77 m. ago Man spotted talking and hugging people on a Ryanair flight then they realise who he is

When people started hugging and chatting to one man on a Ryanair flight, others sitting on the plane were left wondering who he was - and they were shocked he was flying budget

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2 h. ago I used to have wonderful vaginal orgasms. Why did they stop – and how can I get them back?

My husband and I still have sex – but something’s missing. Is stress the culprit?I’m a woman in my 50s and have been with my husband for decades. We have always had a wonderful sex life and I used to be able to climax vaginally very easily, often without clitoral stimulation. During an eventful time for the family a couple of years ago, my libido and ability to climax disappeared, though they did eventually return. A few months ago, I had a health crisis, which has slightly impaired my coordination on one side. Although I have recovered very well, I am again experiencing a loss of libido and sexual sensation.We continue to have sex regularly and I enjoy the intimacy. I can climax with clitoral stimulation but it takes a long time and can be almost physically painful. I really miss vaginal orgasms and the release they brought. Although I am of perimenopausal age, I have no obvious symptoms and a hormone test came back normal.Pamela Stephenson Connolly is a US-based psychotherapist wh...

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4 h. ago The deadly winter wonderland trespassers are dying to explore

The site has been abandoned for decades and poses serious risk - but that hasn't stopped poeple breaking in

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10 h. ago Trump’s love of royals the key to state visit charm offensive

The US president boasted of his bond, telling of ‘automatic chemistry’ with the late Queen, and calling Charles a ‘really wonderful guy’.

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20 h. ago ‘I always wondered what it would be like up there’: artist Paul Cocksedge on his Nelson’s

‘I always wondered what it would be like up there’: artist Paul Cocksedge on his Nelson’s-eye view of London  The Guardian

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22 h. ago An Andy Burnham leadership bid would hand Nigel Farage a massive opportunity

With Keir Starmer on the ropes, some are wondering whether the Greater Manchester mayor could make a comeback to save Labour, but political editor David Maddox explains why it will be too much of a risk

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25 h. ago Sail the Med, Maldives, Greek islands and Arabian Gulf to uncover unique, unexpected destinations

Sail beyond the tourist trail and uncover ancient wonders, hidden coves and vibrant cultures across the Med, Maldives, Greek islands and Arabian Gulf

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28 h. ago I have a rare gynaecological condition and worried I'd never be able to have kids now I don't want them as I earn £150k a month doing OnlyFans

Uterus didelphys affects just 0.3% of women worldwide. Annie's form of the condition means she has a completely duplicated reproductive system - two vaginas, two cervixes and two uteruses.

Economics

28 h. ago Cottage on remote island with no neighbours hits market for £195,000

It has beautiful views in a 'wonderful place' - with nobody around to pester you

Economics

29 h. ago The most beautiful village in the world is officially in England

Wondering where to take your next staycation? This charming little village nestled in the south of England has been officially named the world's most beautiful

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30 h. ago Business owner gobsmacked after customer submits 'cheeky' return request

When a woman returned a dress to a small business that had clearly been worn, the business owner was left 'gobsmacked,' wondering how she had the 'front' to be so 'cheeky'

Economics

40 h. ago Chicago suburb where Pope Leo XIV grew up celebrates his 70th birthday with gospel music, balloons

The Chicago suburb where Pope Leo XIV grew up is celebrating his 70th birthday with gospel music and a balloon release outside his boyhood home

Culture

40 h. ago ‘My conscience is clear’: Prince Harry on Ukraine, his family and the media

The duke talks about the cost of war, his portrayal in the press and boxing as the Guardian joins him on a visit to KyivIt’s about midnight. It’s raining. A small group is huddled around a lonely roadside cafe somewhere near the border between Poland and Ukraine, getting wet in the drizzle, sharing cartons of chips and bottles of beer.One of the bedraggled men wonders out loud why on earth the owner of the cafe would choose to close now, when surely this must have been the busiest it has ever been, stuck out here in the middle of nowhere, with a captive and hungry audience. Continue reading...

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44 h. ago Galaxy chocolate fans divided over new product some think is 'pointless'

Galaxy, one of the UK’s best-loved chocolate brands famed for its creamy milk chocolate texture, has unveiled a new product that has left many fans wondering what the idea behind it really is

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52 h. ago What you see first in optical illusion shows which side of brain 'is more dominant'

Wondering if you're more right or left-brained? Apparently this personality test style-optical illusion can determine what sort of character you are based on what you see first

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3 d. ago Man Utd flop has seen transfer value plummet by nearly £100million from wonderkid peak

Jadon Sancho was once considered one of Europe's brightest prospects, but his stock has plummeted since joining Manchester United - and so too has his transfer value

Economics

3 d. ago The Guide #208: How theatre is holding its own in the age of artificial intelligence

In this week’s newsletter: Live performances offering authentic human connection are drawing crowds to the stage, as AI-driven drivel worms its way into other creative industriesLast year, more than 37 million people settled their behinds into the red-velvet upholstery, plastic chairs or wooden “I’ll only tolerate this because it’s the Globe” benches of a theatre. West End attendance has reportedly grown by 11% and regional audiences have increased by 4% since 2019 – pretty impressive amid a cost of living crisis and after a pandemic that had us all locked in our houses.The increase in attendance can be chalked up to all sorts of reasons: the post-Covid return of tourists to the UK, schemes offering more reasonably priced tickets, and big films such as Wicked leaving people wondering what that Defying Gravity note sounds like live. But I’d throw another contender into the mix: the rise of AI. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago A teenager full of hate from a family full of love: How Charlie Kirk's 'assassin' Tyler Robinson went from a once

He wore train-track braces and a teenager's awkward smile, but suspected assassin Tyler Robinson could not be more 'handsome' and 'wonderful' in the eyes of his mother and grandmother.

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3 d. ago Truman Show echoes at Manchester United mean Amorim must be afforded missteps | Jamie Jackson

Ruben Amorim inherited a mess but his position being under threat so early is simply life in football’s hottest seatSoap opera, wall-to‑wall media coverage, a sporting Truman Show and real-life panopticon. Ruben Amorim, like those before him, blinks in the glare of the endless fascination with Manchester United’s leading man, and may wonder whether this is the impossible job.Three games into a first full campaign the 40-year-old seemed to believe so. The desultory 12-11 Carabao Cup penalty shootout defeat at Grimsby followed a 1-0 loss to Arsenal and 1-1 draw at Fulham. Three matches, zero wins, and the executioner’s song began to wail for the Portuguese’s job security. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago 14 legendary band names you never knew were based on historical events

For the average rock n’ roll star, choosing the right name for your band is almost as important as your haircut. No wonder this lot turned to history for inspiration

Culture