52 m. ago Tony Hawk shares heartbreaking reason he wishes Kurt Cobain was still alive

The pair would now be related through their children

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63 m. ago Kelly Brook shares ‘the most difficult thing’ about not having children

‘I don’t want to sit there watching people parent,’ said the star

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69 m. ago Kelly Brook says she 'lost friends' over decision not to have children

Kelly Brook has opened up about her decision not to have children and how it has impacted her friendships, saying she has lost friends over the years because their lives have become so different.

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74 m. ago Erik ten Hag reveals three things he misses about Manchester United after exit

Erik ten Hag left his post as manager at Manchester United in October after two years at the club

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89 m. ago 'Tenant from hell' evicted after court battle over revolting rubbish

Landlord Bas Barsa, 49, says his once 'immaculate' flat in Folkestone, Kent was left in a 'shocking' state by a nightmare tenant, including windows sealed shut by mould

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89 m. ago Richard Madeley halts Good Morning Britain with disturbing Donald Trump video

Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid were left aghast as they stopped the ITV show for breaking news

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92 m. ago Paloma Faith admits she feels 'lonely' after split from ex Leyman Lahcine as she details 'tragedy' of being left alone as her daughters leave for their 'father's house'

The singer, 43, split from the father of her two daughters in 2022 after ten years together, but has since shared she's in a new relationship

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2 h. ago Mum who wanted Ozempic prescribed for her children 'left in despair' at GP reply

Stephanie Caruthers blasted her doctor after hoping she could use Ozempic to tackle her eight-year-old son and her teenage daughter's obesity.

Society

2 h. ago My wife and I haven’t had sex for three years – but I still have a healthy libido

We used to have sex once a week on a Sunday, but since the menopause there has been no choice but to abstain. What can I do?My wife and I are in our late 50s, have been married for 20 years and have two children. Our sex life dwindled for a while, then ground to a halt around three years ago. When we were younger, I was very much in love with her and willing to live with our very different levels of sexual need and adventurism. Sleeping together happened almost exclusively on Sunday nights in the dark. She has always found sex in any position other than missionary to be painful. She finds oral sex to orgasm “disgusting” and since the menopause hit there has been no alternative but to abstain. I have a healthy sex drive and want to have what I would regard as a normal sex life again. In addition, we have a very different sense of humour and have often argued. I am the one who has initiated talking about our problems and we have had couples counselling, but it was inconclusive (I beli...

Science

2 h. ago Netflix's Toxic Town cast as true story drama about toxic waste scandal launches

Netflix dubs the series as a 'story of community resilience in the face of institutional negligence and greed — and the power of parents’ love for their children'

Events

3 h. ago Unexpected 'rude' outburst leaves BBC University Challenge viewers in hysterics

BBC University Challenge viewers were left in stitches as one contestant gave their response to a question during the latest instalment of the quiz show

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3 h. ago 8 dog breeds most prone to obesity as vets warn half of UK mutts are overweight

Dog obesity is on the rise in the UK, with half of all pooches now overweight - and it's certain breeds that are most at risk of piling on the pounds, according to the latest research

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3 h. ago Missing children cases are not being acted on quickly enough by the Metropolitan Police, watchdog finds

A report into the force's handling of the sexual and criminal exploitation of children found there had been 'positive progress' since a previous report in June 2023.

Events

4 h. ago ‘Losing hope with every day that passes’: torment of the ships’ crews abandoned at sea

Thousands of seafarers are left on board their vessels in foreign waters, unpaid, with scant supplies – and no way of getting home When Vihaan* set off from his home in Tamil Nadu, south India, to work on a vessel crossing the Bay of Bengal into neighbouring Bangladesh, he told his family he would be gone a few months. After delivering his cargo of stone to Bangladesh’s Kutubdia Island, the marine engineer was due to head home in March 2024 to disembark at Thoothukudi port, India.But that month, the rusting tug, the Navimar 3, which was being operated by Middle East Marine (MEM), was detained by the authorities in Bangladesh due to unpaid fees. For almost a year, Vihaan has become a virtual prisoner on board, he says, forced to work without pay to keep the vessel safe, amid strong currents where it is anchored off the island in the cyclone-prone bay. His passport and certification documents are being held by a local agent for the Dubai-based company. With no means of getting home, n...

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4 h. ago What was supposed to be a night of celebration with a friend became the night his dreams died

Rob Harris bravely faced the man who left him paralysed as he was jailed - telling him 'a part of me has died'

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4 h. ago Met Police needs to improve handling of missing children cases, watchdog says

A report by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services found work needed to be done despite improvements.

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4 h. ago AP PHOTOS: Graffiti left by Israeli soldiers turn south Lebanon homes into a canvas of war

Residents of southern Lebanon have been gradually returning to their villages to find their homes heavily damaged by the fighting between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.

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5 h. ago Arts sector’s use of unpaid interns for some roles could be illegal, experts say

Concerns also raised that practice prevents young working-class people from finding paid work in creative industriesArts employers could be breaking the law by relying on unpaid interns to perform roles that should be left to paid workers, preventing young people from working-class backgrounds from gaining a foothold, experts have said.Institutions are getting away with exploiting carve-outs in employment legislation to keep interns working for free, they said, which stops working-class people from finding paid work in the industry. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Dear Coleen: Ex broke my heart but says he could help me move on

"What I can’t get my head around is there was no warning, no conversations – nothing. I’ve just been left hanging."

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6 h. ago Expert hails surprising food that stops your kids' teeth from rotting

With tooth decay on the rise in young children, an expert in dental care has offered her top tips - and while some of them are commonly known, others may surprise you

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