2 h. ago Rape survivor bringing case to EU over Portuguese investigation of Christian Bruckner: 'I'm standing up after being silenced and ignored for far too long'

Hazel Behan wants the European Court of Human Rights to investigate alleged failures in the investigation following the serious sexual assault she said she suffered in Portugal in 2004.

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6 h. ago Musk claims to be ‘No. 2 after Trump for assassination’ and insists only the ‘paranoid’ survive in the world

Tech billionaire told influencer Ashley St Clair that revealing his relationship to her child would be dangerous, citing it as reason to keep his name off birth certificate

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8 h. ago Tottenham warned they must survive ‘lion’s den’ in Frankfurt to salvage season

Spurs face Eintracht Frankfurt with their tie finely poised at 1-1 after the first leg

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8 h. ago Billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife's murder remains unsolved after eight years.. but his cousin thinks he knows the truth

The murder of billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife Honey remains unsolved nearly eight years later. His cousin tells DailyMail.com why the immense resources the police used won't cut it.

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8 h. ago Five people sit down to beef Wellington lunch and only two survive

A woman who has been charged with triple murder after being accused of poisoning her ex-husband's family has been seen for the first time since the tragedy in 2023, as she attended a hearing

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9 h. ago Ask questions, practice and know when to make an exit: how to start a conversation

Socializing can be hard, especially starting a conversation with a stranger – here are some tips from expertsHumans are social creatures – we live in groups, rely on others to survive and gossip at parties. But socializing can be hard, even for social creatures. Especially the first part: starting a conversation.“It can feel daunting to go up to a stranger and start a conversation because in some instances, we are not sure how we will be received,” says Elaine Swann, a lifestyle and etiquette expert, and founder of the Swann School of Protocol. Will the other person be friendly or standoffish? Will they try to pull you into a multilevel marketing scheme? Will it simply be awkward?How to start meditatingHow to start weightliftingHow to start budgetingHow to start running Continue reading...

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9 h. ago Silent Hill 2 Remake devs Bloober Team reveal first Cronos: The New Dawn gameplay

Bloober Team has revealed a first look at gameplay of Cronos: The New Dawn, a new atmospheric survival horror title due to launch later this year — check it out below

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10 h. ago Constance Marten used ‘summer’ sleeping bags in winter, court told

Marten, 37, and Mark Gordon, 50, are accused of the manslaughter of their daughter Victoria, who died after they went off-grid in early 2023.

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10 h. ago Is Yellowstone's supervolcano on the brink of erupting? Concerning study reveals just how close the enormous magma reserve is to the surface

If it erupted today, it's thought Yellowstone in the northwestern United States could cause a prolonged nuclear winter and global starvation.

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11 h. ago Coronation Street star Colson Smith says 'why' Jack P Shepherd is being nominated in Celebrity Big Brother

The actor hasn't had much luck in the famous house so far as he was seen surviving being nominated for the second eviction

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12 h. ago Where are Gene Hackman's dogs now as footage of pup's final act emerges

WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT: Two of Gene Hackman's dogs survived after the legendary actor and his wife, Betsy, were found dead in their home on February 26, 2025

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13 h. ago Manchester bomb survivor says prison attack on guards was 'catastrophic failure' of duty

Hashem Abedi hospitalised three guards after violently attacking them with boiling fat and homemade weapons in the kitchen area at HMP Frankland

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14 h. ago Ruggable review: Can this washable rug survive coffee spills and muddy paws?

We put one of the brand’s designs to the test, to find out just how practical the rugs are

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16 h. ago The houseplant murderer: can I become green fingered in eight easy steps?

I have around 20 houseplants – some obviously near death. I called in an expert to teach me how to keep them not just alive, but thrivingI’ve always owned houseplants – but not, it must be said, always the same houseplants.Of the handful of plants I tend to acquire every year, only one or two survive to see in the next. It’s not that I knowingly neglect them: I try to be attentive to their needs, water them regularly, assess their lighting. Every now and again I’ll even chuck them some plant food. But sadly it seems my enthusiasm for green matter is not matched by a green thumb. Continue reading...

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16 h. ago Calls grow in Japan to scrap time limit on civil suits over childhood sexual abuse

Survivors and lawyers seek legal reform as thousands sign petition against statute of limitations

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18 h. ago Team GB could face lengthy train journey to Winter Olympics after sustainability initiative

UK Sport has stressed the importance of sustainability as the climate crisis continues to threaten the future of sport

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20 h. ago Manchester Arena bombing survivor ‘broken’ by plotter’s prison attack

Martin Hibbert wrote to Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood saying Hashem Abedi’s attack on prison guards was a ‘catastrophic failure’ of duty.

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21 h. ago My sister died 10 years ago. Here’s what I wish I had known about dementia when she was alive | Jackie Bailey

I think back to my 20-year-old self and my sister, lost in her imagined worlds, and I feel compassion for us bothWhen my sister was 21, she was diagnosed with dementia. She had survived a malignant brain tumour diagnosis when she was 10, but her cancer was inoperable and sat directly on her hippocampus, the part of the brain responsible for memory formation.My sister moved in and out of what I would call “reality”. She spent days talking to people I couldn’t see, laughing at jokes I couldn’t hear. I would cajole her into playing Scrabble with me, and after a couple of hours she might say something “normal”, like, “How are you, Jackie?” She just needed mental stimulation, I would think. If I could play Scrabble with her every day, she would come back to me. Continue reading...

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21 h. ago The Oklahoma City bombing was 30 years ago. Some survivors worry America didn’t learn the lesson

Thirty years after a truck bomb detonated outside a federal building in the nation’s heartland, deep scars still remain from the deadliest homegrown attack on U.S. soil

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21 h. ago 'Truly shocking': Scotland on course for worst flu deaths in 45 years after vaccine decline

Scotland is on course for the highest number of annual flu deaths in almost half a century after more than than 350,000 fewer vaccines were given this winter.

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