as they once did, meaning head lice are harder to kill

Events

18 h. ago Inside Motörhead's wild tour demands – cheese board and mayonnaise to 120 beers

The legendary band Motörhead recently had their rider shared on Facebook – and it's safe to say it has divided fans, with some branding it 'modest' while others were more taken aback

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19 h. ago People putting bins out in March face £1,000 fine over little

Kingdom Local Authority Support, who assist councils across the country in tackling littering and fly tipping, are telling those getting rid of rubbish to check if the people coming to collect have a Waste Transfer Note

Economics

19 h. ago Ungovernable by Simon Hart review: A tale of brothels, backbiting, and Conservative politics

The revelations are out from Simon Hart’s book: The Political Diaries of a Chief Whip. There’s the one about being woken at 4am by an MP who was being held in a Bayswater brothel by blackmailers, not to be confused with another MP, Mark Menzies, who found it difficult to extricate himself from “bad people” and allegedly paid for his release from local party funds (which he denied); then there was Rishi Sunak’s observation about the female minister promoted to the Cabinet who was “f***ing useless but we can’t get rid of her” — which may or may not have been Kemi Badenoch. There was Boris Johnson’s attempt to kill off a disobliging report by the Privileges Committee on his lockdown activities which did not, by that time, shock Hart.

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22 h. ago Netflix's Toxic Town is a heartbreaking, powerful watch that makes you question the area where you live

The new Netflix series tells of the true story of when people in the town of Corby inhaled toxic dust

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22 h. ago Teenager who claimed his parents 'tricked' him into moving from London to Ghana to go to boarding school over fears he was in gang loses High Court bid to return to UK

The teenager was 13 when he travelled to the West African country on the pretense of seeing a sick relative only to find his parents had enrolled him in a private school.

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22 h. ago Teenager who claimed his parents 'tricked' him into moving from London to Ghana to go to boarding school over

Teenager who claimed his parents 'tricked' him into moving from London to Ghana to go to boarding school over  Daily Mail

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22 h. ago Secret codes flight crews use for emergencies and 'difficult passengers'

Flight attendants and pilots use a series of secret codes to communicate with each other - and some of them signal that something is seriously wrong on board

Politics

23 h. ago US shutdown of HIV/Aids funding ‘could lead to 500,000 deaths in South Africa’

USAid cuts to clinics dispensing antiretroviral drugs will be ‘death sentence for mothers and children’, expert warnsSweeping notices of termination of funding have been received by organisations working with HIV and Aids across Africa, with dire predictions of a huge rise in deaths as a result.After the US announced a permanent end to funding for HIV projects, services across the board have been affected, say doctors and programme managers, from projects helping orphans and pregnant women to those reaching transgender individuals and sex workers. Continue reading...

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