3 h. ago Postecoglou targets trophies and ‘true believers’ at Nottingham Forest

Former Spurs manager had his 60th birthday plans upended by job offer but feels ‘things happen for a reason’Ange Postecoglou walked out of the City Ground tunnel, which is decorated with famous images from yesteryear, and surveyed the scene. Just like that the Nottingham Forest head coach, in a blue suit, open-neck white shirt and Paul Smith trainers – the designer is a son of the city – was back in business. He posed with the garibaldi red shirt and before long was explaining how Forest’s move interrupted his belated 60th birthday celebrations last weekend. “We had this whole thing planned, The Hangover-style but we were in bed by 10pm as we realised our age,” Postecoglou said.It was in May, when the Europa League trophy parade halted outside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, that Postecoglou provided an iconic mic-drop moment: declaring that season three always eclipses season two in the best TV series. Four months after being sacked, replacing Nuno Espírito Santo three games into th...

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8 h. ago Haircare products that 'did the job' on thinning hair reduced

"The rosemary oil leaves your hair feeling soft with a nice shine without looking greasy. I would definitely recommend this to anyone whose hair is thinning."

Society

36 h. ago Shoppers say hair loss 'significantly reduced' with discounted shampoo set

'I have used this product around eight times and hair loss in brush significantly reduced'

Economics

3 d. ago 'So soft and effective' £13 towel is just like Stacey Solomon's sold

Stacey Solomon has shared one of her favourite haircare products, which helps to reduce frizz and breakage, and we've found the perfect alternative to her brand's sold-out hair wrap

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6 d. ago 'Passengers kept saying one thing so I ditched cabin crew job to make 6 figures a month'

A former cabin crew worker has opened up about what it was like ditching her 14-hour shifts for a new life where she earns six-figures a month and travels the world - and insists former colleagues are jealous of her

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7 d. ago Reeves has ‘full confidence’ in Rayner, and thinks deputy PM can keep her job – UK politics live

Chancellor offers unequivocal backing to colleague following stamp duty errorRachel Reeves, the chancellor, was also asked in her Sky News interview if the Rayner controversy showed that the stamp duty regime was “way too complicated”. Reeves sidestepped the question, saying:Well, look, Angela tried to do the right thing, and of course it is incumbent on all of us to try to properly understand the rules, and she is now working to make sure that the correct tax is paid.Well, the definitive advice came in on Wednesday morning, and that’s when Angela put out the statement.On Tuesday as well some court injunctions were lifted related to her disabled son and those circumstances, and that’s why Angela was able to make a full statement on Wednesday. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Shoppers rush to buy 'game changing' Kérastase hair growth serum in limited time sale

The Kérastase Genesis Hair Serum is currently reduced by 20% in a rare sale, and shoppers are raving about the results it's given them in just a few weeks

Economics

1 week ago 11 things you'll only remember if you worked in an office during the 80s or 90s, including sounds and smells

When it comes to office life, some things never change.

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1 week ago Trick to boost your pay packet if you're at risk of losing your job

MoneyMagpie Editor and financial expert Vicky Parry shares the steps you can take if you think your job might be on the line

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1 week ago People lacking one experience 'age faster' than everyone else, research claims

Visible signs of biological ageing may include wrinkles, grey hair or reduced mobility

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1 week ago JD Vance says he’s prepared to become president ‘If God forbid, a terrible tragedy happens’

The vice president said he ‘couldn’t think of better on-the-job training’ than his time in office

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2 w. ago Flight attendant says 'gross' suitcase mistake is an 'absolute no'

The flight attendant shared the revelation when she shared three things she would never do because of her job

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2 w. ago ChatGPT has its uses, but I still hate it – and I’ll tell you why | Imogen West

It’s bad for the planet and could make many jobs – including mine – obsolete. But my loathing runs deeper than thatIt’s one of those topics that comes up over drinks or dinner at the moment: whether or not you think AI is going to steal your job. So far, I’ve felt relatively confident that while AI could no doubt have a fair crack at writing a newspaper opinion column, there is something I do as part of my work that AI cannot: reporting.Except now, it seems, AI is claiming to be doing that as well. Last week, it was revealed that at least six reputable publications have had to take down published articles because it turned out that they were probably pieces of fiction written by AI and then passed off by somebody as works of journalism under the name of Margaux Blanchard. One of these was a piece for Wired titled They Fell in Love Playing Minecraft. Then the Game Became Their Wedding Venue, which quoted a “digital celebrant” called Jessica Hu, who does not seem to actually exist. An...

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2 w. ago Tim Dowling: here’s a rare thing – a repair job even I can’t put off

Jammed light switch? We’ll fix it when we’re back from holiday. Leaky garden hose? Doesn’t matter, it’s raining. Big hole in the roof? Ah!Summer seems to end earlier every year – the weather turns, the football starts, and you realise you’re going to spend the remainder of August trying to reconnect with your lost luggage. This year the traditional demarcation between the seasons – when we arrive home from holiday to find everything in our house in dire need of immediate repair – has come so early that we haven’t even been away yet. The light switch in the downstairs loo is stuck in the on position. The back door will not shut. The garden hose has exploded.“Nothing in this house works,” my wife says, trying to flick the jammed light switch. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago SARAH VINE: Rachel Reeves' property tax is the latest proof of Labour's nasty and disturbing vision for Britain. They despise hard

Owning represents security. I look at friends who are struggling financially in a cruel and challenging job market, and I think: however bad it may be, at least they've got somewhere to live.

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3 w. ago Faith in police crumbles as less than half think officers are doing a good job, annual crime survey shows

The Crime Survey for England and Wales shows just 49% of 32,000 people interviewed for the annual report felt the police were doing a 'good' or 'excellent' job - down from 62% a decade ago.

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3 w. ago Do Color Wow’s haircare products really work? I put them to the test

The brand has a product for every hair type and issue

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3 w. ago 'Amazing' hair mask which makes hair 'instantly' look healthy reduced to £10

'My hair instantly looked healthy and soft after the first wash. Recommend it!'

Society

3 w. ago Shoppers rave about £14 brush that's 'so gentle' on hair and reduces breakage by 77%

Tangle Teezer's new brush is perfect for anyone with dry, damaged, fine and brittle hair thanks to its extra gentle design that reduces breakage and keeps hair strong and healthy

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3 w. ago City firms offer ‘bring your dog’ and cookies as perks to lure workers back to office

Hair straighteners in bathrooms and running clubs among pushes to reduce WFH

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