43 m. ago Germans are SHOCKED by one thing Brits and Americans commonly do in restaurants and on public transport

Expats working in Germany have shared a common perception among Germans on how Brits and Americans behave in public - including how loudly they speak in restaurants.

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83 m. ago Trump fires scientist team studying STD outbreaks as 10,000 workers laid off

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's labs have been dismantled by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as thousands of workers are laid off

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1 hour ago Four plants that must be pruned right now to ensure 'vigorous blooms' later

Spring pruning is a vital job for all gardeners. To help you get into the swing of spring pruning, gardening experts have shared four common plants that need pruning now

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5 h. ago At 6ft 8in, I was called 'Bigfoot' and couldn't get a date. But I'd love to marry

At 6ft 8in tall, I'm taller than the former England footballer Peter Crouch by an inch. It also means the few boyfriends brave enough to take me out have had to climb on chairs to kiss me.

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9 h. ago Trump team reportedly lays off some staff working on bird flu response even as disease spreads

Democrats are calling for information about how Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., will address the bird flu. outbreak

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10 h. ago ITV Coronation Street's Tony Maudsley 'flaunts' cheeky kissing snap with co

Coronation Street star Tony Maudsley, who is currently playing George Shuttleworth in the ITV soap, has responded to a cheeky kissing snap involving his co-stars

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12 h. ago Trump triggers race to offer US concessions before tariffs hit

Nations prepare offers to Washington including weapons deals, dropping their own tariffs and moves against China

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13 h. ago Exposure to common chemical while pregnant could damage baby's brain, study suggests

Common chemicals called phthalates are used in everything from food packaging to kids toys and shampoos. But these can leach out of products and pass into food and water.

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14 h. ago Parents of terminally ill boy leave Scotland to give him 'fighting chance' with US treatment

Little Jamie Tierney Jr's parents have been desperately trying to save him since he was diagnosed in March 2022.

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14 h. ago Victorian diseases on the rise due to damp housing and food inequality, doctors warn

Doctors raised concerns that damp housing and food insecurity is leading to more severe illness

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14 h. ago 911 star Lee Brennan says childhood cancer left him infertile

Brennan, who was diagnosed with cancer twice as a child, also shared that he was ‘isolated’ and ‘hated the way [he] looked’

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15 h. ago ADHD diagnoses at university where Oscar Wilde and Samuel Beckett studied rises by 570%...so more than students than ever get extra exam time

Trinity College Dublin is paving the way for an ever larger cohort of neuro-divergent members with ADHD now the third most common disability among undergraduates.

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15 h. ago ‘Dead white men are what I’m legitimately interested in’: film’s foremost podcaster on resurrecting the classics

Karina Longworth, the host of You Must Remember This, on why people patronise Scorsese and Coppola, and her new season of late-career curios by the likes of Minnelli, Wilder and Hitchcock‘When the legend becomes fact, print the legend.” So runs the most famous line from John Ford’s elegiac 1962 western The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. The 44-year-old historian Karina Longworth has other ideas. The former LA Weekly film critic launched her podcast, You Must Remember This, in 2014, setting out to tell “the secret and/or forgotten histories of Hollywood’s first century”, as she puts it in the show’s introduction. Its title is lifted from the jazz standard As Time Goes By (“You must remember this / A kiss is still a kiss ”) as featured in Casablanca. Hearing that wistful, timeworn lyric, it is easy to overlook the imperative hiding in plain sight. With each fastidiously researched and gloriously entertaining episode, Longworth seems to be telling us: you must remember this. To not do s...

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15 h. ago 'Weekend warrior' approach to exercise can 'reduce risk of dying from cancer and heart disease'

Even exercising for just one or two days a week can seriously improve your health, a new study suggests

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16 h. ago Coronation Street star Tony Maudsley 'all for flaunting it' as he responds to cheeky kissing snap 

The actor, who is currently playing George Shuttleworth in the ITV soap, quickly got fans talking

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16 h. ago How to spot, treat and prevent scabies, according to the experts

Scabies is a common skin infestation caused by the Sarcoptes scabiei mite

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16 h. ago Storm Nuria red alert for Brit holidaymakers – is your getaway affected?

British holidaymakers are on high alert as Storm Nuria triggers red warnings across popular destinations. Find out if your travel plans are affected

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16 h. ago The best foods to ease IBS symptoms as we enter IBS Awareness Month

It's best for those with irritable bowel syndrome to avoid certain foods that can easily trigger a flare-up.

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16 h. ago Pharmacist says 'stay home' if you have measles as cases rise across Europe

Measles cases have risen sharply across Europe, with experts predicting another spike this Spring. Here are the symptoms to look out for and how to protect yourself against the potentially dangerous virus

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17 h. ago Duchess reveals shock cancer diagnosis after Kate Middleton and King Charles' ordeal

The Duchess of Rutland, who lives at Belvoir Castle in Leicestershire, has revealed that like the King and Princess of Wales, she received a shock cancer diagnosis last year

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