24 m. ago The surprising North Wales walk named the UK’s most Christmassy

Researchers have named the best walks to do over the festive period

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38 m. ago ‘I’m a prisoner of hope’: Olafur Eliasson on using art to bring us together to save the world

Inside Presence, the Icelandic-Danish artist’s epic new show in Brisbane, what you see changes based on where you stand or how you look – crucial when it comes to tackling the climate crisisI gasp as it comes into view: an enormous sun looming above, its surface roiling with what looks like thousands of tiny atomic explosions. It seems to notice me as well: when I stop, it stops too. It’s both awe-inspiring and unnerving.In the mirrors around the glowing orb, I spot Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson – globally renowned for large-scale installations that challenge your sense of perception – posing for selfies with the crowd. Continue reading...

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54 m. ago Top train dos and don'ts if you're travelling home for Christmas this year

Millions of Brits are set to head home via the rail network this Christmas, and with that will come some good deeds, and plenty of bad train etiquette

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77 m. ago Sun readers correctly predicted I’m a Celeb winner – AND exact order of runners up

SUN readers correctly identified who would win I'm A Celebrity in our online poll. We asked who you thought would take home the crown on the ITV show and you correctly worked out that streamer Angry Ginge would be the winner as well as the correct order of the remaining finalists. In last night's show,...

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82 m. ago What is darts star Luke Humphries’ net worth and how much career prize money has he won?

LUKE HUMPHRIES is one of the world's best darts stars and he has made a huge amount at the oche. His biggest success came in January 2024 when the man nicknamed Cool Hand beat teenage sensation Luke Littler in the World Championship final at Ally Pally. Who is darts star Luke Humphries? Luke Humphries was...

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98 m. ago People on lowest incomes being denied access to social housing, research finds

Benefit claimants having applications denied for being deemed too risky by housing associations, says CrisisThe poorest people in England are being denied access to social housing owing to their low income, in a “catch-22” situation that is pushing more people into homelessness, research has found.A new report from Crisis said that an ever depleting supply of social homes meant that housing associations were using strict criteria to choose new tenants, and people on low incomes and in receipt of benefits were having applications denied due to being deemed too risky. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago ITV News Arts Editor Nina Nannar details 'agonising' trip to New Zealand to scatter her late husband Steve's ashes after losing him to kidney disease

ITV News Arts Editor Nina Nannar has detailed her recent 'agonising' trip to New Zealand to scatter her late husband Steve Ronson's ashes. 

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1 hour ago Infantino’s lickspittle World Cup draw promises a tournament autocrats will love

Friday’s ceremony in Washington DC was cringe-inducing and craven enough to make football fans nostalgic for the reign of Sepp BlatterWell, that was awful, wasn’t it? Donald Trump’s heroic victory over a field of one to claim the inaugural Fifa peace prize, on-stage banter so dead it was already fossilized, Gianni Infantino doing crowd work, and Wayne Gretzky struggling through the pronunciation of “Macedonia” and “Curaçao” in the draw’s linguistic group of death: even with the benefit of a few days’ distance it’s impossible to overstate how impressively bad the draw for the 2026 World Cup, held last Friday at the Trump-purged Kennedy Center in Washington DC, was.“This is America, so we have to put on a show!” roared Fifa president Infantino, resembling a Sphinx cat in a borrowed suit, at the beginning of the ceremony. And put on a show Fifa did – just not one that anyone wanted to watch, least of all a desperately bored-looking Trump, who sat through Andrea Bocelli’s Nessun Dorma w...

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1 hour ago Researchers studied 849 professional Santas. Here’s what they found

Many Santas don’t see it as just a job – it’s a calling

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2 h. ago The once formidable Kansas City Chiefs look old, tired and out of ideas

Patrick Mahomes has led his team to seven straight AFC Championship Games, winning three Super Bowls on the way. That run appears to be overThis is how great runs end. Not with a single catastrophic collapse, but with a slow drift towards the finish, looking old, tired and out of ideas. For the Chiefs, that sense of finality arrived on Sunday night, delivered by the Texans in a 20-10 defeat at home that felt more lopsided than the score.For much of this season, there had been a gnawing sense of inevitability about the Chiefs. Whether judging by the eye test or the advanced data, this year’s group has been slightly better than the 15-win team who trudged through one-score victories last season, got hot in the playoffs and then were crushed by the Eagles in the Super Bowl. Even as the losses mounted this year, it felt like the Chiefs still had a run in them. If they could figure out their disjointed offense and find any juice on defense, they could sneak into the playoffs. And in a on...

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3 h. ago The Black Map: New app lets you rate and review Guinness from pubs across the UK

Could this mean never having a bad pint again?

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3 h. ago I’m A Celeb’s final voting percentages reveal AngryGinge won by a LANDSLIDE and was miles ahead of show rivals

ANGRYGINGE won I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! by a landslide vote, show figures have revealed. The social media sensation, 24, was crowned King Of The Jungle on Sunday night, beating out fellow finalists Tom Read Wilson and Shona McGarty. And now, it has been revealed that Ginge was miles ahead of his...

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3 h. ago Breakthrough stem cell therapy reverses Parkinson’s in Chinese patient

Participant’s Parkinson’s score dropped to value resembling that of healthy person, researchers say

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3 h. ago More than two fifths of new drivers admit using their phone at the wheel

Researchers said inexperienced motorists 'struggle to detach themselves' from smart phones, with social media use, texting and video calling 'rife'.

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4 h. ago Wilfried Nancy warned Celtic tactics board is a bad look as Ally McCoist agrees boss is an almighty punt

Nancy's new-look Celtic fell flat with his 3-4-3 causing confusion against Hearts

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4 h. ago Warning as bad weather expected to cause disruption and power cuts

The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for heavy rain and strong winds across parts of the country

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4 h. ago Pop sensation Rosalia announces 2026 arena show at London's The O2: all the details

Pop sensation Rosalia announces 2026 arena show at London's The O2: all the details  Shortlist

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4 h. ago United flight made emergency landing in Edinburgh after ‘burning smell’ detected on board

More than 100 passengers were diverted to the Scottish capital

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5 h. ago Bear attacks worker at wildlife park 'after it was driven wild by the smell of animal treats'

The black bear mounted the dramatic attack at Hangzhou Safari Park in the eastern Chinese province of Zhejiang on Saturday as it was being led onto stage for a performance.

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6 h. ago Is it true that you should take vitamin C when you’ve got a cold?

The vitamin has many benefits, but research shows that people who take it are just as likely to get the sniffles as those who don’t‘Vitamin C is important for your health in lots of ways,” says Daniel M Davis, the head of life sciences at Imperial College London. It is a strong antioxidant, helping protect cells from harmful unstable compounds that arise from toxins and pollution. It helps the body absorb iron, and is also used in the production of collagen. “But the idea that taking high doses of vitamin C – or drinking lots of orange juice – will stop you catching a cold, or help you recover faster, is a myth.”Davis, the author of Self Defence: A Myth-Busting Guide to Immune Health, explains that the popular belief in vitamin C’s cold-fighting powers has persisted for more than 50 years, “pretty much solely because of the evangelical view of one man: Linus Pauling”. Continue reading...

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