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60 h. ago Landscape gardener spun web of lies as trusting customers went through hell

'I'm quite satisfied you deliberately were accepting work when you knew you didn't have time to complete it'

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3 d. ago British Grand Prix: McLaren's Lando Norris profits from Oscar Piastri penalty to clinch first home win

Hulkenberg completed the podium, finishing in the top three for the first time in his 15-year Formula One career

Sport

4 d. ago Britain’s HS1 rail link was ‘poor value for money’, report finds

Government-backed study into high-speed project published as HS2 scheme is hit by delays and mounting costs

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4 d. ago Love Island's first ever winner looks looks completely different 20 years after victory

The first ever winner of Love Island looks completely different to his time in the Fiji villa two decades on

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7 d. ago ‘People pay to be told lies’: the rise and fall of the world’s first ayahuasca multinational

Alberto Varela claimed he wanted to use sacred plant medicine to free people’s minds. But as the organisation grew, his followers discovered a darker realityThe first time Dalia* took ayahuasca nothing happened. The second time it changed her life. It was 2017, and she had joined a dozen strangers in a chalet outside Barcelona. Everyone was searching for something. For many it was a way out of misery: an escape from years of addiction, or a last-ditch attempt to survive crippling depression. Dalia, a therapist in her early 30s, hoped ayahuasca would help her process the recent death of her mother. “I felt completely alone at that time,” she said. “And I think in some form that’s how everyone there felt.”The retreat, run by a wellness company called Inner Mastery, began with the two dozen participants talking about their expectations, before imbibing ayahuasca. The Amazonian plant brew, which contains dimethyltryptamine (DMT), a powerful naturally occurring psychoactive, induces an a...

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7 d. ago Lily Allen admits she 'can't remember' how many abortions she has had and thought it was 'romantic' when an ex offered to pay for one: 'I used to get pregnant all the time'

Speaking on the pair's podcast, Miss Me? , the singer, 40, described her reproductive system as a 'complete disaster area', confessing she would 'get pregnant all the time'.

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8 d. ago 'I tried KFC for the first time and was left completely traumatised'

KFC is a high street favourite for thousands of hungry Brits every single day but one YouTuber who had never actually been to one decided to give it a try – before having instant regrets

Events

1 week ago 'Beautiful seaside city looks exactly like Mykonos but drinks are just 50p'

Ashley Bautista stepped foot in a North African seaside town for the first time and was completely blown away by the cheap luxury at her disposal

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1 week ago St Sophia’s Primary bury time capsule as school nears completion

St Sophia's Primary will be the first EnerPHit certified school in the UK.

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2 w. ago Grenfell Uncovered on Netflix review: this litany of failures is rage

Eight years after the disaster, this documentary examines how we got there, to devastating effect

Events

2 w. ago HS2 trains could run slower than expected to cut spiralling costs

HS2 is now expected to open after 2033 as transport secretary Heidi Alexander called its management under the Tories a ‘litany of failure’

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2 w. ago Number of Scottish SME home builders falls to lowest level in 20 years as Scotland remains in housing emergency

New report highlights red tape and rising costs as key issues

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3 w. ago HS2 scheme 'will not be completed on time' as report highlights 'litany' of failures behind '£100billion white elephant' railway line

Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander told MPs the gargantuan project was an 'appalling mess', with an audit revealing endemic overspending, hundreds of millions of pounds wasted and poor decision-making.

Economics

3 w. ago HS2 opening 'to be delayed by two years' after damning report 'reveals costs have been driven up by £37BILLION'

On Wednesday Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander is due to announce that the remaining section of the high-speed railway line will no longer be completed in the target time of 2033.

Economics

3 w. ago MPs suggest Government treats councils’ financial woes as ‘normalised noise’

A report by the Public Accounts Committee highlighted perceived flaws or a lack of urgency in the Government’s approach to local government reforms.

Politics

3 w. ago Grooming gangs report's disturbing reality highlighted by two word demand

Baroness Louise Casey, who led a harrowing review into sexual abuse of children by groups of men in England and Wales called for a 'national reset' in the way children are treated

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3 w. ago The most famous Scottish voices on Audible – from Irvine Welsh to McAvoy and Tennant

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3 w. ago Beating a path to the Job Centre: brawling former Shadow employment minister Mike Amesbury who sucker

MP Mike Amesbury, 56, was seen looking rather forlorn in Runcorn, Cheshire, as he attempted to find work after completing 200 hours of community service in lieu of jail time for his crime.

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3 w. ago Tributes flood in to 'king' dad and former soldier who died age 39

Nathanael Hill, from Kirkby, was an armour officer in the air force and during his time he completed six tours of Iraq, four tours of Afghanistan and worked on Operation Red Flag

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