94 m. ago The 'loneliest man in the world': Hunter survived 26 years alone in Amazon rainforest after rest of his tribe were massacred by ranchers

Known as the Last of his Tribe and Man of the Hole, an unnamed indigenous hunter lived entirely alone for nearly three decades - the sole survivor of a brutal massacre that wiped out his people

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96 m. ago ITV This Morning's Ruth Langsford shares £24 key to youthful skin at 65

"It's going to plump your skin and that is just the finishing touch. Again, down the neck and time for sleep. You won't recognise me in the morning."

Economics

2 h. ago Wetherspoons' Tim Martin shares great pub secret and how we can 'live happily ever after'

EXCLUSIVE: Things are far from perfect in the pub world at the moment and Wetherspoons boss Sir Tim Martin is far from optimistic about its future, but he does have a vison

Society

3 h. ago Golden Goal: Paul Gascoigne for Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal (1991)

Gazza painted his artistry all over the 1991 FA Cup and his stupendous free-kick influenced the game for yearsFootball is an unstoppable continuum, a whirling dervish of love and hate, life and death, frequent tedium and the greatest excitement known to humanity. Because we care so much for it it feels like it cares for us back, but the painful truth is this is our imagination and self-respect saving us from acknowledging that actually, football was there before us, it’ll be there after us, and while we’re there it exists as though we don’t.Occasionally, though, we have bestowed upon us an event that grabs us by the lapels and shrieks indelibly into our souls, the entirety of the cosmos consumed by the wonder of the game. “It tells us something we’ll always remember,” wrote director-screenwriter Randall Wallace when considering what makes something epic. “It makes us walk out of a theatre and whisper into our own hearts, ‘I’m changed.’” Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Time to ditch your Fire TV Stick? 'Powerful' new rival is coming to the UK soon

A new way to stream TV is coming to the UK soon that will take aim at Amazon's FIre TV Stick

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4 h. ago The secret to good investing in turbulent times? Keep calm and carry on

WEALTH CONFIDENTIAL The secret to good investing is to keep calm and carry on, writes Graeme Brock , head of private clients Scotland at Waverton

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4 h. ago Morocco’s happy valley – the wilderness that lies just beyond the souks of Marrakech

Just 20 miles from the bustle of the medina, Ourika valley is a place of magical gardens, olive groves and walking trails in the foothills of the High AtlasFrom my vantage point on a rooftop terrace I can see the snaking form of the Ourika River meandering through the swathe of palmerias at the southern edge of Marrakech. It’s hard to imagine that barely 20 miles (32km) separate me from the frantic bustle of the famous Djemaa el Fna square and the clamour of the souks.“Salam alaikum,” says Abdelkarim Ait Ali, owner of Ourika Lodge (doubles from £53), as he loads my already groaning table with the generous breakfast offerings that are part of traditional Amazigh (Berber) hospitality. “There are so many [hot air] balloons this morning!” he says, pouring glasses of sage-scented tea. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago ‘I think I’m about to die, then I see a white flash and Henry is on the bear’s back’: the hero dogs who save lives

From stopping road accidents to performing a Heimlich manoeuvre, real-life Lassies have a long history of rescuing humans in distress. Their grateful owners tell allIn August 2014, conservation biologist Steve Krichbaum was searching for wood turtles on a small plateau in a West Virginia forest. His dog Henry was exploring below, near a stream, out of sight. Henry – a fluffy former stray so joyfully affectionate Krichbaum’s former partner nicknamed him the “Love Dragon” – accompanied him everywhere, hiking, swimming and camping together.“I hear these sticks snap,” Krichbaum says. “And there are these two bear cubs running up the slope.” Concerned Henry might chase them, he turned and started shouting for him, then, turning back around, saw an adult black bear running towards him. Krichbaum tried to appear “big and loud”, waving his arms and shouting, but the bear kept charging. He ran down the slope to try to escape, but “she ran down the bank and immediately grabbed my thigh in her...

Events

6 h. ago London Marathon 2025: How to watch iconic race, track friends and family

More than 56,000 thousand runners hope to complete today's TCS London Marathon and there will be wall-to-wall coverage of from the elites to the fun runners with moving stories to tell

Sport

7 h. ago 'This Scottish seaside café with amazing views is one of the best I've ever been to'

The outdoor seats even came with their own blankets.

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8 h. ago Woman's 'secret' to keeping lettuce crisp and fresh for up to six weeks

Lettuce has a notoriously short shelf life, but one food storage expert has shared a simple trick to keep the leafy greens fresh and crisp for a matter of weeks

Politics

9 h. ago Elon Musk's secret plan to father 5,000 children: Public meltdowns in White House, toxic feuds with his harem of mothers and the shocking reason he's so keen to offer his sperm around revealed

It's traditional for people in Musk's position to save face by saying that they want to spend more time with their family but, in his case, that would raise the question: which one exactly?

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9 h. ago Ukraine war briefing: Suspect held in Moscow car bombing of general, Russia claims

Russian security service alleges Ukrainian agent Ignat Kuzin rigged car with homemade explosives; Trump meets Zelenskyy and expresses doubt that Putin wants a ceasefire. What we know on day 1,159Russia’s FSB secret service said on Saturday that it had detained a man it suspects of killing a senior general with a car bomb outside Moscow. Russia has accused Kyiv of being behind the blast on Friday, which killed Gen Yaroslav Moskalik. The FSB alleged a Ukrainian agent it named as Ignat Kuzin rigged a Volkswagen Golf in the city of Balashikha with a homemade explosive device from a Ukrainian secret service stash in the Moscow area and that the bomb was then detonated remotely from Ukraine. A video released by the FSB showed a man identified as Kuzin, and what was said to be his arrest taking place on a forest road. Kyiv has not commented on the blast, which bore the hallmarks of previous attacks on military figures and high-profile backers of the Kremlin’s offensive.Donald Trump has sai...

Events

9 h. ago Charities told not to use the word 'assertive' in job advertisements because it's claimed it puts them off applying

Woke advice handed down by the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) tells its 17,000 members the word is 'often seen as masculine'.

Politics

9 h. ago Sarah Vine (and dog Muffin) join a resurgent Kemi Badenoch as the Tory leader hits out at reform

SARAH VINE: After weeks of uncertain performances in the Commons, she skewered the Prime Minister on the question of the Supreme Court ruling on women, accusing him of 'moral cowardice'.

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10 h. ago This Is Assisted Dying by Stefanie Green: I help people DIE so that they can get the most out of LIFE

Stefanie Green assists patients who choose to end their lives. The Canadian doctor tells how she has come to cherish her time with people in their final moments

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12 h. ago Famous chef with 'terminal' cancer blows doctors away as he reveals what saved his life

Kevin Ashton, from Nevada , was diagnosed with stage four melanoma - a type of skin cancer - in September 2023 after doctors found several grape-sized tumors in his abdomen.

Science

13 h. ago Remote rural cottage in secret spot has no neighbours or noise just glorious sea views

This charmingcottage is tucked away in the perfect country and coast location for peace and privacy and yet a short drive to two vibrant towns

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14 h. ago Scientists have birthed a ‘super cannibal’ that never grows up. Could it be key to combating Australia’s cane toad menace?

There’s quiet optimism that gene-edited ‘Peter Pan’ tadpoles could help control one of the world’s worst invasive speciesThe toad’s eyes seemed to glow red, its warty and poison-soaked skin – normally splodged in browns – instead a porridge of creamy whites. This albino toad was produced by a team of scientists with one foot in a Sydney university laboratory and the other in a research station on the vast tropical savannahs and wetlands far away to the north near Humpty Doo.It was September 2023 and for the man who dreamed it into being, the toad was but an opening act in a radical new play against one of the world’s worst invasive species.Sign up for a weekly email featuring our best reads Continue reading...

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14 h. ago Drew Barrymore reveals what work she has done to her face after admitting to plastic surgery at age 17

Drew Barrymore shared her secret for aging gracefully in a question and answer session with members of The Drew Barrymore Show audience on Friday.

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