11 h. ago There is one universal sex tip. It is simple, teachable and obvious

How do we get better at discussing sexual satisfaction when our genitals are synonymous with the word ‘unmentionables’? It takes no luck, no money and can be learnedIn the fifth season of the British cringe comedy series Peep Show about two dysfunctional flatmates, Mark tells Jeremy that, for the first time in his life, he thinks he’s getting sex right. This is thanks to new partner’s very explicit instructions. “That’s cheating,” Jeremy complains. “Anyone can please a woman if she tells you what to do. You’re not allowed to ask. That’s the whole point.”I’ve spent a year trying to figure out why straight women are statistically last on the list when it comes to having pleasurable sex, but that one minute of television pretty much sums it up. Continue reading...

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39 h. ago Long Island astrologer arrested over $62,000 fortune telling scam

Hemanth Kumar Muneppa was arrested Friday on Long Island for allegedly defrauding an elderly woman who sought his services

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42 h. ago Hero schoolboy cries as he tells jury how he saved girlfriend when her parents 'tried to strangle her in honor killing'

Isiah told the court in Washington how he punched his girlfriend Fatima Ali's father (right) in the head to stop the attack outside of Timberline High School on October 18 last year.

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58 h. ago Hero schoolboy cries as he reveals how he saved girlfriend when her parents 'tried to strangle her in honor killing'

Isiah told the court in Washington how he punched his girlfriend Fatima Ali's father (right) in the head to stop the attack outside of Timberline High School on October 18 last year.

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3 d. ago Teen describes moment she was choked by father in 'attempted honor killing' after refusing arranged marriage

Fatima Ali, 18, testified against her parents Ihsan Ali, 44, and mother Zahraa Subhi Mohsin Ali, 40, at their attempted murder trial. They are accused of trying to strangle her in a Muslim 'honor killing'.

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3 d. ago A ‘Himalayan tsunami’ has just devastated Nepal. It should be a wake

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3 d. ago An evangelical mother and the siblings she estranged: inside the complex family Constance Marten left behind

Marten’s mother Virginie and middle brother Tobias both attended her Old Bailey trial — but what of the rest of her family, and what can the five of them tell us about her tragic descent into a life of crime? Katie Strick reports

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7 d. ago Junior Andre, 20, reveals his parents' reaction to his relationship with girlfriend Jasmine Orr, 24, as she recalls first meeting

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7 d. ago ‘You don’t get a second chance at a shot like this – horses wander off’: Mike Wells’s best phone picture

The former World Press Photo of the Year winner on why capturing a good image remains instinctive in the age of mobile photography‘Scrambling to catch this shot felt like 3D chess,” says photographer Mike Wells. “My eyes were balancing Connemara’s famous mountains, its wild ponies and the stone walls, while my mind computed the variables: the rush to catch the last rays of evening sun, that moment when a sea breeze lifts the ponies’ manes, and whichever way they will amble next.”In 1981, Wells won the World Press Photo of the Year for an image shot in Uganda depicting a malnourished boy’s hand resting in the palm of a Catholic priest. “When I was working in the 1970s and 80s, unless you could afford a motor drive for your camera, you often got just one chance at the critical shot,” Wells says. “You could never tell whether you really had captured the moment until you got back from Africa, or at least out of the darkroom. That image wasn’t well lit or well composed, ju...

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Sir Brian Leveson said his reforms are necessary to avoid the collapse of the criminal justice system

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Sir Brian Leveson said his reforms are necessary to avoid the collapse of the criminal justice system

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