20 h. ago Internet star Slutty Cheff on sex and food: ‘How do you learn about love? You sleep with more people’

The anonymous chef won fans and followers with her scandalous stories of sex, love and drugs in London’s top restaurants. Ahead of the release of her new memoir, already being adapted for telly, she speaks to Lydia Spencer-Elliott about sexism, dating and whether she’ll ever reveal her true identity

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53 h. ago Shark! Celebrity Infested Waters is bizarre but unexpectedly moving reality TV

A group of game celebrities must learn to love one of the most feared creatures on the planet in ITV’s new series

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9 d. ago Noel Gallagher's secret weapon: How daughter Anais, 25, has a 'subtle yet strategic' influence over her father

Anais Gallagher, based in London, is a breakout Gen Z influencer, leveraging her nepo baby status to become an internet star in her own right, thanks to her down-to-earth nature and approachability.

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1 week ago Urgent sex attack probe launched after children were 'given food and sexually assaulted' at community centre

A 41-year-old man has been arrested over the disturbing incident in Aylesbury yesterday.

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2 w. ago Did Marie Antoinette REALLY sleep with her son? Did people have lots of sex during the plague? The truth behind history's hottest gossip: KATIE KENNEDY

Was Henry VIII's fourth wife Anne of Cleves really that ugly? Sophie Hines meets KATIE KENNEDY, the postgrad bringing history's juiciest titbits to the world

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2 w. ago Bonnie Blue admits she's confused by 'ridiculous' theory she was once 'a man called Tom'

EXCLUSIVE: Adult star, Bonnie Blue is no stranger to internet trolls but she admitted the latest rumour doing the rounds that she was once a man called Tom is actually laughable

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3 w. ago Noise pollution harms health of millions across Europe, report finds

About 110 million people suffer stress and sleep disturbance that lead to tens of thousands of early deathsMore than 110 million people across Europe suffer high levels of health-damaging noise pollution, according to a report. The resulting physiological stress and sleep disturbance leads to 66,000 early deaths a year and many cases of heart disease, diabetes and depression.The report, from the European Environment Agency (EEA), focuses on noise from cars, trains and aeroplanes and found that 20% of the population of the European Economic Area (EEA) were affected. Separate research, using a slightly lower threshold for dangerous noise pollution, found that 40% of the UK population were exposed to harmful transport noise. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Know thine enemy: my ‘rat walk’ with New York’s rat czar made me rethink vermin

An estimated 3 million rats live in New York City – so members of the ‘Rat Pack’ are working to ease human-rodent relationsI am standing near a tree bed in a bustling Brooklyn park, with only a few feet of dirt separating me from a “small” family of rats – that’s usually around eight of them, I’m told. I’ve come on this “rat walk” with a few dozen New Yorkers, all milling about awkwardly, subjecting ourselves to the kind of brainless small talk heard at speed dating events. But instead of looking for love, we’ve come to learn more about New York’s rodent population. Tonight, knowing thine enemy means we must slink among the rats.We’re led by Kathleen Corradi, the city’s famed rat czar, appointed by Mayor Eric Adams in 2023, and we are united by our visceral hatred of rats. We don’t want to see them scurry by on late-night walks home, or watch as they slink in and out of trash bags on the street. We especially don’t want them in our homes. As one exterminator put it to the famed metr...

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3 w. ago 'Eating 36 eggs in one day made me never want to touch the food again'

EXCLUSIVE: After seeing the latest internet craze of people eating eggs, Daily Star man Tom McGhie thought he'd give eating 36 ones in a day a good crack of the whip

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3 w. ago UK households warned 'do not' leave fans on overnight during heatwave

A sleep expert has urged people to turn their fans off before sleeping

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4 w. ago ‘I didn’t sleep for 45 days’: the people who raffle off their homes

It’s an eccentric and work-intensive way to sell your house, but people are now raffling off even the most modest properties. Is it a good idea?When Natalie Rowcroft decided to raffle off her house in Salford, everybody – including her husband, Bradley Rowcroft – thought she “had lost the plot”. It was July 2020; people were doing stranger things with their first pandemic summer. But given that she had read a newspaper article about a couple who’d raffled their house in the morning, and had put her own up for sale by the evening, the scepticism was well-founded. “At first, I wanted nothing to do with it,” says Bradley, a 38-year-old carpenter. It didn’t help that she had also chucked the family car in the draw for good measure.Still, Natalie, 38, a teaching assistant, persevered. She printed out leaflets and put them up all over Salford and Manchester, set up social media accounts to promote the draw and bought a big poster to hang in the couple’s driveway. Continue reading...

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