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Rats can be a huge problem in the garden as they eat your crops, leave droppings, and carry diseases.

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25 m. ago Katie Price mortified as airport security march her to room over appearance

Katie Price recounted the "funny" incident in a recent podcast episode, describing how she was plucked out of a queue at the airport and taken to what she described as a "visa place"

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38 m. ago Woman who shed nearly nine stone on Mounjaro in just a year reveals how she avoided sagging skin

'Foxy', a singer and musician from Edinburgh, started using the injection Mounjaro in 2024 and has achieved an amazing transformation in that time while avoiding one of the major pitfalls.

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59 m. ago What time does Rory McIlroy tee off at The Open today? Day one start times, how to watch and latest odds

Masters champion targeting second career Claret Jug on home turf in Northern Ireland

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68 m. ago Job scams have jumped 237% since January. Here’s how to keep yourself safe

Young job seekers are often targeted and later ghosted or blocked by ‘recruiters’

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97 m. ago Liverpool transfer news: Alexander Isak decision to be made as Reds give Newcastle choice

Liverpool are keen to bring in a new striker and have identified Alexander Isak as their top target, but they are also considering a move for Hugo Ekitike

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98 m. ago 'Trolls told me my young daughter shouldn't lift weights – but I'm glad I ignored'

American mum Jes Bowen is a huge fan of fitness and wants to pass that on to her daughter. But over the years, many people told her not to allow her child to lift weights

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98 m. ago Oasis fans storm new fences at Heaton Park as they ignore security

Oasis fans didn't let their lack of tickets stop them from trying to see Liam and Noel Gallagher perform in their hometown as they stormed the fence at Heaton Park

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99 m. ago Problems piling up for Ruben Amorim as Manchester United struggle to rebuild | Jamie Jackson

The ‘infamous five’ told to train separately, lack of new signings and a restricted budget – United’s manager is stuck in summer of discontentThe on-off Bryan Mbeumo saga and Liam Delap choosing Chelsea are troubling bellwethers of Manchester United’s predicament a month from the start of the season. So, too, is having half an outfield first team in a bomb squad that skulks in for training in the late afternoon when those not in the same club-decreed quasi-shame have left for the day.As time ticks towards Arsenal’s opening Premier League Sunday visit and, beyond, to the window’s close on 1 September, Ruben Amorim can hardly be ecstatic at how the summer is progressing. The head coach has added only Matheus Cunha from Wolves, for the forward’s £62.5m release clause, a sizeable chunk of a transfer budget constricted by a looming debt mountain and the need to sell to buy a No 9 and, possibly, finally prise Mbeumo from Brentford. Continue reading...

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99 m. ago You be the judge: should my flatmate start using the spice rack I made?

Murad doesn’t want to sniff-test every unlabelled jar, while Alex is tired of their chaotic shared cupboard. You decide who needs to chilli out• Find out how to get a disagreement settled or become a jurorI haven’t labelled the jars, but you can just sniff each spice and work out which is whichI want ease and functionality. I don’t want to try to solve a puzzle every time I make a curry Continue reading...

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99 m. ago How to watch England vs Sweden for FREE: TV channel and live stream for Women's Euro 2025 today

Defending champions take on in-form Swedes in last eight

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1 hour ago Transfer news live: Liverpool chase Isak, Gyokeres to Arsenal update, Jackson to Man United

Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike are on Liverpool’s radar while Viktor Gyokeres and Noni Madueke are closing in on moves to Arsenal this window

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1 hour ago Woman tries to catch tan sunbathing in Spain but is shocked by what happens to skin

Sofia Carroll recently went on holiday to Spain to spend some well-deserved time in the sun. However, when she was sunbathing, something pretty wild happened to her skin

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1 hour ago Oasis fans think they've sussed how Liam Gallagher stays cool in his parka in 31C heat

Is this how Liam ensures he's the coolest man in Manchester?

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2 h. ago Today's rugby news as Farrell ignores Lions' form players and Australia announce double bombshell

The latest rugby news from Wales and the rest of the world

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2 h. ago Royal fans realise how different Queen Camilla looked in her youth in throwback snap

Today marks Queen Camilla's 78th birthday (Thursday, July 17), and fans have been left enamoured after seeing a photo from Her Majesty's younger years after it resurfaced online

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2 h. ago Woman who shed nearly 9 stone on Mounjaro in just a year reveals how she avoided sagging skin

'Foxy', a singer and musician from Edinburgh, started using the injection Mounjaro in 2024 and has achieved an amazing transformation in that time while avoiding one of the major pitfalls.

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2 h. ago How to watch The Open 2025: TV channel, live stream and times for first round

McIlroy aiming for second major title of the calendar year

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2 h. ago The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück by Lynne Olson review – surviving an all

The extraordinary story of the women who fought to bring their Nazi persecutors to justiceShortly after her release from Ravensbrück in 1945, Comtesse Germaine de Renty attended a dinner party in Paris with old friends. One guest complimented her on how well she was looking, concluding that “life in Ravensbrück was not nearly as terrible as we’ve been told”. De Renty stared at the woman for a moment, before explaining icily that a typical day in the camp began by stepping over the corpses of friends who had died in the night. They would probably have no eyes, she added, since the rats had already eaten them. And with that, the comtesse stood up and swept out.Ravensbrück always had a credibility issue, explains Lynne Olson in this consistently thoughtful book. The camp, although only 50 miles north of Berlin, had been liberated late, which gave the SS plenty of time to burn incriminating records. There was limited visual evidence, too, since no cameramen accompanied the Soviet army w...

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2 h. ago Sadiq Khan warned building homes on Green Belt will increase risk from heatwaves and wildfires

London mayor accused of ignoring advice of own climate change advisors

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